Bay Area workers protest computer controlled restroom access
Oakland flows of protests erupt as Pacific Telephone workers allege a labor showdown over a computer guided access system. Communications Workers president Loren Etasingaliie says operators waited hours for permission while company officials deny. system allegedly regulates who can enter restrooms and affects 19 operators facing penalties amid strikes and service disruptions.
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Teenage murderer sentenced in San Jose case
A San Jose teenager was found guilty of murder and manslaughter in a startling case involving multiple victims. Superior Judge Peter Anglo sentenced the 20 year old today to lengthy terms for the crimes including narcotics charges. The judge called the crimes among the worst he has heard.
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Disney type park planned near San Francisco Bay
Parker, citing Daniel Boone heritage, announced a new Disney type amusement park called Worlds Park to be built at a 1,001 acre site near the San Francisco Bay. The facility would feature rides, shows, and exhibits with a frontier era feel. Santa Clara City Council approved the plan with an opening target of spring 1971 and Mirggs Parker’s Majergrises Inc. held options on the site.
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Seattle hijacker charged in highjacking plot
FBI complaint charges a Seattle man with planning to hijack a Continental Airlines flight to demand ransom. The suspect allegedly sought 8 million and talked of detonating plastic explosives in luggage. He discussed directing the plane to land at an alternate city and threatened violence against passengers.
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McGovern Sees Victory In California Primary
Sen George McGovern declares he will carry every part of California as he fights Sen Hubert Humphrey in a head to head race for the Democratic presidential nomination. The battle centers on worker jobs aerospace policy and the cost of reform with California voters watching closely.
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Demo candidates spending millions in California primary
Sacramento reports show Hubert Mormphrey and George McGovern each spent about 1.3 million in the past month to win the California primary. Secretary of State Liiugd G. Brown Jr. noted McGovern slowed fundraising and cited Nixon era campaign costs as he detailed contributions and expenditures by candidates across states.
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Justice Chief Warns On Organized Crime Tactics
Acting Attorney General Richard Kleindienst warns that allowing wiretaps could raise organized crime’s reach. He says longer penalties and broader surveillance may curb crime, noting past indictions surged and praising electronic eavesdropping despite objections from former AG Ramsey Clark.
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Crime hearing involves former Mafiosi enforcer Barboza
Witness Barboza testifies before crime committees that Patriarea and singer Frank Sinatra held hotel interests linked to a crime syndicate headed by Raymond Za in New England. He names associates seen at mafia connected businesses while serving a second degree murder sentence.
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Wage hike bill stumbles as inflation fears rise
Washington reports a Senate panel approval of a minimum wage increase, with critics led by Cost of Living Council director Rumsfeld warning it could lift prices and strain the economy. The measure passed the Labor Committee by a 142 to 0 vote amid concerns over the broader cost of living.
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