Iran quake toll topples twenty thousand in disaster
Tehran officials report more than 20 000 dead and 50 000 injured from the Iran earthquake area as rescue teams race through northeastern regions. Thousands lack homes as famine and epidemics threaten survivors amid frigid nights. Destruction around Kaka town more than 6 000 dead or missing in a village of 7 080 as troops and aid workers search the rubble.
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Three Ohioans Die in England Auto Collision
London AP reports Capt. Michael Boldman 31 of Hillsboro Ohio was driving a minibus with his wife and nine children when it collided with a truck at Camberley Surrey. His wife and three of his sons were hospitalized in grave condition. three daughters and another son aged 7 to 13 died in the crash.
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Pollen Count Impacts Lorain High School Schedule
In this era, missing a day of work hits government revenue, while Lorain High School tracks pollen levels affecting attendance and outdoor activities. The brief notes the broader economic impact on public institutions and student life.
Brazil donor enables second Latin America organ sequence
A 39-year-old donor in Sao Paulo provided a heart kidneys and a pancreas to four patients at Hospital das Clinicas. The heart recipient is Hugo Orlandi a father of five. kidneys went to Nacob Salamao and Anna To pervishe with unclear outcomes. pancreas recipient unnamed. The operation followed a Saturday Houston transplant and preceded other hearts delivered in Pittsburgh Stanford and Montreal.
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Quake Hits Northwestern Turkey Wrecking Villages
A 6.7 magnitude quake struck northwestern Turkey near the Black Sea, damaging Bartin and surrounding towns. By 2 pm authorities reported 10 dead and 200 injured with fears of a large disaster as government rescue efforts began along a 300 mile stretch.
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Elyria Wins 1.5 Million Federal Grant for Waterworks
The Department of Housing and Urban Development approves a 1.5 million grant to aid an 8.314 million dollar Elyria waterworks expansion. Mayor Reichlin says construction will begin soon as funding moves forward, boosting pumping capacity from 12 million to 22 million gallons daily. Senator Young announced the news.
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Berkeley Declares Civil Disaster After Telegraph Violence
Berkeley City Manager William C Hanley declared a civil disaster after two nights of violence on Telegraph Avenue. Prohibitions include loitering from 8 p m to 6 a m, assemblies, parades, and use of amplifiers on public property as police quell unrest tied to a Chicago Democratic rally. Thirty people arrested amid explosions water main damage and police injuries.
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Weather outlook with showers and warmer temperatures
The forecast shows showers and warmer weather with highs in the 80s and lows in the 30s. Variable cloudiness tonight with scattered showers or thundershowers tomorrow. sunset today at 7 58 p m and sunrise tomorrow at 6 56 a m. HIGH 73 at 1 45 p m yesterday. LOW 53 at 6 45 a m. Details on page 1.
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Labor Day traffic toll sets record
The Labor Day weekend traffic toll reached 666 deaths, the highest on record for the three day holiday. Previous records show 636 in 1966 and 606 in 1967, with earlier low counts, and a broader nonholiday weekend toll of 538.
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