Two Elderly Spouses Die Minutes Apart After Long Togetherness
Joseph Zagajas a 92 year old man and his wife Valeria aged likely in their 80s died within minutes of each other after Joseph suffered a second heart attack. They had been married 63 years and wished to die together. The couple died at Melrose Wakefield Hospital following the news of Josephs death to their sons and Valerias reaction. In separate news, American Indians protested Walter Hickels appointment as Interior Secretary urging removal and criticizing federal policy as overprotective. A San Francisco group pressured against Hickel while other voices called for more tribal self rule and greater federal accountability. Meanwhile Wayne Smith a Vietnam veteran and former Army deserter claim filed for damages with Congress alleging police and Army missteps after a desertion listing. The National Congress of American Indians commented on the governments obligations to Indians and their dependent relationship.
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Joseph Zagajas
Joseph
Melrose Wakefield
Mass
Valeria
Udall urges voluntary two-child limit to curb overpopulation
Rep Morris K Udall an Arizona Democrat calls families with two or more children to stop at two to prevent national disaster from population growth He suggests relocation to smaller cities and a shift in traditions to support the plan He notes church limits on birth control and urges research into sanctioned methods Meanwhile Oregon officials Nasholm Feller fined 10 000 and 4 000 for Sherman Act violations tied to beer keg distribution boycotts with a law student fined for a separate keg license thesis.
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Morris K. Udall
Arizona Democrat
Udall
Eivery
Oregon Restaurant and Beverage Association
Jack Nasholm
Springfeld
Fred Feller
Salem
Harry J. Evans
University of Oregon
Eugene Springfield
Evang
Glenn urges Moon focus over Mars amid Stanford wedding
Space pioneer John Glenn told Stanford listeners the United States should prioritize a repeated moon voyage and a space laboratory for eventual interplanetary exploration rather than rushing to Mars. He compared Mars effort to a rushed GM truck project, and spoke during his daughter Lyn Power’s wedding at Stanford.
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John Glenn
United States
Moon
Mars
Glenn
Earth
Stanford
General Motors
Lyn
Mike Power
Houston
Stanford University
Solons OK Own Pay Hike
California lawmakers approved a pay raise raising legislative salaries to 19 200 a year and boosting governor and other officials pay. The Assembly passed the bill 48 to 18 after debate, sending it to Governor Reagan for action. The pay hike would take effect after the next general election.
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Sacramento
KPS
Swift Assembly
Assembly
Ronald Reagan
Lockheed Worker Slays 3 in Anger Over Criticism
In Burbank, Isaac Jernigan Jr., 29, a Lockheed template maker, shot and killed supervisor Jan Howard Domanoske, IAM local president Thomas McNett, and Leonard Nolan after receiving a performance notice for not wearing safety glasses. He surrendered after firing three times at the union meeting, and police recovered the revolver. Lipscomb recovers from tumor operation and expected release in about two weeks.
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Burbank
UPI
Ioyal
Solie
Isaac Jernigan Jr
Lockheed Aircraft, Co
Jernigan
International Association of Machinists
Jan Howard Domanoske
Domanoske
Thomas FE. McNeil
Mr. McNett
Leonard
Nolan
Lockheed
McNett
Rumor Campaign Hints at Prime Rate Cut Markets
Wall Street swayed as false whispers of a prime rate decrease circulated Wednesday. The New York Stock Exchange and SEC opened inquiries into the rumor, with Morgan Guaranty named as a focal point amid a Dow drop and bounce. Reports noted unidentified callers urging speculation to prompt a market move.
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New York
New York Stock Exchanges
Securities and Exchange Commission
Wall Street
Morgan Gugranty Trust Co
Dow Jones News Service
Morgan Guaranty
New York Times
Business and Financial News Department
She ‘Times
Assembly Panel Kills Cigarette Ad Warning
SACRAMENTO AP S The Assembly Commerce and Public Utilities Committee killed legislation requiring all cigarette advertisements to carry a health warning. The measure author Senator Beilenson urged a stronger ban while critics noted industry concessions and the FCC warning. Dr Rene Binred representing the California Heart Association endorsed the bill saying to do less jeopardizes millions.
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Sacramento
APS
Assembly Commerce and Public Utilities Committee
National Tuberculosis and Respiratory Diseases Association
John L. Gompertz
Oakland
Ie Association
Gompertz
United States
Rene Bine
California Heart Association
Hayakawa joins San Francisco Asian Art Committee
Dr. SL Hayakawa president of San Francisco State College is appointed to the city's Committee on Asian Art and Culture. The move places a higher education leader at the helm of cultural policy and regional arts initiatives.
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San Francisco
Sl, Hayakawa
San Franciso State College
Classified ad snippets and sale notices page
Classified section highlights items for sale with prices and special offers. Mentions a sailant-cunday item priced at 2.90 and a larger ad noting 4200 value prospect, with Sunday and daily sale references. Includes single copy price of 10 cents and contact line for the classified ad desk.
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Carlier
Eee Sailant-Cunday
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Idaho
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Wayne Sminitif
Vietnam
Congress
Smith
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Solons OK
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UPN
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Calif
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la Pasada Level
Bombay
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la Pasada
Califoriiane Shoes
Lakewood Ig
Clark Ave
Lakewood
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Federal Trade Commission
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Gait
Ontic Ave
Long Beach
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