Mrs Johnson's 1969 Mercury, Chrysler collide in Austin
Mrs Lynda 8 Johnson, 57, escapes injury after a Tuesday Austin crash involving her Mercury and a 1957 Chrysler. She receives a yield and license citation. Steve Gary Smart, driver of the Chrysler, is uninjured. Police estimate damage at 3800 to 6000 dollars.
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Standard Oil plans offshore exploratory wells off Ventura Santa Barbara coast
Standard Oil seeks permits to drill several exploratory wells 36 000 feet offshore near the Ventura Santa Barbara county line. Army Corps of Engineers and Interior Department review public comment until July 8 limited to navigation and national security impacts. Drilling to occur outside a federal sanctuary, with leases valid for two parcels.
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Gordon Cooper Quits Astronaut Corps
Gordon Cooper, one of the original Mercury astronauts, resigns from the space program to become a Washington business executive. When he leaves in July, Alan B. Shepard and Deke Slayton remain as the last of the Mercury group. Cooper never flew an Apollo mission, and sources say his outspoken remarks limited flight opportunities.
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Space Program
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Astronauts Corps
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Deke" Slayton
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Space Corps
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Government must share pollution costs, Mayo says
Budget director Robert P. Mayo told the California Investment Bankers Association that solving America’s pollution problems will cost over a hundred billion dollars in five years. He warned industries release waste into air or water, and that initial costs will be passed to the public via higher taxes or costs.
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California Investment Bankers Association
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Goat named Clarabelle aids pot control in Omaha county
Douglas County Noxious Weed Board uses a goat to control marijuana on a property. Clarabelle the goat reportedly eats marijuana like ice cream and jumps three feet while fending off nearby dogs. Owner Rey Villareal says the method may take about a month to work. It is unclear if marijuana altered Clarabelle's behavior or if she is naturally active.
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Hijack Trio Seek Flight End to Join Guerrillas
Three Tranian students who hijacked a Winian airliner in Ba dad Sunday asked the Iraqi government for political asylum and the Interior Ministry was expected to act favorably according to the Iraq News Agency. The trio intends to join Arab guerrillas in their fight against Israel.
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Copter Program Failure Blames Navy Oversight and Crashes
Rep. Sidney R. Yates charged the Navy mishandled a drone antisubmarine program costing over a quarter billion dollars. He cited GAO findings that 411 of 740 DASH helicopters crashed, with many others stored or still in service, due to production before full development.
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Indians Arrested at Lassen Park In Open Fire Protest
Reddi ng California report says 22 Indians were arrested at Lassen Volcanic National Park after a large bonfire in a meadow. They challenged Tit River Tribe land claims while violating a federal open-fire ban. Previous incidents included a 40-car caravan, a PG&E camp ground trespass, and disputes over a 1853 Indian Claims Commission settlement.
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Police Siege After Traffic Stop Ends With Shootings
In West Philadelphia motorist Arthur Davis, 43, wounded two police, fired on officers during a 2.5 hour siege. Tear gas forced Davis from his home at 2:20 am as Patrolman Robert Walters and Patrolman Edward Tusa were treated for injuries. Davis's wife Valerie and grandson Maurice were present. Police Commissioner Rizzo coordinated the operation with stakeout squads and community leader Whee assisting. Both officers were listed in good condition at Philadelphia General Hospital.
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Frank L. Risen
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Rizzo
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Edward ‘Tusa
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Second class matter at the post office Lang fencheal Minene Carrier Ogliv Stare Saturday 4750. The item lists a single copy price of 30.
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Atom Plant Site Blasted by Scientist
Santa Cruz scientist John Gorman urged the Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors to block a proposed Davenport nuclear plant. He warned any minor problem could cause disaster and said the plant would use over 2,000 times Hiroshima’s bomb energy annually. An Atomic Energy Commission spokesman dismissed Gorman as juggling numbers. Supervisors held a special hearing but did not vote.
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Sana Cruz County Board of Supervisors
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Sata Crus
Hiroshima
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Deliberate Fire at Firestone School Damages site
A deliberately set fire at Charles Drew Junior High in Firestone Park area caused estimated damage Tuesday. Fire investigators said the act was intentional and linked to the Firestone School property. Authorities are reviewing security footage and questioning witnesses.
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Firestoin Park
Chase in four Orange County cities ends in crash
A car tied to two Bellflower teenagers led deputies on a 19 mile chase from the Santa Ana Freeway through four Orange County cities. Police say the teens ignored signals and ran red lights at high speed before crashing into a telephone pole in Placentia. No injuries were reported. The stolen car belonged to the mother of one boy. California Gov. Reagan signed a bill related to elections.
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