San Francisco Mayor Libel Suit Secrecy Alleged Deposition
Attorneys in San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto's 12.5 million libel case against Look Magazine refuse to name participants in a secret deposition held Thursday in Sacramento. Reports linked Tommy Lee Thomas, former son in law of Mafia figure James Frabbano, to the session though no comment was given. A court order bars disclosure of deposition contents, with Alioto denying a reported restaurant meeting between Alioto and Fralianne.
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Tunney May Seek Murphy's Senate Seat Next Year
Rep. John V. Tunney says he will not seek re election but may run against Republican George Murphy for the Senate. He plans to decide after a survey of his chances, and would welcome support from his college roommate Sen. Edward M. Kennedy if he faces Murphy.
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Man pinned 16 hours in wreckage near Santa Cruz
Alvin Rodriquez, 23, was found 16 hours after his car went off a 150 foot embankment in Santa Cruz County. Rescuers spotted tracks, three men in a delivery truck halted the search, Rodriguez suffered a crushed arm and was reported in fair condition at Santa Cruz County Hospital.
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Last Yale party ends as Fred Politz gives free Christmas meal
In San Francisco Mission District, Fred Politz, 63, handed out free food, milk, and cookies to about 4,000 diners in his final charity meal before moving with his wife to San Rafael due to a heart condition. He praised the community and refused payment. A lingering patron noted, Christmas won’t be Christmas without old red.
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White Front warehouse fire in South San Francisco
A three alarm blaze at a White Front store warehouse in South San Francisco damaged or destroyed over 10000 dollars of Christmas merchandise. Automatic sprinklers limited the loss to about 10000 while causing water damage. a discarded cigarette is suspected as the ignition. Six workers battled the flames with store hoses.
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Rock festival victim identified in New York youth
Leonard J. Kryszak, 16, of Orchard Park, New York, was identified by the FBI through fingerprints as the man who drowned December 6 in an irrigation canal during the Altamont rock festival, according to Alameda County Coroner’s Office. Police note Kryszak was arrested September 17 in Columbus, Kansas, as a hitchhiking passenger in a stolen car and released the next day.
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County restricts rock festival crowds in California
San Luis Obispo county supervisors adopted an ordinance banning assemblies of more than 5,000 for up to 90 days to head off a Midwinter Pop Festival planned near here. Backers claim the rule unconstitutional but prepared to consult attorneys as organizers had invested about 300000 dollars and planned 375 security staff.
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Monagan proposes new two year public sessions for California legislature
Sacramento AP Robert T Monagan seeks a modernized California Legislature for the 1970s proposing continuous two year sessions beginning December in even numbered years with all meetings in public under a revised constitution. The plan aims to curb late session logjams and end hidden committee actions.
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Plan to ban chemicals on oil spills faces delay
A Santa Barbara chemical distributor tells SACRAMENTO AP that proposed new rules to regulate chemicals for shoreline and waterway oil spills would do more harm than good. After testimony, the Water Resources Control Board delayed action on the controls at least Thursday.
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Dancer Pauline Tatum Loses Cobra After City Seizure
Pauline Tatum, entertainer at a suburban El Segundo hotel, has part of her act removed as the City Animal Regulation Department seizes a four foot hooded cobra, citing no municipal code provision for a poisonous reptile. Officials say the snake will likely remain with the Los Angeles Zoo. Tatum declined immediate changes to her act.
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Police arrest doctor and wife after boy tries to sell drugs
A psychiatrist at Atascadero State Hospital and his wife were arrested after police say their 10 year old son tried to sell marijuana to officers. A raid on the San Luis Obispo home found about $1,000 worth of hashish and other narcotics paraphernalia. The couple, Wiley H. Billingsley and Diane Billingsley, face seven narcotics and contributing to the delinquency of a minor charges.
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Indians skeptical on Murphy proposal to Alcatraz park
In San Francisco the occupying Indians on Alcatraz Island questioned Senator George Murphy's plan to convert the site into a national park honoring American Indians. Murphy said he asked Interior Secretary Hickel to weigh the idea in a study of Alcatraz uses and to consider an Indian cultural center on Alcatraz or the mainland. The island group noted they run the former prison as a cultural center with daily classes in beadwork languages and history while accepting donations.
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Probation for killer in Hawaii double slaying case
Arianne Gales, a Los Angeles bookkeeper, is placed on five years probation after a Honolulu court rules she will not serve prison time for the New Year’s Eve killing of her former husband and his pregnant second wife. Circuit Judge Herman Lumard states that nothing would be gained by imprisoning the defendant. Mrs. Gales, 39, left court amid the ruling.
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Radio Free Alcatraz to Broadcast 15 Minutes Daily
The program will air Monday for fifteen minutes on a Berkeley station from the former penitentiary. Al Lilbowitz, manager of lis tener owned KPFA, WM said Thursday we are offering them the outlet and do not want to crowd them or dictate content, it should be their thing.
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