Flooding Triggers Evacuations Across Arizona Rivers
Severe floods from Tropical Storm Heather flood the San Pedro and Gila rivers in south central Arizona. Thousands of acres inundated, about 20 people evacuated near Winkelman as Riverside and Maricopa bridges fail or close. Nogales evacuees reach 600 with 100 downstream and water shortages persist. state of emergency declared in Santa Cruz County.
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Santa Cruz County
Ten Teens Hurt When Truck Rolls on Catalina Island
Ten teenagers ages 14 to 17 from a private school were treated for minor injuries after a 1962 truck overturned on a mountain road near Toyon Beach on Santa Catalina Island. Driver Terry Shannon, 24, said brake failure caused loss of control. six boys and four girls were taken to Avalon Municipal Hospital.
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Senate approves bill banning child pornography nationwide
The Senate passed by 85 to 1 a bill outlawing the use of children under 16 in producing pornographic magazines films and other media and barring interstate sale. It carries penalties up to 10000 fine and 2 to 10 years in prison for first offenses with stiffer terms for subsequent crimes.
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Rights group backs minority preference plans stance
The U S Civil Rights Commission defended affirmative action programs that favor women and minorities citing past discrimination. The Bakke case looms as the Supreme Court weighs whether race can guide admissions and hiring. The Carter administration backs such programs while noting Bakke’s rights in relation to the Davis medical school intake.
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FDA eyes tighter controls on eye cosmetics use
Washington AP reports the FDA seeks stricter rules for mascara and eye cosmetics to prevent bacterial contamination during use. The agency cites reported infections risking corneal damage and notes three companies voluntarily recalled potentially contaminated products earlier this year. The spokesman says preservatives are needed both in manufacturing and during normal use to ward off bacteria.
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Food and Drug Administration
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