Restrictions loosened on San Francisco water saving
San Francisco officials urged residents to shower more often and water lawns despite drought, saying conservation cuts too deep. State officials warned a worse drought could come, noting 40 percent drop in water use and potential rate hikes if allocations aren’t used. Reservoirs hold 80 billion gallons, enough only for this summer with reserves for next year.
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Bones identified as those of Mike Todd
Police in Forest Park identified a bag found near the despoiled grave of Michael Todd as containing his bones. The case involves a rumored $100,000 diamond ring and the 1958 plane crash death, with investigators noting no valuables were inside the bag and continuing to pursue several leads and suspects.
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Police seek Wolf Pack gang in elderly killings
Oakland police hunt a gang known as the Wolf Pack blamed for beating and burning 83 year old Virginia Hall and a string of attacks on elderly residents since 1975. They describe a group of 40 to 50 youths with knowledge of victims and morning assaults. Sixteen arrests and ongoing raids were noted as part of the case.
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Panther Newton freed until hearing Monday
Huey Newton, Black Panther leader, released from a Toronto jail pending a Monday hearing on potential deportation. Immigration officials detained him after arriving from Cuba with his wife Gwen and U S lawyer Fred Heistand. The stay on extradition gives Newton time to mount a defense against charges tied to a 1964 battery conviction.
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California farm produce Hotline aims to aid buyers
State officials announced a toll free hotline 1 900 952 5697 for consumers to locate nearby growers and sellable produce this season. The program runs through September 2 and will provide area grower lists or farm locations by phone.
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