Clean up of Santa Barbara oil slick by steam and straw
Cleanup crews attacked 30 miles of oil-stained beaches using steam jets and straw as 1,500 workers labored to restore blackened sand along Santa Barbara. An 800-square-mile slick from a 12-day underwater leak covered coastlines while federal and local officials urged action and moratoriums on offshore drilling.
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Woman in hospital after liver transplant at Newmarket
A British woman in her forties remains in satisfactory condition at Newmarket General Hospital four days after receiving the liver of a four year old boy, David Tolton, who died from a car accident. The hospital cited a fatal liver disease in the patient and did not disclose her name.
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Deadline Set For SF State Striking Teachers
In San Francisco State College, Acting President S. I. Hayakawa set today as the deadline for the 199 striking teachers to apply for rehiring for the spring term starting Feb. 17. The union disputes his claim that absences five days without excuse trigger job loss and says teachers will not return unless trustees and local administration resolve the dispute over recognition, wages, and conditions.
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Derailment of L A Train Injures 17
CHILLICOTHE, Tl. Three persons remained hospitalized today following the derailment of a California bound Santa Fe passenger train west of Chillicothe Sunday. Fourteen others were treated at the scene or in Peoria hospitals and released. The eight unit Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe train was en route from Chicago to Los Angeles with 78 passengers and a crew of 10.
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Irs Joneses et al Must Keep Up Here
In Russell Kansas the new telephone directory lists only ten Browns nine Smiths and six Jonses among 6300 residents. Yet there are thirty Boppergers twenty nine Dumlers twenty six Fhklichses twenty five Krugs twenty three Mais and twenty one Benders.
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Irs Joneses Et al
Russel
Kan
Kansas
Walnut Creek Police End Boy Boom With Birth of Daughter
In Walnut Creek California 23 officers across two years became fathers all sons until Sherwood Smiths wife delivered a girl weighing seven pounds twelve ounces Saturday ending the run.
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Hanoi Trip Stirs Paris Talks With Tho Departure
Le Duc Tho, North Vietnam's top delegations figure, flew from Paris to Hanoi via Moscow and Peking amid talk of secret American proposals. He called the Paris talks stalled with no progress and linked his movement to possible shifts in Hanoi's stance.
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Dope suspect nabbed after freeway pursuit
Southfield youth Steven Weisenthal, 20, is charged with possessing enough marijuana to manufacture 70 000 cigarettes. Held in Wayne County Jail after a weekend that began in Los Angeles and ended on a Detroit freeway following a cooperative investigation by Detroit police Wayne County Sheriff Michigan State Police and California Bureau of Narcotics. Police spotted him at Detroit Metropolitan Airport at dawn returning from California and he was arrested on the John Lodge Freeway service drive.
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Three Children Die in Fire Sweeping Home
In Frederick Maryland the fire raced through a house in the early hours, killing three children who were asleep. Their parents Mr and Mrs Charles Foreman escaped unharmed.
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Charles Foreman
Police Clash With Leftists at Kwansei Gakuin University
Riot police in Nishinomiya used tear gas and water cannons to quell students who pelted officers from a building at Kwansei Gakuin University. The protesters had occupied several university buildings in opposition to higher tuition fees.
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Nishinomiya
Japan
GPL
Kwansei Gakuin University
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