Experimental steam bus fuels city thirst for careful trial
San Francisco reports a five day test of an experimental steam powered bus running between Sui Pacific Depot and Righermans Wharf. It covered 78.1 miles using 16.2 gallons of diesel at about 4.8 miles per gallon. Project manager Kerry Napuk says fuel economy is not the concern and praises smooth operation while noting 45 miles per gallon is typical for diesel engines.
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Berkeley Council Debates Apartheid Resolution Withdrawal
Berkeley city council members considered a resolution condemning businesses with South Africa apartheid ties. Six of five members attended. both sponsors failed to secure enough votes as the measure was withdrawn after insufficient backing.
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Berkeley riot damage claims denied after city ruling
City of Berkeley rejected merchants claims for nearly 3.2 million in riot damage compensation. The ruling followed a board recommendation and noted no liability for failure to ensure safety. Merchants reported smashed windows and other property damage from the April riot amid ongoing insurance difficulties due to frequent disturbances.
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Berkeley Mayor Seeks Parking Fine Parity With Oakland
Berkeley Mayor Warren Widener received two 33 parking tickets in Oakland while on official business to settle a wage dispute with city employees. He said Oakland charges $1 more than Berkeley and urged officials to consider raising Berkeley fines to boost city revenue.
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Chaves backs Farah boycott and union strike action
Chavez urges boycott of Farah Manufacturing Co in El Paso and Texas. He supports hunger strikes at Pana plants and says unionization is key for the poor amid depression. He predicts the strike will succeed and benefit the Chicano community in the Southwest.
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Marin sues state for defense costs in 1969 Marin killings
Marin County sues California for 567 887 dollars to cover security costs connected to the 1970 Marin County killings. Attorney Douglas J Maloney reported the board of supervisors approved four to one vote and the state finance department had previously agreed to pay only one third. Davis was moved from San Rafael to San Jose for a murder conspiracy trial lasting 13 weeks, with a jury acquitting her of all charges.
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Korean Red Cross Reaches Preliminary North South Talks
South and North Korea Red Cross officials announced a preliminary accord after a full-day working meeting at Panmunjom. The agreement covers unresolved procedural matters and paves the way for main reunification talks, though exact details and session site remain unspecified.
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Britain to publish tobacco brand ratings and stricter ads ban
Britain moves to publish semiannual tables rating cigarette brands by tar and nicotine yields. Health officials push stronger warnings in media and billboards while banning television ads. Sir Keith Joseph cites clearer health data and urges reduced smoking, with manufacturers pledging earlier cleanings and adult-targeted promotions. Health department projects thousands fewer deaths if smoking drops 2 percent.
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Dying boy denied plane seat before death
A 30 year old Lovell boy with brain cancer faded rapidly as he sought to fly home. His father Donald Blackburn said doctors could do little as the boy died soon after. Frontier Airlines admitted him after FAA contact while Westway refused him a berth due to oxygen needs and restricted smoking areas.
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Calgary loss is Oakland gain in police chief switch
UPI reports Police Chief Gain refuses Calgary post over nationalism. He will stay at SH4.200 a year in Oakland, contending an American chief would not serve Calgary well. Calgary council moves to require Canadian police chiefs. Gain would lose potential Ontario pension by remaining in Oakland after 25 years service.
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Students waterproof pigeons for racing
University College students say they developed a water repellent coating for racing pigeons. After spraying with silicone compounds the birds allegedly fly through rain without water soaking their feathers, potentially aiding speed and endurance.
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