Veterans GI Bill changes and a Christmas wish in Long Beach
Letters discuss changes in the GI Bill benefiting veterans and extending education time, a Long Beach widow seeking a refund from a 1989 pension payment, and a request to redirect holiday funds to help elderly and orphaned children. The piece mentions Western Union refund delays and PG and E foregoing Christmas lights as energy savings.
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Sailors Rescued As Tanker Sinks After Fire
Twenty nine sailors were rescued Sunday from life boats in the Atlantic as a Liberian flag oil tanker burned and exploded. One crewmember was reported missing, believed dead, after a blaze began in the engine room aboard the 48 foot Sally H. The Gulf Spray, a U.S. merchant tanker, picked up survivors in two lifeboats about 20 miles from the incident.
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Mansfield Bids for Strict Strip Mine Controls
Senate debates a strip mining bill urged by Majority Leader Mansfield to pass the strictest possible measure. He says current federal law is ineffective and expects days of debate and amendments focusing on land restoration responsibilities after mining.
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Houston sex slayings suspects plead innocent
The two youths, Elmer Wayne Henley aged 17 and David Brooks aged 18, pleaded not guilty at arraignment before District Court Judge William Hatten. Henley faces six counts of murder and Brooks four in a series of homosexual mass murders targeting 27 teenage males in the Houston area. Trial dates were set for January 14 for Henley and March 4 for Brooks.
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Drag boat racer dies after world speed mark
Drag boat pilot Jan Michael Barrett of Playa Del Rey set a blown fuel flat bottom world speed record near Lake Ming at .154.1 miles per hour then lost control as the engine shut down. He was killed when his craft landed on him after becoming airborne. Barrett, 35, was a Fresno State football standout and Mercy Bowl honoree.
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