Taxi Strike Looms In San Francisco As Mayors Seeks Accord
About 1,200 Teamsters Union drivers for Yellow Cab Co threaten a 3 day strike starting Friday. Mayor Joseph Alloto mediates after a 12 hour bargaining session. major economic issues agreed, but several management disputes remain. Airport bus service and 100 independent cabs would continue operating during the walkout.
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San Francisco Board Demotes Administrators Over Civil Rights Compromise
The San Francisco Board of Education, in a 4 to 3 vote, moved to demote 89 administrators on the first day of the new school year. The action follows a prior reversal and a state appeal pending for those affected. A report notes an alternative provision would exempt minority administrators to align with the Civil Rights Act and the 24th Amendment. The board again failed to pass a budget and will reconvene next Tuesday.
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Stanford Hospital boosts daily room rates for July first
Stanford University Hospital announces a daily room rate increase effective July 1. Semiprivate rooms rise to 70.50 dollars, private rooms to 79.50 dollars, with wards priced at 4.40 dollars.
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Stanford University Hospital
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Coroner Turkel Retires After 18 Years Service
San Francisco County coroner Dr Henry Turkel retires at 68 after 18 years in office. Doctors state he has had no heart issues and suffers from diabetes in a letter to the City Retirement Board.
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Henry Turkel
Turkel
City Retirement Board
Man is given life in policeman’s death in Oakland
Superior Court jury convicts John Henry Schreckengost of first degree murder for a October 9 shootout that killed Patrolman William L. Marin and Jimmie Grimes during a tavern robbery attempt. Co-defendant Robbie Ray Dew faces robbery charges and acquittal on killings. another suspect, Joseph Sutton, remains sought.
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UPI
John Henry Schreckengost
Park
William L. Marin
Jimmie Grimes
Schrecle- Vigost
Robbie Ray Dew
Sacramento
Gon Po
Joseph Sutton
Suiqui Pales
Landlord ordered to pay 10000 to rape victim in Manhattan
A civil court in New York ordered a Manhattan realty firm to pay $10,000 in damages to a woman tenant identified as Miss Smith for failure to repair a window through which a rapist climbed. Judge Martin Steeie cited the building in a high crime area with prior offenses and noted repeated demands on the superintendent. The landlord said he will appeal.
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UPI
Manhattan
Wimad
Shonel Soni
ABC Treally Do
Miss Smith
Stil H
Martin B. Steeie
Woman Reporter Sneaks Aboard USS Constitution
A female city editor, Wilhy Lilinsky, boarded the USS Constitution during a docked turn at Boston. Disguised in male attire, she slipped past most passengers but was blocked by Captain Dacktallschneider and later complained to Admiral Elmo Zumwalt about gender restrictions aboard the aging flagship.
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UPI
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1St Naval District
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Larbur
Wilhy Lilinsky
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West Covina Woman Drowns in Kern River
Porterville AP reports a West Covina woman identified as Kolyn Joan Jockisch drowned in the Kern River about 60 miles east of here. Deputies said she apparently drove a vehicle into the river and perished Wednesday, marking the fourth drowning in Tulare County within two days.
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Tulare
House votes to cut crop support limit to twenty thousand
The House approved lowering the farm crop support payment limit from fifty five thousand to twenty thousand per crop for the 1972 fiscal year. The Senate has not endorsed the lower figure. Other votes included doubling water and sewer grant funding, banning subsidies to cannabis growers, and denying food stamps to strikers.
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UPI
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Robert *Michel
R-Ii
John F. Seiberling
Ohio
Michel
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Gereral Motors
Dan Rostenknowski
My Lai massacre trial final arguments begin on motion to dismiss
Final arguments loom in the Medina court martial as defense seeks dismissal over command influence claims. Judge Col Kenneth A Howard scheduled a full hearing before continuing with Medina’s trial on charges stemming from the My Lai massacre. Witnesses from the defense alleged a conspiracy to bring Medina to trial. several officers testified they did not threaten key witness LaCroix.
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Bernard W. Rogers
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Inspector General's Office
Washington
Charles LaCroix
Ft. Carson
LaCroix
Robert Is. Miller
Army Military Justice Division
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Kan
Charles H. Curtis
FE. Carson
Man held in fake job offers hoax in San Francisco Bay area
Larry Curtis known as Scott M. Sanning and John Champion was jailed on grand theft and labor-code violations for taking 8600 in so called guarantees from 83 applicants to nonexistent environmental control jobs advertised across the San Francisco Bay. A five person staff processed applications while investigators traced the hoax after multiple calls from suspicious applicants.
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Scott M. Sanning
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Bill would teach Indians city living
Washington committee urges a 2.8 billion Interior bill allocation to train Indians for city life while guiding urban residents on wilderness safety. It criticizes the Bureau of Indian Affairs for underemphasizing urban adjustment and calls for expanded referral and employment services for off-reservation Indians. It also directs the National Park Service to prioritize educating first time park visitors about natural hazards.
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Bicycle commuters push DC to add bike lanes
Washington officials estimate 6000 area residents bike to work daily. City plans bicycle commuters program to set up rush hour lanes on major routes into the district. Traffic officials expect more riders once lanes are in place.
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UPI
District of Columbia
Pay hikes approved for California electricians unions
Washington reports the Presidents Wage Stabilization Committee approved four California labor contracts. San Jose electricians rise from $3.81 to $9.67 an hour, Oakland from $9.15 to $9.86, Stockton from $6.91 to $8.84, and Santa Barbara from $8.48 to $9.43 per hour over one year.
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Nixon
California
San Jose
Oakland
Stockton
Santa Barbara
Morton predicts Alaska oil pipeline will be built
Interior Secretary Rogers B. Morton predicted on a speech in Anchorage that the controversial trans-Alaska pipeline will be built, calling it a monument and turning point in one civilization. He spoke about the 7864 mile long, four foot diameter line from the North Slope to Valdez to service clubs.
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B. Morton
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Anchorage
CBS Chief Stanton Refuses Film Data Under Contempt Warning
Washington reports CBS President Frank Stanton refused to turn over subpoenaed film materials from The Selling of the Pentagon to a House subcommittee. Rep. Harley Staggers warned of contempt of Congress as the committee weighs action and possible Justice Dept. prosecution. Stanton cited press freedom and limited the scope of questions, while agreeing to answer non investigatory inquiries about journalistic practices.
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