Policewoman Sues for Sergeant Promotion in Oakland
Policewoman Joan Hall, 31, of Oakland, filed suit against the police department seeking promotion to sergeant. She alleges Civil Service rules restrict sergeant eligibility to patrolmen and claims she was denied the required oral exam after passing the written test in 1971. A court injunction prevented new sergeant appointments until the trial, set to begin April 16. Hall said she wants a career, not just a job.
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Joan Hall
Oakland
Civil Service Commission
Department
Miss Hall
Civil Rights Commission: Busing Facts Misleading Public
The Civil Rights Commission cited an Opinion Research poll showing 27 percent believe white students’ test scores fell due to desegregation, 35 percent disagree, 38 percent unsure. It noted public need for accurate data on busing’s effects on costs, with average cost increase under 1 percent.
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Civil Rights Commission
Opinion Research Corp
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Berkeley
Calif
Ann Arbor
Mich
Riverside
Kennedy case set to go to trial in brutal slayings
Oakland Union City man Weldon Mead Kennedy, who claims to be a vampire and the devil, is expected to stand trial in Alameda County Superior Court tomorrow for the killings of Vicki Iselin, 14, in Union City last July and Maria Oliver, 15, of Hayward the month before. Prosecutors describe Kennedy as tall and thin, with past psychiatric notes detailing vampiric delusions and a history of violence, including a screwdriver stabbing spree during an escape from custody. He has twice attempted suicide in jail and has criticized court proceedings as a kangaroo court.
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Weldon Mead Kennedy
Union City
Tomorroiy
Alameda County Superior Court
South County
Vicki Iselin
Maria W Oliver
Hayward
Oliver
Kennedy
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Lishment
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Alameda County
James Terry
Jeans Sanity
McGuiness
Michael Chanlo
Charles Morris
Morris
Yolves
Regional Citizens Forum begins to tackle Bay Area problems
The Regional Citizens Forum, formed from ABAG backing, starts with 400 members from nine counties to elect officers and map regional issues. Al Redd of Fremont led the task force, aiming to involve average citizens in solving environmental, housing, transportation, and social planning challenges. Mayor Alioto lauds local action to handle regional problems, urging regional work over federal indifference.
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Regional Citizens Forum
Bay Area
al Redd
Fremont
Association of Bay Area Governments
Redd
ABAG
Citizens Group
Joseph Alioto
Aliota
Joon Action Group
Alito
Washington
Bay Conservation and Development Commission
Metropolitan Transit Commission
Forum
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