Inmate cooks way to jail kitchen chef post in SF
San Francisco jail inmate Jack Lambros turned gripes about prison food into a job as jail chef after impressing Sheriff Richard Hongisto and Undersheriff Reuben Greenburg with his budget aware menus. Lambros studied culinary arts, previously worked in Southern California and Los Angeles restaurants, and now oversees meals for about 800 inmates, pushing from pizza to deep fried fish and fresh desserts.
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Court action stirs busing protests and Richmond case review
Washington students gather in freezing weather to denounce busing under a Justice Kaufman plan shifting 52 000 pupils in Prince Georges County Md. The Supreme Court agreed to hear consolidation of Richmond Va schools with nearby suburbs amid appeals after a Merhige ruling was reversed. The case edges toward a tied high court session with justices preparing arguments and potential Powell participation unclear.
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One in three Americans fear crime in inner cities
A Gallup poll released Sunday finds about one in three Americans living in inner cities mugged or vandalized in the past year, with about half reporting crimes to police. The survey of 2,504 adults ages 18 and older shows 21 percent overall having been victims of at least one crime type, and fear higher among blacks than whites for walking alone at night and feeling safe at home.
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Committee backs pilot who wouldn't fly B52
SAN DIEGO AP A San Diego committee backs Capt. Michael Heck a 15 percent commander who refused further bombing missions over North Vietnam The panel offered to arrange and pay for civilian counsel Heck 13 combat missions flown says he submitted his resignation after Christmas Eve mission His mother in Chula Vista says he spoke briefly with her and hopes the Air Force will not accept his resignation but no new information was released
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Jobless rate for Vietnam veterans cut in half says labor chief
Labor Department figures show unemployment among Vietnam era veterans aged 20 to 24 dropped by about 50 percent over 23 months. Secretary Hodgson told President Nixon that the Jobs for Veterans program, with help from government and industry, contributed to the improvement, as about 1.3 million veterans aged 20 to 29 found jobs or received training or manpower services in the year ending June 30.
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Dellins named to Armed Services panel the first Black congressman
California Democrat and former Marine Renal Del hums becomes the first Black member named to the House Armed Services Committee. He joins a Black Caucus probe into racism in the armed forces and previously called for Nixon's impeachment over the Vietnam War. Avilbis defended 10 sailors who deserted at Alameda last July to join a war effort aboard the carrier Oriskany.
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Eye in the sky monitoring traffic from camera helicopter
San Francisco police launch an eye in the sky program using a helicopter to lower a closed circuit television camera to the top of a 120 foot pole. The system will monitor traffic at busy intersections with remote control from headquarters to adjust focus exposure tilt and zoom for closeups and to aid rapid flow management.
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Moving costs reform sought by California assembly
Sacramento lawmakers pressed the Public Utilities Commission to curb the incentive to cheat by movers who underprice costs to attract customers, then bill higher amounts. Assembly Speaker Bob Murcil urged penalties as misdemeanors or license violations. A four day hearing in San Francisco begins Tuesday, with the measure supported by the Assembly.
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Medi-Cal standards proposed by California Medical Association
SACRAMENTO AP The California Medical Association proposed evaluation criteria for prepaid health plan contracts under Medi Cal to guarantee broad coverage, 24 hour day and year round services, and medical decisions by qualified personnel free from undue administrative influence, as stated by CMA President Jean I Gram in remarks prepared for the state health department.
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Former Palo Alto Mayor Jones G Marshall dies
Palo Alto mourns former mayor G Marshall a cousin of President Herbert Hoover who died Friday at age 87 funeral services planned Wednesday. Native of Iowa Marshall attended Stanford University and joined Pacific Telephone Company rising to vice president before retiring in 1989. He served as Palo Alto mayor in 1953 54 and as vice mayor 194? 35.
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Fewer U S Troops in Vietnam Reported
Saigon reports a reduced U S troop level in Vietnam with about 200 men cut, bringing total not counting roughly 100 000 service members on slips abroad. The drop aligns with previous weeks, affecting naval and base deployments in the Pacific.
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