Stanford panel critiques New Left and Old Right rhetoric
Richard Lyman, president of Stanford Diversity, warns that attacks from the New Left and the Old Right threaten political change. He likens New Left rhetoric to fascist methods of the 1980s Europe, noting added anti semitism and nationalism. He cites dangers of urging students into antisocial politics and argues that broader participation is needed to address political problems.
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Survival wall walk raises funds for ecology and aid
About 2,500 youths walked the Golden Gate Bridge to raise 10,000 dollars for conservation, a drug abuse prevention group, and charitable causes. Organizers linked per mile pledges to support the International Ecology University, anti drug abuse groups, and Friends of the Earth. The event aimed at Marin County beach cleanup.
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Historic San Mateo inn burns in Pacifica blaze
The last of San Mateo County's old shoreline inns, Danmann's Haylolt built in 1979 and once a station for the Ocean Front railroad, burned Sunday in Pacifica. At the time it housed a neighborhood bar with an antique collection. Fire officials have not determined the cause.
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Blessing of the Fleet Opens Columbus Day Week
The 37th annual blessing of the Fisherman's Wharf fleet kicked off Columbus Day week with brass bands and a parade from St Peter and Paul Church to the wharf. Mayor Joseph Alioto led the rite dating to 1722 after a Sicilian boat from Porticello survived a squall.
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San Francisco weighs keeping trolley buses amid diesel push
San Francisco considers retaining its 338 trolley buses after ecology concerns spurred opposition to fumes. Mayor Municipal Railway head John Woods cites reconditioned power units and new bodies at about 336000 per unit as viable, with potential 20 year life for rebuilt vehicles.
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Report Warns L.A. County Growth Threatens Health
Los Angeles County faces overcrowding and housing shortages amid rapid growth the Regional Planning Commission warns. The 122-page Environmental Development Guide calls for a five year plan noting high costs and deterioration impacting the elderly poor and racial minorities.
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California poll boosts Unruh in governor race
Associates Press reports a Long Beach poll shows Unruh gaining on Reagan with undecideds rising. Unruh calls the results a sign Reagan is losing ground while the gap narrows, and Scheer criticizes Tunney as a fake peace candidate after returning from Asia.
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Super political gala stars Reagan Sinatra and Wayne in LA
At the Ambassador Hotel Cocos Nut Grove ballroom Frank Sinatra Bob Hope John Wayne and Dean Martin performed for Gov. Reagan supporters. About nine hundred attendees helped raise an estimated $100 000 for Reagan's re election campaign with Sinatra delivering classic songs and Reagan thanking the entertainers.
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Tunney Leads Murphy In Private Poll Says Boost
Senator Tunney touts a private poll showing a 12 point lead over Republican Murphy with roughly one million votes separating them. Murphy calls the poll bogus and vows to intensify campaigning as the race tightens four weeks before Election Day. Outside Santa Barbara, Chicano protesters label Murphy racist while Tunney defends reform and neighbor magistrates.
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