Citizens Call For Southern Route In Freeway Fight
City council debate over a southern route to the freeway drew objections to Pappas plan and calls to delay state action. Dissidents urged council to back a southern corridor, citing potential home losses and the need for independent engineering studies.
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Dimen
George F. Oakes
Thames Neveau
Arthur Phillips Sail
Pappa
Pappas
Blichfeldt
Southgate
State Division of Highways
Oakes
Phillips
Lamar Gulbransen
Couil
Oskes
Whic
End To Death Penalty Spurned By Committee
A California Senate committee debates two bills on capital punishment. Senator Moscone pushes repeal for life imprisonment, while Lagomarsing proposes widening the death penalty for kidnapping and sex crimes. Governor Reagan supports clemency limits and does not preside at hearings.
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Bernard Diamond
Uni
California
George Mascone
San Francisco
R-ojai
Lagomarsing
Moscone
Reagan
Mascone
Edmund G. Brown
Split New Haven Vote Ends Book Row Continued Page 1
Rafferty argued that material prompting a pupil to read profanity could violate state law while a proposed notional procedure for legacy reference would not contravene. Schoenfeld reported The War Lover was a personal selection, not required reading, with one copy in the high school library. The district clarified its book policy aligning with the American Library Association, but the board had not approved the clarification. Sheridan and others voiced concerns over library books and classroom use, noting page 21 language and vulgar terms while arguing for clarity and age appropriate material.
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Schoenfeld
American Library Association
Paulsen
Association
Sheridan
Dof
Richard Vollbrecht
Ertals. Ie
Ling
Rafferty
Richards
Iof
Wallbrecht
Paulsext
Paulsen Charges Whitewash Effort at Board Meeting
Rev. Mr. Paulsen accuses the board president of a biased ruling over classroom materials and a district movie display. He claims the decision rested on accuser testimony, calls for AG clarification, and denounces teacher arrogance at James Logan High School.
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Pagan
Paulsen
Designer Dawn Bentata Dies in San Diego
Designer Dawn Bentata, world renowned in fashion, died Monday in San Diego at age 43. Born in New Zealand after college, she rose to prominence as a designer in Japan during the 1980s and was noted for her work in fashion and related arts.
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Calif
Hal D. Steward
Dawn Bentata
New Zealand
Japan
Pilots Fined For Bombing In Mistaken Target
The incident near Lang Vei involved five seat Phantoms dropping anti personnel cluster bombs on a village after mistaking it for a Communist fortification. An Air Force inquiry blamed faulty navigation aids and twilight conditions, with measures kept classified to prevent recurrence.
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Lang Vei
U.S
Fiest
Air Fore
Board of Inquiry
Trucker Lockout Ends With Union Agreement
A national truckers lockout ends as TEL union and management reach a tentative pact. Spokesmen say service should nearly resume by Thursday with 100000 idle drivers returning to work. Local Chicago walkouts and parts shortages slowed relief. ammunition shipments to Vietnam and port movements in California and New Mexico were set to restart as the industry normalizes.
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Texas
San Francisco
Boston
Chicago
TEL
Eanisters
Teamster
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Jimmy
Holla
Fitzsimmons
Powerfull Teamsters
Aets
Vietnam
Batding
Vanapra
N.M
Paso
Tex
Needle Marks On Carmela Coppolino Case Trial Talks
Naples Italy scene as medical examiner Milton Helpern testifies over a complex murder trial. The judge weighs if Helpern's needle mark based conclusions can be admitted. Prosecutors seek decisive evidence about Carmela Coppolino's death and Dracula drug hypothesis.
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Naples
Pia
Astinged
Lynn Silver
Tenth
Carl Coppali
Carmela
Milton Helpern
Helpern
New York
Coppolino
Wease
Mitchell Executed At Quentin
Mitchell waited in San Quentin for the gas chamber as crowds gathered at the state capital for a vigil outside Governor Ronald Reagan's home. Marin County Judge Joseph G. Wilson denied a writ to halt the execution after arguments that Mitchell’s self harming suggested insanity. Episcopal ministers conducted a final communion outside the prison gates as Mitchell, who slashed himself previously, stood for execution amid defense pleas and Reagan’s clemency denial.
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Apital
Sacramento
Ronald Rea-gan
Marin County Superior Court
Joseph G. Wilson
Mitchell
Evans der Smith
State of California
Marin County
California
Dom Riley
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
San Rafael
San Quentin
Reagan
Rea- Igan
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