Churchill widow Clementine Churchill dies at 92 in London
Lady Clementine Spencer-Churchill widow of wartime leader Sir Winston Churchill died at her London home after a heart attack at age 92. Winston Churchill Jr announced the death saying she was lunching with her secretary when she was stricken. Born April 1, 1885, Clementine married Winston Churchill in 1908 and the couple had five children.
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Supreme Court OKs forced retirement rules
The Supreme Court ruling holds the Age Discrimination in Employment Act does not shield some workers from forced retirement before 65. In a 7-2 decision, the court said the law aims to boost older-hiring, not bar pension-plan retirements. Justice Marshall and Brennan dissented, warning the ruling undermines Congress protections, noting recent amendments to curb forced retirement of under 61-year-olds may shorten the issue. The case involved Harris McMann of Alexandria, a 1944 employee of United Airlines who was forced to retire at 60 in 1973. The act covers ages 40 to 65 and allows bona fide retirement plans unless used to dodge the ban.
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Supreme Court refuses halt in Hughes estate trial in Texas
California asked the Supreme Court to pause the Houston trial over Howard Hughes home of record at death to settle domicile based inheritance tax claims. The court declined, keeping the trial in progress as California and Texas contest Hughes's domicile and which state may tax the estate, with potential tax shares of about 32 million to California and 16 percent to Texas.
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Hit and run floods Sherman Oaks home and others
A hit and run driver sheared off a hydrant in Sherman Oaks causing more than $95,000 in flood damage to one home and extensive damage to two others. Water blasted 100 feet onto a pebble roof, soaking Nathan Rosenberg’s house and spilling hillside into nearby yards and basements. No injuries or outages reported. detectives seek the motorist.
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Vance arrives in Jordan in Cairo peace drive
Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance arrived in Amman to seek a unified stance from Jordan's King Hussein. Vance praised Israel’s commitment to peace after talks in Cairo and Jerusalem, while Baghdad radio claimed he carried letters from Begin, a claim denied by the State Department. Dayan warned Sadat to show progress within 10 days or risk a separate peace talk with Israel.
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13 Killed as Navy Patrol Plane Crashes in Canary Islands
Rescue teams recovered the bodies of all 13 American airmen after a U S Navy P 3 Orion crashed into a 4200 foot mountain on Hierro Island during a training flight from Lajes Base Azores. U S Embassy confirms.
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FDA bans five cosmetic color dyes over cancer fears
The FDA announced a ban on five red and yellow color dyes used in cosmetics such as lipsticks, lip balms, and soaps due to potential cancer-causing substances. Blue No. 6 faces a broad ban except for surgical sutures, and four reds plus Yellow No. 1 are barred for nonfood uses. the agency notes very small impurity levels but says safety must be proven.
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Lockheed talks resume after weekend union show of support
Union members back a nine week strike amid talks with Lockheed as Page A-3 notes. California population projections warn of crowding and aging by 2100 on Page A-4. Northern California battered by storms while drought persists in central and southern regions on Page A-5. Ten American women detained in Mexican prison face harassment from few fellow inmates on Page A-8. Eisenhower says letters from his father could counter divorce rumors in forthcoming book on Page A-10. Orange County college prof aids families facing foreclosures including Seattle eviction case on Page B-5. Employment statistics criticized as unreliable prompting overhaul plans per business writer on Page B-3.
Weather Tonight and Tuesday LB Area Forecast
Night and Tuesday outlook for LB area with mixed details. Morning low near 52 and high around 72, with breezy mountains and cooler conditions near 62. Desert regions expect a warm day around 75 with variable winds, and notably chilly upper elevations near 25 to 62.
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