Oakland Police Chief Gann Resigns for Calgary Post
Oakland Police Chief Charlies R. Gann will resign to become chief in Calgary Alberta Canada, taking the new job September 4. He cites policing challenges for the move and notes his 25 years in Oakland with retirement pay options and a salary in Canada. He will stay chief through August 31 while transitioning duties.
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Guard armory theft probed at Fresno facility
Police and federal agents probe the theft of seven M14 rifles and fifteen A1 pistols from the California National Guard armory in Fresno. A 4-ton Army truck from the 112th Transportation Co. was used, then found abandoned southeast of Fresno. Weapons valued at 312,007 were missing when workers arrived. Thieves cut through locks to access the storage area. Eight gas masks were also taken. no ammunition was stolen, though 7.62 mm cartridges are available commercially.
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Moose Lodge to bar all guests after court ruling
Harrisburg lodge secretary says the Moose will change its guest policy to admit all, after the state supreme court ruled it cannot exclude guests by race. The decision upholds the Human Relations Commission and affects a plan to host House Majority Leader K Leroy Irvis.
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Astronaut Irwin resigns from space program after moon incident
James B. Irwin, eighth man on the moon, retires from the Air Force and NASA amid the moon mail controversy. He plans a Colorado Springs evangelical foundation, a Johns Manville trainee role, and a corporate post. NASA had reprimanded him over 4000 unauthorized moon envelopes sold abroad.
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Ransom Deduction Limited by Tax Rules for Fiper Payment
IRS records indicate Henry C. Fiper can deduct all but 100000 of the 1 million ransom paid after his wife’s kidnapping in Minneapolis. The payment, tied to a high profile case, may be treated as a theft loss deductible over ten years, beginning three years ago. Pier Fiper, board chairman of a Minneapolis investment firm, and Virginia Fiper were involved, with Virginia released the next day.
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Internal Revenue Service District
American doctors bring Soviet cancer chemicals home
A group of U S cancer specialists returned from the Soviet Union with Russian chemicals that may aid cancer treatment. Health Secretary Elliot Richardson said the chemicals have been tested by Soviet scientists, are new here, and seem promising. The visit was part of an information exchange under a Nixon Moscow program.
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United States
National Institutes of Heath
Christo Prepares Second Valley Curtain Project Near Rille Gap
Bulgarian born artist Christo plans a second attempt to deploy a 360 foot long orange curtain over the valley near Valley, with Jeanne Claude Christo saying wind conditions will dictate success. A steel cable will anchor the ends, an archway to allow traffic. Last October a gusty wind shattered portions.
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Six Kansas governor race yields Kay upset win
Kai Kay, Kansas House majority leader, defeats former Gov. Anderson in a four man GOP primary with 46 percent of votes to 30 percent. Reynolds Shull and Snarhan area candidates trailed. Docking unopposed for Democratic nomination. Kay vows to abolish sales tax on dental and medicine and cap property taxes with a constitutional amendment while proposing a new agency for senior citizens.
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Franzenburg Wins Democratic Nomination for Governor in Des Moines
In unofficial returns, Pauli Franzenburg captured the Democratic nomination with about 58.2 percent of the vote, defeating Tapscott by nearly 23,000. Franzenburg drew strong rural support while Tapscott's urban base faltered, setting up a November race against incumbent Republican Gov. Ray.
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Eagleton Regrets, Reflects After Ouster Controversy
Washington reports reveal Sen. Thomas Eagleton reflecting on his health past and the decision to keep it secret as he faced McGovern's ticket fallout. He jokes about resilience, recalls a harrowing week ending in his resignation and discusses support divided by the disclosure.
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Wallace Draft Fails as American Party Favors Schmitz Nomination
In Louisville delegates open a three day American Party convention with Rep John Ge Sebrake of California leading the field for the presidential nomination while Schmitz gains momentum as the leading candidate. Alabama Gov George Wallace renews a bid as some delegates push a Draft Wallace movement amid platform edits to avoid offense to Republicans and Democrats alike.
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Youth for Nixon targets California youth vote drive
In Sacramento a California Republicans group launches a voter registration push aimed at mobilizing the youth vote for Nixon. Leader Hayden says McGovern loses appeal among students, while nonstudents and working youths may swing to Nixon. Campus hostility and peer pressure cited, with Reinecke and Managan supporting youth outreach. Democrats counter with a broad registration push targeting young voters, minorities, and seniors.
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Campaign time lost on Eagleton
Campaign officials in Southern California say two crucial weeks were wasted by the Eagleton affair, delaying McGovern’s California presidential campaign. They warn fundraising has slowed while awaiting a replacement for Missouri Senator Thomas Eagleton.
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Sentencing Set For 20 Year Old In Fontana Bomb Plot
UPI reports a 22 year old Pentana youth will be sentenced August 1 for possessing explosives in an alleged plot to blow up Fontana city hall police department and a sheriff's substation. Robert Aschika was convicted by a Superior Court jury after deputies found 100 pounds of military type explosives buried behind his Mehru-yary home.
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Two-Year-Olds Break Seesaw World Record in Texas
In Corpus Christi Texas two-year-olds Karen Jaynes and Priscilla Winman set a new world seesaw duration record by staying on a seesaw for 200 straight hours. They rotated rests every hour with one child on the board at all times and slept briefly inside a house, totaling about four hours.
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Welfare rolls in Los Angeles down for third month
Welfare cases in Los Angeles County declined for a third straight month, dropping nearly 10,000 recipients in June. Welfare Director Felis P. Murphy reported a May total of 885,322, which fell to 876,? in June.
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