Foothill College instructor fired over nude photo incident
The college fired part time art instructor Peter Rakke for alleged lack of judgment and unprofessional conduct after a 19 year old student photographed a naked year old girl in a campus lab. Michael Van Horn faced charges for obscene material and contributing to a minor while the student was cited for lewd conduct. Parents reportedly approved the set up.
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Fresno firm wins athletic pact for Chico campus
Fresno construction firm Robert Fister Co. won a 33.0 million contract to build athletic facilities at the Chico campus near Butte, including a gymnasium, fields, and track. The award was 300 thousand below the district’s estimate. Baldwin Contracting of Marysville bid 3.2 million. The project begins last year and is set to open in September. The college currently uses Durham High School and portable classrooms. Financing relies on local bonds and pay-as-you-go funds.
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Innocent plea in desert death case in Las Vegas
In Las Vegas a man identified as Dele Owens pleaded innocent to a murder charge in the desert slaying of Carole Gillett, a woman whose body was found raped and shot in Eldorado Canyon. Co-defendant Joe Walsh pleaded guilty to first degree murder with a sentence set for a later date. District Judge William Compton ordered Owens to appear for trial on July 16.
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Queen Mary workers plan surprise strike over union ties
The 370-member Marine Cooks and Stewards Union, formed last December, announced plans to set up picket lines at an undisclosed time to pressure Special Restaurants Inc., operators of the Queen Mary, amid a dispute over recognition. City officials and union negotiators were to meet today to discuss the impasse.
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Mt Diabla teachers picket in one day walkout
Mt Diabla Unified School District teachers conducted a one day walkout over contract negotiations. Schools remained open with some teachers and administrators in class. The association seeks a 4.7 percent pay raise as district officials say classes continued with minimal disruption. Ralph Lubeck called the action a direct appeal to the public.
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Manufacturing plant to close at Hayward site
Hayward facility at 24334 Clawster Road will shut next month after employing about 30 people. Built for West Coast defense work, the plant’s coding was reduced in seven years by weld backs in the Poseidon missile program. Remaining orders will be finished at the Cleveland home office and in Elmore Ohio.
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Cat licensing debate stirs city council in dog control clash
Local officials weigh cat licensing to protect wildlife and support dog rules. Oakes urges tagging cats with collars for ownership, while Fremont backs a licensing plan requiring vaccination. Council members, including Santana and Pappas, debate impacts on birds and city population estimates.
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Watergate hearings reveal limited indictments expected
Testimony shows Magruder and ex White House staffer tied to the case while McCord’s earlier statements pointed to approval by Magruder and Mitchell. Witnesses Barker and Baldwin claim they acted on orders, with discussions on immunity and possible pleas, amid broader probes into 1971-1972 conduct and a forthcoming Senate inquiry.
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Gasoline shortage fears across Bay Area stations
Gas squeeze persists through the holiday as station operators in San Lorenzo and nearby areas report mixed supplies. Chevrons show some stability, Shells expect to cover demand but fear shortages if rivals run dry. Public officials warn motorists to monitor fuel gauges and avoid long trips, with shipments expected today or tomorrow.
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Crown's Zeal Eulogized After Tragic Jogger Death
Sacramento reports Assemblyman Rob axl W. Crow, 51, of Alameda, eulogized for nearly two hours in honors noting his passion for individual rights and his service to humanity. Crow died after being struck by a car while jogging near his home. Colleagues praised his integrity, wit, and influence on public safety and non smoking legislation.
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Opium Crop Policy Warns Against Pain Relief Loss
Georgetown University professor warns that cutting the world opium poppy crop could deprive millions of patients of effective pain relief and hinder narcotics control. Dr William T Beaver says synthetic substitutes are often less potent and may be abused, risking suffering for the sick while offering only temporary gains against addiction.
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Astronauts Prepare Salvage Mission to Skylab
Astronauts depart on a salvage mission aiming to reach Skylab about 1127 miles above Earth. Commander Conrad leads a crew planning multiple maneuvers to rendezvous, assess damage, and replace heat shields and critical gear amid delays and a crash-protected window shade plan.
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Conk killed in flash flood near Pittsburgh
A cook died Thursday when a Nashload sent about four tons of water spilling down a hillside through the back of Pat Mefiride's residence, knocking an employee down stairs. Police found Robert T. Kenstok, af, approximately ten feet from the site as water flooded the basement.
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Nixon sells San Clemente estate to Abplanalp for 12 million
President Nixon announced the sale of most San Clemente property to Robert Abplanalp for 12 million dollars. The 28 acre California site had been held in trust since 1969 with disputed mortgage payments and questions about campaign funds. Investigations cited by Santa Ana Register and Senate inquiry concern mortgage payoff and white house finances.
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Acupuncture Used for Birth Anesthesia in Cesarean
An 11 year old woman reportedly used acupuncture as anesthesia for a cesarean birth, yielding a healthy baby boy. The doctor indicated it may be the first such use in the country, replacing chemical anesthetics. Mrs. Barbara Goldsteen said she felt far more comfortable than after her two prior cesareans.
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San Onofre seeks permanent license for plant
The Atomic Energy Commission is likely to grant a permanent license to the San Onofre Nuclear Power Plant near the Western White House. The plant, producing 420,000 kilowatts, has operated under a provisional license. AEC spokesman Dele Cook cited a good safety record and said a final decision after hearings is expected this summer.
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News conference kicks off campaign on drunken driving
Wilmington Delaware report details a three year effort to raise public awareness of the growing problem of drunken drivers. Nels Jorhat is quoted on the push and motives for the campaign.
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Chinese journalists to meet students in Cambridge
A 22 member Chinese delegation will meet Harvard and MIT students in Cambridge today. The group, guests of the American Society of Newspaper Editors and the National Committee on United States China Relations, plans a cocktail party at MIT Student Center and will depart for Atlanta tonight.
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