Judy Garland Death Ruled Accidental Overdose
Coroner in London ruled Judy Garland’s Chelsea death an accidental self overdose of barbiturates. The 47 year old singer had long battled personal turmoil and was reported happy in London after marrying Mickey Deans. Blood tests showed high barbiturate levels and the coroner noted habituation to the drug over many years. Garland’s viewing and funeral plans include a public viewing in New York and a private service with James Mason delivering the eulogy.
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Five Air Force officers face conflict charges
Sen. William Proxmire released a letter urging Atty. Gen. Mitchell to probe allegations that five Air Force officers took jobs with a missile system maker after blocking cost-cutting efforts. The contracts concerned the Minute Man II guidance system from North American Rockwell Antonetics division.
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Man Held In Deaths Of Eight In Jersey City
A 40 year old grocer, Rafael Torres, was arrested early today and charged with stabbing to death his wife Maria and seven of their nine children. Ramon and Rafael Jr. were injured while police found all victims in beds except the eldest daughter. Torres, in critical condition, had been free on bail for a prior murder charge.
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New York
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Hoboken
Jose Ortiz
Tucson Community Council Gets Grant For The Aging
The Tucson Community Council received a $38,909 grant under the Older Americans Act for senior citizen programs. Arizona welfare commissioner John O. Graham noted eight Arizona nonprofits shared $157,330. Grant uses include Volunteer Bureau Catholic Social Services Jewish Family Service Family Counseling Service Easter Seal Society Information and Referral Service and next year’s Senior Citizens Fair. State aging director Robert W. James said the eight communities will add funding.
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Economists Join Tucson Team for Watershed Study
Economists Paul F. O'Connell and Michael H. Gieske join the Rocky Mountain Forest and Range Experiment Station in Tucson. O'Connell leads the Salt Verde Basin Watershed Program Evaluation Project while Gieske joins other Forest Service researchers to assess economic and multiple use outcomes of land management options related to watershed resources.
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Scientist Will Address City Officer Group
The Tucson Retired Officers Association holds its monthly dinner at 4:30 p.m. Thursday in the Davis Monthan AFB Officers Club. Guest speaker is Dr. Milton B. Hammond, a member of the scientific community.
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