Bribery trial opens for SF mayor and officials in antitrust case
UPI reports in Tacoma that San Francisco Mayor Joseph Jay and two former Washington state officials faced a bribery conspiracy trial. The government argues a mail connected scheme targeted a public official with documents introduced as evidence. Judge Ray McNichols presides in Seattle's Western District Court.
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Cosmic Messial appeals order in San Francisco
UPI reports Alen Noonan, founder of the Cosmic Messial commune, plans to appeal a court order directing him to stop pressuring members into marriage. Noonan, 35, questions the judge's power to impose marriage on residents and says his group seeks voluntary unity within the commune.
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Five convicted in Fresno marijuana smuggling case
Five defendants received prison terms after pleading guilty to conspiracy and transporting marijuana from Mexico to the San Francisco Bay Area by airplane. Gregory Caruso and Richard Daley each drew five years, Frank Lamtyt and son Anthony three years, Leroy Vallehein Fresno one year, with the case described as California's largest marijuana-smuggling ring in the 34 county eastern district.
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Striking UC employes continue walkout in Berkeley
UC labor action keeps 2,060 union members out as 1,000 actually off the job. A 21 2 hour bargaining session yielded no agreement on a 5 percent interim raise while university officials deny lower pay claims and lobby for a 4 0 4 percent increase for all staff.
Cat Birth Control Pill Tested in Marin County
A researcher plans a trial of a feline birth control injection named ASHCL on 20 cats in Marin County. The hormone pellet, lasting up to three years, is under FDA oversight after years of tests at Byntex Research Corp. The study aims to reduce cat overpopulation, with Humane Society estimates of Marin’s cat population and numbers euthanized.
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Sheriff Whitmore Eyes Haircut After Jail Break
San Mates County Sheriff Earl Whitmore, famed by gray hair and bristling resolve, vows not to cut his hair until all escaped suspects are recaptured. Southgate officers recaptured Ernest de Laney and Vincent Smid, while Szymkiewicz Marehilette Stabler, and Dudley remain at large or were killed or arrested in related incidents.
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Sacramento
Tougher gun laws debated after Wallace shooting
Washington AP reports sessions on tougher gun laws as a Senate subcommittee plans a closed meeting to consider strong bills after the Wallace shooting. A White House delay on new gun legislation is scrutinized while officials weigh proposals and the contrast with Johnson era measures and Saturday night specials.
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Connally resigns as treasury secretary amid Shultz move
President Nixon announces George P. Shultz will become treasury secretary after Jon B. Connally resigns. The shift signals a change in personnel but not an immediate shift in economic policy. Shultz, a former Labor Secretary and University of Chicago Business Dean, brings a cautious stance on wage price controls while maintaining flexible economic leadership.
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Soviets Press for Mutually Beneficial U.S. Ties
Moscow in Pravda editorial stresses equal Soviet American relations and disarmament progress. It notes possible Nixon visit amid the Vietnam war and calls for balanced support for Hanoi while seeking a summit with Nixon.
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San Mateo County Budget Up For Board Review
San Mateo County Manager MLD Tarshes submitted a proposed 1972 73 budget of 127.08 million dollars to the Board of Supervisors. Tarshes said Tuesday the total was up about 4 million from the current budget, noting increases since the investment period.
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Nixon rests up for Moscow
President Nixon hunkers down at Camp David preparing for a weekend departure to Moscow. He met Cardinal John Krol of Philadelphia, authorizing Polish history briefing, then dined aboard the Sequoia with Rogers and Kissinger before a Western Maryland helicopter flight.
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Weinberger Named Director of the Office of Management and Budget
Caspar Weinberger, former state assemblyman from San Francisco and former finance director for Governor Reagan, is appointed director of the Office of Management and Budget. He replaces George Shultz, who will become Secretary of the Treasury.
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Sickle Cell Bill Signed Aims Aid For Cure
President Nixon signed a measure allocating 15 million dollars over three years to fund sickle cell anemia research and support for victims. He noted the hereditary disease chiefly afflicts Black Americans, with an estimated 25 000 to 50 000 affected, and spoke of progress toward conquering the condition.
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Nixon provision may derail antiwar bill in Senate
Senate action on the Case Church amendment stalled as backers split over adding a ceasefire requirement to cut off all U S fighting in Vietnam. Supporters argue the clause would keep US troops in Vietnam to protect Saigon, while critics call it meaningless and fear implications after Nixon mining North Vietnamese ports. Mansfield proposed an alternative to require a nationwide withdrawal by August 31 with a ceasefire and POW return, ending US combat in Indochina.
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Pesticide case hears challenges to DDT science
Washington based hearing before the EPA addresses DDT and its hazards. Pesticides industry lawyer Robert Ackerly accuses EPA witnesses and EDF experts of bias and untruthful testimony. He cites scientists Robert Heath, George Woodwell, Joseph Hickey, Samuel Epstein, and EDF connections as scrutiny of the scientific data presented.
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Freshmen push to reform Congressional Record
Freshmen Rep Bella Abaug and Rep Ronald Dellums influence to curb long inserts in the Congressional Record. The Joint Committee on Printing plans to make the daily edition a verifiable report of what is said in Congress, with new rules to curb excessive material and rising printing costs.
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