Dockers restart picket line at West Coast ports
West Coast docks see renewed walkouts as longshoremen resume strike action after a Christmas deadline. Negotiations continue at Pacific Maritime Association offices with ILWU and PMA leaders in marathon talks aiming to settle the dispute. Federal mediator counts warns of potential government action if talks fail.
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West Coast
Pacific Maritime Association
ILWU
Father Kills Three Children Then Ends Own Life
Hayward police report a Bakersfield man Ermitanio Velasquez Sr. shot his three children and then killed himself during a failed reconciliation visit. His wife Lidia Velasquez had separated from him seven months earlier. The shooting occurred about 5:15 am at 24103 Silva Ave while the wife was visiting a sister-in-law.
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Lie Yan
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Palice
Lidia Velasquez
Priday
Velasquez
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Television violence linked to aggression, panel says
A 12 scientist panel led by Surgeon General Jesse L. Steinfeld reports evidence that television violence influences aggressive behavior in children predisposed to such traits. The 275 page study notes results are inconclusive overall, yet show a link in certain contexts and urge cautious, informed action rather than policy recommendations.
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UPI
Jesse L. Steinfeld
Steinfeld
Teachers find less woe down under
Hayward California State College professor Br Clare Pederson reports 17 American teachers who went to Australia last August find students gentler and better behaved. Fewer discipline problems and more respect for teachers are noted, though some homesickness persists. A second group of 72 graduates departs San Francisco for the Victoria State Department of Education, with 107 teachers remaining confident about continued Australian support and opportunities.
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Australia
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California State College
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Agenlt
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Nest Sunday
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Victoria
IRS to crack down on price posting starting tomorrow
Washington reports the Internal Revenue Service will begin enforcement on price posting rules tonight. The crackdown targets shops displaying prices clearly to customers and carries potential fines up to 4000 dollars plus possible consumer damage suits. The weekend saw the commission lift some requirements due to manpower limits, affecting small businesses and storekeepers.
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California Grounds Itself On Mexican Beach
The Mexican Navy destroyer California ran aground on a sandy beach nine miles north of Ensenada yesterday. No injuries were reported and the grounding is under investigation. Tugboats will attempt to refloat the vessel after 80 crew members failed to free it. the ship was formerly the United States Navy destroyer escort Belet on routine patrol off the coast.
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Ensenade
Mexico
Death Penalty Debate Reaches Supreme Court
California officials defend capital punishment as a legitimate moral form of punishment while opponents urge the Court to rule it cruel and unusual. Stanford law professor Anthony G Auster argues against, calling the practice akin to torture. Amsterdam of the ACLU and Jack Greenberg of the NAACP LDF lead opposition, noting executions are discriminatory.
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UPI
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Supreme Court
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Anthony G. Auster
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Ut Lege
Amsterdam
Jackuy
Jack Greenberg
Naacp Legal Delonayuni
LDF
Amsierazny
High court agrees to hear segregation case in public schools
The U S Supreme Court agreed to hear a Northern public school segregation challenge. The Denver plaintiffs allege school board planning and policy caused segregation rather than individual acts. Justices White and Powell recuse themselves for disqualification reasons. The Court’s full bench will hear arguments later.
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Colorado
High Court
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Ogi I Powell
Weather snippet and outlook note
Partly cloudy skies continue with little temperature change. Highs near 35 to 40 and lows around 35 tomorrow night. More weather details on the next page.
Newton says white firms next target in boycott plan
The report states Newton warns white businesses in black neighborhoods will be next targets as part of a boycott strategy. It notes a peace pact was brokered by Rep. Ronald V. Delkins with Bil Boyette, Black businessman and president of the California Package Stores and Tavern Owners Association, who agreed to halt pickets at an Oakland liquor store.
World War II style Pakistani crisis tallies shock figures
Fragmented OCR reports claim 200000 rapes and 3 million dead amid Pakistan India war chaos. The text names Bangladeshi leaders, West Pakistan authorities, and refugee plights while mentioning trials and violent acts attributed to various factions. The garbled lines reference humanitarian suffering and alleged killings.
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