Aiding Guatemalan children Macauley backs new effort
NEW CANAAN Conn AP Robert Macauley the Virginia Fiber Corp board chair and Shoeshine Boys Foundation founder who saved Vietnamese orphans in Saigon returns with a new campaign aiding Guatemalan children. He supports American Friends of Children and seeks to expand beyond seventy street children while preserving their homeland customs.
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New Canaan
Pori
Vietnam
Macauley
CSA
United States
Friends For All Children Adoption Agency
Boulder
Cole
U.S
Shoeshine Foundation
Saigon
American Friends of Children Group
Guatemala
New York
John Wetterer
Jerican
Body of San Bernardino man found in Lake Havasu
The body of Mark Evans from San Bernardino was recovered from Lake Havasu City Arizona on Saturday a week after he fell overboard from a yacht that suddenly lost control. Five others fell overboard but were rescued and the boat’s operator was not identified. The Mohave County sheriff deputies investigated the incident which occurred near Lake Havasu City.
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Lake Havasu
Ariz (Ap
San Bernardino
Central
Ethiopians expel three Western journalists from Addis Ababa
The Ethiopian government accuses David Ottaway of the Washington Post Jeremy Toye of Reuters and Laurent Chenant of AFP of disseminating false news and orders their exit within 48 hours Ottaway has reported from Addis Ababa for years Toye and Chenard arrived less than a year ago Sources in London indicate Reuters confirms Toye's expulsion with minimal comment
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
David Ottaway
Washington Post
Jeremy Toye
Reuters
Laurent Chenant
Agence France Press
Ottaway
Yerrss Toye
Chenard
London
Toye
Long Beach gunfire leaves one injured and another under investigation
Police report an argument between Clarence Rucker, 23, of 3228 Gale Ave and James E. Sellers, 31, of 840 California Ave ended with gunfire in front of 840 California Ave. Rucker was transported to St Mary Medical Center after being shot in the leg. Sellers was booked for assault with a deadly weapon, claiming self defense.
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Long Beach
Clarence Rucker
Gale Ave
St. Mary Medical Center
California Ave
James E. Sellers
Rucker
Truck driver knifed and robbed on Olive Avenue
A 41 year old meat truck driver, Timothy W. Carson of Hawaiian Gardens, was robbed of about $90 and had a cut finger after grappling with a knife wielding bandit who forced entry to his truck on Olive Avenue. The thief fled with the wallet and merchandise valued around 270 dollars from a catering truck later found at 7549 Atria Blvd. in Paramount.
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Timothy W. Carson
Hawaiian Gardens
Olive Avenue
Olive
Carson
Atria Blvd
Paramount
Lakewood
Sunve
Burglars Steal Tape Machine From Lakewood Moon Datsun Lot
Deputies said burglars pried open a door to the Moon Datsun Co waiting room at 5150 South St Lakewood and took a video tape machine worth 1000 dollars. The suspect left a shipment in a nearby alley and a heavy machine was later found by a citizen after deputies checked the area and found the door open.
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Moon Datsun Co
South St
Lakewood
Putiens
Moon
Youth held after rifle shooting in Santa Ana
A 11 year old youth armed with a rifle fired three shots during an argument at 200 N Laurel St in Santa Ana. A one year old boy was struck in the abdomen and a woman was wounded in the head. Neighbor Rose Mara was shot while fleeing with her children. Both victims were stabilized. The youth is held in Orange County Juvenile Hall for attempted murder investigation.
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Santa Ana
Laurel St
Rose Mara
Orange County
Singer dies in Fort Myers Florida on weekend
AP reports singer Hubert A. Hendrie who appeared on television with Mitch Miller on the Lucky Stars Parade show died at his Fort Myers home Saturday. Further details not provided in readable text.
Gunsights off in shots at prison during inmate strike
In Susanville prison guards report Ruger Mini-14 rifles fired inaccurately amid a February 12 inmate strike. About a dozen officers face disciplinary action for unjustified gunfire and force. 10 inmates were injured, three by gunfire. An investigation found up to 17 shots fired, with 12 entering inhabited dormitories. The AR-15 considered. CCOA opposed Mini-14 as overkill.
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Ken Brown
California Correctional Officers Association
CCOA
Glomar Explorer may be repurposed for ocean work near San Francisco
The Glomar Explorer, built to raise a Soviet submarine in 1974 and cost 550 million, sits mothballed near San Francisco awaiting a future use. NSF weighs up to 5 million for deep ocean drilling feasibility and possible conversion costs up to 52 million, with other options like mining ocean nodules or building a new ship.
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Par
Central Intelligence Agency
Global Marine Development, Inc
Howard Hughes
Summa Corp
San Francisco
John Pottinger
Maritime Administration
Sacramento Bee
US Navy
National Science Foundation
Washington, D.C
Peter Willness
NSF
Robert Leggett
Dcalif
The
Bee
Pottinger
Obituary notices mark several family deaths and services
A page of obituaries lists multiple family deaths with mourners and scheduled services. Names include Elena Day Davidson, Clif and Cigi ne Brown, Barbara Mowery, and Victor J. Homer. Services are planned at various churches and memorial chapels, with graveside rites at Good Shepherd Cemetery and related mortuary directions.
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Wari
BNO
Bouldin
Floyd Wast
Hineker Starkey
Elena Day Davidson
Clif
Cigine
Cyther's
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Forest Lawn
Cassidy
Mac Evetse
Liza
Aughter
Jean Vie Asia
Billings
Blanche Stine
Barbara Mowery
Nortsie
Nelte
Aim
Sunnyside
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Torsten
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Mtv Wien
Laever
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Lane
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George Feekson
Glomar
Monetary Talks
Denis Healey
Britain
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International Monetary Fund
Seattle
William W. Ungeard
Western Washington State College
Ieee
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Knipp
Robert
Bob) Joseph
Sheela
Sunnside Cathedral
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Charles Ack
Unerat
Sheelar
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Schallhorn
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Seana Lebman
John Schallhorn
Minnie Schumacher
Elsie Albrecht
Eugene Lehman
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