Chancellor Heyns Granted Leave From UC Berkeley
San Francisco United Press International reports that Chancellor Roger W. Heyns received two months of leave in addition to his vacation from the University of California Berkeley. Vice Chancellors Earl F. Gheit and Robert E. Lontick will handle duties in his absence as regents approved the request by President Charles J. Hitch. Heyns stated administrators need occasional leave and plans to return after the break, denying long-term plans.
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74 Drown In India Near Nirmali River Disaster
The Press Trust of India reports 74 people feared drowned after a boat capsized on the Kasi River near Nirmali in Bihar. There were 26 survivors. The disaster occurred on a Wednesday, prompting national relief efforts and investigations.
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Reagan Refuses Extradition for Winnie Ruth Judd
Gov. Reagan temporarily rejected Arizona’s request to extradite Winnie Ruth Judd, the 65-year-old murderess known for dismembering two roommates and hiding them in trunks. Judd, alias Marian Lane, was recaptured in Danville after escaping a Arizona mental institution seven years ago and working as a nanny. The ruling rests on technical and legal issues, with papers needing fresh submission from Arizona.
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California Grapes Forecast Rise in Harvest to 4.55 Million Tons
A Friday forecast from the California Crop and Livestock Reporting service predicts an 4.55 million ton grape harvest for the year, up nine percent from 1968. Raisin, wine, and table grapes boost the total, with table grapes at 550,000 tons, up 17 percent.
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Nuclear Ban Ratified Bill Clears Senate in California
The California Senate approved Assemblyman Edwin L. Z'berg's measure allowing a 10 day cancellation window for contracts signed in health or dance studios with no penalty for the cancellation. The bill passed 25 to 0 with no debate. In Bulgaria, the National Assembly ratified the treaty banning the spread of nuclear weapons.
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