Juvenile Rey cleared in marijuana claim amid high school drill
Camarillo authorities say John Alvin Rey, son of Alvino Rey and Louise King, was wrongly arrested for marijuana possession at Camarillo High School during a fire drill. Investigators found he had no knowledge of the bag's contents.
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John Alvin Rey
Rey
Alvino Rey
Camarillo High School
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Young Rey
King Family
Louise King
B52s Launch Heaviest Vietnam Strikes in Three Weeks
Saigon dispatch reports B52 bombers carried out the heaviest Vietnam raids in nearly three weeks, hitting guerrilla concentrations around Ben Het near the Cambodian border with 900 tons, then striking North Vietnamese supply lines along the Laos border with 200 tons. Despite the air assault, Pathet Lao and North Vietnamese troops reportedly closed in on the Plain of Jars as ground fighting continued near Da Nang and Hue with U.S. and South Vietnamese forces suffering and withdrawing units.
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Ups
Vietnam
Laos
Green Beret
Ben Het
Cambodia
America
Plain of Jars
Pathet Lan
Hoi An
da Nang
8Th
Alamo
Anchorage
Camp Pendleton
South Vietnam
U.S
Tam Ky
Hue
U.S. 11St Airborne Division
Food Housing Indexes Boost Long Beach Living Costs
The Department of Labor reported January’s cost of living rose 0.1 percent in the Long Beach Los Angeles area led by higher shelter costs and food. Nationally the index gained 0.4 percent, with gasoline prices offsetting some increases. Rent up 5.5 percent year over year. mortgage and home ownership costs rose notably. Gasoline price wars reduced fuel costs while utilities and certain furnishings were cheaper. Food costs rose 0.3 percent locally, with meals outside up 1.3 percent.
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Long Beach
Los Angeles
Department of Labor
Labor Department
Nixon Plans 300 Million for Housing
Washington reports the Nixon administration plans legislation to inject up to 300 million dollars into the housing market. Preston Martin of the Federal Home Loan Bank Board said the bill would authorize use of the funds over several years, each dollar boosting mortgage lending by 15 to 20 dollars. Treasury Secretary Kennedy noted limited room to aid the housing industry until inflation is tamed, replying that housing may have to wait.
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UPI
Nixon
Preston Martin
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Martin
House Banking Committee
Treasury
David M. Kennedy
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Joint
Senate House Economic Committee
Kennedy
Proxmire
Siamese Twin Dies During Surgery
One of two Siamese twins born Wednesday died during separation surgery at Children's Hospital. The remaining twin remains in guarded condition after the operation. The twins were joined at the chest.
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Pifisburgh
Children's Hospital
Baby Must be Found or She'll Die
A four month old girl Shaun Yvette McLeroy vanished from a yellow sports car while her mother shopped. Epilepsy and the need for regular medication raised the urgency as 300 volunteers searched area roads and helicopters scoured the wiregrass region with more manpower promised. Police warned the case was critical as time passed. In Springfield Missouri a Christmas card mailed six years earlier required six cents postage due from the next door neighbors, the Mammen family.
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Ozark
Ala
Shaun Yvette McLeroy
Shaun
Mary McLeroy
Springfield
Howard Mammen
Tranquilized Elk Gets New Name for Satellite Tracking
In Jackson Wyoming scientists tranquilized the wrong elk to fit a costly radio collar and plan to tune her to a space satellite to study migration. A five hundred pound, six year old elk was named Monique after a dummy collar was attached months ago to acclimate her to the neckpiece as Harry Reynolds, a University of Montana graduate student, and others observed.
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Wyo
Monique
Harry Reynolds
University of Montana
Wyoming
Nimbus 2
Orbiting Space Vehicle
Alaska
Goddard Space Flight Center
Washington, D.C
Koreans Eliminate 41.5 Million Rats Nationwide
The Agriculture Forestry Ministry reports South Korea killed 41.5 million rats in a nationwide pest control drive, about 46 percent of the estimated total. Separate Idaho Wyoming scene features elk Monique with a 25,000 collar and satellite tracking ahead of NimBUS 2 signals from space.
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Seoul
Agriculture Forestry Ministry
Korea
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