Pope Paul appeals for world charity on Ash Wednesday
Pope Paul VI addressed Roman Catholics at St. Peter's Basilica marking Ash Wednesday and urged aid for millions of needy, homeless, and hungry worldwide. He described Lent's course from ashes to resurrection and noted easing fasting rules since 1964 while stressing penance, humility, prayer, and listening to God’s word.
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Beach dogs rule questions raise local leash limits
A reader asks which nearby beaches permit dogs. Garden Grove notes Bolsa Chica and Laguna Beach areas allow leashed pets though enforcement is lax. Orange County ordinances technically ban dogs on beaches, but Sunset Beach and Santa Ana River mouth zones see looser enforcement. Long Beach Seal Beach and Newport enforce bans. Huntington Beach enforcement appears lax.
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Britain faces near total industrial shutdown as power cuts rise
London reports a sweeping crisis as 20 million British workers face threatened jobs while coal miners block power stations. The Central Electricity Generating Board warns of cuts reaching 20 percent of the nation, with nine hours of outages in three three hour blocks. Ten stations stopped, many others reduced. Police clashes at Longannet escalate as strike activity spreads.
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Edith Irvings Profile Hidden in Hughes Biography Payments
A reader-seeking note directs to page A-14 for three profiles of Edith Irving, identified as H. R. Hughes, detailing the deposit and withdrawal of a 654000 payment for the Hughes autobiography. Related items appear across pages Classified C-9 to C-17, Editorial B-2, Financial B-1A, and lifestyle sections.
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Dock pact OK voted by caucus
Longshore leaders recommended ratification of a tentative contract to end the West Coast dock strike. The 110 delegates in San Francisco voted to submit the agreement to about 13,000 rank and file members at 24 strike bound ports from Seattle to San Diego. ILWU President Harry Bridges backs ratification.
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Inmate Charged in Tehachapi Prison Stabbing Death
UPI reports Ross Hisquierda, 28, inmate at California Correctional Institution Tehachapi, charged with stabbing death of fellow inmate Stephen Biss, 54, in the February 6 fatal stabbing.
U.S. air strikes in North Vietnam claim downed jets
Saigon reports large American air strikes inside North Vietnam with Radio Hanoi claiming two U.S. planes were shot down and several pilots killed or captured. US command withheld details pending search and rescue. North Vietnam says strikes hit Quang Binh and Vinh Linh provinces amid broader redeployment fears.
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Bombings Target Nixon Campaign Center in Manchester
Police and fire headquarters in Manchester, New Hampshire, were bombed with a fourth device found and defused. Officials tied the attack to The People's Liberation Army, an antiwar group that also claimed the Nixon campaign offices as a target. A 21-year-old woman faced two counts as an accessory to damaging public buildings. she awaits a Web hearing in bail set at 25,000 dollars.
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Reagan seeks mandatory health plan for California workers
Gov. Reagan proposes a mandatory health insurance program to cover nearly 18 million Californians against catastrophic illness or accident. The plan would deduct a flat 32 dollars per month from paychecks of 8.4 million workers, financing more than 400 million dollars annually. Private insurers would coordinate hospital and doctor costs when basic plans exhaust coverage, requiring an approved Blue Cross Blue Shield type policy and a state Health Security Commission oversight.
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Edith Irving Arrested in Swiss Autobiography Case
U S marshals arrest Edith Irving in New York on Swiss charges of counterfeiting embezzlement theft and forgery with a $250000 bail set by Magistrate Martin Jacobs. She was released on personal recognizance as Swiss officials seek assurances she will remain for a Zurich trial. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for March 8.
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Weather summary for AMIGET and regions
Patchy early morning fog in the AMIGET area followed by mostly sunny conditions in Wine with a high near 70 and a low around 46. Mountains mainly sunny with highs near 52, deserts mostly sunny, and upper valleys reaching 65 to 78 while lower valleys rise to about 75.
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