California Supreme Court to hear voter residency challenges
San Francisco AP report notes the California Supreme Court will hear three challenges to Evelle Younger’s ruling that unmarried voters at 18 or 21 must register where their parents live rather than where they reside. Plaintiffs Collette Delicoeur, 19, James Tabilio, 19, and Mark Steven Randel, 19, live in San Francisco with parental ties to Ventura Sacramento and Woodland respectively.
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City employe held in shooting homicide case
San Francisco report says Lloyd Mason a 48 year old Water Department worker was jailed on Wednesday in a homicide inquiry into the death of his hunting partner Charles Graves whose body was found with head wounds and a knife. Graves likely killed during a confrontation. Mason confessed but gave few details.
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Fair share Crusade sets no fixed dollar goal
The United Bay Area Crusade proposes a flexible target for its fall campaign, aiming for the highest possible dollar achievement across the five-county Bay Area rather than a specific figure. Jerome Hull notes past needs exceeded goals, with last year’s campaign at about 17 million against 430 million in agency requests, and explains the fair share concept based on income, with no fixed target now used in several campaigns nationwide.
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Pan Am will halt tours harming endangered wildlife
Pan Am president Najeeb E Halaby announced the airline would cease booking tours that involve killing wild animals listed as endangered by the World Wildlife Fund. Effective August 31 the airline will not sponsor or arrange any trips encouraging hunting or fishing of endangered species. The WWF lists over 900 animals including the alligator cheetah kangaroo great Indian one horned rhino liger snow leopard and Asiatic lion. Pan Am notes some carefully managed hunting could aid conservation and may still fund tours that do not involve endangered species.
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UPI
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Import export totals show worst U.S. trading since 46
US June imports exceeded exports by a wide margin marking a troubled six months for American trade. The government reported a $372.3 million monthly gap and a $803 million quarterly deficit, the worst half year since 1948.
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UPT
Nixon
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Harold C. Passer
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Food costs rise faster than expected this year
Washington experts note retail food prices rose 0.7 percent from May to June with June costs 1.9 percent above a year earlier. Frying chickens, fresh fruits and pork led gains though pork was 13 percent cheaper than a year ago. Economists now project 1971 inflation around 9.6 percent, higher than earlier 2.5 to 3 percent forecasts. Beef held up, and a late spring freeze pushed oranges and some vegetables higher.
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UPI
Agrivalue Department
Hazen
Deadly mosquito control push in California valleys
In Berkeley and across California health and agriculture officials seek new methods to fight Culex taralis mosquitoes after century of potent pesticides lose effect. The pest spreads Venezuelan equine encephalomyelitis and threatens San Joaquin and Sacramento valleys with a growing, state wide crisis.
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Texas
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Sacramento
Daily Review notices from Haywords office
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local notice from The Daily Review about mail, communications and a postal office event at 116 W. Winton in Hayword, Galil. Names and details are garbled but imply a district notice or public information item.
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Heya Ssathi
Credibility gap grows over Nixon budget claims
Washington report outlines a claimed 2.5 billion employment surplus that relies on optimistic assumptions. Treasury officials Connally and Shultz defend the 23.2 billion deficit for the year while noting social security borrowing inflates the apparent surplus. The real deficit exceeds 30 billion when borrowing from Social Security is counted as debt.
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UPL
Treasury
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George P. Shull
Johnson
Nixon
Magee barred from filing further motions in Marin County case
Ruchell Magee, linked to Angela Davis in the Marin County courthouse shooting, was barred by the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals from filing any more motions. The court ordered him to lodge petitions, delaying further court actions until Davis’s trial. Magee, 32, is charged with murder kidnapping and conspiracy tied to the Aug. 7, 1970 escape and kidnapping attempt that killed four, including a judge. His appearance marked his first court showing since severing his case from Davis’s. He sought habeas corpus relief and sought removal to federal court and disqualification of a judge, but the appellate ruling limits further filings.
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Marin County
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San Quentin Convirl
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Federal Appellate Court
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Miss Tavis
Marin
Richard A. Aragon
Rane
Seattle corruption indictments hit city officials and police
Seattle faced a sweeping corruption case as a grand jury charged 19 people, including City Council President Charles Carroll and former Sheriff Jack Purler, with a blanket conspiracy to tolerate gambling and other illegal activities. Also named were police chiefs, captains, and county officials amid bribery and extortion allegations.
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Charles M. “Slyeelear
Charlie” Carroll
King County Grand Jury
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Jack Purler
Frank Ramon
Liscense
Charles K. Waitt
City Poller
Charles R. “Ray" Cannery
Buzz” Cook
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