Santa Clara County Officials Call for Community Help to Prevent Riots
Bay Area briefs report Sheriff James Geary and Supervisors appeal to Mexican American parents and Chicano leaders to curb youth violence after riots at a county fair. Supervisor Dominic Cortese calls disturbances a youth problem, not government. Geary cites unprovoked attacks on a sheriff's substation.
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Santa Clara County
Suisors
James Geary
Dominic Cortese
Supervisors
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Truancy Cited as Top Urban School Problem
Stanford sociologist Dr. John W. Meyer reports truancy exceeds drugs or violence as the chief issue in urban high schools after surveying San Francisco and Oakland. He notes one large ghetto district school showed near zero attendance and links absenteeism to lack of dynamic teachers. Research funded by a 17000 dollar Justice Department grant.
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Oakland
John W. Meyer
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U.S. Department of Justice
Fear sparks shooting incident in San Francisco
Police fired tear gas to compel Amos Till from a Ninth Street room after a late night call about a man with a gun. Till, 61, was charged with three counts of attempted murder as officers recovered six guns and a note claiming people were after him. No injuries were reported.
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Judge Extends Unruh Act to Rentals in Welfare Case
Judge Melvin Cohn used the extended Unruh Civil Rights Act to issue an injunction against John F. Donnellan, prohibiting refusal to rent to welfare recipients as a class. Suit by San Mateo Welfare Rights Organization represented Grace Theofanides, who could not rent due to Donnellan’s policy. The judge held inquiries into a prospective tenant’s ability to pay are permissible under the act.
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Melvin Cohn
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Wel
Indians urged hospital to serve San Francisco
The Bay Area Comprehensive Health Planning Council urged the federal government to run a hospital in San Francisco for Indians. The recommendation, disclosed Wednesday, responds to HEW's request on how to use the Public Health Service Hospital here. The facility now mainly serves Vietnam veterans but many capabilities remain underused.
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Bay Area Comprehensive Health Planning Counc
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Public Health Service
Man Shot Halting Oakland Liquor Store Robbery
Alvin Wilson, 48, was killed after attempting to stop a robbery at C&S Liquor Store on Frothill Boulevard. Police said he intervened between a robber and a clerk, leading to a gunfight in which Wilson was shot in the chest and abdomen.
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C&s
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Widow awarded full salary death benefits for slain policeman
The San Francisco Retirement System Board voted to grant the widow of patrolman Arthur O'Guinn a full death benefit. The $1,238 monthly payment covers the officer who was shot in Bayview District after stopping an automobile on July 30.
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UPI
Arthur O'Guinn
Bayview District
Plan to start busing program seeks staff volunteers
Schools Superintendent Thomas A. Shaheeb asks for volunteers from within his staff to help begin a busing program aimed at promoting integration. So far 85 administrators, clerks and custodians have agreed to ride the buses during the opening days of school this fall. Shaheen suggests ten volunteers join with bus drivers and paid monitors to handle problems, answer questions and assist students on and off the buses.
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UPI
Thomas A. Shaheeb
Fay
Shaheen
Ladybug Hatch Aid in Palo Alto Parks
Palo Alto plans another release of 100000 ladybugs to combat aphids and plant pests in city parks and plazas. Parks superintendent Mickey Haug says the batch will begin work next dune in Ute city's parks. The effort is part of an experiment to find pollination friendly pest control methods. In Dallas, dogs are killed by cars at about 70 daily, per J. D. Whitton, assistant sanitation chief with four trucks handling carcass removal.
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Alto
Mickey Haug
Parks Superi Intendent
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Parks and Plaza
Dallas
J. D. Whitton
Whitton
Deity Review Inc Publishing Notice Summary
Public notice from The Deity Review Inc announcing Hayward California and San Leandro and Fremont offices with subscriber rates and contact details. The garbled text lists a president publisher and roles, offices in Hayward and Fremont, subscription pricing, and phone numbers, with unclear dates or further instructions.
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Deity Review Inc
Hayd Sparks
William Chicos
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Hayward
Calis
Shippers reject docker plan on strike cargo
In San Francisco, shippers rejected a plan by striking longshoremen to restore cargo stacked on West Coast docks before the eight week old walkout. The Pacific Maritime Association said the longshoremen’s terms would pre-determine the outcome of jurisdictional issues and container handling. After a four hour closed door meeting between the ILWU and PMA, talks resume but no progress report issued. negotiators meet again today.
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UPI
Pacific Maritime Association
PMA
International Longshoremen and Warehousemen’s Union
TLWU
Lead in air rules proposed to Bay Area air district
The Bay Area Air Pollution Control District received proposed rules targeting lead emissions from stationary industrial sources. A one microgram per cubic meter limit above background is planned, aligning with ARB goals, with background levels dropping below half a microgram once auto emissions are controlled.
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Bay Area
Milton Wolnstein
State Air Resources Board
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