McClymonds High Plans Trading Stamp Attendance Incentive
Oakland area notes at McClymonds High School report sporadic attendance. Louis Jones, principal, outlines a plan offering students up to 100 trading stamps weekly for perfect attendance and a semester bonus of 500 stamps. Vice Principal Ralph Griffin proposed the program, citing a trading stamp oriented culture.
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McClymonds High School
Ts Bung
Pelice
Louis Jones
Ralph Griffin
Refugees Swim Through Flood To Seek Aid In Mozambique
Hungry refugees swim through flood waters toward Quelimane seeking help after last week’s cyclone. Mozambique Red Cross appeals to Portugal for assistance as officials report the situation is grave. Hundreds of refugees arrive by boat or on foot, many asking for food and shelter.
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Laurenco
Loureneco Marques
Quelimane
Berkeley FBI raid protests erupt on campus march
About 50 demonstrators stormed the Berkeley FBI office protesting raids on local communes. Berkeley police in riot gear dispersed them after they kicked in plaster and ripped a door sign. no arrests. The march began with 100 UC students along Bancroft Avenue before some protesters entered the building.
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UPM
FBI
Federal Bureauf Investigations
Bureau
University
Stock exchange reports record busiest week in history
The New York Stock Exchange finished its busiest week on record with 105.70 million shares traded. The Dow rose to 876.57, up 1.78 points as unemployment data boosted optimism before profit taking late in the day. Wednesday marked the heaviest single day at 22.05 million shares traded.
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NEW York
UPI
New York Stock Exchange
Dow Jones
Stock Exchange
Reagan backs 18 year old vote in California elections
Gov. Reagan said he favors a statewide plebiscite on granting 18 year olds the vote in California. He also spoke of conferring all adult citizen rights together and questioned equal maturity at age 18. Delegates at the YMCA Model Legislature sang him Happy Birthday.
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Sacramento
Reagan
Ronnie
Skiers hurt in Squaw lift mishap
Three skiers remained in area hospitals after a chair lift derailed at Squaw Valley State Recreation Area. Eight injured Friday when the cable slipped from a main bull wheel at Emigrant Gap. Hospitalized with serious injuries were Raymond Beattie 19 Temple City back injury Harlen Dunn 21 Pasadena and John Watters 38 Sierra Madre head injuries.
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Tahoe City
Squaw Valley
Emigrant Gap
Raymond Beattie
Temple City
Harlen Dunn
Pasadena
John Watters
Sierra Madre
Squaw Valley Development Co
He Til
Hatfield calls for shift after space program ends
Ashland Ohio Sen Mark Hatfield predicts after manned space shots finish the nation will narrow its space program. He proposes ending manned missions and spending 2 to 3 billion dollars by year end to pursue unmanned exploration and broader technology benefits.
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Ashland
Ohio
UPT
Mark Matfield
R-orefon
Hatfield
Ashland College
Auto Workers vote to submit Chrysler pact for ratification
UAW delegates representing 10,000 salaried workers at Chrysler voted to send the tentative contract to ratification next week after a three hour walkout by white collar workers. The pact, seen as likely to be approved, offers average pay raises around 13 percent with about half backdated to November 2.
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Detroit
United Amo
Chrysler Corp
Douglas Fraser
UAW
Fraser
Chrysler
HRW
Nixon welfare move sparks protest over work limits
Washington protest centers on a Nixon Administration plan to cut 6000 families from welfare by lowering the monthly work threshold for eligibility. The rule would redefine unemployed status to under 25 hours weekly, risking Medicaid loss for many affected families in eight states plus DC and Guam.
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UPL
Nixon
Johnnie Tillman
National Welfare Rights Organization
Federal Register
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
District of Columbia
Guam
New York
California
John D. Twiname
HEW
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Colorado
Delaware
Maine
Missouri
New Jersey
Ohio
Oregon
West Virginia
Khe Sanh Revisited Under Helicopter Reoccupation
A large American helicopter lowers a gun to soldiers awaiting below as troops reoccupy the former Marine base at Khe Sanh in northwest South Vietnam. Massive equipment airdropped for current operations against suspected Communist positions.
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Khe Sanh
South Vietnam
ROTC Building Burned After Isla Vista Rally
In Santa Barbara a group of about 15 youths set fire to the campus ROTC building at the University of California following an antiwar rally in Isla Vista. The blaze caused moderate damage, windows were smashed, and a deputy sustained a minor eye injury. Police employed a low key approach as the crowd dispersed.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
UPI
University of California
Isla Vista
Woodrame
Perfect Park
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ROTC
Babies lead Manson tribe says Sandra Good
Sandra Good 26 testifies at the Superior Court trial of Charles Manson and three other female followers. She says the group at Spahn Ranch in Chatsworth aimed to have many babies and that babies were their leaders. Gypsy Share confirms Manson inspired love and did not send followers to kill.
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UPI
Charles Manson
Manson
Irving Kanarek
God
Miss Good
Catherine “Gypsy” Share
Phoenix
Grants Man Terminally Linked to California Rape Case
Police issued alerts after a 13 year old girl was raped and killed in Los Angeles. A highway patrolman died and another was shot in Arizona as a young married man was slain and his wife wounded before a pursuit ended in central New Mexico. Bertram Greenberg, 38, a former mental patient and ex con, was killed in the desert. police charged him with the crimes.
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Grants
UPI
Green Beret
Los Angeles
Arizona
New Mexico
Bertram Greenberg
Greenberg
Mary Hill
Silverlake
Calif
Veteran Indian wars veteran Reginald A Bradley dies at 103
Reginald A Bradley aged 103, veteran of Indian wars, died in Grass Valley California. Born in 1867 in Hampton England he worked as a cowboy before joining C Troop at Fort Bowie. He claimed little combat but advocated Indian rights and friendship with Pit River Indians. His death leaves only Fredrak W Fraske as surviving era veteran.
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Grass Valley
Calif
Reginald A. Bradley
Bradley
Veterans Administration
Fredrak W. Fraske
Fraske
Chicago
Hampton
England
Kensington School of Art
American West
America
New Mexico
Arizona
C-Troop
Ft. Bowie
Fresno State court hearings on professor firings dispute
A three judge federal panel heard arguments on the legality of Fresno State College dismissals of six professors amid claims of political retaliation. Proceedings reviewed venue and the panel’s constitutionality with a Feb 22 deadline for new material and auto submission.
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UPT
Fresno State College
Norman Baxter
Glenn Dumke
US. Dist
William T. Sweigert
Sweigert
California
Fresno
Oliver D. Hamlin Jr
Samuel Conti
Mark Hintelstein
State Colleges’ Board of Trustees
Moretti says reapportionment won’t upset balance in Ca lifornia
San Francisco Assembly Speaker Robert Moretti told newsmen on Friday that Democrats do not plan to redraw California districts to their own benefit and expect final legislative lines to resemble current ones. He noted Supreme Court one person one vote limits reapportionment and cited population growth in GOP-favoring areas as possibly preserving status quo.
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San Francisco
UPS Assembly
Robert Moretti
California
Moretti
Republican Party
U.S. Supreme Court
Senate
Assembly
California Newspaper Publishers Association
Ed Reinecke
Verne Orr
Orr
Prisoner taps warden's phone at San Quentin
Ronald Kruger, 28, tapped Warden Louis Nessllyn's phone line, making long distance calls to plot an escape. The phone company cut off service amid concerns that secret talks with the warden were no longer secret, according to Raymond Procunier, head of the state Department of Corrections.
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Ronald Kruger
San Quentin
Kruger
Inew
Louis Nessnly
Raymond Progunier
State Department of Corrections
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