One Horse fire contained after five days in California
The One Horse fire in California's mountains is declared contained after a five day battle. Fire officials warn hot spots may burn for weeks within the ringed perimeter. Firefighting crews sought seasoned rock climbers for remote canyon work, as hundreds of firefighters and helicopters fought the blaze across Mt. San Jacinto terrain.
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Mt. San Jacinto State Park
Calaveras County
Teamsters Pull Guards From Fields in Jurisdiction Dispute
Teamsters union officials say they are withdrawing guards from vineyards in the Coachella Salinas valleys and Arvin Lamont area amid jurisdictional disputes with the Cesar Chavez led United Farm Workers. The telegram to state lawmakers Gov Reagan and Catholic officials said law enforcement is now adequate and urged UFW to enforce nonviolence.
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United Farm Workers
Ronald Reagan
Coachella
Salinas
Arvin-Lamont
William Grami
Western Conference of Teamsters
UFW
Treed Light Hazard on Westbound 22nd Street
A reader reports a traffic trauma on Westbound 22nd Street near South 4th Avenue where no signal exists at the corner but a hidden red light hazard caused by low hanging tree limbs. The note asks readers to pin the spot and send details to Traffic Traumas, Tucson Daily Citizen.
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Turner freed from West German jail after extradition withdrawal
American promoter Glenn W. Turner was released from Frankfurt's Preungesheim Jail after Britain dropped its extradition request. He planned to fly home this morning as a U.S. bench warrant for mail fraud remains in Orlando, with his passport revoked and an identity card issued.
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FPC chief discusses mail handling and staff access
Washington D C Senator Jackson questions Federal Power Commission policy on opening congressional mail to key staff. Nassikas says mail routed via his office, opened only if addressed to staff in official capacity, with safeguards for matters before the commission and particular caution in the Office of Economics amid price decontrol debates.
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D-Wash
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