Doctor condemns hospital admission denial after infant dies
Dr Moses Grossman at San Francisco General says the denial of admittance, after a four month old Sabrena Corretler died, was a very con demned act. Vivian Corretler says she brought her baby with breathing trouble and was told to return if worse. the infant died Saturday at 8 am.
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Policing raid leaves lieutenant wounded in High Point
A dawn raid on a heavily fortified Black Panther headquarters in High Point, North Carolina, left Lt. Shaw Conk critically wounded by a chest gunshot and another Panther wounded but not seriously. Four Black occupants were detained as officers from BI, detectives, and sheriff’s deputies joined the operation to enforce an eviction order before breakfast services.
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California juvenile law declared unconstitutional ruling
A three judge federal panel in San Francisco struck down a California statute that broad defines juvenile delinquency as allowing the state to ward a minor of control by parents or schools. The judges said the law violates the due process clause by making proof beyond a reasonable doubt meaningless.
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California
Circuit Court
M. Oliver Koelsch
U.S. District Court
William T. Sweigert
Stanley A. Weißel
Fresno State six enter no contest pleas in campus protests
Six defendants pleaded no contest to unlawful assembly and others to obstructing traffic in Fresno State demonstrations last May. The protests followed faculty firings in the Ethnic Studies Department and included mass arrests on May 22. Sentencing for the six was set for March 2 by Municipal Court Judge Robert Barnard.
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U S lawyer quits after indictment linked to Hawaii senator
Benjamin M. Parker, a veteran Justice Department lawyer tied to Sen. Hiram L. Fong, voluntarily retired two days after Parker’s administrative assistant was indicted. The tax division veteran would have been eligible for retirement in September. Parker is married to Dorothy Parker, Fong's legislative assistant.
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Port Costa Planning Plan Delayed To Study Zoning
Port Costa’s six month delay stems from a vote by Contra Costa County supervisors to return a land rezoning proposal to the planning commission. The plan would rezone three older homes to apartments as a general usage guide for the town’s future. Objections came from the Port Costa General Commission citing past hustling port character and residents’ desire to keep the town quieter.
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Port Costa
Contra Costa County
James Maguire
Senate revenue sharing plan sparks partisan debate
Senate debate centers on Nixon administration revenue sharing plan to distribute federal funds to state and local governments. Senator Howard Baker Jr states it empowers governments, while Senator Vanik of Delaware argues the plan has flaws and would fail to address key problems.
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Continental asks CAB to reject $5 in $10 Hawaii mates boost
Continental Airlines petitions the Civil Aeronautics Board to deny proposed fare increases by United, Western, and Queenair that would raise economy class prices. The carrier argues the boosts would harm air travel affordability and competition.
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Moon heroes head for Samoa and Houston quarantine unit
Moon heroes, healthy and strong, head toward Samoa then Houston for quarantine after Apollo 14 bailout. Shepard Mitchell and Roosa completed a lunar voyage, were welcomed in the Pacific, and begin two days of isolation before medical review and rock analysis at Ellington.
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Nun Policewoman Policing Pontoon Beach Youth
Sister Mary Cornelia a member of the Sisters of Divine Providence serves as Pontoon Beach Police Department juvenile officer and special Madison County deputy. She carries a .38 revolver badge and cross medal while patrolling in an unmarked car to deter narcotics, using her nun status to calm families.
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Lunokhod to Become Monument on Lunar Surface
Moscow based Izvestia notes Lunokhod moon rover will remain on the Moon as a monument after finishing its exploration. The robot, on its fourth day of surface work, is praised as a historic model T of lunar robots and compared to American astronauts in the commentary from its control center.
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33 Die As Bavaria Express Derails Near Aimtag
A Bavaria Express derailed on a curve near Aimtag southwest of Munich, killing 33 and injuring 34. The Munich to Zurich service sped at 500 mph through the S curve when the commuter train to Aimtag collided. Police and rescue teams worked at the scene with a first aid station in a local school. Dr Edward S Wood of Rochester University was identified among the dead. his wife Helen was hospitalized with bruises.
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West Germany
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University of Rochester
N.Y
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Daily Review Tublishta announces publication details
The Daily Review announces its publication schedule and office locations in Hayward San Lorenzo and Fremont California. It lists subscription rates per copy and weekly issues, with contact numbers for multiple offices and a second class mailing entry.
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