Panthers Invasion Seen as Senseless Capitol Stunt
At the California Capitol a group of Black Panther members briefly penetrated the Assembly chamber amid a noon hour protest against a bill to ban loaded weapons in cities. No shots fired. guns were seized by state police. Bobby Seale led the group, defending their constitutional right and criticizing riot police. mounting security concerns followed as lawmakers condemned the act as senseless and disruptive.
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Nofziger
Capitol
Assembly of
Senate
Don Mulford
R-Piedmont
California
Black Panther Party
Bobby Seale
Oakland
Watts
Los Angeles
Bill Greene
Tony Beard
Jim Rooney
Gald
Black Panther
Carlos Bee
Dhayward
PG&E Patrons to Get Refunds in Major Credit Plan
PG E patrons will receive refunds totaling more than 3 million with general service customers getting the bulk. Residential gas customers will see about 30 cents credit for the first five months. The reductions will rezone 14 areas to lower zone charges affecting general service and residential electric customers in Fremont Milpitas and San Jose with yearly savings listed.
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Pg&e
General
Fremont
Milpitas
San Jose
Local Contact Ledger Shows 1897 Merchant Listing
Fragmentary OCR reveals names such as Adem ed Egmingtons and TiS W including addresses Heyward Ave and Box 2127. Coarse terms point to a merchant list or correspondence from 1897 with unclear framing.
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Offi
Heyard
Callefornia
Matey
Adem
Egmingtons
Winten
Heyward
Pash
Tooke Free For Audit Of Hunt's Tooke Free For Audit Of Hunt's Continued From Peae V
Tooke advances toward rehabilitation while under court supervision as Mayer notes. He works on a two county audit of a major taxpayer and with the attorney general on an all counties audit of Safeway Stores, spending three to four dollars daily on travel. Probation officer Brown says he is uncommitted to full-time work and remains available for emergency calls. Tooke pled guilty last December to bribery involving Don ald Feragen in 1964 and to grand theft related to county taxes. Feragen serves 1 to 14 years for taking bribes from Tooke.
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Mayer
Tooke
Fom
Safeway
Attorney General
Charles Brown
San Francisco
Donald Feragen
Feragen
Brches
Bill Would Set Up UC Employee Salary Report
Sacramento AP report notes the Assembly Education Committee approved a bill to require the University of California to submit an annual report to the governor detailing employee salaries hours and working conditions and to place the ballot in the upcoming elections.
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Sacramento
Assembly Education Committee
University of California
Fire protection bill sparks Houston case debate
The committee approved a bill sponsored by Assemblyman David Roberts to shield school principals and others from prosecution over fire safety incidents. The measure, tied to municipal protection in Los Angeles, was discussed amid student involvement and a first fire incident reported Monday.
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David Roberts
Houston
UPI
Los Angeles
Hippie Candidate Afloat in New York Campaign
In East Village New York a hippie presidential hopeful staged a seven hour Cosmic Love Convention campaign event at Village Theaters. Abolalia promoted love and cultural centers, with supporters waving bananas and singing while a banana peel fundraiser and DIY art filled the venue. His plan includes write-in support and a philosophy of universal harmony to end wars.
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New York
Andrew
Kent
Louis Abolaila
Poer
United States
Abslatia
Abélatia
East Village
Dionde
Lafia
State Teenagers Are Going To Pot
California officials warn marijuana and LSD use is rising among teens. In Los Angeles and across the state, youths as young as 12 are reported smoking pot and experimenting with LSD, with 16 year olds common in high schools. Experts cite availability, peer pressure, and family issues as factors while lawmakers push education and enforcement measures.
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Los Angeles
Max Rafferty
California
Burnel H. Barnard
San Francisco
Alll
Eugene Zappey
Zappay
WL. Richey
John
Misterly
South Sacramento
Sacramento
Haigat-Ashbury
San Diego
Rogsey Bacon
Madison High
Boy Killed Tumbling Under Truck
An 18 year old Hayward man, Norman Swart, died after tumbling under a truck. Police found no negligence. no charges were filed. The article details other South County accidents in Hayward and Fremont, with injuries from crashes, a van collision, and a stalled car on railroad tracks. One incident disrupted a 12,000 volt line, cutting power to about 400 customers.
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Hayward
Walter Anderson
Harrington St
Fremont
Mission Boulevard
Washington Hospital
Yiles
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Anderson
Marines Repel Five Hour Battle in North Vietnam Hills
Saigon AP report says U S Marine units supported by artillery helicopters and fighter bombers fought five hours to clear North Vietnamese positions along ridgelines near Hill 81 and Hill 88. Marines claim 78 enemy killed while sustaining losses of 22 Marines, with 6 officers among casualties. Reinforcements, air strikes, and heavy fire backed the defense as the assault was repulsed by dusk.
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Panies
Overiouky
North-Jons
South Vietnam
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Miman
Unda
Strick
Hill 88
Lewis Walt
Walt
Laos
Aquatic Park Boundary Approved By Directors
Hast Bay Regional Park District directors approved an initial plan for the Coyote Hills Aquatic Park acquiring nearly 1,000 acres of hillside and marshland. The action advances condemnation proceedings and includes 382 acres near the east bay shore and 62 acres on the eastern boundary near Newark Boulevard. Committee actions also formalized land deals with flood control and a State Park Bond Fund grant of 816000 to enable purchase. Directors balked at final authorization to condemn Patterson Ranch and Leslie Salt companies.
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Sotunda‘yles
Coyote Hills
Hast Bay
South County
San Francisco Bay
Newark Boulevard
Alameda County
State Park Bond Fund
Patterson Ranch
Leslie Salt Companies
Valley homeowners face steep tax hike this year
Castro Valley and Hayward homeowners will see assessments rise from 474 to 832 dollars as notices are mailed late this month. Hutchinson plans to handle initial inquiries by phone and in person before inviting a second wave from the same areas.
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Castro Valley
Hayward
Hutchinson
Europe GIs Not Going To Vietnam
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said 35,000 American troops pulled from Western Europe are not headed to Vietnam. He told a Senate panel the brigades will be assigned to homefront posts, stay committed to NATO, and be ready for quick return to Europe if needed.
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Dean Rusk
Europe
Vietnam
Rusk
Senate
North Avantic Treaty Organization
Johnson Says Vietnam War Dissent Within Bounds
President argues dissent over Vietnam policy is lawful while condemning flag burning and pledge to avoid party labels on opponents. He links troop withdrawals in Europe to NATO, states no impact on U S capability, declines new Vietnam appraisal, and cites recent statements by Walter Mondale amid national pessimism over progress.
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Congress
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U.S
Europe
NATO
Johnson
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