Experts favor marijuana legalization at hearings
Three of four witnesses before the National Commission on Marijuana and Drug Abuse argued for legalization in some form. UCLA professor William McGlothlin warned of a rising user base and potential national impact, while Oregon's Samuel Irwin urged regulated legalization to curb harder drugs and social harms.
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Yuba City Court Delays Hearing for Murder Suspect
In Yuba City a murder suspect named Corona, charged with 18 counts relating to the killings of two itinerant farm workers, received a month’s delay in his preliminary hearing. The defendant appeared with a new attorney Wednesday before Judicial Court Judge J. Hawkins.
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Davis Bail Fight Heats Up Over Marin County Shootout
Angela Davis facing murder kidnapping and conspiracy charges after a 1969 Marin County courthouse shootout that killed four including Judge Harold Haley. Her attorney Howard W. Moore Jr. seeks a writ of mandamus to force a $100000 bail release despite a no-bail rule for death-penalty cases.
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Pilot Accused of Negligence in tanker grounding
Coast Guard accuses San Francisco Bay pilot Fred E. Anderson of negligence after the Liberian flag tanker Meteora grounded mid channel under the Benicia Martinez Bridge blocking Sacramento Stockton shipping for seven hours. Charges will be heard June 24 before a federal examiner, risking license suspension.
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Witness says official Bennett sober after roadside tests
Defense witness Keele Hurley testified in Municipal Court that William Bennett appeared sober and drove normally when stopped for a drunken driving arrest in Sausalito. Hurley contrasted prior Sausalito patrolmen testimony and claimed Bennett had only two bourbons and a glass of red wine the day before.
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Airport chief George Hansen retires in San Francisco
George F. Hansen, San Francisco International Airport general manager for six years, retires from a $23 473 a year post. He will lead the NorCal STOL program for the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce, promoting short takeoff and landing and vertical takeoff and landing aviation, after serving on the Public Utility Commission.
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UC President predicts UC enrollment to level off near 140000
UC President Charles J. Hitch told the Riverside graduation class that California system enrollment will stabilize around 140000 by 1960 with about 135080 to 140000 projected overall. He noted current enrollment tops 105000 and said the system will deemphasize graduate training to shift from a shortage to a surplus of PhDs in many fields.
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