Bay Area Antidraft Protests Sparked Arrests Calm Turn
San Francisco reporters say the Bay Area saw a surge of antidraft protests on Tuesday with 13 people, mostly Stanford students, booked on investigation of unlawful assembly at the Selective Service offices on Meallissey Street. Demonstrations in San Mateo and Berkeley prompted few arrests for investigation of failure to disperse after police intervention. In San Jose, five people were booked for investigation of trespassing while efforts to quash demonstrations continued.
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San Mateo approves college tax hike amid debate
San Mateo County trustees approve a 1 cent per $100 tax increase for the independent college district after a student fundraising push. The plan would close two of three new $8 million campuses and cut enrollment from about 21,500 to 8,300, with mixed regional impact and prior rejection of a prior proposal.
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San Bruno council members ousted in recall vote
In San Bruno a bitter recall toppled two city councilmen, Richard Griffith and Theodore I. Long, for irregularities in appointing a new city manager. A third councilman, Neil J Christal, was retained. Margaret A. Kozkowski will replace Griffith and Tony 3. Gavernale will replace Long.
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BART Board Eyes 5000 Outlay for Contract Close-Out
The administration committee proposed spending up to 5000 to hire Price Waterhouse to review contract close-out procedures. The move follows a discussion with the accounting firm about controls on change orders and recapturing liquidated damages.
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Berkeley school chief faces no confidence poll
Nearly 500 teachers and school employees in Berkeley voted no confidence in Superintendent Richard Foster. About 8 percent backed his leadership in a mail survey from two faculty groups among 1140 certificated personnel, amid a $2.5 million deficit blamed on rising costs lax delinquencies and funding issues.
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Ailing Alcatraz evacuee in San Francisco hospital
A child evacuated from Alcatraz with a high fever was admitted to Children’s Hospital in San Francisco. Coast Guard noted Indians on the island flagged a yacht Tuesday to relay the call for help. The patient was identified as John Goddwin and hospital officials declined to specify the illness.
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Two Brothers Convicted Over Raveell Scene Movie
A jury convicted brothers on Tuesday for showing an obscene scene in a motion picture at a Ravelle theater. Defendants Art James Mechel, 87, and Arthur Mil were found guilty of producing or distributing the contraband film.
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Police question wife after reserve officer shot at Half Moon Bay
In Half Moon Bay a reserve policeman was shot in bed early today. His wife Geraltine Goodin, 43, was taken into custody for questioning while authorities searched the rural home for the assailant. The officer was found alive but injured. deputies and sheriffs continued the investigation.
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Company Donates San Tancisom Lead Facility
A local firm contributed a paint factory at the corner of Carmien narcatles and Avaanon, with an assessed evaluation tied to a Tuesday action. Five heaps on EPUeH at 24 amd Kansas streets are noted, with Conlin fol ii and wembees among involved parties.
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Escapee identified in Bernal District boy found
A boy found in the Bernal Treights District is identified as Ttearda Sedenn, 16, an escapee from Triddan Valley Ranch School near Honda. Authorities say prior statements by officers and a shoplifting arrest tied to Sechany and Vickey Reyes relate to the case, with sale details reportedly noted.
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Calley War Crimes Case Expands With New Atrocities Claim
Government seeks wider probe into the My Lai massacre, aiming to introduce testimony on additional killings and mental state. Judge Kennedy allowed prosecutors to pursue witnesses and documentary evidence as Calley faces charge of premeditated murder of 12 South Vietnamese civilians. Defense contends army obstructing justice regarding key witnesses.
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Nixon SST report withheld sparks House hearing
The Nixon administration disputes a Garwin memorandum calling SSTs a social outrage and environmental disaster. Rep Conte cites the quote as evidence, while Volpe calls the memo outdated and notes release requires presidential action. Dr McDonald warns SSTs could raise skin cancer risk if the ozone layer thins.
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Local governor undergoes heart surgery in hospital
An official from a regional government underwent heart surgery at a major hospital on Tuesday. No further details were provided about his condition or the procedure.
Nixon denies Kissinger power grab claim
President Nixon rejected Democratic Sen Stuart Symington’s charge that Henry Kissinger, his national security adviser, has usurped the secretary of state’s role and acts as the administration’s chief foreign policy spokesman. Symington said Kissinger is now the most powerful figure next to the president and has not presented to Congress. Nixon’s White House statement defended Kissinger as the president’s chief policymaker.
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Alioto alleges agencies leaked confidential files to reporters
San Francisco Mayor Joseph K. Alioto testified before the Senate that federal agencies including the FBI IRS and Immigration and Customs opened confidential materials to magazine reporters who prepared a suit alleging corruption. He cited notes and transcripts claimed to come from law enforcement sources and said the concern was about protecting market guidance and public authority.
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Filibuster Rule Sees Final Senate Debate And Vote
The Senate held a high stakes debate on filibuster reform with supporters pushing to end long filibusters. Voting moved toward a final decision as leaders forecast a possible deal or further stalemate amid party tensions and procedural hurdles.
Robbers Take Up To 400000 In Cash In Palm Beach Bank Job
Two gunmen forced James E. Morgan, president of Pali Beach Bank and Trust Co, to open the vault at his home and then fled in Morgan’s car with an estimated up to 500000 dollars in cash. The bank was closed and Morgan was left unharmed after the early morning robbery. The FBI described one robber as having a Canadian accent and wearing a toupee. Police said the exact amount was not yet known.
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Humphrey urges ABM limit as first step in arms talks
Senator Hibert Humphrey urged the Nixon administration to accept a Soviet proposal to discuss limiting ABM networks as a first step toward broader strategic arms controls. He warned against delaying talks and noted negotiations in Vienna resume March 15 after a Helsinki setback where focus centered on ABM limits.
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More space sought for Angela Davis trial in Marin chamber
An attorney asks that Angela Davis pretrial and trial be moved to the 400 seat Marin County Supervisors chamber for better spectator access. Judge Willman set a March 9 hearing on the motion as already up to 200 spectators have been tried in a 104 seat civic center room amid recent courtroom bombings and an escape attempt.
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