Entertainer Del Courtney in Oakland hospital care
Del Courtney 81 of Orinda, former Oakland Raiders administrator, remained in intensive care after surgery for a paralysis causing polyneuritis. He was stricken Friday at a restaurant and underwent Monday operation. Courtney had organized his first band at UC Berkeley and worked as a radio and television emcee.
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University of California
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PUC to reopen hearings on telephone rate rise
The California Public Utilities Commission will reopen hearings on a 6.9 million rate increase for Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co. after a California Supreme Court ruling found the company used improper accounting. The ruling voided PUC permission to implement the rate hike and ordered refunds to customers. The PUC will review lawful alternatives for calculating income tax expenses.
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UPT
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Supreme Court
Pacific Telephone
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Archdiocese to face court over alleged reprisals in Bay Area schools
In San Francisco the Archdiocese of San Francisco must appear in court next month to justify alleged reprisals against lay teachers who walked out for 3 1 2 weeks at Bay Area high schools. Judge Francis McCarty set January 18 for a show cause hearing but declined a temporary restraining order. Local 224 of the American Federation of Teachers sought the action. Rev Bernard Ownmin, superintendent of schools, denies reprisals but says discipline is imposed on sit-in participants at the Chancery office.
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UPI
American Federation of Teachers
Bernard Own- Mins
Chancery Office
Desegregation Survey Sent To City Parents
SAN FRANCISCO SIPT seventy page questionnaire mailed this week to parents of third and sixth graders in 98 elementary schools. It seeks views on desegregated schools and policies on instruction and discipline as part of evaluating the massive desegregation and busing plan begun this fall.
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SIPT
Sentance
Burton
Parks
Boileasan
Beverly Hills
Frazier on Tape Inmates Speak of Revolutionary Plot
In Redwood City court, John Ludey Frazier, 25, convicted in the Santa Cruz hillside murder case, listened as a secretly recorded prison visit revealed his plan for revolutionary activity. Prosecutors presented the Nov 8 tape showing Frazier urging visitors to aid in his scheme while claiming the world is at a breaking point. The jury also decides if he should die.
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UPL
John Ludey Frazier
Jfrazier
Victor Ohta
Santa Cruz
Pelter Chang
Frazier
Raymond
Marguerite Martinez
Frasier
Wraaler
Fate
Power Failure Shuts Golden Gate Bridge at Night
A power outage left the Golden Gate Bridge dark from 8 50 p m to 4 06 a m spanning the full length. Bridge officials and a Pacific Gas and Electric Co spokesman cited a blown fuse at Marina Blvd and Baker Street and a malfunctioning 42 000 volt underground circuit as causes.
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UPI
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Pacific Gas and Electric Co
Marina Blvd
Baker Street
Mass sex education urged by U S commission chairman
The U S Commission on Obscenity and Pornography chairman William B. Lockhart urged a nationwide program to educate the public about sex. He told the California Library Association that frank discussion should replace secrecy and that schools largely fail to address sex education. A university dean noted many offenders are middle aged white males who shop for explicit material, and youths often do not enter stores to buy such items.
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San Francisco
UPI
Lockhard
Due Tomes
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Judge upholds license for street artists in San Francisco
In downtown San Francisco a judge ruled that a city ordinance requiring street vendors to obtain licenses is constitutional. Charles Peery stated that despite artistic wares, the commercial aspect of selling leather, jewelry and paintings on public streets is not protected by the First Amendment. Police will review the ruling before future arrests.
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San Francisco
UPT
Cormmere
Superior Court
Charles Peery
Gatilhe Department
Stolen Bourbon Cases Reported in Rio Rancho Heist
Police report 250 cases of bourbon stolen in a theft incident described as occurring near Rio Rancho. The brief notes 24 cases of cay involved and mentions UPI as the source with a Tuesday timestamp.
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UPI
Rom Aralliares
Cay
Missing Quentin con Search continues for escape plot
Inmates at San Quentin included two captured robbers Jack C. Duncan 97 and Juan C. Colon 28 with three prisoners using life‑sized dummies to scale walls. Authorities say the group hid in the industrial section and attempted an elaborate escape by grappling hooks.
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UPL
Jack C. Duncan
Los Angeles
Juan C. Colon
Thdutmne
California imposes strict horse vaccination rule
Emergency regulation seeks to prevent a sleeping sickness outbreak in California by mandating full day state and interstate movement vaccination against Venezuelan equine encephalomyelitis. Dr P L Arnich notes Texas and Mexico cases show ongoing risk while Smith cites over 392000 horses vaccinated, about 94 percent of the state herd.
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Mexico
Department of Agriculture
Cate
P. L. Arnich
Department
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Smith
Early retirement bill seeks reapportionment protections
Sacramento reports a bill by Assemblyman Frank Lanterman would extend early retirement for legislators affected by reapportionment. The measure, pending Reagan’s signature, would allow lawmakers elected before December 1966 to retire during a term after district changes without meeting age or service requirements. It aims to prevent a brain drain by encouraging continued service and requires the member to fund a larger pension contribution from 4 percent of salary.
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Ronald Reagan
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California bans torturous toys as Reagan signs bill
California shoppers must clear shelves of alloy bombs grenades monster dolls and mock torture items by next June under a new law signed by Governor Ronald Reagan. The measure by Assemblyman John Burton targets Frankenstein vampire mad scientist and victim dolls with dangerous props. Gifts already bought are exempt this Christmas.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Guv
Ronald Reagan
Burt Sax
Rare 1715 Testare bass violin stolen from musician home
San Francisco police report a 280 year old Testare bass violin, one of under 25 exists, valued as priceless, stolen from Aaron Guterson's two story house after a window entry by an intruder with apparent instrument knowledge. Guterson, a 30 year veteran of the San Francisco Symphony, has played with Rachmaninoff, Menuhin and Heifetz.
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San Francisco
UPI
Aaron Guterson
San Franccisco Symphony Orchestra
Guterson
Black woman wins policeman's star in San Francisco
A mother, Mrs Moten, becomes the first Black woman in San Francisco history to win a special police officer's star after completing a course at the Police Academy. The award allows her to serve as a special officer for businesses and events and to carry a badge while on duty.
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SAN Prancisco
Tda Mag
Molten Iant
Adulthard Measures on Liquor and Juvenile Protection
State bills discuss age restrictions on alcohol and penalties for child abuse. Proposals include tightening licenses, extending guardianship rules, and counseling before children can be returned. Also outline tax adjustments for takeout foods, and state health tests for congenital illnesses.
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