California briefs on San Francisco school integration bid
A deputy city attorney said a request to stay the federal order to integrate San Francisco elementary schools would probably be filed Monday. George Krueger planned to ask Justice Douglas to stay the plan to inaugurate integration on September 13. The stay request was rejected by the Sixth Circuit and Douglas is expected to rule.
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UPI
George Krueger
William C. Douglas
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California tax increase tied to welfare reform
The Reagan administration said Californians will pay about 300 million dollars more in taxes next year despite welfare and Medi Cal reform laws signed by Governor Reagan. The measures, signed Friday after an eight month push, aim to curb abuses and improve life quality for recipients while funding reforms.
Teamsters plan pickets at San Francisco airport sites
Teamsters Union officials say pickets will be set up at areas under construction at San Francisco International Airport on Monday as negotiations resume with contractors in a strike lockout across 46 Northern California counties. The union plans selective walking and targeted demonstrations at major high rise projects amid the dispute.
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San Francisco
UPI
Teamsters
San Francisco International Airport
California
Oakland Schools Face Cash Crunch After Tax Rejection
Oakland school leaders warn of a financial crisis after City Council rejected a $2.2 million school tax levy. Deputy Superintendent Robert W. Blackburn said funds on hand total $200,000, while needs run in the millions. The council cited other fiscal problems and past failed tax hikes.
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UPI
Gchoal
Robert W. Blackburn
Reagan appoints Ablet to assistant secretary for human resources
Reagan promotes Lewis K. Ablet, chief of the team behind Gov. Reagan's Rural Legal Assistance report, to assistant secretary for Human Resources. The state Office of Economic Opportunity and welfare programs are referenced, with deputy Robert Hawkins Jr. acting director and questions about salaries and budget funding.
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Sacramento
Lewis K. Ablet
Gov. Reagan
California
State Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
Meagan
Robert Hawkins Jr
Second guard stabbed at San Quentin in a week
San Quentin prison officials investigated a second guard stabbing in seven days. Sergeant Beline Rose received a superficial back wound while escorting an inmate to the medical unit for an X ray. the assailant used a sharpened metal piece. The incident followed an unrelated, unprovoked attack. A mattress factory fire caused $140 in damage and one inmate sustained facial injuries while combatting the blaze.
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UPI
Bel Ine Rose
Rose
James Park
Seale vows food giveaway and boycott at Panther rally
MARLAND UP1 Seale chairs rally at Panther headquarters pledging a free truckload of food to community supporters and urging donations to a park survival program funded by local businesses. He leads a boycott of two Dale land liquor stores owned by Willan Boyette alleging failure to donate weekly funds. Boyette denies threats and sues alleging intimidation.
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UP1
Slack Panther
Bobby Seale
Panther
Seale
Daleland
Willan Boyette
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Woman cleared in teen death case in Madera County
MADBDRA AP Dianna Margie Hunt was cleared of the murder charge in the 1968 death of Samuel Ray Porter. A seven woman five man jury deliberated all day Friday before acquitting Hunt, 24, of Madera. The boy's skeleton was found last May in a home she once lived in, wrapped in a blanket. Testimony conflicted over who killed Porter and the circumstances surrounding the slaying.
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Tag Teserment
Think
Samuel Ray Porter
Madera
Gun smuggling sparks Irish fight across border
British forces battled guerrillas suspected of arming smuggling networks near the Republic border. A 45 minute gun battle wounded or killed some fighters. Guerrilla leader Cahill remained at large as soldiers halted vehicles and searched homes. Authorities reported raids in Belfast and other towns with multiple arrests and ongoing pursuit.
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Irish Republican Army
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TRA
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Belfast
Maratin Wekell
Londonderry
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Creggan
Portadown
Bellsek
County
Fermanagh
Berkeley Council Faces Criticism From All Sides
Berkeley California police captain Joseph Hill retires early amid council fractures with three radical members. He cites political pressure and budget clashes, including a $864,000 records system grant, as contributing factors to his decision. A former campaign manager calls the new councilmen opportunistic and disconnects them from black community needs.
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Berkeley
Calif
UPN
Berkeley Council
Joseph F. Hill
Hill
Constitant
Joby
Sacramento
Governor acts to curb ex parte talks in security matters
A bill extends safeguards for discussing matters touching state security and limits interactions that could expose officials to political or legal risk. The text cites provisions to shield ex dialogue and outlines related changes to commissions and reporting requirements. It mentions funding and program tweaks affecting education tutoring, and a commission name change with indefinite extension. The item also notes a data processing slot allocation in selected communities and requires legislative review at session start.
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Hermer
R.glendate
Tulors
AR von
Istrieh
State decision favors GAN FRANCISCO in education policy ruling
State Hearing Officer Paul Winten rules for white district administrators in a complex education mandate. The decision references the 19s Ture Al Act and AR 1702 and affects taxation, teacher notification rules, and public salaries. The ruling expands coverage for a central services program to include about 64,000 individuals with health needs, and reshapes jurisdiction over several claims.
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Paul Winten
Reynald Colera
Schubarum
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Hills
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Marks
R-Sen Frensen
U S seizes tainted eggs in PCB contamination case
UPI reports the final government seizure involved 16.0 dozen tainted eggs linked to a PCB leak at a Wilmington North Carolina fish meal plant. The PCB contaminated feed caused fears of long term health risk, with no immediate danger from consumption. The Agriculture Department and FDA traced the breach to April and July, uncovering a 16 08 tons spill that affected chicken and fish feed.
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UPI
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James D. Grant
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Kent slaying case closed parents say system failed
Washington UPI report states the Justlee Department closed its facks on the Kent State University National Guard slaying of four students for lack of evidence. Parents condemn the decision, calling for faith loss in government as Attorney General Mitchell cites no credible evidence to support conspiracy charges and affirms no likely prosecutions.
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Arthur Krause
Allison Krause
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Blaine Miller
Jeffrey Miller
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Youngstown
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American Civil Liberties Union
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National Council of Churches
Peter Davies
New York
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Four men found neatly executed in Michigan field
Four young Black men were found shot in the head in a rural field near Hartland Michigan. Identified victims were Garry Hankerson Larry Crenshaw Rodney McCarthy and Matthew King. Police say the killings resemble Detroit narcotics gang executions amid heroin market battles. The motive remains under investigation by Livingston County authorities.
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Mich
UPI
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Dalton
Garry Hankerson
Larry Crenshaw
Rodney McCarthy
Inkster
Matthew King I
Westland
Harvey Hever
Livingston County
Thomas Kizer
Detroit
Sickle suspect admits to West Coast murders in Texas arrest
Clarence Otis Smith 48 admitted he is the fugitive sought by California authorities for the sickle murders of two campers. He faced a $30,000 federal bond while Texas authorities held him on a $70,000 bond after arrest at the U S M border. He refused to waive extradition to Nevada City California where the July 12 killings occurred. The FBI charged him with crossing state lines to commit murder.
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Brownsville
Tex
UPI
Clarence Otis Smith
California
West Coast
Smith
Texas
U.s-Megien
Childress
Nevada City
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Judge delays Aliota fee case in Washington court
In Olympia the Washington Supreme Court Chief Justice Triday ordered a delay in the $2.4 million fee suit against San Francisco Mayor Joseph J. Aliota and two former state officials. The judge paused jury selection and venue issues while a venue change motion is heard next week. Pretrial work may proceed, and the case could still proceed in Vancouver if moved.
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UPL
Washington Suprema Court
San Francisco
Joseph J. Aliota
Orris Hamilton
Alldte’s .Cmdefendants
Washington
Joh O'Connell
Gaorge K. Prler
Seattle
Vancouver
Hamilton
King County
Donald L. Gaines
Gaines
Alvnto
O'Connell
Faler
Alloia
Chicanos Protests Target Governor Home In Sacramento
A three weeklong Chicano protest in Sacramento ended with a 20 minute rally near Governor Reagan’s mansion as crowds of about 200 chanted Raza sí Reagan no. The demonstrators, some traveling up to 600 miles, were watched by state and local police with no arrests or violence reported.
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Reagan
California
Calesco
Frisey
Dockers Leader Urges Bargaining and Action
Dockers' leader Lansghoremat Hovy Bridges urged intensified bargaining and local talks on the West Coast. He said the coast negotiating committee would meet around mid August to review progress and set a date for resumed talks. The ILWU executive board approved a $2 monthly assessment to aid strike expenses and non dock locals were urged to act quickly.
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Hovy Bridges
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