San Francisco Sheriff Faces Deputy Outcry Over Gay Newspaper
A closed door meeting of Sheriff Richard Hongisto’s deputies erupted as one deputy waved a copy of a gay newspaper and accused taunts from police. Hongisto defended ties to the homosexual community while noting officials must engage all city residents.
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Coast Guard hunts tanker missing in Gulf of Mexico
Coast Guard reports 20,000 miles remain to search for the San Nicholas tanker after it vanished with 20 aboard while carrying 16,000 tons of molasses from Brazil. The loss follows another missing tanker, Y A Fogg, amid a spate of Gulf incidents in six weeks.
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Israeli airstrikes hit Lebanese villages in retaliation
Eighteen Israeli jets attacked three southern Lebanon villages near the Israeli border sparking casualties and warnings to Lebanese authorities to curb Arab guerrillas. Israel said the raids retaliated for rocket fire on Israeli settlements, with no Israeli casualties reported.
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China condemns U S bombing policy in Vietnam
China urged the United States to end its bombing of North Vietnam and withdraw troops from Indochina. The Foreign Ministry statement carried by Peking Radio said U S air raids cannot save Washington from eventual defeat and will not frighten the people of Vietnam or Indochina.
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Wholesale price jump signals inflation rise in February
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a nine tenths of one percent February rise in wholesale prices, the sharpest in a year. Food, processed goods, and industrial materials led gains, with 1.9 percent for food products and 0.5 percent for industrial items. The index shows wholesale costs up 17 percent from its 1957 average, costing wholesalers $117.90 for goods valued at $100 five years ago.
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Wounded Knee raid ends in theft of artifacts
About 400 Indians stormed a trading post at Wounded Knee South Dakota looting $50,800 worth of artifacts after days of protest. The incident followed death of Haymond Yellow Thunder and Quinta Sioux in Gordon Nebraska. Officials plan further investigations including federal grand jury probe.
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Los Angeles Tops Per Capita Alcohol Consumption Again
Los Angeles area residents drank more than 194 million gallons of wine beer and distilled spirits last year. The Beverly Bulletin said the region averaged 22.6 gallons per person or over 714 ounces daily, marking the eighth straight year it led per capita alcohol use in the world.
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Exemption hearings to resume under new draft rules
AP reporting that the active service will resume exemption hearings for thousands of younger deferments. President Nixon aims for a national system with state local focus, as thousands await action on personal appearances or appeals. New rules require 15 days notice for granted personal appearances and allow witnesses, with strict minimum time and member quorum mandates to ensure fair proceedings.
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Belfast bombings kill three in Catholic and Protestant areas
In Belfast a paint shop bombing in the city center damaged property. a separate attack on a shop on Shankill Road implicated Republican militants. Three men died in a bomb factory explosion in Skegly Towne area, bringing Northern Ireland fatalities to 287.
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Six tax consultants give six different results in tax aid
In Charlotte six consultants gave wildly different tax outcomes for a joint return, ranging from $77 owed to $77 refunded, with errors in deductions and capital gains. The AP couple, posing as regular filers, found some legitimate deductions while others were disputed, revealing wide practice variance and fees from 27 to 35 dollars.
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Pil blamed in death of kindergarten teacher
In Rosebery Oregon a 20-year-old kindergarten teacher died and a civil suit was filed in circuit court by Ralph Pingle of Myrile Creek seeking 350000 dollars from G B Searle & Co of Skokie Illinois. He alleges birth control contributed to his wife Margaret Pingle's death on April 12. She suffered liver kidney and circulatory damage and internal hemorrhaging attributed to the drug. The couple had a son and daughter.
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Rampaging prisoners force jail closure at Sonoma County
In Santa Rosa Sonoma County jail inmates rioted injuring several and causing extensive damage estimated at 75100. Sheriff Don Striepeke said about 100 patrol officers used tear gas and shotguns to regain control as inmates set fires and smashed property. Most inmates were transferred to San Quentin while 12 trustees and 35 women remained in custody.
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Post Office Notices Highlight Local Civic Audit in Hayward
The Daily Review reports on city notices and post office actions in Hayward California. Details include ward office references, circulation audits, and official contacts. The snippet mentions Wy Win too, and a general sense of civic communications and procedural updates.
Memoirs of Red Fox under cloud of plagiarism questions
The New York Times reports McGraw-Hill’s planned publication of The Memoirs of Red Fox faces scrutiny over alleged plagiarism and doubts about its veracity. The book, attributed to Indian chief Red Fox and a collaborator, has sold about 100,000 copies and links to the McGregor estate dispute.
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Pilot jailed for buzzing Playa del Rey Beach
Imre Pamlenyi a former Hungarian air torcé pilot was jailed for 300 days for buzzing Playa del Rey Beach on New Year’s Day. He received a $590 fine and a one year suspension of his flying privilege in California.
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