Officer Wins Disability Pension After Police Partner’s 1967 Death
In San Francisco a police officer, William Owens, whose partner Herman George was killed in 1967, secured a disability pension of about $580 monthly after a five minute hearing before the City Retirement Board. Owens, off active duty for three years, cited nervous symptoms and stomach cramps linked to the incident and a reported shell shock like fatigue.
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Press Club denounces gag order in Huff murder trial
Greater Los Angeles Press Club denounces a court order limiting coverage in the trial of three suspects linked to the murder of 4 year old Joyce Ann Huff. Club president Dick Swirlpin calls the order unconstitutional and a Star Chamber remnant. Defendants Paul Antate Oscar Hernandez and Michael Ranlox face trial. Ranlox was reportedly shot in the face near a Hawaiian Gardens home on July 4.
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Oscar Hernandez
Michael Ranlox
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Nixon First Lady says couple uses silent treatment
In a CBS interview from Camp David, Pat Nixon says she and President Nixon rarely argue, instead choosing silent treatment. She notes her busy schedule keeps her from loneliness and compares her work to refurbishing the White House with historic pieces.
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Pye
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SCLC Leaders Split Over Nixon Endorsement
Mrs Ma Luther King Jr and SCLC President Ralph Abernathy urged members to oppose Nixon but stopped short of endorsing any candidate. King criticized Nixon for failing to end the Vietnam War, while Abernathy said the group would not back a presidential contender from either party.
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Dallas
UPI
A Luther King Jr
Rhodesia's Rhodesian Front to push race segregation plan
Salisbury reports a Special Party document outlining next month’s Rhodesian Front proposals to segregate public parks pools cinemas buses and other facilities by race. Officials expect the plan to be considered at the party congress with broad acceptance likely though the document says segregation should be awaited not mandated.
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UPI
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Fepni Party
Fiji family deportation stalled by judge order
A federal judge in San Francisco delayed the deportation of a Fiji family, ordering a hearing set for August 13. Gajraj Singh, 49, entered the United States with his wife and nine children after a heart attack affected their Fiji possessions. officials contend he could become a public charge.
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Race bias case in Selma seeks hiring parity order
The NAACP asked the U.S. District Court for an injunction against Selma and Dallas County alleging widespread racial segregation and discrimination in hiring. They seek a court order requiring hiring of one black for each white. Population is about evenly split between black and white residents.
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Sunday Spotlight in Sunday Review Family Week Back-to-School
A Sunday Review feature spotlights trendsetting designers in a Family Weekly back-to-school issue. An in-depth piece analyzes Sen Edward Kennedy’s presidential nomination decision influenced by the Kennedy children. A safety-focused spread uses colorful signs to promote alert driving for American motorists.
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State farm chief urges federal aid for California farmers
State Agriculture Director Charles B Christensen said Reagan plan to extend unemployment protection to 295 000 California farm workers should be national in scope and enacted by Congress. He urged California to lead in federal action, warned that Southern congressmen would block a state measure, and noted the governor may face another veto next year. Christensen favored a nationwide farm workers program and discussed bill details with Assemblyman Jack Ferilon while urging action on unemployment assistance.
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Nixon blocks legal aid program restructuring
Washington AP reports President Nixon blocked moves to free the legal aid program for the poor from federal control. Conservatives hailed the setback as a win while supporters warned of reduced independence and increased government bureaucracy. Senate House conferees dropped legislation to create an independent national corporation for legal aid, leaving the program under the Office of Economic Opportunity with limited presidential influence.
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Statewide emergency number and child custody reforms noted
Californias 1982 measures include AB 415 creating a single statewide emergency number and a provision on custody favoring mothers in dissolution cases. Other bills: methadone maintenance funds cut, UC and state universities salaries trimmed, corrections training funds set, youth authority training, transcript fees raised, and various regulatory and public health provisions.
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Tiathy's Death Reported Amid Ongoing Recovery Efforts
A polite spokesman said more bodies were recovered today while other persons remained missing and feared dead. The report notes ongoing search efforts and confirms Tiathy's death as part of the incident.
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Tiathy
Reagan signs law banning statewide tests in AB
Sacramento UPI report notes Governor Ronald Reagan signed into law a measure by Greene and Brown to abolish the statewide group and individual tests administered by local districts. Brown and Brownobjected, calling it a victory for opponents of standardized testing while Reagan argued it challenges state board and local boards and could hinder identifying students with learning ability.
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UPI
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Mose
Reagan
Board of Education
Brown
Isla Vista Police Funding Route Mirrors State Action
Reagan signed a budget item granting 976000 to UC for campus police in Isla Vista. Lawmakers Ben Roberts and Lagomarsing from Ojai supported the measure amid gubernatorial and legislative activity.
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