Teen TV star Phillips held on drugs count
Hollywood authorities say 18 year old Mackenzie Phillips, known for One Day at a Time, was found on Robertson Boulevard and arrested on cocaine possession and public drunkenness charges. She was taken to USC Medical Center jail ward for treatment and released on $500 bail.
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Mackenzie Phillips
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Miss Phillips
Julie
Los Angeles
Robertson Boulevard
Gary Leonard
Leonard
County Usc Medical Center
Leonard Suit
Schlesinger urged to keep quiet on energy bill talks
Energy Secretary James Schlesinger faces criticism from Carter allies on Capitol Hill for public remarks seen as hindering passage of the energy bill. House conferees argue his comments threaten bipartisan support while White House aides defend his statements as stating core principles and possible compromise options.
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Ashley
Sehresinger
House
Senate Finance Committee
White House
Bes Gramm
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Moffett
Ashloy Yuestag
Lockheed Talks Suspended Over Wage and Seniority Clash
Lockheed and union negotiators halted talks as Boeing main Pat cited close points. Grover Nobles said proposals offer wages higher than rivals and top pension benefits, while Ziska noted lingering constraints on seniority rights that could bar long-term workers from bumping others. The union says current system favors tenure. Lockheed argues bumps cause inefficiency due to retraining needs.
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Ziska) Gray
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Ziska
Sadat rejects separate peace with Israel during visit to Jerusalem
Sadat rejected a separate peace pact with Israel despite Israeli proposals to withdraw from Sinai. Israeli Justice Minister Tamir said a treaty was not on the agenda while American mediation and Geneva talks were being pursued. Palestinian and Arab officials condemned Sadat's Jerusalem trip as threatening broader peace efforts. A helicopter crash in the North Sea killed 12 aboard a Phillips Petroleum charter, including Norwegians and at least one German.
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Shmuel Tamir
Sadat
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Egypt
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Tamir
al Ahram
Geneva
Tel Aviv
Israel A
Hermann Eilts
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Teader
Nile-side
Cairo
Puales- Amis Ashere
Palestine Liberation Organization
Eilis
Hills
Carter
Middle East
Foreign Ministry
Butros Ghali
Menahem Begin
Begin
Ghali
Gamal Sourani
PLY
Ribbi Awad
al Fatah
PLO
Ahmed Sakhr Basaso
General Assembly
United Nations
A. Esmmat Abdel Meguid
Meguid
Mowaffak Allaf
Stavanger
Norway
North Sea
Phillips Petroleum Co
Bartlesville
Okla
Phillips Norway
Noway
P’hillips
Phillips
Syria
U.S
Jordan River
Damascus
Willits Area Hit by Rolling 5.0 Quake. No injuries Reported
A rolling quake centered three miles east of Willits shook Northern California at 1 46 p m PST. Residents felt aftershocks, storefronts damaged, chimneys cracked, and three schools closed as strong tremors rattled as far as Ukiah and beyond with no injuries reported.
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Ukiah
Here
University of California Seismograph
Berkeley
Willits
San Francisco
Gesture not crime when motorist flashes obscene finger
Michigan Court of Appeals overturned a 1974 Oak Park conviction of Edward Smith for an obscene gesture toward a plainclothes officer. The court ruled the finger gesture under stress did not breach the peace and affirmed First Amendment protection in this specific case, while warning against broad application.
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Michigan Court of Appeals
Edward Smith
Auburn Heights
Oak Park
Smith
Oakland County Circuit Court
State Supreme Court
Hue
Icy water saved baby in drowning incident
Respiratory therapist Mike Ovilka said immersion in cold water helped Cassie by directing blood to vital organs, delaying oxygen loss. He noted air warming aided lung function, and Daetors found no brain damage evidence in Cassie. The analysis emphasizes cold water's protective effect and possible survival factors.
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Daetors
Cassie
Mike Ovilka
Huron offers free fuel to stranded motorists in crisis
In central California the city of Huron provides up to five gallons of gasoline to motorists who run out late at night after all four service stations close. Police Chief Primo Orasea notes the policy to get drivers to the next all night station on Interstate 5, nine to fifteen miles away. Mayor Forrest W. Roth says it is a goodwill emergency measure backed by city council since October, costing about ten dollars monthly with only a few cases.
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Los Angeles
San Francisro
Primo Orasea
Forrest W. Roth
Oregon
Roth
Hai San Joaquin Valley
Washington
Grosen
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