Bay Area PT&T Forecasts New Telephone Services
San Francisco reports PT&T in its Looking Ahead forecast predicts future services. A tone alert will show when others try to ring, calls may transfer on visit, children can be monitored by phone, and quick dial cues will speed contact. The annual outlook envisions near universal telephone access and near elimination of party lines by 10.
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SAN Tintancisco
UPI
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
America
Deaver
Mort
Chisholm Hartke to Attend California Democratic Convention
Representative Shirley Chisholm and Senator Vance Hartke plan to attend the March 17 to 19 California Democratic Council convention in San Francisco. Nat Holden says invitations were sent to all Democratic presidential candidates with firm names only for Chisholm and Hartke. George McGovern tentatively plans to attend, with Muskie sending a representative. Lindsay and Jackson have not responded. About 4 000 delegates expected. Alan Cranston, a founder, will speak.
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San Francisco
UPH
Shirley Chishaum
D-Ny
Vance Hartke
Indiana
California
Democratic Cowell
Gakfam Council
Nat Holden
Edlmond Muskie
Maine
Mulden
New York
John Lindsay
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Eugene J. McCarthy
Los Angeles
Samuel W. Yorty
Alan Granston
D-Calif
Cranston
CDC
Sammy Davis Defends NAACP in Oakland Meeting
Sam Davis addresses 650 Life Membership Committee members in Oakland urging blacks to work within the system. He condemns violence as futile and cites reliance on NAACP lawyers for Supreme Court battles over civil rights.
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UPI
Sanny Davis
Tole
Ne Naacp
NAACP
Uncle Ton
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Two Held in Sweetheart Murders in San Jose
A California State College student Peter Villa-Viguela, 22, and San Jose teenager Judith Stanaway, 16, were jailed without bail after the fatal stabbings of Mary Sue Bridges, 20, and William Robert Forbes, 18. Bridges was killed at her Sal Rachera home after acknowledging a forbidden romance with Villanueva. Bridges’ jailer, Fioneis W. Bridges, intervened with a revolver, but Villanueva seized the weapon and fired five times. Forbes was shot in front of his home while with Diane Bartlett, 17, who had learned he loved another. The two suspects face homicide charges.
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UPI
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Patice
San Jose
Peter Villacmueva
Mary Sue Bridges
Judith Jean Stanawey
William Robert Forbes
Stan Hartan
Villanteva
Miss Bridges
Californis Western Reserve University
Sala Rachera
Villanueva
Horton
Pioneis
W. Bridges
California Department of Lauman Resources Development
Miss Stanaway
Forbes
Diane Adelle Bartlett
Miss Bartlett
Porter
Identity sought for woman who jumped from Golden Gate Bridge
San Francisco deputies seek the identity of a woman who paused to talk with a man on the Golden Gate Bridge before plunging to her death, the second bridge fatality by self harm in a short period. Paul Weymouth of San Francisco said she refused his cigarette offer and shouted it’s no use before climbing over the railing as Coast Guards recovered the body. The other details describe her clothing: blue jeans, slacks, orange turtleneck, and a black leather jacket.
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San Francisco
Comner
Galden Gate
Span
Paul Weymouth
Weymoull
Womin
Daly City girl suffers concussion after cliff fall
A Mon terey girl aged 11 slipped from a Daly City church outing cliff over the Pacific Ocean sustaining a brain concussion. Katherine Gleason was admitted to intensive care in Daly City hospital. Her sister Patricia, 8, and friend Mary Goudin of Seaside escaped with minor injuries.
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U11
Monterey
Katherine Gleason
Patricia
Mary Goudin
Seaside
Wisant
Pacific Ocean
Two Die In Slaughter Alley Crash Near Richmond Albany Line
A head on collision on Woffman Boulevard near the Richmond Albany line killed Manuel Quintero 44 and his passenger Nani Aranda 34 of Oakland. LeRoy Woods 27 of Oakland in the other car was hospitalized in serious condition. Police said charges of manslaughter were planned.
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UPI
Slaughter Aley
Woffman Boulevard
Richmond-Albany
Manuel
Quintero
Nani Aranda
Oakland
LeRoy Woods
Highland Hrospital
Hikers Find Stabbed Man on Bruna Mountain
UPI reports hikers on Sad Bruna Mountain found a dead man between 20 and 19 years old with stab wounds to the back and head. Deputies in San Mater County work to identify the victim. The body had lain for about ten days.
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UPI
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Nude woman found by cyclist south of Santa Rosa
A motorcyclist found the nude body of a young strawberry blonde woman in a hilly area south of Santa Rosa. She stood about five feet five inches tall and appeared to be in her early twenties. Sheriff Don Striepie said there was no immediate evidence of violence and the victim may have been killed elsewhere.
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Santa Rosa
UPI
Sonoma County
Sherif Don Striepie
California Faces 671 Million Earthquake School Fix
California must replace or retrofit about 4 million students in hazardous school buildings to meet the Field Act by 1975. The state estimates 500 buildings have been corrected in two years, with 20 percent already working toward compliance. Funding sources include bonds, windfall taxes, and district matching funds.
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Long Beach
Wilson Riles
Riles
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Alucet Mudd
Alucet Mudd, Dsbramante
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Cine
San Fernando Valley
Los Angeles County
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Andreas Paull
Hie State de Partment of
Adication
Teagan
Esppeni
Biles
California marijuana decriminalization drive gains signatures
The California Marijuana Initiative reports 40 000 signatures in the first petition phase to place decriminalization on the November ballot. The plan would reduce criminal penalties for adult marijuana use but preserve laws against sale or possession for sale, allow small personal grows, and seek broader public support among youths and counties. Bob Ashford, 24, Harvard Law graduate coordinating the drive, says momentum builds and the ballot outcome remains uncertain.
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Yale
Fossil Sloth Skeleton Found in Stanislaus County
Cal Stater reports a fossilized ground sloth skeleton unearthed in the Sierra foothills Stanislaus County. Paleontologist Dr Sue Hirschfield of California State College at Hayward calls the specimen one of the earliest and most complete of its group in North America, dating perhaps 5 million years.
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Knights Ferry
Sierra
Stanislaus County
Florida
Sue Hirschfield
Californias State College
Hayward
America
Hirschfield
Beilenson pushes birth control access without parental consent
Sacramento reports Senator Beilenson renews a bill to let 18 year olds obtain contraceptives and information without parental approval. Beverly Denacral notes it aims to curb teenage illegitimacy and abortion, while Reagan vetoes similar bills, seeking a narrowly tailored plan for medically approved access to teens.
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Sacramento
Anthony Beilansuel
Registration Week in Public Schools Endorsed by CTA
Sacramento UPS Assembly Speaker Robert Morelli presented an Assembly resolution to the California Teachers Association proclaiming this week as Voter Registration Week in the Public Schools. The resolution praised the CTA Vote 72 protest and was given to CTA president J Gordon Billie.
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Sacramento
UPS
Robert Moretti
D-Var. Nuys
Kiday
California Teachers Association
Morelli
CTA
J. Gordon Billie
Coastline protection bill pits state control against local planning
In Sacramento Senator James O. Wedworth promotes a coastline protection plan that shifts development oversight to local governments through planning and zoning along California’s 1,087 mile shoreline. His measure faces Assembly sponsor Alan Sieroty’s bill, which passed an Assembly committee but stalled in the Senate Natural Resources panel. Wedworth was absent from the hearing, later saying he would have opposed Sieroty’s bill, while Sieroty pressed for approval.
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James O. Wedworth
Dalawthorne
Wertworth
Weolworth
Alan Sieraty
Beverly Hills
Assembly
Weoltworth
Senate Natural Resources and Wildlife Committee
Sieroty
Yeat
Peared
Senate
Senate Resources Committee
Weeworth
Wartworth
Sleroty
Dilarty
Welfare chief defends reforms in California study
Sacramento reports quote Gov Reagan administration findings that welfare reform yielded minimal caseload cuts and small cost savings. Official Hubert Carleson calls the study a quick look and says broader effects require more time. the Examiner notes limited early impact and slight increases in child support and AFDC enforcement.
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UPT
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
San Francisco Examiner
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