Bay Area briefs on Oakland plant walkout and bathroom protest
Union leader Karen Blasingame says Paritte Telephone Co workers staged a three hour protest over a computer driven bathroom policy and alleged pay penalties. Company spokesman denies a system limits bathroom trips, citing a self regulating policy and emergency exits.
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Teenage murderer sentenced in San Jose case
A 15 year old, identified as Pamela Watkins Vasquez, was sentenced to a maximum of 18 years in prison after being found guilty of murder, manslaughter, and narcotics charges linked to the deaths of two children. Superior Judge Patel called the case one of the most senseless he had heard, with additional sentences for related offenses.
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Disney type park planned near San Francisco Bay
A Santa Clara City Council approved a new Disney type park near the south east of San Francisco Bay. The facility would feature roles shows and exhibits and aims for a spring 1975 opening. Plans include a 1000 seat site and options on a 10 line start date.
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Airwest plane hijack plot claims and FBI tracing
The FBI says Turner described a scheme to hijack an Airwest flight with explosives in the baggage compartment. He planned to force landing at Portland and Salt Lake City, with a demand to take him to Bonneville Salt Flats.
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McGovern predicts California primary win in June battle
Los Angeles dispatch cites Gen George McGovern vowing to cover every part of California and fight to win the crucial June 6 primary. Humphrey and McGovern campaign across the state stressing jobs, labor support, and outreach to Black and Mexican American voters amid a tense race for delegates.
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Demo candidates spending millions in California primary
UPI reports from the Secretary of State show Democratic presidential hopefuls Hubert Shamphrey and George McCaverny each spending about 1.5 million in the past month as they campaign in California. Other totals include McGovern in South Dakota spending 1,608,129 and raising 1,821,444, while Humphrey in Minnesota spent 1,482,924 and raised similar amounts. Some funds were used in campaigns in other states. Nixon and President supporters reported $299,490 in spending and similar fundraising.
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War on organized crime seen advancing in US
General Kleindienst said organized crime is already at war in the United States. He cited success of wiretaps and eavesdropping but warned the problem could rebound if justice theories misdirect policy. He cited Ramsay Clark's support for electronic surveillance as controversial.
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Barboza Testifies Linking Figures in Mafia Enquiry
Joseph Barboza testifies before a crime committee alleging connections between the Patriarca crime family and renowned figures including a famed singer. He claims associates Rob Cousey, Babe Parelli, and Gene Consey ran front establishments to launder money. Barboza, serving a second-degree murder sentence, asserts这 details under oath.
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Wage hike bill seen as inflationary hurdle in Senate debate
Washington UPI reports Donald Rumsfeld Cost of Living Council director says a Senate wage bill of 2.20 an hour would hinder the administration’s price and wage controls. The measure passed the Senate Labor Committee 143 to 1, with an administration ally noting the impact on inflation and national effort to stabilize costs. An amendment increasing the cap to 53.5 million was sought, but the bill was approved 124 to 0 in a later vote.
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