Raid hits cancer cure spa near Riverside
Authorities raided the Murrieta Hot Springs health spa after warrants accused operators of non therapeutic medicine and fraudulent cancer treatment without medical licenses. Deputy D A Kenneth Pike said 20 investigators spent five hours reviewing documents and patient case histories. Ray Hawi, the operator, was arrested on outstanding traffic warrants. The spa, once a Hollywood favorite for mud baths, had offered a three to six day regimen of distilled water and lemon juice under M. Rudd and Associates.
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California Assembly tentative OK for 4.6 billion property tax relief
In Sacramento the Assembly approved 56 to 18 a tentative vote on SBI54 a 4.6 billion year tax relief plan amid loud opposition as Senates debate continued. Assemblyman Jerry Lewis sought persuading more yes votes while the measure faced a 64 vote hurdle in a one week conference committee produced bill. Democratic leaders argue the plan is the best political option available.
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TONIGHT AND SATURDAY AREA fair. Low 65 High 4. MOUNTAINS fair. Low 32.
Jobless Rate Rises. Black Unemployment Near Postwar High
The August unemployment rate climbs from 6.4 to 7.1 percent, with black workers hit hardest. Government data show a sharp rise amid civil rights and labor criticism of Carter administration efforts. White House signals concern as officials discuss the broader impact on minority workers.
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Carter asks experts to study rising minority jobless rates
President Carter orders labor secretary and chief economic adviser to examine why black unemployment climbed to postwar highs and propose solutions. Powell says Marshall to draft tentative conclusions before a meeting with the congressional Black Caucus. Hooks of the NAACP urges a broad jobs program and full support for the Humphrey employment bill. Labor data show black unemployment at 11.5 percent in August, with a 24 to 1 gap to white rates. youth unemployment hits 34.8 percent.
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Hurricane Anita veers away from Texas coast
Hurricane Anita, with winds up to 145 mph, struck the northeast Mexican coast near Tamaulipas causing road washouts, downed trees, and roof damage in fishing villages. evacuations were underway and power was cut in Soto la Marina as more than 8 inches of rain fell across farming areas.
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Carter tunes in country music at Camp David weekend
President Carter, amid unemployment data, meets Willie Nelson and Emmylou Harris in the Oval Office then heads to Camp David for Labor Day weekend. The visit follows questions about Lance’s banking dealings and possible budget director replacement, with Congress set to hold hearings next week.
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Federal probes look into Lance checkwriting habit
Federal bank examiners questioned budget director Lance about years of writing overdraft checks at the First National Bank of Calhoun Georgia, covered by funds from the National Bank of Georgia. Spokesman Pietsch denied impropriety, noting accounts always had funds and called the scrutiny routine during investigations and hearings.
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Los Alamitos dairy worker injured in milk machine incident
A year-old Los Alamitos dairy worker trapped his right hand in a milk machine. Firefighters freed him, and a Marine Corps search and rescue helicopter flew him to a hospital for treatment.
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Three‑way package plans shorefront development and hotel sites
A Los Angeles city notice describes a proposed three‑way package project including hotels parks and a marina for shoreline development. Ad pages note plans for the area. The report mentions a gay teacher petition to place the issue on the June ballot and U S Cuba diplomacy moves. A TV interview remark follows. City coverage details a police incident at a dairy and a medical emergency
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