Outlaw Cherokee Bill used to spotlight gun culture
Ray Orrock presents a Sept 12 1972 column noting KSFO broadcaster Larry Diggs aired a piece on Cherokee Bill. The piece argues public fascination with outlaws outweighs reverence for reformers and hints at broader debates on women in history and sensational crime figures.
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Ray Orrock
Arvong
Larry Diggs
KSFO
Billy the Kid
Bill
West
Diggs
Tycocks
Eve Hy
Jane
Scotland Yard
Wormer
Supl
Arthur Butler
Jack the Hipper
Lib
Butler
Jack
Jacqueline
London
East
Eng
Ripper
Buller
Fim
Smay
Jessica James
Jessica
Messe
Jesse
Maines
Frank
Alice the Hun
Alice
Europe
Atital
Hun
Alne
Hon
Julia Caesar
Krawrt
Julia
Blackbob
Dna
Edna
Roger
Jack of Arc
Henry Crocker
Max Antoinette
Harry
Marvin
Queen of Scots
Retired pastor finds life in bonsai and stamps
Castro Valley profile features the Rev. Gilbert Christian who, after 44 years in ministry, divides his days between tending bonsai, begonias, and fuchsias and a den filled with stamp albums. A native of Alameda, he served in Hayward and Castro Valley, chairs a hospital board, and travels through stamps across 60 countries. He emphasizes collecting for pleasure and education, not investment.
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Castro Valley
Gilbert Christian
First Presbyterian Church
Hayward
Christian
Maud
Adelaide
Alameda
Laurel Grove Hospital Board of Directors
Christin
Vienna
Gerald Foard
Franklin Roosevelt
United States
U.S
Brazil
Japan
Australia
Canada
Three killed in Victoria hotel fire
A hotel in Victoria suffered a major blaze early Saturday killing three guests and injuring eleven others. Fire officials said the fire started on the second floor and spread quickly to upper levels, trapping occupants.
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Victoria Hotel
Victoria
Sonim
Ucith
Kevroom Raval Olvinapitol
Puenping
Ersby
Pers
Nick Renard
Justs
Senate committee seeks 7.6 billion for schools
The Senate Appropriations Committee proposed 7.6 billion for education in fiscal 1976, a figure well above the Administration request and the House bill. The panel criticized the education budget for handicapped programs and urged federal support while noting states and localities bear primary responsibility. It backed NIE continuation and targeted a 2 million increase for elementary and high schools, focusing on special services, reading, and bilingual education.
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Vier
Ford
National Institute of Education
Richard M. Nixon
NIE
NTF
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South
Sid
Te Third
Mya Coe Vidi
Elzabeth Mae
Senate
Washington
Senate Appropriations Committees
Rewlishe Oensulfirent
Congress
Taylor Topper
Sapwell
Capwell