Call for Delay in Peripheral Canal Over Environmental Dangers
Rep. Jerome Waldie cites a 150 page Contra Costa report urging postponement of the 200 million peripheral canal project. Authorities warn of drastic effects on San Francisco Bay and the Sacramento San Joaquin Delta and call for further study before congressional authorization.
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Washington
Contra Costa County
White House
Jerome R. Waldie
D-Calif
Waldie
President's Council On Environmental Quality
Contra Costa County Water Agency
County Board of Supervisors
San Francisco Bay
Sacramento San Joaquin Delta
Bail ruled for draft resisters in San Francisco
The U S Court of Appeals overturned District Judge Conti and ordered bail for three of four draft resisters. Michael Munson of Redwood City was held on 2500 dollars bail while James Thompson Sacramento Richard Smith Fairfax and Robert Lopez San Anselmo were released on their own recognizance.
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San Francisco
U.S. Court of Appeals
Samuel Conti
Charles M. Merrill
James R. Browning
Conti
Michael A. Munson
Redwood City
James Thompson
Sacramento
Richard Smith
Fairfax
Robert Lopez
San Anselmo
Court of Appeals
Lawyers Selective Service Panel
Reagan Defends No UC Raises Amid Slump
Governor Reagan reiterates opposition to an 11 percent UC faculty raise during a UC Board of Regents meeting. He argues belt tightening is temporary and notes the proposal would add about 25 million dollars to next year’s 375 million dollar budget, well above his recommendation. The legislature will decide, with possible veto power.
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Lag Angeles
UPI
Ronald Reagan
University of California
Reagan
UC Board of Regents
Alioto Moves to Block South Bay Crossing
San Francisco mayor Joseph Alioto said he might seek legal steps to block the Southern Crossing of San Francisco Bay despite approval by the California Toll Bridge Authority. He would delay the project to study its impact on investment in BART and criticized the authority’s power as favorable to the automobil e lobby.
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GAN Francisco
UPT
Joseph L. Alinto
San Francisco Bay
California Toll Bridge Authority
BART
Bay Area Rapid Transit
Aileto
Toll Bridge Authority
Bay Area
Threat seen of POW releases threatened by Geneva violation
Rep. Ogden Reid warned that more American POW releases by North Vietnam are at risk due to the Defense Department allegedly violating the Geneva convention by assigning repatriated soldiers to active duty. He cited Lt. David Metheny as an example and urged immediate action to stop the violations. In a separate note, Gilbert Stuart portraits of John Quincy Adams and his wife Louisa will be unveiled at a White House reception next Friday, donated by Adams III of Dover, Massachusetts.
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Washington
North Vietnam
Ogden R. Reid
Reid
Navy
David Metheny
Bakersfield
Calif
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Metheny
Hanoi
Pensacola Naval Air Station
Florida
New York Republican
UPI
Gilbert Stuart
John Quincy Adams
Louisa
White House
John Quincy Adams III
Dover
Mass
Iran Executes Five Men in Drug Trafficking Crackdown
The Iranian government announced the firing squad execution of five men on drug trafficking charges. The tally from Rezaieh, in the northwest, raises the total executions in the campaign against heroin trafficking to sixty.
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Tehran
Iran
UPI
Rezaieh
Arcus Published by The Party Review in Fremont
The Arcus, published by The Party Review, is identified under Court Order No. 314854 of the Alameda Superior Court. It is listed for general circulation as Second Class Matter at the Fremont post office under the 1897 Act, with circulation address at 2 Center Square, Fremont, California.
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Party Review
K. Toyd L. Sparks
Superior Court of the
State of California
Idounty
Alameda
Fremont
California
Center Square
Vitornia
Dallas deputies slain in execution style killings
Rene Guzman and Leonardo Ramos Lopez reportedly confessed to the Monday night ambush and killings of three Dallas County deputies and wounded another. Police traced the suspects to a dingy East Dallas apartment and arrested five people in a raid, ending a four day manhunt across Texas.
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Dallas
UPI
Rene Adolfo Guzman
Cherufs
Guzman
Leonardo Ramos Lopez
Clarence Jones
Kiers
Lopez
Trinity River
al Capone
Angie Rojo
Hernandez
Mary Alice Rosales
Eufaula
Oda
Dallas County
Samuel Garcia Infante
William Don’ Reese
Ellis County
A. J. ‘Roberts
Jevee
A. D. McCurley
Waitresses picket Clancy's Restaurant over topless outfits
In southeast Washington DC yesterday, waitresses protested the club Clancy's Restaurant for its new topless uniform a sheer negligee worn over tights. They said it is undignified hazardous and demand their clothes and respect. The owner noted the topless attire has boosted business by about 200 percent.
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Clancy
Washington, D.C
Judge orders vague Calley psychiatrist grilled in court
FT BENNING Ga UPI prosecutors in the My Lai court martial grilled Dr Wilbur A Hamman the defense psychiatrist as the judge urged better preparation Hamman noted Calley described shaking a soldier over a discrepancy in notes and the cross examination exposed gaps in recollection Hamman will bring complete notes Monday Calley expected to testify for about three quarters of a day before cross examination by the prosecution Capt Kotane another My Lai veteran is also named in an Army disclosure with details unclear
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FT. Benning, Ga
UPI
Mi Lai
Wilam L. Calley
Wilbur A. Hamman
Calley
Hamman
Kennedy
Tiafial
My Lai
Fn Kotane
la Verne
Court fight to halt Medi-Cal cuts in California
California Medical Association began a Superior Court challenge to block Reagan administration Medi-Cal cutbacks. CMA seeks a restraining order to prevent patient abandonment, arguing cuts were made without consulting providers while the state cites increased eligibility as the reason. The suit also involves California Rural Legal Assistance and medical groups from several counties.
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Sachamento
UPI
California Medical Association
CMA
David Willet
William E. Gallagher
Willet
John Fort
OMA
California Rural Legal Assistance
The
California Dental Association
San Mateo
Alameda
Sacramento Counties
Geologists study site eyed for Santa Cruz atom plant
UPI reports geologists assess a fault near the proposed Pacific Gas & Electric nuclear site in northern Santa Cruz County. The San Gregorio fault, once deemed dead, is now labeled probably active and requires more study to gauge size and seismic risk.
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Santa Cruz
Ganta Cruz
UPI
U.S. Geoolgical Survey
Santa Cruz County
San Gregorio
Carl M. Wentworth Jr
Menlo Park
State Environmental Study Council
San Fernando Valley
Monterey Bay
San Greooria
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Viet war seen as threat to democracy at Stanford
Stanford President Richard W. Lyman warned that prolonged Vietnam War erodes democracy in the United States. He cited student cynicism and misinformation, noting war itself opposes democratic values and could yield long lasting political damage. He urged concern for campus political life and trust.
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Stanford
Richard W. Lyman
Vietnam
George Orwell
Lyman
Earthquake loosens stray dogs around LA districts
Hundreds of stray dogs fled their yards after the February quake shaking the San Fernando Valley. East Valley Animal Shelter supervisor Ernest Jensen said dogs ran in packs and gathered on school grounds, with many highly tremor‑sensitive. The crisis was worst in Sylmar Sunland and Sun Valley near the epicenter.
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Los Angeles
UPI
San Fernando Valley
Ernest Jensen
East Valley Animal Shelter
Jensen
Sylmar
Sunland
Sun Valley
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