Brown reviews National Guard at Fort Irwin
Governor Brown toured a California National Guard summer training camp at Fort Irwin and urged more equipment and training for troops. He noted high morale but said resources were needed, and he supported a larger defense role for the guard to reduce costs. He also visited NASA’s Goldstone Tracking Center and discussed the Apollo Soyuz mission with officials.
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San Bernardino County
Brown
California National Guard
Sta Af
California
Earl Warren
Korea
Frank Schober
Schober
Frederick C. Weyand
U.S. Army
NASA
Houston Control Center
Elderly driver collapses triggers fatal Los Angeles crash
An elderly man slumped at the wheel and jumped a curb near the Civic Center in Los Angeles, hitting pedestrian Harvey Foote, 56, of Arcadia, who died at the scene. Basil Potar, 75, Ission Hills, suffered possible heart attack. his wife Delores, 69, injured. Police say the driver warned his wife he felt faint seconds before the crash.
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Arcadia
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Foote
Federal court orders protection steps for Redwood National Park
U S District Judge William Sweigert ruled the Interior Department and ex secretary Rogers Morton failed to shield Redwood National Park from erosion and logging damage by nearby timber operations. The court ordered action within two months, including possible boundary changes and seeking Congress funding to strengthen protections for timber soil and streams.
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Redwood National Park
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U.S
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Department
Department of Interior
Sweigert
Club
Interior Department
Nathaniel P. Reed
Secretary For Fish, Wildlife and Parks
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Black Carpet
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