Hostage crisis deepens in Amman Jordan violence widens
Reporting from Amman details bombardment of Al Wahdat refugee camp and Palestinian areas as Jordanian artillery lashes neighborhoods. Embassy said 14 Americans and others are hostage, with several correspondents among detainees. Attacks prompted evacuation talks as Al Fatah denied congratulating King Hussein and vowed to keep Jordan as a base against Israel.
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Violence Flares In Isla Vista Amid Mass Arrests
In Isla Vista near UC Santa Barbara, deputies and highway patrolmen sealed a 15 block area during a fourth night of violence. About 142 arrests were made, 30 felonies including narcotics and assault with a deadly weapon, while five officers were injured. A dusk to dawn curfew and roadblocks limited access, with helicopters aiding patrols and passes allowing 15 minutes per entry.
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Rockweed substitute for clam steaming and SBA loan tips
Question and answers cover rockweed use for steaming clams and a few alternatives like lettuce for small servings. A New England Lobster Co spokesman notes no substitute for rockweed in large outdoor pits. Also included are SBA loan steps via Los Angeles office and general pest control licensing details.
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House approves 7.4 billion agriculture bill in Senate send
The House passed a 7.4 billion Agriculture Department funding bill by voice vote, including 2.5 billion for food programs and 100 million for water and sewer projects in small cities. In San Francisco a Bank of California report cites May state output at 110.4 billion, with a June decline expected. Los Angeles notes 825,000 dogs and 42,206 fire hydrants in city data from the Animal Regulation Department.
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Candlelight Suspect Trapped After Grim Slaying
A Long Beach boy recounted being forced at gunpoint to drive Lib erty and a girl to Trion s apartment where Liberty allegedly killed Trion. Police say Liberty, who was found beside the victim, then sat with candles burning and a Bible on the chest as he played a guitar. Liberty was later declared sane and committed to a mental hospital.
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Nixon Plans Welfare Changes
Nixon outlines revised welfare plan costing about 4.1 billion with 3.9 million families set to benefit. The proposal lowers prior costs by 300 million and includes mailed food stamps and incentive payments to lift income for welfare households.
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Speed Drugs Death Toll in Toronto Report Says 12000
A Yorkville Trailer study, backed by the Jewish Family and Child Service, warns 12 000 speed freaks in Toronto are dying from methamphetamine use. The report traces prices, distribution, and health impacts while noting consumer packs and groceries incentives. It also mentions welfare reforms and a broad health insurance plan plan tied to family income and job training efforts.
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Students Break Arm of Asst Principal in Florida
Ida Myers, assistant principal at North Miami Senior High, broke her arm Tuesday while breaking up a fight between white and Black students on her last full day before retirement. The incident occurred at the school in North Miami Florida as authorities investigate.
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Arsenal Man Stain Quiz Wife Conspiracy Claims Arisen
The case centers on Thoresen and his wife amid rumors of a conspiracy. He claimed he merely enjoyed building sensational stories, while his wife was arrested during a raid on a Pacific Heights mansion in San Francisco on April 21, 1916. Thoresen surrendered five days later after learning of the arrest. He is said to have inherited about 7 million from relatives, with a brother Richard found dead in a rented car near Chicago in 1964 after a burglary charge. Thoresen’s father, William Thoresen II of Chicago, led the Great Western Steel Co. Earlier arrests include a 1964 Tucson dynamite incident linked to a radio station, charges later dropped.
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Medal of Honor Hero Dies at 92 in Florida
ST PETERSBURG Florida UPI Retired Navy Lt Cmdr John Davis a Medal of Honor winner for actions in 1898 died here Tuesday at 92 He earned the nation highest decoration as a 20 year old gunner mate for risking wounds to complete underwater telegraph and mine tables in Guantanamo Bay Cuba Davis born in Kiel Germany joined the U S Navy in 1892 and retired 53 years later in 1945
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