Marriage stability varies by profession in California study
A California Medical study by K Tanri Rose and Dr Irving Rosen finds authors, social scientists and architects face higher divorce risk, while natural scientists and doctors stay married more often. Analyzing 57,514 California divorce filings in 1968, the state shows 24.6 unstable marriages per 1,000, versus 18.3 for professionals overall.
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First hashish oil arrests in bay area reported
SAN FRANCISCO UP T says three Southern California men were arrested on charges tied to hashish oil sales. Agents Jatin Trainor of the Federal Bureau of Narcotics identified George W Pearson Jr of Pasadena, William R Davis 24 of Los Angeles, and Robert R Howser 23 of Monrovia as those tested for peddling the substance with San Francisco Police Department cooperation. Hashish oil is described as about four times more potent than good grade hash and produced by boiling hash with two chemicals.
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Drugs found in jail sewer line in San Bruno
San Francisco County Sheriff Richard Hangisto said final drug packages were found in the sewage treatment plant at the jail. Marijuana and amphetamines were found in small balloons or cellophane, apparently part of a smuggling scheme. Inmates working in the treatment area were searched upon reentry.
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Sheriff Stages Hair In Protest At Redwood Jail
San Males Count Sheriff Earl Whitmore stages a hair protest after nine inmates escaped March 22 by seizing a cell key. He vows to let his hair grow long until all fugitives are recaptured, saying the escape shows lax security and mocks the jail.
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San Francisco officials sued over civil custody law interpretation
A lawsuit targets the police chief and sheriff accusing the city of misapplying a new civil protective custody rule for intoxicated individuals. The San Francisco Neighborhood Legal Assistance Foundation filed the action, seeking an order barring arrests and convictions for public intoxication while keeping medical treatment access in view. Also reported, bids to build three ferries for the Golden Gate Bridge project are expected within a week, with the vessels valued around 2.6 million dollars each.
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No-arms policy praised by police chief in US tour
Sir John Waldron, visiting the United States, credited Britain’s no-arms policy for reducing armed crime. He said police can fight crime unarmed because most criminals do not use drugs and would not be swayed if the police carried firearms. He warned firearms would escalate violence and endanger bystanders.
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Suitcase of Dirty Linen Triggers Bomb Alert at Nob Hill Club
An inebriated man dropped a suitcase at the Pacific Union Club on Nob Hill causing police and the bomb squad to respond. Patrolman Thomas Lang traced the intoxicated donor to St. Anthony's Dining Room and found only clothing inside, returning the item to the mission serving the needy.
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Oil spill in Carquinez Bay from tanker pumping
Coast Guard reports gallons of light crude spilled into the Carquinez from a Phillips Petroleum tanker on Thursday. Cleanup crews did not use booms as they responded to the incident and containment was limited.
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Study links self harm risk to young addicts in Breakthrough report
Washington based study of 15 to 26 year olds on heroin and cocaine substitutes finds suicide attempts five to fifteen times higher among addicts than non addicts. Researchers from the National Institute of Mental Health surveyed 78 addicts on methadone, 20 abstainers, and 170 non addicts across five control groups. Results suggest actual suicide attempts may be far higher than previously believed.
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Useless vaccines marketed expose government failures
UPI reports GAO findings criticizing the DBS for releasing influenza vaccines from 1966 to 1968 with half diluted effectiveness. The agency approved many products without proving real efficacy, often relying on manufacturers tests. Thousands of federal workers were urged to take flu shots despite doubts about their value.
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Nixon signs order delaying railroad strike
President Nixon used the Railway Labor Act to delay a potential nationwide rail strike for 60 days. He named three small boards to study disputes as unions and carriers face a possible settlement, while the strike threats against Penn Central and Sheet Metal workers linger. The action aims to avert major disruption to interstate commerce and essential transportation.
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