Missing bones of Peking Man may have been found
A Southern California cabin reportedly hides a footlocker with bones and photographs linked to the Peking Man fossils missing since World War I. Chicago financier Christopher Janus says a California Army soldier found the items near Camp Pendleton and is arranging expert examination and a $150000 reward.
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Old Nixon office to be sold in La Habra dispute
The Nixon Law Foundation seeks to sell its 3,000 square foot former presidential office in La Habra for 25 900 to the Chamber of Commerce to cover mortgage costs. President George Rochester says Watergate fundraising declined, forcing the move. Chamber manager Bill Cribbins expects a vote on the offer after new chamber officers assume duties.
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President's son to attend Utah State University
Steve Ford, 19, son of the President, will enter Utah State University next fall after a year on a ranch and at a summer rodeo school near San Diego run by Casey Tibbs. He will stay at the White House briefly, then travel to California for the rodeo program. He plans backpacking and studying grizzly bears in the summer. His older brother Jack recently graduated from Utah State University in Logan.
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Suspect in guru killing surrenders after 38 mile trek
Ridgcrest California AP A man wanted in the killing of a guru walked and hitchhiked 38 miles from a Death Valley hideout to surrender to deputies. Joel Glen Schnidt 4 was taken into custody at noon Saturday after walking into the San Bernardino County sheriff's office in Trona. He had eluded authorities since the May 29 shooting of Gregory Jacob Kinnerly 30 a guru at the Panamint City ghost town where several young men and women lived. He was booked for investigation of murder and expected to be arraigned today or Tuesday an Inyo County officer said.
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Emploes unhappy with Brown over labor bill stance
California State Employes Association leader John Matheny says Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. has not met expectations on employer employe relations. He notes Brown promised more attention to state employes if farm labor bill passes, while CSEA opposed a 90 month raise for all state workers in favor of proportional increases benefiting higher paid staff.
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Prison reformer and companion slain in car in San Francisco
Police seek a young black man after the shooting deaths of Wilbur Popeye Jackson Jr. and Sally Voye in a car near Lamate’s store. Witness is a 14 year old girl. casings indicate a 3 mm handgun. Neither motive nor robbery is confirmed.
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Doctor offers sex therapy for severely handicapped
LA based psychiatrist Dr. Joshua Golden says severely handicapped individuals can learn to attain sexual gratification through social techniques and broader sensory input. UCLA Medical Center explores programs for paraplegics and disabled patients with various conditions.
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Medi Cal fee backfires raising hospital costs says UCLA
A UCLA study found Medi Cal copayments for doctor visits increased hospitalizations, costing taxpayers up to 1.22 million dollars. Researchers led by Dr. Milton J Roemer argue the price deterred ambulatory care and led to more advanced, inpatient treatment.
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Whites drive Black residents from Taft in 1960s like scene
In Taft California the 13 Black residents and football players were chased from town two weeks ago by a group of mostly unemployed white locals. A White mob invaded the junior college campus, threats and a shooting left Doug Henry wounded. Authorities investigate civil rights violations as college trustees seek inquiry.
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