Bay Area air official resists resignation over charges
Dr. D J Callaghan chief of the Bay Area Air Pollution Control District says he will not resign despite accusations of sympathy for polluters. He plans a detailed response to the Santa Clara Board report and others from Citizens Against Air Pollution, calling the charges vicious and slanderous. He labels William Jolavieh's report a step to discredit the district and force his departure.
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San Francisco
D. J. Callaghen
Bay Area Air Pollution Control District
Callaghan
Santa Clara Board of Directors
Citizens Against Air Pollution
William R. Jolavieh
Youth convicted in robbery death in San Francisco
In San Francisco an 18 year old furniture mover, James Hayes, was found guilty of first degree murder and first degree robbery in the October killing of a Western Addition gro cer, after a six hour jury deliberation. His 21 year old brother Delbert faced trial separately.
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San Francisco
UPI
James Hayes
Hayes
Delbert
Slayer gets six years to life in Oakland case
Stoward Bucks, 35, convicted of stomping and shooting an elderly male operator and injuring his wife during a robbery, was sentenced to six years to life. Judge Raymond C. Staats rebuked attorney Michael Balla chey for guiding four jurors to sign statements seeking a new trial. Anthony Favitzlietti, 93, died of gunshot wounds July 1 after an altercation and the robbery of $150. Mrs. Famiglietti, 61, testified Bucks battered her husband with a board and began strangling her before the shooting.
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Oakland
UPD
Stoward Burcks
Alameda Superior Court
Raymond C. Staats
Bucks
Michael &. Balla
Chey
Staals
Anthony Favitzlietti
Racks
Famiglietti
San Mateo Captain Suspended for Personal Prisoner Run
REDWOOD CITY UPI A San Mateo County Sheriff's captain received a 15 day suspension for ordering a deputy to take prisoner George Finn to San Francisco for personal business. Capt. Donald Hartnett, 51, plans to appeal before the Civil Service Commission. Assistant Sheriff Eugene Stewart called the conduct improper and unbecoming of a public employee. The Finn twins rose to notoriety in the 1950s over a war surplus cargo plate.
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Redwoop City
UPI
San Mateo County
San Francisco
Donald J. Hartnett
Sheriff’s Department
County Civil Service Commission
George Finn
Finn
Buins
Eugene Stewart
Hartnett
Public Service
Finn Twins
Hospital director transferred from Camarillo State Hospital
UPI reports Dr. Vernon G. Bugh will be transferred April 1 from Camarillo State Hospital where he has directed since 1968 amid criticism of staffing and morale. He will move to Metropolitan State Hospital in Norwalk, to be replaced by Dr. Charles J. Allen, formerly at Napa and Metropolitan.
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Camarillo
UPI
Vernon G. Bugh
Camarillo State Hospital
Bugh
Allen
Napa State Hospital
State Hospital
Tunney warns Point Reyes funds at risk over Lincoln memorial plan
Senator John V. Tunney of California said a federal plan to divert 1.9 million dollars in Point Reyes acquisition funds to an Illinois project endangers the park. He called the move bad faith and urged Interior Secretary Morton to reconsider.
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San Francisco
UPR
John V. Tunney
O-Calif
Point Reyes National Seashore
Illinois
Tunney
Rogers C. B. Morton
Department of Inferor
Point Reyes
Abraham Lincoln
Whites sue San Francisco schools over alleged racial discrimination
A class action filed in U S District Court by attorney Reynold H Colvin represents nine administrators and 4099 white teachers alleging the San Francisco Unified School District adopted a December policy to deselect whites for administrative promotions to achieve a racial balance. The suit seeks an injunction to halt discriminatory employment practices and warns that white promotion prospects could be blocked for five years if unchallenged.
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San Francisco
UPD
U.S. District Court
San Francisco Unified
Reynold H. Colvin
Grateful Dead manager given six months for embezzlement
Leonard RB Hart, former business manager of the Grateful Dead, was sentenced by Superior Court Judge E Warrie McGuire to six months in jail after pleading guilty to embezzling 70000 dollars. Hart, an Assembly of God minister, had repaid about 45000 dollars.
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Robert McCreadie
Assembly of God Church
Kennedy challenges Kleindienst testimony on ITT settlement
Sen Edward Kennedy challenged Acting Attorney General Richard Kleindienst testimony that he had no knowledge of a pledge to help underwrite August's Republican National Convention in a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing into the ITT antitrust settlement. The committee entered a second day of questioning regarding the out of court deal last July.
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Richard G. Kleindienst
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
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Massachusetts
Senate Judiciary Committee
Justice Department
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Nixon
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Sheraton Hotel
ITT
Richard W. McLaren
Chicago
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Dita D. Beard
Tternational Telephone & Telegraph Corp
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Anderson
Felis Rohatyn
San Diego
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Justice
Sild Ine
Hartford Cire Insurance Corp
Canteen Corp
Grinnell Corp
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Beard
Memoi
Reinecke
Limpy cow helps recover ring after 14 years
In Lorient Frange Xavier reports a neighbor’s limping cow led to the discovery of a gold ring lost 14 years earlier. The finder, Isemer Nicolas, traced the relic embedded in the hoof of the animal, owned by Pierre Nicolas, revealing the ring bearing the neighbor’s name.
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Frange
Xavier
Magnaa
Pierre Nicolas
Isemer Nicolas
Namie
Nixon pushes health aid busing and blood plan
President Nixon urged Congress to pass his health care bills and moved to tackle busing, reading reports from a cabinet committee. He announced HEW will develop a nationwide blood collection and distribution system and pressed for a strong federal role while avoiding rush before the Florida primary.
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Key Biscayns, Fla
Upl
Congress
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Bayside Villa
Gerald Warren
White House
Warren
Florida
Congressional Conference Committee
House
Senate
Wixon
Senate approves major $9 billion housing bill
The Senate passed a $9 billion housing measure described as a landmark. It consolidates federal housing programs, backs mortgage closing cost controls, and subsidizes mass transit deficits with federal aid. The bill, echoing some Nixon recommendations, moves to the House after Easter recess amid Democratic tweaks and opposition to transit subsidies.
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Washington
Senate
Wand
Nixon
Senate OKs foreign aid bill in 2.02 billion package
The Senate approved a 2.02 billion foreign aid bill after a four month fight, with 45 votes for and 30 against. It provides 1.45 billion for military aid and 1.17 billion for economic aid for the year ending June 3. The measure heads to President Nixon, who sought about 3.2 billion for fiscal 1972.
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Duval
Nixon
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Social Security numbers proposed for young children
The Senate Finance Committee proposes assigning Social Security numbers to all children entering first grade after January 1 1974 and to all immigrants and welfare applicants. The measure, added to the Social Security welfare reform bill, aims to aid in detecting welfare fraud by tracking those previously unrecorded.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Nhumber
Senate
Nixon aide against antibusing amendment sparks debate
Yale law professor Alexander Bickel urged against a constitutional amendment to end forced school busing, warning it would undo desegregation gains since 1954 and set back 17 years of progress. President Nixon’s panel, led by Richardson Mitchell and Shultz, weighs a Lent amendment and other federal education plans to curb court-ordered desegregation.
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UPI
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Alexander Bickel
Yale University
Supreme Court
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House Judiciary Subcommittee
Norman F. Lent
R-N.y
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Tijil L. Richardson
Health, Education and Welfare
John N. Mitchell
George Shultz
Office of Management and Budget
China
Richardson
Mitchell
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Mike Mansfield
Senate
Hugh Scott
Bickel
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