Bay Area News Briefs On Bombing Probe Details
Prdditen says the highest start smasher will not exceed $45 000 and Panofsky of the Stan i Linger Accelerator Cen tain estates for re gine damage. A series of blasts damaged a tunnel under the San Francisco Peninsula area with bids up to 100 000. No motive or method is known and the FBI declined to comment on investigation progress.
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Black militants acquitted in torture case at Stanford center
In California an all white jury cleared Christopher Laury and Leo Doafle of torture charges after a three hour and fifteen minute deliberation. The case involved a May 2 protest at Stanford University Medical Center where Mary Jane Schmitt testified of injuries from an attack during a work stoppage. Jury foreman Gordon Banderman cited reasonable doubt and misidentification as key factors.
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Mutinous sailors not in brig at Alameda Naval Air Station
Five sailors aboard the carrier Coral Sea refused to sail for Vietnam and remained at Alameda Naval Air Station. They surrendered on Thursday and faced a captain's mast to determine action. Names listed: Stephen L. Daigle, Slaffan J. Milinsen, Robert F. Stanley, William C. Streithorst, and Robert Ham. They cited conscience against American conduct in Southeast Asia.
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East Palo Alto Objects to Angela Davis Trial Location
East Palo Alto officials denounce Santa Clara County as biased against Angela Davis amid murder and kidnapping charges tied to the Marin County Civic Center gunfight. Davis, 21, faces trial in San Jose after transfers and defense requests. local resolution cites minority injustice and calls for moved proceedings.
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Santa In Public Schools. Jesus Out In Berkeley
Berkeley schools superintendent Richard L. Foster clarifies that public schools may not observe religious holidays including Christmas despite community sentiment. The district allows festival songs and nonreligious activities while prohibiting religious observances, clarifying policy after parental objections to Christmas symbols in a pageant.
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Funds for heart disease urged by US task force
A National Heart and Lung Institute task force says US spend 285 million dollars in two years to curb heart disease, calling it a national epidemic. It urges early programs for preschoolers focusing on exercise, diet, and non smoking as essential to drastically reduce deaths.
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United States
San Francised Queen and Cantor Club Incident
A chaotic report describes Cail Dida, dubbed queen of the city, involved in a controversial spectacle at a Cantor nightclub. The event ends with ambiguous injury notes and unclear medical details, mentioning Lloyds and unspecified legal or financial repercussions.
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Hunted father still at large in New York case
Westfield New York police report a note found at John E List’s home as the $90,000, 18 room house held the bodies of his wife, mother, and three children. List’s 1983 Chevrolet sedan was found in a long term parking lot at Kennedy Airport after an FBI arrest warrant was issued. Police say the note is significant and may indicate List left the country. the crime involved the murder of five family members two months prior.
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Chemists Identify Cancer Link Compound in Cigarette Smoke
UPI reports two chemists, John W. Rhoades and Donald E Johnson of the Southwest Research Institute, identified nitrosamines in condensate from smoke of a potidar nonfilter cigarette. They say the amounts were minute and the brand was not disclosed.
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Israeli Papers Warn of New Mideast War Risk
Lebanese based guerrillas fired two Soviet made Katyusha rockets into northern Israel near the Mediterranean coast injuring a woman as Tel Aviv officials noted a rising threat. Abba Eban told the UN that Israel rejects a withdrawal from lands captured in 1967 and Dayan projected possible future hearings as labor leaders discuss resumed hostilities.
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