Tornadoes Spark Destruction Across Nation AP report
The Associated Press notes tornadoes and severe weather cause deaths and injuries from Southern Illinois to Missouri and Tennessee. A five minute spree by Charles Simpson killed two officers and wounded others in Harrisonville Missouri.
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Associated Press
Eddyville
Illinois
Annapolis
Middle Tennessee
Harrisonville
Charles R. Simpson
Holden, Mo
Apollo 16 Moon Explorers Seek Volcanic Rocks on Second Excursion
Apollo 16 astronauts John W. Young and Charles M. Duke Jr. conducted a second seven hour lunar drive toward Stone Mountain on the Descartes plateau seeking volcanic rocks to illuminate Moon formation. They already collected two white rocks and planned rock sampling at various elevations.
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Charles M. Duke Jr
Young
Duke
Mission Control
Earth
Stone Mountain
Orion
Descartes Plateau
Thomas K. Mattingly
Bonanza Days Windup Weekend in Corning
Corning hosts the final Bonanza Days events with a morning parade and a dance at Veterans Memorial Hall on Solano Street tonight. A pancake breakfast follows tomorrow along with games and a greased pig catching contest. the Kountry Kats perform for the dance.
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Veterans Memorial Hall
Solano Street
Youth Gang Fight At Marysville High Quelled By Police
Nine youths arrested after a racially tinged disturbance at Marysville High School. Police report blacks armed with clubs bottles chains and pipes refused to disperse while about 35 officers aided by 15 CHP personnel detained them.
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Marysville High
Marysville
Marysville High School
Yuba County
California Highway Patrol
Asst
Leonard Larson
Lesta Joubert
Miami Beach Delays GOP Convention Invitation Bid
Miami Beach City Council delays formal bid to host the Republican National Convention amid GOP by law concerns and mayoral criticism. Mayor Chuck Hall criticizes GOP statements while RTA offers 250000 to lure the event, now set for August in San Diego. convention timing and hotel room issues cited.
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Miami Beach
Bill Garvey
Fla
Chuck Hall
San Diego
Hall
GOP
Calif
R. L. Herman
San Diego mayor ridicules claim of RNC financial bonanza
San Diego Mayor Pete Wilson called an administration official's forecast of a financial bonanza from hosting the Republican National Convention ridiculous after a meeting with Gov. Ronald Reagan. He urged the GOP National Committee to decide quickly whether to hold the convention in San Diego or move it to Miami Beach. Wilson noted mixed feelings about the event, citing short-term woes but potential long-term gains.
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Bill Stall
Sacramento
Calif
San Diego
Pete Wilson
Wilson
Ronald Reagan
GOP
National Committee
Miami Beach
Fla
Miami
Conditions at Vacaville Prison Hospital Scrutinized by Assembly
Testimony before an Assembly investigating committee details cockroach infestations dirty bandages and unclean beds at the California Medical Facility in Vacaville. Physicians cite underfunding and staffing shortages as the root causes of deteriorating care.
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Sacramento
Vacaville
Assembly
Bob Moretti
van Nuys
California
Eugene Prout
Prout
Alvin Groupe
Corning Chamber To Move Into New Quarters
Corning Chamber of Commerce plans an open house April 27 at 10 a.m. to celebrate moving to new quarters beside City Hall at Third and Solano Streets. Mayor Rodney Senter and chamber president Don O Dell will officiate. The old address was 1414 Solano St.
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Corning
Corning Chesiber of Commerce
Henry Kibsgaard
Chamber
Rodney Senter
Don O’ Dell
Third
Solano Streets
Solano St
Red Bluff Woman Fatally Injured In Highway Crash
A Red Bluff woman, Ernestine Delores Fish 40, died when her car crossed the center line on Interstate 5 between Cottonwood and Anderson and hit a northbound tractor trailer driven by Robert Morris Oroville. She worked as a registered nurse in Redding and is survived by her husband Frank, a son Richard, daughters Frances May and Anne Delores, sister Ruth Bednar and brother Ronald Anderson. Services pending at Hoyt Cole Chapel of the Flowers.
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Red Bluff
Interstate 5
Cottonwood
Anderson
Ernestine Delores Fish
California Highway Patrol
Robert Leo Morris
Oroville
Fish
Frank
Richard
Los Molinos Hosts Candidate Dinner Monday Night
Los Molinos Chamber of Commerce sponsors a candidates dinner at the Fireside Inn starting 7 45 p m Monday. The event features pot roast and a $4 50 charge. Local voters attend to hear candidates discuss issues.
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Los Molinos
The
Chamber of Commerce
Fireside Inn
Here
Highway 99E
Railroad Tie Fire Near Proberta Extinguished
One unit of the Tehama Rural Fire Department extinguished a burning railroad tie and a small patch of grass near Proberta yesterday.
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Tehama
Anti-War Protests Spread From Campuses To Public Forums
Demonstrators oppose resumption of bombing in North Vietnam with mass rallies planned in New York City and across the nation. Violent clashes occurred at five universities including Stanford where about 200 students were arrested. Columbia canceled classes while other campuses stayed peaceful.
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U.S
North Vietnam
New York
California
Columbia University
New York City
National Peace Action Coalition
Federal Building
Provo
Utah
Oberlin
Ohio
Hollywood Beach
Fla
Jacksonville
Moscow
Idaho
Stanford University
Stanford arrests surge in dawn antiwar clashes
More than 200 people were arrested at Stanford during dawn to dusk antiwar protests sparked by North Vietnam bombing. A predawn torchlit march led to confrontations at the administration building, with about 180 protesters later rounded up near a highway. Demonstrations spread to other California campuses as boycott plans drew limited participation.
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Associated Press
Stanford University
California
Puses
U.S
North Vietnam
Stanford
Weather Outlook Mild With Few Showers Possible
Fair through tomorrow with slightly warmer temperatures. Highs in the 70s and lows in the upper 40s. Small chance of showers by Monday. precipitation 0 tonight and 10 percent tomorrow. Winds light and river levels reported.
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