Machine gun shown as evidence in Wendy Yoshimura trial
In Oakland prosecutors displayed a highly described anti automatic assault machine gun as part of a cart of evidence in Wendy Yoshimura's Berkeley garage case. A former Berkeley sergeant linked the weapon and ammunition to a March 1972 raid on Yoshimura’s rented garage as part of a large seized arsenal.
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Campaign to save the oceans launches $10 million drive
International conservation group World Wildlife Fund funds a 10 million world campaign to create ocean sanctuaries and conserve deep sea resources. Sir Peter Scott says the plan begins with regional sanctuaries for whales dolphins and porpoises as delegates urge action against marine pollution and heavy metal contamination.
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Romanian TV writer seeks asylum in United States
Dumitru Udrescu, Romania's top television writer and producer, plans to seek political asylum in the United States after overstaying in Los Angeles. He says he defected last month in New York with a government interpreter, then worked on Nadia: From Romania With Love before asking the International Rescue Committee for help. The 47 year old, who led Television Romania's film and documentary section since 1963, cited disputes with communist leadership and the film concept as key conflicts. He recalled sweeping streets for five years to support his family and noted his rehabilitation by officials needing his help to develop the television station.
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ACLU to protest jail pact with Mexico evolving
ACLU officials object to a proposed exchange treaty with Mexico that would swap citizens held in jails, arguing the plan could keep people in confinement beyond U S law. Northern California ACLU Director David Fishlow says he would defend anyone held unlawfully.
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UPI
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