California to Observe Black American Day for Crispus Attucks
State Superintendent Wilson announces California public schools will mark Black American Day on March 5 honoring Crispus Attucks, described as the first Black American martyr. He notes the Education Core designates the day with flexible exercises to recognize the occasion.
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Officers Shot in Everglades Gun Battle in Florida
Two Florida wildlife officers Ernesto Campbell and Clayton Wilkes were shot during a pursuit of suspected poachers near the Broward Palm Beach line. Campbell was hit five times, Wilkes in the hand. both were hospitalized and later released. Suspects Oscar Pablo Dura and Lazaro Paz were charged with assault with intent to commit murder and held on $25,000 bond. A teen accompanying them was turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Rath to fight short weight charge in bacon suit
Rath Packing Co. of Iowa will defend itself in a 1.8 million suit filed by Los Angeles County District Attorney accusing Rath of short weighing bacon. Company president Harry G. Stile called the charges serious, noting a six month history and that the Vernon plant complies with federal meat inspection weight rules. A Riverside County suit by Loreen Morton with similar claims was filed last month.
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Fake treasury notes seized in Seattle printing raid
Secret Service agents raided a Seattle printing shop and seized an estimated $800,000 in unfinished counterfeit bills. Melvin C. Maine, 34, owner of M & M Printing Co. and T. L. Reickell, 44, a real estate broker, were arrested and charged with manufacturing bogus notes. Elmer Moore led the Seattle office operation. Evidence showed printing on the back and fronts of the notes with serial numbers already printed.
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Indians sue Plumas supervisors over poverty program
The Plumas County Indians seek 4 million dollars in damages in U S District Court claiming county supervisors shut down a three county poverty program in Plumas Tehama and Lassen counties. William Lani of California Indian Legal Services filed the suit alleging retaliation for a prior suit by an Inca community action program accusing officials of allotting only two percent of new public housing units to Indians.
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Jury picked in prostitution trial at Bohemian Club event
A jury was selected Thursday in a trial over alleged prostitution during the Bohemian Club's annual encampment on the Russian River. Defendants John T. Brick and Sandra Brick of San Francisco face pandering and conspiracy charges, Robert W. Lee of Guerneville is charged with conspiracy. Prosecutors will present evidence including a videotape. defense plans to call prominent political figures and Bohemian Club members, potentially embarrassing them.
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Death Row inmates to be moved from San Quentin
California moves to relocate the states death row after the state Supreme Court ruled capital imprisonment unconstitutional and commuted 107 death row convictions on February 18. Warden Louis Nelson notes bail possible for some. five women remain housed at Frontera institution. A classification panel will recommend new housing within a week.
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Pioneer 10 Begins Historic Jupiter Flight Test
Pioneer 10 launched toward Jupiter on a record speed course from Cape Kennedy. Controllers reported five instruments active as the 276,000 mile journey began and the probe swept past the Moon, aiming to reach Aldebaran in about 1.7 million years while possibly detecting life in Jupiter’s atmosphere.
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Frontiers burn as Israel and Syria trade shell fire
Israeli and Syrian artillery exchanged across the frontier during the night in a flare up that revived fears of a wider Middle East war. Tel Aviv said several shells from Syria hit the Kuncitra sector with no casualties, triggering an Israeli return barrage after a two hour pause in the week of exchanges. Egyptian, Damascus, and Cairo officials weighed whether this marks a major shift toward broader hostilities as Egyptian analyst Heikal urged a political solution. Israel warned it would retaliate if attacks resumed from Lebanon or Syria after four days of strikes in Lebanon and a sequence of air and artillery raids. Syria claimed Israeli air overflight near Latakia but said planes were driven off by its fighter and ground defenses.
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Transit pact ends strike halting Los Angeles buses
Los Angeles area transit strike ends as mechanics and the Southern California Rapid Transit District reach a tentative agreement after more than seven hours of bargaining. Board ratification and a union vote are needed before service can resume, with 400000 riders affected across four counties.
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Mideast flare up threatens peace efforts in Syria Israel
Damascus reports new Syria Israel clash raises risk to 18 month ceasefire. Attacks and reprisals could pull Syria and ally Egypt into broader conflict. Israeli raids hit Latakia harbor and guerrilla bases, with Syrian air defenses claiming strikes on Golan targets in retaliation.
Blind Skier Discovers Courage On Sierra Slopes
Sacramento AP reports David Swinney, a 20-year-old college student, skis 20 miles into the Sierra Nevada each Saturday wearing a crash helmet and a bright sign reading Blind Skier. Guided by a buddy or teacher, he follows shouted directions and hopes to inspire other visually impaired youths through the San Juan Unified School District program, now involving about 20 blind and 20 deaf participants among 1,500 youths.
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Police Shootout In Philadelphia Injures Indian Ironworkers
In Philadelphia a clash between police and American Indian ironworkers on a colonial street near Independence Hall left Leroy Shenandoah dead at 28 and two others wounded. Patrolman Abert Montanaro fired five shots after Shenandoah grabbed him, while Raymond Moses and John Benedict were hurt. four more workers were arrested as the melee disrupted a movie shoot for Men in Blue about con men selling stolen diamonds.
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Two youths electrocuted by downed line in Oregon
In Binnookings Oregon two searched youths, Robert Fonlan and Allen Robinson, were electrocuted Wednesday night after one touched a downed power line and the other went to help. Deputies said they were en route to Crescent City California when they stopped at a slide area and both left their car, making contact with re dawned line.
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Fragmented Local Notice From Obscure Daily Review
Anomalous street and office listings appear with mixed names and numbers. The fragment references Hood Sparks Priardint Pubstaker Willers Chifeste and other unclear figures alongside addresses like WINTORS AVE and HATWARD ALAMIDA COUNTH. Unclear dates or actions are stated amid garbled text and stray codes.
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