Psychiatrist urges decriminalization of marijuana laws
Dr. Fertram Brown, head of the National Institute of Mental Health, and former deputy drug chief John H. Finvalor urged decriminalization of marijuana use while stopping short of full legalization. They released a government report to Congress noting mixed scientific views and the need for penalties not to jail users, especially youths, amid broader debate on policy, health effects, and social values.
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Lawsuit seeks 15 million in HUD quake damages
San Fernando Valley homeowners filed a class action in federal court against the U S Department of Housing and Urban Development seeking review of a denial of federal grants up to 17500 for February 1971 Sylmar quake damages. The suit argues SBA loans are misapplied to disaster relief and calls for direct grants to 1000 affected families. Government aid officials are criticized for lacking a domestic disaster program.
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FDA probes plastic oven bag fires
The FDA said it was investigating reports of oven fires linked to plastic roasting bags but found no evidence the bags are hazardous. Separately the agency barred shipment of Reywi s BrowndnBag for selling the product without prior approval of the plastic material under food additive laws.
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Capp guilty in attempted adultery case at Eau Claire
Cartoonist Al Capp pleaded guilty to attempted adultery with an Eau Claire State University coed. A circuit court judge fined Capp 300 dollars plus costs after the charge was reduced from three counts. The coed visited Capp's motel room claiming to discuss the political atmosphere before a scheduled campus address.
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Requiem Mass for Mrs Virginia M Rose
Mrs Virginia M Rose age 4 died Thursday at Stanford Hospital Palo Alto. A Hawaii native resident of Fremont 62 years she belonged to Ashland Holy Ghost Association World War I Beracks Auxiliary of Fremont and Portugal De Hoje Club of Ashland. Survivors: husband Antone J Rose daughter Lillian Lacerda son Robert Rose stepson Anthony J Rose five grandchildren. Rosary 7:20 p.m. tomorrow at Fremont Chapel of the Roses Mortuary burial Cedar Lawn Cemetery Prenat.
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Riles appeals for quake bonds fall short
Sacramento UPI report notes State Board of Education rejects a move to seek a constitutional amendment to relax earthquake safety bond passage from two thirds to a simple majority. Wilson Riles urged action citing child safety as stakes, but the motion failed 2 to 6 with several members absent and opposition citing district responsibility and potential state overreach.
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Air Force sergeant to be tried on espionage charges
Attorney for M. Sgt. Walter T. Perkins contests the espionage charges alleging constitutional guarantees for servicemen. Perkins faces trial on accusations of unlawfully taking national defense information to aid a foreign power, with details disputed by his military counsel. Perkins, a 19-year Air Force veteran, held a key intelligence role at the Air Defense Weapons Center and access to sensitive material.
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Regents credit power upheld by California Court of Appeal
San Francisco date unknown Regents authority to grant credits for UC courses was upheld by the state District Court of Appeal. The Academic Senate in 1863 authorized a course in which Eldridge Cleaver was a part time lecturer. Sixteen students and six faculty members sued to compel credit grants.
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