Korean bagman Park refuses to answer US probes in Seoul
Tongsun Park, central figure in the South Korean influence buying scandal, resurfaced in Seoul and said he would not speak to American investigators. He declared he is a 100 percent Korean and declined to meet Leon Jaworski. Park criticized press accusations as irresponsible and noted no justification for U.S. seizures of his property. He said he plans to leave after his ailing mother recovers and suggested he may be prevented from travel until cleared of suspicions.
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Lab seeks to correct Jupiter aim
PASADENA AP Maneuvers began today to point Voyager 2 s navigation device at the star Canopus to guide the craft toward Jupiter. Small thrusters rolled the 1900 pound probe into position for aiming the star tracker while a Sunday maneuver was planned.
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California Senate urges networks to cut TV violence
In a 29 1 vote the California Senate urged ABC CBS and NBC to reduce violence on programs expeditiously and responsibly The resolution SJR 22 by Sen Bill Greene also asks the Federal Communications Commission to act if networks do not comply and urges prompt action for viewers safety
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Two Sailors Face Report For Removing Heels At Ceremony
In San Diego two female sailors were placed on report after photographs showed them in bare feet during a North Island Naval Air Station change of command ceremony. The action follows a social media and newspaper photo spread. The Navy says the case will be handled routinely. possible punishment includes rank reduction, loss of pay, or 30 days hard labor.
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Alioto asks divorce as wife cited lavish living
Former Mayor Joseph Alioto tells San Francisco Superior Court his $5,500 monthly support funds an extravagant lifestyle for Angelina Alioto including a Rolls Royce and four homes. He alleges she separated repeatedly, while his son and law partner used firm money, and a contempt charge over community assets looms.
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Illinois Governor Vetoes Laetrile Cancer Use Legislation
Governor James J. Thompson vetoed a bill that would have legalized Laetrile for terminal cancer patients. He called Laetrile unproven and warned against backing a potential nationwide consumer fraud. The Assembly had approved the measure earlier, despite physicians largely rejecting the treatment.
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Heat kills dairy cows in China Valley Dairy losses reach $500000
Sweltering heat and high humidity killed between 71 and 1000 cows in the China Valley, primarily in Chino Valley near Los Angeles. Officials say milk production fell over the weekend by more than 14 percent, costing ranchers about $1 million, with cattle deaths beginning Friday and peaking Saturday and Sunday.
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Desert Rains Fade as Dry Air Brings Calm in Imperial County
Associated Press reports that drier air spread across Southern California easing fears of renewed floods after last week's storms. In Yucca Valley San Bernardino County about 1.92 inches of rain in 35 minutes damaged 15 to 20 homes. Roads flooded and two Blythe washes overflowed but with no immediate danger. flash flood watches were issued then lifted.
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Weather Tonight and Thursday in LB Area and Regions
Tonight expect some clouds in the LB area with a low near 65 and a high around 3. Mountains stay fair with a low 55 and high near 6. Deserts fair with a low around 2 and a high about 106.
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Secret interview held for L.B. police chief
Long Beach police chief search included five candidates interviewed aboard the Queen Mary. City Manager John Dever offered no comment or verification on names or count though sources listed three city officers and two outsiders. Panels of police chiefs and community representatives conducted the interviews, while the officers declined to comment during the pending selection.
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Palmdale derailment injures two as freight train derails
AP reports 65 cars of a 175 car Southern Pacific freight train jumped the track near Palmdale at 7 20 am, injuring at least two. Cranes and crews moved in to recover cars and repair rails. The train originated in Pine Bluff Arkansas, carrying a mix of cargo. The incident followed a California Supreme Court ruling allowing defendants to choose their attorneys in the Patricia Hearst kidnapping case. No injuries reported by Southern Pacific.
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Where to Find It in State Tax Code Promises Appeals
The Little-Known section of the state Revenue and Taxation Code could trigger more assessment appeals this year. Notes on related items include Berkeley’s smoking ban and the Bakke decision appeal before the U.S. Supreme Court.
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