Peron Dies at 78 During Third Term as Argentina Leader
Buenos Aires AP report states Juan D. Peron, beloved and divisive Argentine strongman, died in bed at 78 amid his third presidential term. Vice President Isabel Peron announced the death on radio, praising his work for national unity as doctors released bulletins detailing his worsening cardiac condition and brief heart stoppages.
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Panic blamed in deaths of 24 youths at blaze
Panic blamed after a early Sunday fire at Gulliver's discotheque near Port Chester New York killed 24 youths 11 women and 13 men. Witnesses described disorientation from smoke and crowd crush while investigators explored a possible stove fire drawn by the air system. Authorities ordered a full inquiry as arson specialists reviewed the case amid a crowded Westchester Fairfield County audience.
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Action Line helps readers cut red tape for rights
Readers are invited to write ACTION LINE Box 230 Long Beach California 90844 or call 432 345 between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. Monday through Friday for assistance. Questions chosen for general interest and usefulness. Do not send original documents to be returned.
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Hair spray brands recalled over vinyl chloride risk
Dozens of aerosol hair sprays using vinyl chloride as a propellant have been recalled at the FDA's request. The recall covers various aerosols including pesticides antiperspirants foot sprays and medicated vaporizers. The Health Department and FDA compiled the list, with Rockville Maryland as the contact point. The vinyl chloride exposure is linked to a rare liver disease among workers in processing plants, and the FDA is studying a possible ban.
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Summit A pact goal OKd at nuclear talks
Nixon and Brezhnev reached a basic agreement on strategic arms goals to be achieved by year end. The leaders met in Yalta after touring the Black Sea resort area, with Soviet and American officials noting progress toward a negotiated framework.
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Man charged after church shooting at Ebenezer in Atlanta
Marcus Wayne Chenault, 23, a former Ohio State student, was ordered held for a Fulton County grand jury on two counts of murder, one count of aggravated assault, and one weapon charge after a shooting at Ebenezer Baptist Church during a service left two dead. He told a judge he was sent to Atlanta on a purpose and claimed he carried pistols. The arraignment occurred under tight security with police screening entrants.
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Carpenters Launch Southland Walkout Across California
Carpenters joined other unions in a broad strike that began in Northern California and San Diego and spread toward Southern California. In Long Beach 20 carpenters at the City Hall Library project quit at 8 48 a m but no pickets formed. The walkout could expand within days as 70 000 workers in the region are affected. Wages and fringe benefits are at stake with carpenters asking about 2 a hour more and laborers seeking 1 30 a hour in a one year contract.
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Reagan Signs Largest State Budget in U.S. History
Governor Ronald Reagan signed California’s 1974-75 budget totaling 10.139 billion dollars, the largest in U.S. history, despite vetoing 109 items from a Democrat-led legislature. The measure boosts the state budget by 8.5 percent over last year, with most extra funds aimed at countering inflation and no major new programs.
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TONTGH Weather Report
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Kingpin sympathy follows King Jr. assassination
President Nixon called the killing of Mrs. Martin Luther King Sr. tragic and senseless as the Nixon family arrived in Minsk on a Russian trip. Rose Kennedy and the Kennedy family voiced sorrow, saying they were deeply grieved by the news and urged faith amid the tragedy.
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Reagan blocks Long Beach poverty school aid veto nets $82 million program
Governor Reagan vetoed language allowing Long Beach and San Diego to join a statewide $82 million educa tionally disadvantaged youth program. Long Beach would have received about $1.4 million. District officials call the veto a major disappointment as they push enrichment programs, smaller classes, and more aides for high-need students. Senator Deukmejian has proposed SB 1564 to modify funding formulas, potentially reopening participation.
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