Mech al troubles plague Medfly fight in California
In San Jose a pilotless portion of the aerial spray faced delays as only two of five helicopters took off due to mechanical problems and fog. Gov. Edmund Brown pressed Reagan for federal disaster aid for Alameda Santa Clara and San Mateo counties. Officials planned to expand spraying though initial efforts were slow, with larvae found in a plum and Milpitas raising alarms. The action could affect shipping and state agriculture overall.
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Scribner
San Francisco
U.S
California
Washington
San Joaquin
West Virginia candidate derails press conference clash
A West Virginia candidate clashed with reporters in Huntington during a press conference announcing a bid for the USS Senate. He shouted at a WSAZ reporter, cursed a Charleston TV journalist, and claimed defamation. The scene included threats to escalate legally and a remark about spitting.
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TV News
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UPI
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Rogers
WSAZ
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Wheeling
New
Martinsville
Anthony Castranova
USS
Senate
Robert C. Byrd
Ohio
Mike Jackson
Charleston
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Quiet genius spy linked to Soviet code machine sale
Joseph George Helmich Jr., a Jacksonville-area former Army warrant officer, is charged with selling the KL-7 cryptosystem to Soviet officials in the early 1960s for about 131000 dollars. The FBI says he earned a Russian rank as a sign of trust, though no proof he visited the USSR. He awaits arraignment in Florida custody, bond set at 500000 dollars. Neighbors recall a quiet, brilliant man who later worked as a tilesetter and sold cars while under investigation.
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Jacksonville
Fla
UPI
Joseph George Helmich Jr
Vietnam
FBI
Red Army
Helmich
Soviet Union
Jacksonville Beach
U.S
Florida
Gary Betz
United States
Army Signal Corps
Paris
Edith Butner
Bill
Beach Tile Co
Neptune Beach
Helmrich
Black men have highest cancer rate now in New Jersey
Rutgers researchers report non-white males now have the highest cancer death rate, with Black men comprising about 90 percent of non-white deaths. The study compares 1950 54 to 1970 75 and notes urban rural mortality convergence and shifts in rates for lung and cervical cancers in women.
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New Brunswick, N.J
UPI
Rutgers University
Michael Greenberg
State Department of Environmental Protection
National Cancer Institute
Greenberg
New Jersey
Woman faces charges for stealing her baby
A 23-year-old woman is jailed in New York on charges of snatching her 15 month old daughter from a Manhattan hospital under a court order. The infant, Jody Powers, was found with the mother in a Connecticut railroad station and is under guard in a Queens hospital. A hearing on custody was set for Friday.
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New York
UPI
Manhattan
Jody Powers
Queens
Connecticut
Bob Andersen
Human Resources Administration
Andersen
Jody
Josh Sussman
Family Court
Isidore Levine
Pat Powers
City Correction Department
Rikers Island
Firefighters Win 15.7 Percent Pay Hike in Arbitration
Firefighters receive a 15.7 percent two year pay increase decided by arbitration. Non uniformed city workers got 93 cents per hour on average 16 percent over two years. Police unions await IAFF arbitration outcome and may push for comparable raises.
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Keys
Order of Police Lodge 30
Elyria Police Patrolmen's Association
IAFF
American Federation of State
Rape victim reacts with icy rage to attacker arrest
In Tallahassee a 19 year old rape survivor described how she stayed calm during the assault. She coordinated a meet with suspect Stephen E. Swain after he demanded money and threatened her. Four undercover officers arrested him at a snack bar, ending the case.
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Tallahassee
Fla
UPI
Mike
Stephen E. Swain
Dona Cormier
Venne
Teave
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