Cadillac door prize returned after fundraiser twist
James M. Roche, GM board chairman, won a Cadillac at a Grosse Pointe Yacht Club fundraiser near Detroit but sent it back to St. John Hospital after attending a GM meeting in West Virginia. Senators Goodell and Cranston demand Army explanation of soldier Sullivan’s Vietnam assignment amid related court cases and a separate kidnapping trial involving Ruth Eisemann-Schier.
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Arsonists Set Series of Blazes in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg a coordinated arson spree in uptown began shortly after midnight with 17 calls and 250 firemen responding from 10 communities. Fire officials report Molotov cocktails started the fires and six firefighters were hurt. By daybreak the blazes were out but smoke lingered. investigators say bottles filled with gasoline and kerosene were used. No damage estimate given.
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California ends car odometer mileage disconnect law
Sacramento reports Governor Reagan signed the repeal of a 1968 law that allowed dealers to disconnect odometers before sale. The new rule requires the odometer to reflect any prior mileage, starting the warranty count from that figure.
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Collision Ship Slid From Ramp Injuring Dozens
Two men died and 37 people were injured when a 75 000 ton ship slid off its launch ramp at Collingwood Ont injuring 37. Nine admitted to hospital three in critical condition. The dead were Doug May 44 Stayner and Alvin Wagoner 47 Creemore. A full provincial inquiry was ordered. Hull 192 the self unloading grain and ore carrier was to be launched at noon when it broke loose and swung into the water bow first as support pegs were removed.
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UCLA Fosters Taken To Hospital In Hunger Protest
Twenty eight UCLA students who had not eaten since Monday camped at dawn to protest police and National Guard in Berkeley. Three dehydrated students were treated at the Medical Center then returned to the hunger strike area. Dr. Nicholas S. Assali noted dehydration signs among the group as Chancellor Young urged nonviolent action to end campus tensions.
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Hayakawa Ouster Rejected by State College Leader
Chancellor Glenn S. Dumke rejected a faculty demand to fire San Francisco State College President S. J. Hayakawa. Dumke said he would review the committee findings, noted Hayakawa was asked to lead during a crisis, and stated Hayakawa has his full support and that of the trustees.
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