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Dusk-to-dawn curfew in Los Angeles

44 killed in riots
LOS ANGELES, May 2: Heavily armed national guardsmen and police wrested back control of the streets of Los Angeles early today after three days of rioting that killed 44 people, reports Reuter.
A dusk-to-dawn curfew was enforced by more than 6,000 national guardsmen and police who perched on rooftops and marched through neighbourhoods to show they were in command.
Some scattered sniper fire was reported, but police said the city was now relatively calm.
'It's real quiet,* said Marvin Kidd, a police officer assigned to Hollywood boulevard to enforce the curfew. "It Is almost eerie*.
About 1,900 people were injured and more than 3,700
buildings destroyed by fire in the rioting — the worst in the United States for quarter of a century.
Police said the majority of the dead were Black and Hispanic men. ranging in age from 18 to 50. Seven were killed in gun battles with police.
The death toll in Los Angeles was surpassed only by the 47 people killed in Detroit in 1967.
The violence diminished hours after President George Bush put 3,000 soldiers and 1,500 marines on alert to help local authorities.
"Let me assure you, I will use whatever force is necessary to restore order,' Bush said in a televised address to the nation. ‘What is going on in L A must and will stop.'
The rioting erupted on Wednesday after four White police officers were acquitted tn the beating Black motorist Rodney King,
King made a public plea on Friday for an end to the violence. "We can get along here. Let's try to work it out.* he said.
Reports from Hollywood says the Los Angeles riots struck at the heart of Hollywood on Thursday as an arson fire gutted shops along the celebrated Walk of Fame on Hollywood boulevard.
Fire fighters were battling the blaze at dusk not far from the famous Chinese Theatre where the footprints and handprints of the film capital's greatest stars are preserved in concrete. Police had several blocks of Hollywood boulevard cordoned off.
Debris littered the sidewalk in front of the blazing shops near the memento of 195Os film actress Eva Marie Saint.
AP says: Looting and arson diminished Friday as police arrested thousands and President Bush ordered sol diers to help restore order on the third day of violence that has kilted at least 36 people.