Helms pleads no contest in Chile CIA case with security factors
The government cites national security and a distinguished career in accepting Richard Helms no contest to two counts for not fully answering questions before the Senate in 1973 on Chilean operations. Carter concurrence sought minimal fines and no jail, while Justice says plea avoids costly trial and secrets risk.
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Dollar hits record lows as pound climbs in London markets
The dollar slid to record lows against the yen in Tokyo and to a new trough against the German mark as the pound rose to about $1.80 in early London trading. Banks and traders watched volatility with the Bank of Japan stepping in to curb declines and several governments facing higher costs for imports and travel.
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U.N. vetoes stumble as Africa presses South Africa arms ban
African nations at the United Nations work on a Western backed arms embargo against South Africa after a Security Council debate. A separate African-led resolution calling for broad sanctions passed, while the United States Britain and France vetoed three times in a single day, delaying harsher action.
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Violence mars Halloween festivities across the nation
The Associated Press reports multiple Halloween incidents nationwide. In Memphis a man died in an ambush after arguing with teens over treats. San Francisco hosted a large Polk Street party with arrests for drunkenness and robbery. Joliet and Houston saw injuries from firebomb attacks and a noose in a church spook house.
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Norwalk hospital to hire consultants amid patient care crisis
Metropolitan State Hospital faces severe staff shortages with three psychiatric wards closed after resignations leaving 300 public guardians at risk. State officials approve consulting psychiatrists for up to nine months while staffing and facility issues are investigated, and a licensing survey cites deteriorating conditions and inadequate treatment.
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Kaiser 1000 Strike Hits Fontana Medical Center
About 1,000 Kaiser Medical Center staff and 3 clinics workers walked out as negotiations stretched to midnight. Bonnie Martin said operations would largely continue with replacements, while the United Steelworkers Local 7600 members including licensed vocational nurses and clerical, maintenance, and dietary staff were affected across Fontana San Bernardino Riverside and Ontario clinics.
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