Bay Area suit alleges welfare red tape delays
A Reno couple seeks 100 in emergency aid and 5 000 in damages saying they were stranded in Oakland. Vincent and Kathleen Ettinghausen claim welfare officials denied help to their nine month old son Vincent Jr without required marriage and birth certificates. The Alameda County Legal Aid Society filed the suit as a class action alleging welfare rule violations and delaying aid.
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Bandit Storms Laney Student Center in Armed Robbery
A bandit robbed the Laney College student center in Oakland, demanding money from cashier Candis Hill, 19. The thief fled after taking about 92,300, and the incident echoed highwayman era bravado as police investigate leads.
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Dynamite case spans two Contra Costa College students
Stephen L. Giddings 21 of Contra Costa College faces federal charges for receiving and concealing 156 sticks of dynamite and 12 blasting caps. A bench warrant issued for his arrest after an April Richmond discovery, with bail set at 10,000 dollars. Linda Marie Reynolds 21 also implicated, subpoenaed, granted immunity, refused to testify, held in contempt, later released on appeal.
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Pastor Ordered to Halt Services in Half Moon Bay
The Episcopal Diocese of California says Rev. Robert Lenhard, founder of a local Episcopalian group, was bypassed and a new priest sent to the area after a dispute with Bishop Kilmer Myers. Some families kept attending Lenhard services while others joined the sanctioned congregation.
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Land Moratorium Proposed to Curb California Development
Johnson C Montgomery of Alto testified before the Assembly Committee on Land use urging a statewide moratorium on rural land development in California. He argued population and pollution problems require immediate zoning laws restricting development to undeveloped lands to slow runaway growth.
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Behr to Run for Re election in Redistricting Era
San Rafael AP Behr says he will seek reelection regardless of reapportionment. He would face Milton Marks in a merged district if Democrats push two Republicans together. Behr, 41, a Tiburon Republican, is a first term attorney known as a conservationist and liberal in his party. The shift aims to move one Southern California seat from North to South California, a key change debated as the legislature resumes a special session in Sacramento.
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Berkeley council approves strict police microfilm records plan
Berkeley officials endorsed a stringent police microfilm record system financed by a 4000 federal grant. The plan limits data to crimes for which individuals are guilty or have pleaded guilty, excludes unverified rumors or undercover tips, and requires access only by those with a record to review their entries.
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Local Sheriff calls reports on Corona case search false
Sutter County Sheriff Rey Whiteaker said reports that deputies would resume the search for bodies in the Juan Corona murder case next week were false. He noted a potential dig only if heavy rains create new indications, and said a six man team is now checking leads while two deputies had worked full time since the body dig along the Meather River Bed.
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Priest found innocent of deaths in Texas crash
The Rev. John Joseph Dunn 83 a Roman Catholic priest was cleared Wednesday of murder by automobile charges in the Feb 16 wreck that killed Detri Ann Woods and Lynda Ann Lambert. Detri Adron Dunn admitted drinking but claimed not intoxicated. Prosecutors said Dunn had 18 percent alcohol in blood at the scene. Under Texas law a .10 percent level defines intoxication.
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Optical putting used in San Francisco snip
In a quirky San Francisco note from AP the John son Optical Co is linked to an odd scene about a fiver, astral components, and practical jokes. Tom Jahnsen reportedly provides a putter and ball for a staged moment on an artificial grave, reflecting a curious local stunt.
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Landowners win 650000 in jet path case at LAX
LA landowners along the Los Angeles International Airport jet approach were awarded 659,440 in damages after a court ruling. The decision covered 520 parcels with 474 petitioners and 11 witnesses testifying to property devaluation due to jet noise. The city plans appeals while 61 claimants were not awarded damages and local school districts reported disrupted classes from overflights.
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Writer sued by church over Scientology book
The Church of Scientology filed a $500,000 libel suit in Superior Court against author Paulette Cooper and Tower Publications Inc. The complaint claims The Scandal of Scientology contains defamatory statements about the church, its readers, and finances. It cites alleged disclosures of intimate questions from new members and claims local branches must donate 10 percent of income to L. Ron Hubbard.
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Ma y er ouster eyed over Ellsberg indictment stance
Los Angeles attorney Robert L. Meyer faces forced departure amid disputes over his refusal to sign an indictment against Daniel Ellsburg for unauthorized possession of the Pentagon Papers. The Times cites White House timing and Justice Department disagreements as factors. Critics cited clashes with Mayor Yorty, Sheriff Pitchess, and Police Chief Davis over federal charges against four officers in a Mexicans-in-an-apartment raid.
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