Clorox to pay 1.8 million in child injury case
In a Kansas district court, Clorox agreed to pay 1.8 million to six children who swallowed a liquid drain cleaner, causing esophageal damage. Judge Karl Bonnonor approved the settlement, with funds placed in trust for the families in Kansas City, Chanute, and St. Joseph.
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Lippmann Improves at New York Hospital After Stroke
Walter Lippmann, veteran columnist and founder of The New Republic, is listed in satisfactory condition at New York Hospital recovering from a stroke. He was admitted Tuesday as his long career in foreign affairs and weekly syndicated column work spans decades.
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Shooting victim identified in Daly City area case
The body of Anthony J. Long, 28, of Daly City, was found near Pagifica after a close range shooting. Deputies said no weapon was found and officials questioned if the crime occurred there. Long had no wallet or jewelry. In Oakland a separate hearing discussed heart transplant ethics after Samuel M. Allenby was declared neurologically dead and his heart was transplanted into Blaine Wixom.
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San Jose Police Hiring Rules Change Under Court Order
San Jose must modify its police written test and temporarily give priority to Mexican Americans. An order by U S District Judge Charles Renfrew requires a bilingual eligibility list from last month and placement of Spanish bilinguals into at least half of available academy posts. The suit, filed in December 1972, claims discrimination in employment opportunities.
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Traffic lax language barrier studied in Fresno
Fresno officials fear Spanish surnamed drivers account for a high share of injury crashes. CHP Capt Gibbs cites 48 percent of county injuries last month and urges multilingual safety outreach to migrant workers with limited English. Police chief Ghantina backs legislation to curb unlicensed drivers and calls for better contact with migrant camps.
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Supreme Court upholds campus conduct statute at Califia college
San Francisco reports the Supreme Court ruling upholding a campus conduct statute that limits disruptive protests and picketing on campus. The decision preserves arrests tied to peaceful demonstrations and affirms that blocking entrances or hindering orderly operation may justify removal and discipline within college rules.
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Russian writer Bukovsky refuses pledge to end dissident writings
Soviet writer Vladimir Bukovsky, weakened by years of punitive confinement, reportedly refused a government deal to win release by pledging not to write or criticise the regime. Transferred to a remote Perm labor camp, he faces near subsistence labor and ongoing health crises while his mother appeals to international bodies for help.
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A bell for Oroville returns to city display
In 1856 a 350 pound bronze bell purchased for Oroville’s incorporation was given to the Butte County Board of Supervisors. Miners left for gold, the city faced bankruptcy, and the bell sat in county custody for 115 years. This week it was returned to the city, loaded on a truck, mounted in its original frame, and placed on public display atop the courthouse.
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Park deer slaughtered at Bidwell Park pen
Police report a deer in a park enclosure was shot and removed after an apparent break in the fence. Russ Webster notes the act may reflect high meal costs and attempted deer capture. The incident drew a hostile crowd as officers investigated the motive behind the killing.
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Air Force names third black general on duty
In San Antonio Texas Air Force announces Thomas I. Dillard has been promoted to the third black general on active duty in the Air Force.
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Oregon eases penalty for marijuana possession
Oregon’s new law lowers the penalty for possessing less than one ounce of marijuana to a 100 dollar fine from up to a year in jail and a 1000 dollar fine. It keeps stiff penalties for growing processing or selling and imposes 20 year prison terms for adults who supply minors.
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Officer finds father dead amid apartment assault
In New Orleans Officer Nervnis Huddleston 27 reported the body of an elderly man, Henry Huddleston, found outside a building. The man is presumed to be the father of the officer after a robber confronted the scene. A suspect about 24 years old was arrested on suspicion of murder after failing to identify himself.
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