State Supreme Court allows death penalty amendment on ballot
The California Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that a proposed constitutional amendment to restore the death penalty may appear on the November ballot. The decision followed a petition by Victor B. Levit and the ACLU arguing the initiative would waste public funds after the US Supreme Court ruling. Justice Raymond Peters dissented from the majority.
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Airlifted Premature Baby Flown to Stanford Medical Center
A five month old premature infant was airlifted by Coast Guard helicopter from Emanuel Medical Center to Stanford Medical Center. Dr. Nancy Edwards led the Stanford Transport Medical Team as the baby, whose identity was not released, was treated for a respiratory ailment.
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Judge ejects Magee from Marin Courtroom in disorder
Convict Ruchell Magee and defendant Angel Davis were removed twice from a tightly secured San Francisco courtroom on Thursday for disruptive conduct. Magee refused to address the court on his motion to dismiss his attorney and later called the judge insane as he faced a motion to allow self representation in a murder kidnap conspiracy case tied to Marin County Courthouse shootings that left a judge dead in 1970.
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State Universities Accused of Overcharging Fees
A California state education official said public universities and colleges have overcharged students in violation of a 19 year old state law. The system denied the claim and noted that 19 campuses charge a material and service fee ranging from 78 to 118 dollars annually.
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San Francisco Airport Announces New Security Measures
San Francisco International Airport will implement heightened security next month with roving patrols and extra fencing starting September 15 to comply with a FAA directive. Airport Security Chief Edward Nevin said IDs will be issued to all employees.
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British prisoners declare strike over prison conditions
More than 1.41 prisoners in British jails plan a strike called by PROT Preservation of the Rights of Prisoners. Prisoners staged sit downs at Lancaster Birmingham Liverpool Havering and others refusing to work with no violence reported.
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Merchants sue city for window damage in riot aftermath
Berkeley merchants filed damage claims totaling 142001 in the city clerk's office. Attorneys Henry Panpick and Arthur Harris, representing Citizens for a Safer Berkeley, allege city officials failed to curb antiwar demonstrators after President Nixon announced the mining of North Vietnamese harbors last May.
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Man shoots family drama ends in murder suicide
After heavy drinking, John Dziegiel opened fire at his estranged wife Judy Dziegiel’s home injuring two daughters Marvel and June Elizabeth before killing himself. Marvel crawled to a neighbor for help as police found Judy dead and Dziegiel dying at a hospital after the attack that also wounded June Elizabeth.
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South Vietnamese win near Quang Tri and An Lac
South Vietnamese troops report victory north of Quang Tri and at An Lac as forces push to reopen Highway 13 from Sai Gon to the district capital. U.S. air strikes totaled 230 nationwide with weather limiting strikes near the DMZ. In Quang Tri City Marines engage bunkers with heavy artillery, claiming 49 enemy killed in an extended battle.
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Doves seek Albert aid on antiwar amendment in House
In Washington UPI reports doves seek Speaker Carl Albert to back an antiwar amendment to the foreign military aid bill. The aim is to halt U S actions in Indochina and withdraw forces by Oct 1 with prisoner releases and a cease fire as conditions. Albert says he will try to do the right thing and has not yet decided.
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Mental test ordered for hijack suspect Goodell
Francis M Goodell 21 of Manassas Virginia must undergo mental examination at Federal Hospital in Springfield Missouri after U S District Judge William T Sweigert ordered the test to determine competency to stand trial The judge cited need for an impartial extra examination and set a Sept 1 hearing Goodell is accused of hijacking a PSA liner July 7 at Sacramento to extort 455000 and surrendered after forcing the pilot to fly toward Dakota field
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FEPE probes LA Times hiring in Los Angeles
The Fair Employment Practices Commission will investigate the Los Angeles Times following complaints by two women's groups. The National Organization for Women and the Los Angeles Women Journalists Association allege the Times has no women or non whites in editorial roles and pays women less for equal work. Times manager editor Frank D Haven asserts ongoing policy reviews and hires on merit regardless of sex or color.
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Pigs barred from unauthorized hotel scraps in Albany case
Albany, NY. State Agriculture Department order blocks Charles McKinney of Selkirk from feeding his pigs hotel refuse, labeled unauthorized garbage. Judge Martin Schenck enjoined the practice pending a hearing on August 18 as inspectors report shotgun confrontation during an inspection and fears cholera and trichinosis risk to animals and people.
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The Daily Review Publication Details and Contact
A garbled notice from The Daily Review of Ince Hud Spars presents publisher names and a dispatch address in Hayward California. It lists officials Willem Chive and Brian Mengsar, with a Port OMex entry and a March 3, 182 authorization.
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Cub Scout attacked by alligator near naval base golf course
In Jacksonville Florida a Cub Scout, six year old David Wayne Abbott, was bitten on the leg by an alligator while fishing with his group at a water hazard near the navy base golf course. He required 40 stitches but was not seriously hurt. The attack occurred as boys observed minnows along the pond edge and a den mother helped pull the boy free.
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Mayor promises help to fight gang in Gary Ind
Mayor Richard G. Hatcher said he has secured federal assistance to battle gang violence linked to narcotics trafficking in Gary. He described the promise as immediate support to curb the steel city’s ongoing gangland war.
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Reds press for Thieu ouster in Viet conflict
In Paris a Saigon official said private Vietnamese groups push for Thieu removal while insisting on no official contact with the South Vietnamese peace delegation. He noted the Viet Cong and North Vietnam remain fixed on ousting Thieu as a condition for any settlement, with U.S. support for Thieu cited as unchanged.
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