Mail backlog hits San Francisco after hijack flight
About 10 000 pounds of mail bound for delivery were four days late after Friday's hijacking of a Trans World Airlines Boeing 707 en route from Los Angeles to San Francisco. The AWOL Marine Raphael Minichiello hijacked the plane, which originated in Baltimore with stops in St Louis and Kansas City, and the mail was finally delivered to San Francisco.
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Kansas City
Chancellor Heyns Returns After Vacation Leave at UC Berkeley
Chancellor Roger Heyns says he found a talent for vacations during three months in Europe and is glad to be back at the University of California Berkeley. He had taken a three month leave of absence last July amid the People's Park controversy over university property. He rejected offers but chose to return, opposing the regents' stance on the dispute.
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Roger Heyns
University of California
Europe
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Heyns
People’s Park
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San Quentin hunts two escapees
San Quentin prison officials began a hunt for two inmates missing from a minimum custody unit at 9 45 pm Monday. The men fled from a ranch barracks building outside the walled facility. Suspects named are Melvin Durham 32 with prior escapes and Monterey County forgery conviction and Joe Tyujilto 31 convicted in Los Angeles County for auto theft and marijuana possession.
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Berkeley Student Dan Siegel Faces Riot Incitement Trial
Jury selection started in Berkeley for Dan Siegel a third year law student charged with inciting the People's Park riot last May 16 from Sproul Hall steps. If convicted he could face up to one year in jail. The riot followed a march by thousands leading to a fatality injuries and arrests.
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San Francisco topless ban sparks board debate
San Francisco lawmakers clash over a proposed ban on topless and bottomless performances in bars and night clubs. Supervisor William Blake urges a focus on the Tenderloin, arguing violence is the problem there, while Tamaras pushes ordinances to outlaw such acts except in legitimate theaters.
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UPI
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Portola Anniversary Marked In San Francisco Bay Discovery
Two centuries after Portola led the first landfall at San Francisco Bay a commemorative banquet is held at the San Mateo County Fair grounds. The weary expedition faced scurvy and intestinal ailments on their march from San Diego as Sir Francis Drake loitered nearby.
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Rampaging Modesto bull shot after hour of chaos
A Brahma bull leaped through a residential area in Modesto for an hour before poundmaster Don Yates shot and killed it as it headed toward a schoolyard. The bull had escaped from a truck, knocked down a woman, charged a man, and prompted intervention by the Livestock Commission after rancher Tony Vierra sold the animal.
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Man rescues three from motel fire in Hollywood
Paul Anderson, a 22 year old Redwood City man, spotted a fire at the Sunset Highland Motel on Sunset Boulevard near Hollywood High School. He found a ladder and rescued three people from the second floor as 20 occupants fled the blaze. He and a firefighter suffered burns. the fire heavily damaged the first floor and destroyed parts of the second floor and roof. The cause remained undetermined. Anderson lives at 507 Carson St, Redwood City.
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Union veto expected on rail boost
Washington reports four railroad shop craft unions show little chance to accept a 3.5 percent wage increase proposed by a presidential board to prevent a nationwide rail strike. Union negotiators say the offer covers only half the 1989 cost of living rise and falls short of the unions demand for 10 percent.
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Alioto interrupted by pie-toting protesters
Stanford, UPIs report says San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto spoke to about 450 Stanford students on America on the Threshold of the Seventies. He was interrupted by four robed protesters carrying a pie and a chef, then returned to discuss smog and court-ordered actions. He criticized auto industry delays and said 15 years is too long.
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Alipto
California
Altolo
MIT Faces Possible Clash As Protesters Seek Admin Building
MIT braces for a confrontation as the NAC plans a noon rally to demand control of the administration building and the Center for International Studies. Police mobilization و a restraining order seeks to bar force or violence. The NAC vows to fight the order in court while MIT faculty backed President Johnson 344 43.
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Center For International
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Radical Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
Thomas J. Spring
Howard Johnson
Armed killer holding pair captured by S.F. police
An escaped murder convict armed with a deer rifle and dynamite held two hostages in his step-daughter’s apartment for three hours in San Francisco before police overpowered him. The suspect, Robert C. Crump, 41, had walked away from a camp 17 hours earlier and was recaptured after jamming a rifle against a wall. He forced truck driver Stanley Hansen and Hansen’s son Ricky to drive around Sonoma County before ending near the Richmond District. Police, armorclad officers and a priest aided negotiation as Crump sought a sedative and peace.
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Ricky
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