Widow Cardone Turns Gifted Cash Into Savings Then Job Prospects
Jean Cardone, a 58-year-old Los Angeles widow once penniless after giving away street-found money, now holds more than seven thousand dollars in her first savings account in 20 years. She plans to seek citrus grove work in Oxnard while offsetting a recent surge of job offers. The CMA elected Dr Roberta Fenlon as president-elect, the first woman to lead California’s medical association.
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Ralph W. Burnett
Bakersfield
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University of California School of Medicine
Iowa
Israel Youth Have Cause Says Mrs Dayan In America
Ruth Dayan wife of Moshe Dayan notes Israeli youth face fewer problems at home because they have a cause to rally around in Israel while American youths wrestle with campus strife and drugs. She tours the United States promoting United Jewish Appeal funds and returns to Israel March 18.
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Ruth Dayan
New York
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Heavy losses for South Vietnamese militiamen in central coast fighting
Viet Conh and North Vietnamese troops inflicted heavy casualties on two regional force units near Saigon. Reported battles 285 and 250 miles northeast of Saigon left 276 militiamen dead and 28 wounded with three missing. Additional clashes near Hue and the Cambodian border produced at least 112 guerrilla deaths, five American fatalities in a helicopter crash, and several American wounded.
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Philadelphia hero rescues woman from Schuylkill River
Gordie Vinson, a 43 year old father of four and shipper, jumped into the Schuylkill River to save a drowning woman after she leaped from a downtown bridge. They were pulled to safety by police but the woman died the next day. Vinson, bruised and shaken, says he did what any human would.
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Schuylkill River
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Deputy’s Sneeze Leads to Marijuana Confession
Salt Lake City sheriff's deputy James M. Baker questioned a youth after a minor traffic accident. During a sneezing spasm he asked for the marijuana. The 16 year old driver handed over a small packet of pot, remarking the deputy is allergic to marijuana.
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James M. Baker
Baker
Quiet Man linked to six killings and kidnapings
Los Angeles police say a 51 year old construction worker described by neighbors as quiet and nice may be responsible for six murders dating back to 1958. Mack Edwards was arraigned on charges he murdered two teenage boys and kidnapped three young sisters. He allegedly discussed other missing youths, prompting investigators to pursue four additional cases. Edwards had prior minor arrests and lived in Southern California since 1941.
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Mack Edwards
Edwards
California
Arkansas
Donald Allen ‘Todd
Pacoima
T Hat
Gary Rocha
Devonshire
Laird Seeks One Billion for Asia Arms Aid
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird reportedly asked Congress for 1 billion dollars in military assistance for Southeast Asia. He outlined a 650 million request above the authorized 350 million to prepare Asia for greater responsibility, saying military aid must rise to advance the Nixon doctrine.
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Melvin Taint
Southeast Asia
Asia
Laird
Local Paper Fragment Reports Questionable Date Text
Fragmentary OCR item references a date string and names Myrna in a terse note. Readable context is limited, but the entry notes an event or statement tied to a specific person and unclear timing. Further text would clarify who is involved and what occurs.
Yorty Involved in World Trade Center Lease Trial
Los Angeles officials testified that Mayor Sam Yorty personally helped negotiate a compromise in a World Trade Center lease to Keith Smith. C Erwin Piper said a San Pedro meeting on April 30 1986 included Yorty Smith five Port of Los Angeles commissioners and himself. The $12 million Terminal Island project sparked bribery charges against Smith. Piper noted favored 25 acres for Smiths San Sebastian Development Co versus 68 acres requested, with tighter bidding expected. The trial resumes Thursday as prosecutors pursue a stronger case.
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Francisco Vei
Los Angeles
C. Erwin Piper
Keith Smith
Sam Yorty
Smith
Piper
San Pedro
Yorty
Port of
Yorly
Sebastian Development Co
Fire damages Air Force office in Urbana Illinois
A fire broke out early today at the Air Force recruiting office on the University of Minds Lawn in Urbana Illinois. Police said a broken front window suggested arson and a possible firebomb was used.
LBJ Chest Pain Update From San Antonio Hospital
SAN ANTONIO Texas doctors say former President Lyndon B Johnson remains hospitalized with chest pains but show he is making progress. A medical bulletin notes physicians are satisfied with his progress and will not yet predict when he may be released from the hospital.
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