Supervisors favor delay of new San Francisco Bay bridge
A San Francisco board majority seeks delay in the Southern Crossing project and opposes putting a vote on its construction. Governor Reagan has vetoed a Legislature bill that would have postponed the span, signaling ongoing political conflict over the Bay cross.
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Asian group protests UBAC office in San Francisco
The United Asian Community protested in front of the Pacific Telephone Co. building expressing that UBAC gives only three percent of its funds to Asians who make up 11 percent of the city. They claim no Asian representation and demand their own voice in UBAC while UBAC leadership speaks of a new direction plan.
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Pit River Indians seek PG&E license denial over lands
The Pit River Indians petition the Federal Power Commission to refuse renewal of PG&E’s license for a three dam power project on 3,259 acres in Shasta County California. They allege dam operation polluted rivers destroyed fish and wildlife and seek tearing down the installations.
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Police ask help in slayings in Riverside
Police warned parents in Riverside's black neighborhoods to question their children after the ambush killings of two officers Friday night. Capt Flagan said four desperate suspects remain at large as funeral services were held for Officers Leonard Christiansen and Paul Teel.
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Coast Guardsmen die in bridge crash near Baltimore
Six Coast Guardsmen were killed when their car sped off Curtiss Creek Bridge into the Patapsco River near Baltimore. The victims were unIDENTIFIED and believed to be Massachusetts residents except the driver from Pennsylvania. The cutter Chase, based in Boston, was tied up at the port. It took about seven hours to recover the bodies as authorities and Coast Guardsmen searched the river after a 2 a.m. crash.
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Ceylon Premier Says Insurrection Crushed in Colombo
Prime Minister Sirimavo Bandaranaike announced her government stopped an insurgent attempt to seize Colombo. She said troops were deployed island wide as rebels attacked police stations and government buildings, 24 assaults repulsed with police and army casualties and substantial rebel losses.
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Berkeley Election Hopes Split Police and Shape City Leadership
Berkeley voters face a clash over a radical plan to divide the police into three neighborhood units and potentially reshape the City Council. The mayoral race features two black candidates amid a field of nine, with radical groups promising expanded city services if their slate wins.
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Daley seeks fifth term as Chicago mayor in high turnout vote
About one million voters are expected to decide whether Richard J. Daley should win a fifth four year term. Republican challenger Richard BE Friedman 41 bolted the party to run against the 6a year old Daley. Friedman campaigns in minority and poor white areas while Daley emphasizes organizational strength and a hard election push.
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Death row inmate would prefer death to life term
A San Quentin inmate on Death Row for 15 years says he would rather be executed than have his sentence commuted to life imprisonment. Robert L. Massie writes that prison is a hellish existence and urges reforms, while San Quentin officials offered no immediate comment.
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Ex Beret freed by Nixon admits killing Viet agent
Ex Green Beret Robert F. Marasco confesses to killing Thai Khoe Chuyen, the Vietnamese quadruple agent, saying the case and Lt. Calley influenced his views on war. He and Fran Marasco married recently in New Jersey and he urges others involved to come forward.
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