Kennedy matriarch rests after rupture in head
Mrs. Rose Kennedy, 83, admitted to two hospitals with persistent headaches traced to a ruptured blood vessel. Doctors expect two to three weeks of absolute rest, with no surgery planned, as she remains resting comfortably.
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Leaders fear wave of kidnapings nationwide
Atty. Gen. Saxbe and FBI Director Kelley warned in Los Angeles that a trend toward terrorism could spur a wave of kidnappings across the United States. They stressed that, at present, they were not alarmed and urged calm amid the discussion of security risks.
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Sewage diverted to channel as pumps fail in county plant
Sanitation crews mopped up debris from the Do minguez Channel after 12 million gallons of raw sewage were diverted when five pumps failed at the Carson treatment facility. Officials kept a water ban on Long Beach and Los Angeles harbors until tests show safe levels of coliform bacteria. Cleanup included plastic booms and nets. final test results were expected by late Friday.
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Couple commits suicide after San Diego bank robbery shootout
A man identified as John Richards and his wife Irene killed themselves after a brief exchange of fire with police following a $15,000 robbery of the San Diego Federal Savings branch. Officers entered a house hours later and found the couple in a rear room with unclear details of who killed whom.
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National safety council cites fuel shortage cutting 1973 deaths
The National Safety Council says a fuel shortage reduced traffic fatalities helping a 1 percent drop in the 1973 accident death toll to 116,000. In Pittsburgh, Dr. Alvin Roseman, 63, longtime U.N. official and relief missions director, died Wednesday.
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