Weavers Needle Ad Leads Tempe Youth To Danger
A classified ad for work at a copper mine lured Roy Gatewood, 20, from Tempe to Weavers Needle in the Superstition mountains. He told rescuers Tuesday he answered the offer and faced a perilous ordeal during the search and rescue.
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Major international narcotics ring nabbed in Baja California raids
Federal judicial police arrested 19 suspects across Tijuana Mexicali and Tecate in a sweep that seized 1600 pounds of marijuana 7 ounces of heroin and 50 grams of cocaine with an estimated $1.6 million in narcotics. Ringleader Telesforo Parra 48 linked to prior narcotics conviction operated from Baja California.
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United States
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Baja California
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China seeks Western help as Russia ties fray
London reports Red China seeks Western machinery chemicals and even planes to ease industrial drive after losing Soviet aid. Russians pull back experts and goods, while China seeks wheat from Canada and Australia and faces limited Western access due to security embargoes. Beijing signals shift from full Soviet reliance to a more independent external trade stance.
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Pilot recounts 48 days stranded after plane crash
Private pilot Ralph Flores and Helen Kla ben endured 48 days on a northern British Columbian mountainside after Flores' Feb crash while en route to the U S From a Whitehorse hospital Flores describes losing bearings in fog dropping from 7000 to 3000 feet and a crash They survived on sardines crackers toothpaste melted snow and a Bible Their ordeal included one SOS outing and three days without water while Kla ben showed bravery during isolation.
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Bali Volcano Toll Reported At 1600
Bali officials and Red Cross sources report 1,600 dead from the Gunung Agung eruption. Hospitalizations reach 200, with 75,000 evacuated as relief flows from the Soviet Union, Philippines, Australia and the Netherlands. Thousands remain cut off and might require relocation as authorities assess 332,000 affected.
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