Pupils May Be Barred Without Measles Immunity
The Los Angeles Health Services Department ordered exclusion from class for students not immunized against measles, with medical or rest grounds as the only exceptions. Officials report 20 to 25 percent of 1.4 million county students lack vaccination amid a measles epidemic that has caused at least two deaths since last October. By last Saturday 4,416 cases were recorded, and many cases are believed undercounted with hospitalizations rising. The Board of Supervisors also instructed county authorities on further steps.
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Liston Witherhill
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Judge orders alien helper to San Jose distance
A federal judge in San Diego orders Jose Pablo Trujillo to live no closer than San Jose, about 400 miles from the Mexican border, as a five year probation condition after his five year prison term for harboring and concealing illegal aliens. The ruling follows his alleged role directing aliens to a hideout near his San Ysidro home. Border Patrol notes about 200,000 illegal crossings in the San Diego area in early 1977.
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Jose Pablo Trujillo
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Gordon Thompson Jr
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U S grip on arms talks yields optimism and doubt
President Carter's adviser Brzezinski said the United States made the damnedest effort to offer a broad disarmament package in Moscow but did not expect the Soviet Union to accept the total framework. He noted a cautious ongoing relationship despite sharp rhetoric from Soviet leaders and signaled potential shifts in defense planning if Moscow shows less interest in equal strategic balance.
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Feinberg gets probation and fine in grand theft case
Long Beach resident John Jacob Feinberg pleaded no contest to grand theft and forgery of a building permit. He received three years probation and a 2500 dollar fine with community service hours. Attorney Joseph Ball said civil settlement talks with buyers Patrick and Mrs McCabe have been ongoing for nine months but remain unresolved. Deputy District Attorney Don Eastman argued briefly before the judge.
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John Jacob Feinberg
Feinberg
Joseph Ball
bin Ellent
Patrick McCabe
McCabes
Long Beach Court
Don Eastman
Senate approves ethics code to curb conflicts of interest
The Senate backed a broad ethics code to boost accountability and public trust, rejecting a sunset amendment by Senate leader Howard Baker 63 to 31. A March 4, 1980 report from the Senate Ethics Committee on whether to continue or modify the code was requested.
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Stewardess recalls Santa Cruz disaster survivors
A Pan Am stewardess, Dorothy Kelly of Fitzwilliam New Hampshire, one of six survivors, describes the horror of the Santa Cruz de Tenerife crash. She says crew and passengers fought to stay with burning planes, noting screams, flying debris, and the struggle to escape as others attempted to help. The group includes six stewardesses and several passengers, with families affected and a plan to move bodies to Dover Air Force Base.
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Susanne Donovan
Harrisburg
Patricia Daniel
Sol Laverne
Insurance bill looms after aviation disaster
London AP reports the aviation catastrophe with 577 deaths may spark a record insurance charge up to 24 billion dollars. First California lawsuits seek over 2 billion, including 240 million for Pan American and KLM losses and 157 million for victims families. Two California women seek 6.5 million per deceased family member in a San Francisco suit against Pan American, KLM, and the Canary Islands operator.
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Carter and family face intruder incident after theater outing
After a Washington theater trip, President Carter and Rosalynn returned to a nearby disturbance as a 24 carat gate intruder was detained by White House police near the mansion. Delores S. Bauer of Bakersfield faced arrest after seeking access, while the First Family attended a National Theater showing and a Rostropovich conducted concert at the Kennedy Center.
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White House
Delores S. Bauer
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National Theater
I Where to Find It Legislation and Military Readiness
An OCR fragment notes legislative charges on moonlighting by state college and AED professors costing taxpayers money. It references Hanafi sect threats via taped phone exchange, US armed forces in a “shocking state” of readiness per Sen. Culver, and Pentagon minimization. It also mentions candy coating impacting legislated meals, Barbara deatsee, 1986 price talks, and a sea ordeal with a sunken boat and four rescued crewmen.
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