Pigs vanish and reappear as county note recalls odd cases
A 2,500 head pig herd loses nightly stock with one raid by a ringleader, a separate kitten rescue at Roosevelt School ends with a cat and litter reunited, while Alameda County considers senior transit subsidies and local officials report on legal notices, judges, and civic plans.
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San Leandro
Dorothy Cunningham
Roosevelt School
Miss Cunningham
Roosevelt
Mama
Medical official warns of disaster if talks fail in California
CMA president Dr. Carl Goetsch says California could face a disaster setting if September adjournment occurs without malpractice insurance fixes. Anesthesiologists began a voluntary walkout May 1 and will return after insurers drop rates as the legislature works on a solution. The CMA met at Beverly Hilton to endorse a workable legislative program and decide financial resources to reach goals.
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Beverly Hills
Calfornia Medical Association
Tne
California
Carl Goetsch
CMA
Coetsch
Goetsch
Beverly Hilton
Farmers shun UFW plan for church mediation
UFW organized a Sunday religious pilgrimage and Mass for nonviolence while Valley farmers rejected church mediation in the ongoing union drive. The organizers canceled Saturday activities to plan a six mile border march toward St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in McAllen Texas. Local officials and DPS units faced tense confrontations as growers sought help to maintain order.
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Hidasso. Tex
UPI
United Farm Workers
Rio Grande Valeley
UFW
Hidalgo
St. Jt
Worker Catholic
McAllen
Tex
DPS
Department of Public Safety
Rankin
Voice of
Valley Agriculture
Briscoe
Austin
Coleman says court ordered school integration failing nationwide
James Coleman author of the 1966 Coleman Report declares that forced busing has failed outside the South and that public schools are becoming more segregated. He argues white flight to suburbs undermines desegregation and urges middle class cooperation to sustain integration.
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Washington
UPI
South
James S. Coleman
Coleman
University of Chicago Social
Woman recalls the Great Johnstown Flood after 86 years
Elizabeth Paul, then 3, survived the 1889 disaster that killed 2200 as Lake Conemaugh broke and two waves swept Johnstown. Now 89, she recounts family survival, the fire, and months of body searches with other survivors meeting yearly to remember the tragedy.
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Johnstown
UPI
Elizabeth Paul
Pe Ily Circus
Pia
Paul
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