Berkeley to elect five-member rent control board
Berkeley voters will choose a five-member rent control board Tuesday after a June charter amendment. The 24 candidates include leaders from Fair Rent Control, the Community Rent Control group, and Socialist Workers Party members. The board will set rent levels, approve increases, and handle evictions for about 23,000 rental units.
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CSUF senior wins Hearst award for jail editorial
Suzan Nightingale a senior at California State University Fullerton won first place in the Jules William Handolph Hearst Condition writing competition for an editorial about the jailing of newsman William Farr. She received a $900 scholarship as the top winner along with other top prizes announced Sunday to Gregory J. Harlam of Kentucky $450 Claudia Townsend of Georgia $350 James Bartell of Boston University $300 Marilyn Merrill of Southern California $2 san Kochan of LSU $200
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Seale Warns Nixon as Antiwar Rallies Grow
Seale, Oakland mayoral candidate, urged opposition to Nixon during antiwar marches in the San Francisco Bay Area. He warned, It won’t be four more years of Nixon, he’s gonna have to deal with four more years of us, as crowds gathered in San Francisco and across Marin County, Port Chicago, Santa Cruz, and Mission Dolores Park.
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Candidate Nishit Withdraws From State Democratic Chair Race
BERKELEY (UPI) Par tri Nishit chairman of the women’s division of the state Democratic Party, withdrew from the race for state party chairman. She cited potential misunderstandings within the party if she remained. Remaining contenders are John Barlon of San Francisco and John Mera of Chico. Nishit plans to seek reelection to her current post.
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Feeth reveal sleeping habits
A Colorado Springs dental researcher states sleeping positions affect bone structure and teeth. Dr. Hal A. Uuggins, speaking to the Dental Alumni Association at the University of California, notes side or stomach sleepers develop crooked teeth and underdeveloped jaws after five years of study.
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Sierra Club urges energy reform in bold policy push
In San Francisco AP dispatch, Sierra Club leaders back energy economics reforms. They demand U.S. taxes end subsidies to oil producers and foreign governments, halt tanker subsidies and hydro project subsidies, tax polluting energy enough to cover societal costs, and price energy at full cost with no rate discrimination favoring large users.
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Juror Still Questions Corona Verdict Not Guilty Doubts Remain
Naomi Underwood, a juror in the Corona case, says she would vote not guilty if possible. She held out for four days, maintaining reasonable doubt about Caraya's guilt, and would seek a new trial for Corona. The 1971 murder case involved mass graves near Yuba City with extensive testimony.
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Reinecke backs Hackle for GOP state post
Fresno UPI Ed Reinecke the former California governor staffer backs Paul R Hackle of Mill Valley for vice chairman of the Republican State Central Committee citing past performance as the reason A public statement to the California Republican Assembly.
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Hughes ailing in London amid heart attack rumors
The London Daily Mirror reported an American heart specialist flew to London to treat Billy Hughes for a suspected heart attack. An Hughes aide denied the report, claiming no specialist has visited and noting Hughes remains in his ninth floor Inn on the Park suite with an electric wheelchair prepared for use when able.
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Reagan court nominee favored by Fresno directors
AP report says California Republican Assembly directors adopted a resolution backing William Clark for the State Supreme Court amid criticism he became a lawyer without law school graduation. The body, claiming 10,002 members, also criticized Truman Campbell for a second spot on the State Central Committee as a Reagan victory moves toward backing Paul Haerle for vice chairman.
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Memphis Parents Boycott as Desegregation Buses Start
White parents begin a boycott of Memphis schools amid plans to operate 67 antibusing buses under a desegregation order. About 13,000 of 438,000 students are slated to ride. CAB predicts low turnout with roughly 10 percent of riders, and a strong police presence guards the operation.
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Striking St. Louis Teachers Halt Classes Across Districts
Public school teachers in St. Louis authorized walkout amid broader three city strike wave. Union members 2850 strong demand higher starting salaries and benefits including paid hospitalization and bargaining rights. Despite walkout, classes run for 103000 pupils across 165 schools. Other cities Philadelphia and Chicago report ongoing actions with court actions pending and negotiations stalled over class size, prep time, and school year length.
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