13 Feb 1970
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1970
Page
1
Army officials report a riot at Fort Ord as soldiers confined in special barracks smashed windows and set fires during a Wednesday night disturbance. About seven detainees remain under review for trial or discharge while the Army cites food shortages and guard harassment as contributing factors.
SF police vow strict antifirecracker enforcement for Saturdays Chinese New Year parade. Capt. Flynn says officers will seize altered bombs and cite offenders, not arrest. The 70 unit march begins at 7am near Pine and Montgomery, expected to run 1 hour with 250000 spectators last year.
UPI reports John Frederick Hendrix, 34, and Kathryn Leigland, 26, arrested by MAL agents Friday on charges of robbing the Bank of America at Fort Brage on February 6. Leigland, suspected of driving the getaway car, was released on $2,000 bond. Hendrix held in bail of $25,000. The suspects were seized in a car near a downtown intersection, the FBI said.
Police across Pacifica and state highways searched for sources of shots that shattered nine windows on three southbound cars near Devil's Slide. Officers found no gun or shooter, noting damage suggested a powerful air rifle and shots likely fired from the seaward bushes or trees.
The American Federation of Teachers signs a contract at San Francisco State College creating a student part time worker shop in the bookstore and cafeterias. President Sebeah Schuman says about 30 students are covered, paid 2.36 dollars per hour. The contract with the San Francisco State College Foundation, a non profit group, is among the first of its kind in the country.
San Francisco AP reports Dr Roger Egeberg warns that some heart monitors blood purifiers and bone fixers can harm patients. He notes devices have shocked patients poisoned users and misreadings alarm. A national committee will draft safety law to protect patients without hindering progress.
Howard R. Day, Long Beach Insurance executive, will lead the California State Board of Education for two more years after running unopposed Thursday. Dr. Thomas G. Harwood withdrew, clearing the way for Day to continue as president amid debates on sex education, minority enrollment, and teacher tenure reforms. The three day meeting addressed minority student classification, Spanish speaking administrator shortages, and a proposal to modify tenure with four year contracts after three years.
Berkeley based Ecology Action announces a six week survival walk beginning March 15 to spotlight the environmental crisis. Led by Clifford Wollumphrey the event spans 13 eco festivals and passes through Stockton Modesto Merced Madera Fresno Visalia Porterville Delano Bakersfield Gorman Newhall and ends at UCLA with lectures and exhibits along the route.
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