02 Oct 1969
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1969
Page
1
In San Francisco a crowd identified as Red Guards protested on an area waterfront. Police broke up the disturbance as youths waved red banners and attempted to distribute items. The chaotic scene disrupted services and drew investigators to the location.
Stanford University receives a $1.93 million Ford Foundation grant to create an undergraduate course bridging human biology and social sciences. Gorton Harrison said Wednesday senior medical school professors will assist in undergrad education for the first time, exploring how the environment shapes mail’s adaptation.
Balboa High School senior Jerry Montanez aged 17 died at St Luke's Hospital from injuries suffered in a noontime fight at a drive-in restaurant two weeks earlier. The incident occurred in San Francisco, with details indicating the pupil entered a hospital with critical wounds and succumbed on Wednesday.
Long distance telephone records for the Look magazine article authors linked Milan’s Alioto to organized crime were handed to Alioto's lawyers on Wednesday and will stay secret under federal orders. The data may be used in depositions of authors Richard Carlson and Larry Brisson as part of pretrial in the $12.5 million Libel suit filed by Alioto against Look.
A federal judge ruled against student Robert Off and sided with the Union High School District, finding the district’s suspension of a junior over an acne style haircut constitutional. The ruling rejected $15,000 in damages claims, noting no health or safety threat was alleged.
A 28 year old prisoner identified as Batalho escaped from a work detail in San Pert aiming to raise $38 before authorities recaptured him unharmed.
J Cashin a San Francisco World Trade Center office representative was indicted for falsely claiming credits totaling 1 200 1 600 and 2 500 for 1964 66 and for underreporting 1964 86 income by 35 726 A co defendant Shumions is charged with attempting to evade 4 689 in federal income taxes during 1964 86 by misstating income and claiming improper credits The case centers on inflated tax credits and underreported earnings in the cited years
Vice President Agnew spoke at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena arguing against diverting space funds to city issues. He said funding space research is essential for future progress and technological advances, noting we cannot solve urban problems with present money alone.
In Long Beach a molten plastic film from a napalm production plant showered a nearby oil equipment firm, coating at least a dozen vehicles. About 20 Byron Jackson Inc workers fled as a safety valve malfunctioned. no injuries were reported. It followed a prior explosion at American Electric Co within six months.
The edition lists Floyd Sparksy as president and publisher with Willan Chilcote as business manager. A post office box and address are shown, indicating contact details and subscription rate of 32.75 for one month.
San Francisco reports show marijuana still selling at pre Intercept prices across the Bay Area and northern California. Undercover agents confirm no price drop. buyers pay 10 to 25 dollars per quarter ounce depending on quality. Officials cite Mexican supply but street sources say demand remains strong and prices stay high amid the crackdown.
Washington insiders discuss relaxing penalties for marijuana use and possession to align with health and medical treatment aims. Dr Roger Egeberg and HEW officials press for more discretion, contending current federal penalties are too harsh and hinder medical access. Justice officials declined to comment.
A European Space Research Organization satellite designed to study the polar ionosphere and northern lights was launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base. The booster rocket placed the satellite into an orbit around the Earth, with timing and path aimed toward the North Pole, part of the fourth in a series launched by the Paris-based agency.
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