Sunny-side Up Pompillo fuels Livermore ruckus over jailed storyteller
In Livermore California residents rally around Mike Pompillo a 73 year old tale spinner and squatter after his shack on Vasco Road burned and he was jailed then committed for psychiatric evaluation. Officials cleared the site due to health hazards and locals donated to aid him.
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Livermore
Calif
UPI
California
Mike Pompillo
Weaver of
Mike
City Hall
Livermore Valley
Alameda City
Napa State Hospital
Pompillo
Tri-Valley Herald
Allison Stockley
Vasco Road
John Moore
Oakland
Rhodes Co
George Rhodes
Harry Murphy
Murphy
Woman dies in singer Al Green home in Memphis
Police say Mary E. Woodson, 29, of Madison New Jersey, shot once in the head at soul singer Al Green's split level home near Memphis. Green 27 hospitalized with serious burns after an incident authorities call death by own action. Evidence removed includes a shotgun and other items as investigators question Green.
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Memphis
Jones
Mary E. Woodson
Madison, N.J
Green
Shelby County
Sheriff's ‘Department
Green’s
Linda Wills
Washington
Miss Woodson
Mysterious heart illness claims two sisters
Two sisters aged 18 and 20 died within ten days in California, likely from a mysterious genetic heart disease. Janet Penfold collapsed while jogging at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. Vicki Penfold died during a Cal State Northridge gym warmup. Autopsy described Janet’s heart as aged and stressed, an obstructive cardiomyopathy with unclear cause.
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Northridge, Calif
Vicki Ann Penfold
Cal State Northridge
Janet
Cal Poly
Kirschner
Ted
Gertrude Penfold
Northridge
Kirchner
Tonalea PTA volunteers keep library in shape
Busy fall at Tonalea library with PTA volunteers training to help librarian Mrs Judy Martin. Volunteers shelve mend and check out books. officer Mrs Carlerne Bengtson leads with assist from Mines and Dana Littleton among others.
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Tonalea
PTA
Judy Martin
Carlerne Bengtson
Dana Littleton
Dorothy Lesniak
Jane Alanen
Margaret Newman
Carolyn Biedler
Judylee Hansen
Sharon Darling
Louisa Cook
Sharon Oaks
Pat Seifert
Human Relations Course at Scottsdale Community College
Sidney Sayles will teach a Human Relations class at Scottsdale Community College starting October 30. The eight Wednesday evening sessions will cover human rights among individuals and groups with discussions and visiting lecturers from industry schools media and churches for a $20 fee.
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Sidney Sayles
Scottsdale Community College
Sayles
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