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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1971

Page

2

Davis Says She Is Being Framed In Courtroom Shootout Case

A letter allegedly written by Ruchell Magee to Angela Davis and delivered to the San Francisco Examiner questions her role in the courthouse shootout that killed a judge and three inmates. The letter urges Davis to join Magee in defending him and to expose a supposed conspiracy between California’s judicial and prison systems. Magee’s right to correspondence is noted by San Quentin officials.

San Francisco Upni Angela Davis San Francisco Examiner Ruchell Magee Miss Davis UCLA Magee San Quentin McClain Christmas California Secape Jonathan Jackson Soledad Brothers Jackson Pig Luywers James Park San Quentin Prison

Suit targets credit card abuse in California case

A Federal Court suit by California Rural Legal Assistance claims banks attach debtors property without notice. The class action cites Ukiah residents Eugene and Sandy Jojola who received an unsolicited Master Charge card in 1968 and accumulated a $400 bill later reduced to $200. Wells Fargo Bank allegedly seized $163 from the Jojola checking account without notice to cover the debt.

San Francisco California Rural Legal Assistance Ukiah Eugene Sandy Jojola Welle Fargo Bank

Ex-narcotics agent sues over pot smuggling operation fallout

Rolf O. Tjader, 48, files federal suit seeking 45000 alleging government failure to protect him after he acted as undercover informer in a two ton marijuana seizure. He says after the bust he went underground, lost his job, and faced fear and threats as pleas for aid were ignored. The suit references a plan to crew on a pot smuggling voyage from the British West Indies to San Francisco in May 1970.

San Francisco Tan Rolf O. Tjader Tjader Derground British West Indies

SP seeks higher San Francisco Peninsula commute fares

Southern Pacific announced it will seek about a 10 percent average rise in Peninsula commute fares. Monthly tickets would rise eight to 12 percent with a typical San Mateo fare moving from 22.65 to 25 and other routes from Redwood City to 29 Palo Alto to 33 and San Jose to 40 after approved.

San Francisco UPI Southern Pacific San Francisco Peninsula George W. Hous California Public Utilities Commission Housman Peninsula San Mateo Redwood City Palo Alto San Jose

Skid Row Dwellers Dog to Move as Agency Sells Tenants

Skid Row resident Don Caldwell and his small dog Tammy will relocate Monday to save taxpayers 1394 a month. The Redevelopment Agency kept a skid row hotel open for Caldwell and Tammy, the last occupants, with four clerks running the single room and bath. Caldwell, crippled with limited income, refused other pet friendly rooms amid safety concerns raised by neighborhood groups. Agency finally waived rules granting him a grey floor apartment in a new housing project and allowed Tammy despite a pet ban.

San Francisco UPI Don Caldwell Tammey Caldwell Bath Tammy

New York Assembly Passes Questionable Vote Bill

The New York Assembly approved a measure by a 90 to 46 vote aimed at barring activist college students from using a one year old vote to seize control of local governments. The bill's sponsors and opponents clashed in Albany.

Albany N.Y UPD Stele Assembly

McCloskey Could Run in Nixon Primary and Seek Seat

California Secretary Brown says Rep. Paul McCloskey may contest Nixon in the Republican presidential primaries and seek re election to Congress simultaneously. McCloskey must sign an oath not to withdraw from the House race and to serve if elected, Brown notes, while presidential hopefuls face no such requirement. The move follows McCloskey's pledge to challenge Nixon if Indochina War continues.

Sacramento Calif Paul N. McCloskey Nixon Congress California Edmund G. Brown Jr McCloskey Brown

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