Columbia campus erupts in violence as protests seize buildings
Columbia University in New York endures a wave of dormitory fires and clashes as 1000 police confront demonstrators from SDS. By dawn 22 more people are hurt and 131 are arrested, with calls for amnesty and campus reform. The ROTC on campus remains a flashpoint amid debates on war and governance.
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Pompidou Capitulates To Unions Amid Government Shakeup
President Pompidou bows to unions after a government ouster but warns against provocateurs who have paralyzed the country. He pledges stern action while offering olive branches to ease tensions and restore order amid the crisis.
Hayward Police Building Proposed Leant
A brief item notes a proposed police building project in Hayward with discussions on financing and site considerations. No further details available.
Costs Up One Million in Hayward Budget Debate
Hayward faces a police budget rise to 1,971,194 with salaries 220,383 supplies 124,495 and capital 20,105 as councilors press for more personnel. The plan envisions a new police building and shifts in city hall use amid labor unrest and strategic talks with unions.
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Budget talks pressure city for police and tax policy
City budget outlines projected revenue of 5.9 million from sales tax income 2.26 million and nearly 7.0 million in uncommitted funds. A reserve of 193,648 is set for salaries as salaries for city employees are reviewed biannually. Police department budgets discussed with council members considering adding two or three more officers to meet rising social needs. Mayor John K. Smith and council members weigh tax impact while awaiting detailed department budgets and a forthcoming bond issue.
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Tone Weinreb
Inheim
League of California Cities
George Oakes
Daniel Coopereft
Sit-In Renewed At SF State Amid Arrests
The San Francisco State sit-in resumed despite 27 arrests as crowds clashed with police. Reporters describe shoving and roughing by officers while a patrol wagon moved through campus. Terence Hallinan of the Third World Liberation Front led the protest.
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Terence Hallinan
Liberation Front
San Francisco
Ereehoo
Reagan welcomes Negro vote amid policy clash
Reagan praised black voters as he spoke on politics and race. He criticized Rev. Ralph Abernathy over the Poor People’s March to Washington, saying he supports its aims but doubts poverty can be ended by legislation and that many poor people have been victimized.
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Ralph Abernathy
Washington
Dedication Of Coyote Hills Includes Music And Speeches
Coyote Hills Regional Park will be dedicated tomorrow covering 1000 acres two miles north of the Dumbarton Bridge. Alameda County Supervisor chairman Robert E Hannon and State Senator Nicholay F Petri will speak along with Dr Adan E Treganza who will lead tours of ancestral Ohlone Indian mounds. Open house will run 12 30 to 4 30 pm with tours of Stanford Research Institute facilities and about 30 seats for visitors as the park also serves as a wildlife sanctuary for white tailed kite and the whooping crane. Access via Patterson Ranch Road from Newark Boulevard between Union City and Newark.
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Robert E. Hannon
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Oakland Faces Dilemma on New Revenue Sources
Oakland officials weigh payroll tax and other levies to ease a fiscal crunch. Odell proposes a 7 percent payroll self employment tax with rebates to fund city services or offset property taxes. A 5 percent Coliseum admission tax and a half percent property transfer tax are also discussed, with county officials wary of revenue distortions and shared profits.
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Joseph Bort
Berkeley
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Aity
Leland Sweeney
U S Claims Hanoi Has 12 Divisions South Vietnam
Saigon report cites US intelligence saying North Vietnam has about a dozen infantry divisions deployed in Laos and South Vietnam. Observers estimate nine to twelve divisions plus equivalent units, with two full divisions sent south earlier this year and major combat troops concentrated in the central highlands and Saigon region.
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Bally Review Publisher and Director Named
Fragmented OCR lists The Bally Review and publisher roles, naming a director and location at 116 Winton Ave Hayward. It references staff and departments in unclear phrasing with scattered numbers and names rather than a cohesive news item.
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Delayed Action on Raked Cars Bill in Assembly
Assemblywoman March Fong's AB 1901 to ban raked cars on public highways faced delay in the Assembly Transportation and Commerce Committee. Amendments are being drafted with the California Highway Patrol and insurers, with a new hearing slated Tuesday. The measure follows concerns after a San Leandro youth died in a modified-vehicle incident last summer. Polvorosa expressed disappointment at the delay but supports a safer law after amendments.
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Assembly Transportation and Commerce Committee
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San Leandro
Mario Polvorosa
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Fremont Man Caught After S F Robbery
A Fremont man Walter Altstatt and companion Richard J Wyckoff were arrested after a San Francisco pharmacy robbery. Altstatt and Wyckoff were found with $80.86 in cash and drugs. An off duty officer spotted the suspects, a local teenager tackled Altstatt, and a parking lot attendant tackled Wyckoff.
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Oakland Shooter Arrest Shrugs off Fire Threats at Restaurant
Police arrested Bryan Clark, 22, after an early morning incident at a restaurant in Oakland where he fired a 44 caliber rifle, forced four customers to parade, and attempted to enter with the weapon as patrons ducked. Victims included Patricia Young, 23, Alameda, and Raymond Jackson, 16, among others. Clark faces three counts of attempted murder.
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Rush Clark
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Luckman resigns as chief planner at district amid staff rift
Gerry Luckman, chief of the district's plans design and construction, announced his resignation after long rising tensions with the board. Luckman, praised for park planning, called the parting amiable. The district faces major projects including Coyote Hills Park dedication tomorrow and Don Castro Regional Park work, with Woolridge seeking a permanent replacement as soon as possible.
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McCarthy and RFK Warn of Military Control Over Universities
Minnesota Senator told Oregon State University students that colleges receive about 500 million dollars annually in defense grants. He warned that the evolving mutual dependency risks undermining academic independence and the autonomy of scholarship and teaching.
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Oregon State University
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