Coroner rules accident in heiress death at Porterville jail
Connecticut heiress Marine Maguire 27 died from internal injuries after a fall in Porterville city jail. A nine member inquest verdict found accident as cause with no legal effect. Witnesses described delays and medical transfer issues prior to her death at Tulare General Hospital.
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Race to lower voting age narrows as Maine approves
Maine becomes the 17th state to ratify the proposed 26th Amendment to lower the voting age to 18. Maryland followed, with Congress having completed action. swift ratification by four of five swing states could push the measure to law this summer, aiming to beat a historic six months and six days record.
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Bill would alter political ads in radio and TV
A bill by Rep. Don Edwards of San Jose would require candidates to appear or be heard in two thirds of political TV and radio ads. Edwards argues viewers should see and hear the candidate rather than use dramatized footage with a professional voice. He says the measure is not partisan.
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Union City planner resigns after service on panel
Planning Commissioner Wither Hendricks has submitted a resignation letter citing illnesses as the reason. Hendricks, appointed to the commission in October 1969, has served as vice chairman of the five member body since last year.
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Dogs face stricter rules in Bou cherville
Montreal based report says Bou cherville will ban dogs from streets starting Monday. Owners who let pets relieve on public or private property face up to 100 dollar fines after unanimous council vote prompted by resident complaints about dogs on lawns and flowers.
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Georgia seeks population based national convention delegates
Georgia challenges the practice of awarding bonus convention delegates to states that backed a presidential ticket. Harold N. Hill Jr. argues for one-man, one-vote under population apportionment, contending current formulas dilute Georgia’s voice. Opponents say changes would let largest states dominate conventions. similar suits from New York, California, Connecticut and D C seek population-based delegations.
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East German boy loses foot fleeing death strip to West Germany
An 11 year old East German boy lost a foot in a mining explosion while fleeing across the death strip toward West Germany. Border police said the youth reached West German territory near Mellrichstadt. Doctors said he would probably survive.
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Calley case review: Nixon has right to final say
President Nixon intends to review Lt. William L. Calley Jr. court martial fate, a power Col. Red W. Kennedy says is his as commander in chief. Kennedy supported the presidential review while criticizing Fort Benning prosecutor Capt. Aubrey Daniels who urged against presidential intercession. Debate in Congress followed as White House withheld comment beyond noting Nixon has read Daniels letter.
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Campus blaze probed by fire marshalls in Santa Cruz
Two state fire marshals probed a costly fire that destroyed the UC Santa Cruz chancellor's office and damaged admissions records. An anonymous call claimed Revolutionary Army credit, while UC officials warned of a six to eight week delay in fall admissions decisions as records were destroyed or damaged.
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Fremont Boulevard resurfacing to start
Fremont Boulevard between Mowry Avenue and Grimmer Boulevard will begin heavier asphalt resurfacing Wednesday. One lane will close at times with two way traffic on the other side and motorists are urged to use alternate routes as needed. The $85,000 gas tax funded project adds pavement thickness and replaces detector pads with embedded loops and new reflective lane markers.
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California business slips in 1970 fourth quarter
State Board of Equalization reports California taxable transactions totalled 11.5 billion in late 1970, down 2.2 percent from the prior year as unemployment and inflation bite. Durable goods fell 7 percent in Q4, led by a 17 percent drop in new car purchases, while nondurable sales rose 3.5 percent amid shifted spending.
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Committee backs three incumbents in Fremont school race
Fremont committee to reelect Our Responsive Incumbents maps a campaign for April 20 Fremont Unified School District board election backing Trustees Donald G. Glankler Mary G. Rodrigues and Herbert L. Riley Jr. Chairman Joseph Alter says the effort will highlight the district's economic facts and the board’s adherence to budget limits and classroom impact amid prior tax defeat and reassignments.
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