California Widow Buried In Ferrari Nerve with Crate
Sandra Ilene West a California widow was buried in a 1964 baby blue Ferrari placed in a large gray painted wooden crate measuring 6 by 8 by 17 feet. The burial near Comfort Texas followed a court ordered procedure approved by Los Angeles officials and was witnessed by a crowd.
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San Antonio
Tex
Sandra Ilene West
California
Ferra
Beverly Hills
Los Angeles County
West
Ike West Jr
Comfort
Ky Warns Reds Will Surround U S Soon in Vietnam Speech
South Vietnam ex leader Nguyen Cao Ky told a Kiwanis Club breakfast in Anaheim that Washington could be surrounded by Communist states within five to ten years. He denied taking U S money upon fleeing in 1975 but said Thieu and other officials did, adding that no more American prisoners remain in Vietnam. He dismissed rumors of seven tons of gold and cited Thien as very rich today.
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Cemec
South Vietnam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Anaheim
United States
Nguyen van Thieu
Vietnam
Kiwanis Club of
Greater Anaheim
Disneyland Hotel
Thien
Home prices double since 1967 rising to $52300
Washington reports the Commerce Department says the average new single family home cost rose from $24,600 in 1967 to $52,300 now, a 112 percent increase. In the first quarter this year prices climbed 5.4 percent, the strongest quarterly rise since the 1972-73 housing boom, with higher construction costs and recovering incomes cited as factors.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Census Bureau
Adren Cooper
Economic Informaton
Jane
Cooper
Life term appeal of Moore denied
In San Francisco, U S District Judge Samuel Contt refused to set aside Sara Jane Moore's life term or permit withdrawal of her guilty plea for the 1975 attempt on President Ford. Moore, then 47, was deemed competent at plea. she plans to appeal. She pleaded guilty to firing at the President outside the St Francis Hotel. a bystander blocked the shot. Sentenced January 15, 1976.
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San Francisco
Sara Jane Moore
Ford
U.S. District Court
Samuel Contt
Balky juror sent to jail for 5 days in Florida
Robert Miller, 19, ignored jury duty and offered no remorse prompting Circuit Judge Maynard Swanson to hold him in contempt and sentence him to five days in Pinellas County Jail. Miller said he believed courts are too lenient and would try again if summoned.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Robert Miller
Maynard Swanson
Miller
Swanson
Chambers
Svenson
Mystery illness strikes 270 aboard Fairsea cruise
The Sitmar TSS Fairsea with about 270 of 900 passengers ill on a voyage to St Thomas and the Virgin Islands, CDC says. About 14 of 450 crewmen also affected, none hospitalized. Officials suspect a viral gastroenteritis with a common-source pattern, no antibiotic treatment needed. A Sitmar telegram advised travel agents of the situation ahead of future cruises.
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Atlanta
Fairsea
SS. Thomas
Virgin Islands
National Center For Disease Control
United States
Los Angeles
CDC
Sitmar
San Juan
J.P. Bland
TSS Fairsea
U.S. Public Health Service
Robert Guan
CDC Bureau of Epidemiology
Gunn
Frank Moran
Silmar
Blue Shield Cuts Off 28 Obsolete Medical Procedures
Blue Shield announces a Medical Necessity Program to drop 28 procedures deemed obsolete or rarely useful. The list includes certain female circumcision aims, extreme hemorrhoid removal, hysterectomy with cervix preserved, uterine suspension, backache surgeries, carotid mass removal for asthma, and several heart and diagnostic tests. doctors must justify any reimbursement in writing, with possible review by local committees.
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Blue Cross
William Ryan
The
Blue Shield Association
Yan
American College of Physicians
American College of Surgeons
American College of Radiology
Blue Shield
Richard Allyn
American
Nixon Defends Wiretaps as Not Illegal If Ordered by President
Former President Nixon argues in a TV interview that a president can authorize burglaries and eavesdropping against dissidents, asserting that when the president acts it is not illegal. He cites the Huston Plan and White House units, saying legislative remedies would have failed and caused an outcry.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
David Frost
New York Times
Frost
House Judiciary Committee
Huston
Danial Elisberg
Congress
Furn
Saccharin backers push nonprescription drug status
At FDA hearings in Washington, supporters urged classifying saccharin and all saccharin containing products as nonprescription drugs so users could continue consuming artificial sweeteners in items like diet sodas and gum. Opponents argued for stronger safety protections, while a dairy products advocate urged keeping nutritionally valuable sugarless items on the market for diabetics.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Clinton R. Miller
National Health Federation
Evelyn Doyle
Baltimore
Consumers For Nutrition Action Inc
FDA
Henry M. Weldon
Weldon Farm Products Inc
New York
Local high school state percentile ratings and tests
J LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL reports state percentile ratings on reading writing spelling and math. Action Line notes OSHA to target major workplace hazards after Secretary Marshall orders cut out Mickey Mouse mules. References to Lindbergh flight Spirit of St Louis and various pages. Secret Witness highlights awards and participation details. UAW elects liberal activist Douglas Fraser to head the union in Los Angeles.
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Action Line
LABOR
Marshall
OSHA
A-T
UAW
Douglas Fraser
Los Angeles
Weather forecast for TONKHHT and surrounding area
Forecast for TONKHHT and Friday in L B area shows lows around 53 and highs near 62 with fair conditions. Mountains expect fair skies and windy conditions, with lows near 3 and highs around 9. A general fair and windy pattern continues with similar overnight temperatures.
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Moore
L.A
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Turi
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Colonado River
Page Bel
Costa Mesa
Fairview State Hospital
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LiferStyte
Police
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