Bay Area lawmaker seeks tougher Bay conservation rules
Sacramento Senator Nicholas C. Petris proposed legislation to impose stricter environmental requirements on new Bay Area construction. He said the Bay Conservation Development Commission has been too lenient granting permits and warned that continued bay filling could erase the San Francisco Bay. He noted 490 acres filled in nine years from 119 valid permits out of 155 applications.
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UPI
Nicholas C. Petris
San Francisco Bay Area
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Peters
Commission
Bar panel rejects news privilege in poll
UPI reports U.S. Attorney James L. Browning Jr releasing the poll showing 87 percent of more than 500 Federal Bar Association Criminal Law Committee members oppose an absolute newsman's privilege. The question of enacting any privilege was answered negative by a narrow margin, with 5 percent for a potential preemption of state laws.
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UPI
U.S
James L. Browning Jr
Federal Bar Association
Ito
Browning
Physicians fear health plan impact on doctors income
In San Francisco the Union of American Physicians warns Congress that a national health insurance program would realistically bring a discriminatory cut in physicians' compensation. Dr Sanford A Marcos, president, says such income reductions are unacceptable. The union, linked to AF of Physicians and Dentists, has over 25 000 members.
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Union of American Physicians
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American Federation of Physicians and Dantista
Bancroft Library to study history of science and tech
UC Berkeley Bancroft Library will document the history of science and technology with Hewlett Packard funds. James O. Freely, library director, dedicates remodeled quarters on campus. The project will focus on the Lawrence Laboratory Berkeley and developments from the San Francisco Bay peninsula near Stanford University.
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University of California
Bancroft
San Brendure Bay
Marijuana group out of money
Robert Ashford, state coordinator for the California Marijuana Initiative, announced the organization is closing due to lack of funds. The group backed Proposition 19 in 1972 to decriminalize personal marijuana use and cultivation, but the measure failed 2-1. Ashford blamed legalization money for defeating the decriminalization effort and said later groups exploiting the CMAI name misrepresented continuity.
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California Marijuana Initiative
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CMI
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GMI
Meat boycott expands to fish and poultry protest
San Francisco leaders announce a broadened protest to include fish and poultry starting today. Kay Pachner says the movement aims to educate and mobilize shoppers against high prices as 156 people hear speeches at a Saturday rally. Protesters distributed This Is My Limit cards urging price limits for ground beef and chicken. Linda Akulien of Oakland Consumer Action comments to the crowd.
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San Francesco Beyares
Kay Pachner
Consumer Action
Berkeley Park Joint Smoking Demonstration Stirs City
About 50 supporters of Berkeley's marijuana initiative gathered in Provo Park across from City Hall to smoke joints in a show of support. Police said they would not intervene absent a complaint, as the effort planned a May 17 demonstration while a county court injunction challenged the measure's effect.
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City Hall
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Lindenau
Provo Park
Tom Accinelli
University of California
Accinelli
Alameda County
Supewink
Arcinelli
Motive Sought in Slaying of East Bay Man Edward Ewer
Oakland police probe the fatal shooting of Edward N. Ewert 28, son of famed East Bay surgeon Dr. Edward G. Ewer. Esver, a Berkeley camera store employee, was found shot in his car Sunday. Neighbors heard shots but delayed reporting. motive under investigation.
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East Bay
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Berkeley
Saku
Ewer
Edward G. Ewer
Children’s Hospital
Indians at Wounded Knee end 70 day occupation
Indians at Wounded Knee comply with a Sunday cease fire agreement to lay down arms by 7 a.m. Wednesday and leave the village. CRS officials listed occupiers and weapons, while federal marshals prepared foot patrols to prevent escapes as authorities monitor the perimeter.
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UPI
UPT
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CRS
U.S. Justice Department
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Old ferry boat store closed after sale of Berkeley
Sausalito UPI reports the Trade Fair, a converted ferry boat used as a floating emporium, closed Sunday. The Berkeley, which housed the fair since WY, has been sold to the San Diego Maritime Museum and will be moved here after remodeling.
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San Diego Maritime Museum
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