Stanford radicals press protest over Franklin dismissal
In Stanford California a small group occupies the Memorial Church and demands rehiring of Marxist Maoist professor Bruce Franklin as trustees delay a final decision. Franklin remains off campus under a court injunction after February suspension for involvement in violent demonstrations. a faculty panel and President Richard Lyman have urged firing.
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Japan fears Nixon Peking trip
The Japanese ambassador to the United States warned that Nixon’s planned visit to Peking could widen rifts with the United States allies. Ambassador Ushida said Washington Peking rapprochement must protect Japan’s security and relations with both powers to avoid unintended unraveling of regional stability.
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Soledad trial resumes with Mills killing case details
Prosecution resumes testimony in the Soledad Brothers trial over guard John V Mills’s death. Witness Thomas A Yorke described Mills beaten and tipped from a third tier balcony at Soledad Prison in January 1970. Drumgo Clalchette and George Jackson face trial. Jackson died in an August San Quentin riot. The case follows a preceding shooting by a white guard during a yard brawl. Courtroom security is extreme with monitors searches and bulletproof glass.
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Earthquake Losses Largely Preventable Says Richter
SAN FRANCISCO AP Dr Charles Richter says losses from earthquakes are largely preventable through modern construction and inspections. He notes elimination of architectural gingerbread and inadequate lateral support reduced damage in February's San Fernando quake. The emeritus Caltech professor declines predicting San Francisco's next big quake and urges focus on street and traffic dangers.
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Sniper Fire Targets San Jose CHP on Bayshore Freeway
Investigators report a sniper fired a pistol or small rifle at two California Highway Patrol officers who had stopped a motorist on the Bayshore Freeway. Officers ducked as three more shots rang out from an apartment complex nearby. A half hour search turned up nothing. Separately, a PG&E power line was knocked down by a gunshot causing a 9300 block blackout for about ninety minutes.
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Arizona man named to PUC post in California
The California Public Utilities Commission named Monday William R. Johnson of Phoenix to succeed William Dunlop. Johnson, 38, will on Feb 1 supervise seven commission employees and currently serves as executive secretary of the Arizona Corporation Commission. He is a UC Los Angeles alumnus.
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Hongisto Sworn In as San Francisco Sheriff in Public Ceremony
Richard D. Hongisto publicly took the oath Monday as San Francisco's sheriff with a media-oriented ceremony. Sworn privately on December 31 to bridge a weekend gap before outgoing Sheriff Matthew Carberry left, Hongisto wore a peace symbol tie and a revolver pin under his gray flame jacket as California Supreme Court Justice Stanley Mosk led the oath. He pledged improved jail conditions and a shift to an administration of brain over brawn.
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Residency Rule Challenge Targets San Francisco Police Ordinance
A police officer files suit in San Francisco Superior Court challenging a city residency rule requiring San Francisco officers to live within the city. The suit alleges the May 17 board action violates equal protection and federal constitutional plans. The filing cites concerns among younger officers about finding midline crime hotspots in the city.
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Mujib Holds Intensive Talks After Return to Dhaka
Sheikh Mujibur Rahman began two to three days of cabinet briefings to confront Bangladeshs dire postwar crisis. He urged end of lawlessness and international aid as the nation faces no foreign reserves a 1.8 million ton food deficit and a wrecked transport network following the Pakistan war and his return to Dhaka after nine months of imprisonment. He spoke to a rally at Dhakas racecourse where a stampede injured several as he departed in a white sedan for reunion with his family.
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East Germany Recognizes Bangladesh Reportedly
Berlin based ADN reports that East Germany recognized Rangla Desh today. Otto Winger, visiting New Delhi, handed a letter from President Mujibur Rahman to H R Chaudhury, signaling recognition. Ulbricht and Stoph announced the move as reflecting East German public solidarity with Bangladesh’s liberation.
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Seaborg Returns to UC as Instructor for Freshmen
Former Atomic Energy Commission chairman Glenn T. Seaborg returns to the University of California as an instructor. He met with 28 freshmen as the winter quarter begins, teaching them how to apply mathematics to solubility questions and reactions of molten metals.
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State Bar namer 2 to judicial council
SAN FRANCISCO. The State Bar announces two nominees to the Judicial Council in the form of William A. Enright of San Diego and Forrest A. Plane of Sacramento. The council adopts court rules and suggests legislative changes to state court procedures.
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Deposition Read at Alioto Trial in Pay Board Case
Vancouver AP report details a deposition in the $2.3 million fee split case involving former Judge George Boldt, ex Attorney General John J. Connell, and aides. Plaintiffs, led by the State of Washington and 12 utilities, seek recovery of fees tied to a $16.2 million district settlement, alleging secret sharing with O’Connell and Faler. Boldt notes he learned of O’Connell’s private attorney role only after the case ended. O’Connell claims use of official insignia on documents was for weight, while he purchased his stationery privately.
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Police name man sought in San Francisco sniping case
Police in San Francisco have the name of a man they want to question about a sniping incident from a one story apartment complex that wounded a young girl and a woman. The juvenile division delayed releasing the name to avoid hampering the search. A short black man about 20 years old fled before officers surrounded the building Sunday night. The neighborhood was canvassed for descriptions the next day. The victims, ages six and 33, were struck in the thigh and knee. a bullet also hit their seven month old son, who was at the doorway. Both children were treated and discharged in satisfactory condition at San Francisco General Hospital.
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Israelis raid two Lebanon villages to halt guerrillas
Israeli troops raided Bint Jbeil and Kiar Haman inside Lebanon during the night in an operation to block Palestinian guerrilla attacks on Israeli border settlements. Two Israeli soldiers were killed and one wounded. Lebanese reports said four Lebanese, including a woman, were killed. Israeli artillery shelled other areas as Beirut held emergency talks between government and guerrilla leaders. The raid, followed by a two hour artillery barrage, targeted guerrilla headquarters and came amid heightened regional tensions and reports of a forthcoming invasive strike.
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Horse Goes Wild in Sea Swim at Yarmouth Beach
In Yarmouth England jockey Red Weaver rode a bay gelding along the beach for a workout when the horse bolted into the sea. Weaver fell into deep water but the horse swam on, drifting about a quarter mile offshore before tiring and returning to shore.
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Missing San Quentin inmate Clyde Hall believed hiding on grounds
San Quentin inmate Clyde Everett Hall, 28, was reported missing Monday evening. Officials said he may be hiding on the prison grounds while serving concurrent sentences for burglary from Los Angeles County. Hall was a third-term inmate who failed to report to work in the Reisen earthing shop after an interview in the administration building.
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Fire causes $15,000 damage to San Francisco firm
A Monday night fire near Western California Products Co in San Francisco caused about $15,000 damage. Fire crews responding with 130 men and 31 pieces of equipment feared the flames would spread to nearby facilities operated by the meat rendering firm. The blaze was attributed to a cigarette ball.
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Attorneys Seek Venue Change for Angala Davis Trial
Angela Davis defense lawyers urge moving the murder case from Marin to another county. They argue Santa Clara County would face disruption and extraordinary costs to accommodate the trial set to begin January 31. Davis had been moved from Marin to Palo Alto jail and then to Santa Clara facilities was considered after an initial San Francisco venue proposal. Federal bail petition looms as state courts denied bail. health issues noted after confinement.
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