First Black Judge Jol Wesley Bussey Dies in San Francisco
AP reports Jol Wesley Bussey, the first Negro to serve on San Francisco Municipal and Superior Court benches, died Sunday from unknown causes. Born on a farm near Columbus, Georgia, he graduated from the University of California and earned a law degree from Harvard University.
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McGovern backs Oct protest at Stanford Memorial Chapel
Senator George McGovern urged student support for the October 18 ant war demonstration at Stanford, calling for a moratorium on violence and urging dissent. He criticized Senator Hugh Scott’s 60 day moral hush proposal as counterproductive, saying the U.S. must have a government with broad public support. The Stanford United Ministry sponsored his first series of lay speeches to engage the campus community.
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Hunger strike at San Quentin eases as inmates end fast
UPI reports hunger strike at San Quentin Prison eased with 28 prisoners remaining on the line and 63 in the disciplinary section continuing to fast earlier. Associate Warden Albert Jacobs notes most inmates are resuming meals. Demand list includes release of black prisoners, an all-black parole board, removal of white staff, more Black Panther fund-raising.
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Santa Rosa seeks disaster aid for quake damage
Mayor Jack Ryerson telegrammed Senator George Murphy requesting federal disaster status to unlock low interest loans for repairs of about 3 million in damage. Engineers later revised figures upward as some buildings showed severe structural damage while others appeared undamaged.
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Firefighters Injured as Roof Collapses in Three Alarm Fire
In San Francisco Mission District a roof collapse during a three alarm blaze at Dick's restaurant injured several firemen. The fire, believed contained after two hours, caused about 1000 dollars in damage to the one story building housing the restaurant and a tavern, with an adjacent two story structure also damaged.
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Epidemic of sleeping sickness halted by spraying efforts
Berkeley officials say an encephalitis scare was averted this year thanks to mosquito breeding area sprayings and water- source cleanups funded by $500,000 in state emergency funds. Dr. Louis F. Saylor, head of public health, notes Reagan authorized the funds after fears of a 1952 outbreak that killed five.
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San Francisco fishing fleet blessed by Archbishop and mayor
In San Francisco, the annual blessing of the fishing fleet at Fisherman's Wharf was led by Archbishop Joseph McGucken with Mayor Joseph Alioto present. Alioto spoke proudly of his Sicilian heritage and referenced Look Magazine under a $12.3 million libel suit tied to a Mafia link.
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Prison inmates train for jobs in 40 programs
More than 4,000 inmates across 40 correctional institutions partake in an eight percent experimental program to help ex convicts gain steady employment. Kenneth C Robertson of the Regional Manpower Administration says the effort spans 20 states including California Arizona and Nevada with 4 444 men and women in training or awaiting training in diverse job skills funded by 5.2 million dollars from the Manpower Development and Training Act.
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Amador Rock Festival Draws 40000 in Wild Weekend
Amador County hosts a large rock music weekend with about 40 000 attendees. police report two youths arrested for drug possession and a third for drunken driving. organizers ran security, a hospital, and ambulance services. many overdoses or LSD issues led to hospitalizations in Jackson.
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Youth hauled 600 pounds of raw marijuana
Stockton police report a youth, 18 year old David Agnason, transported a trailer packed with an estimated 600000 dollars worth of marijuana from Iowa to a town near Des Moines. Narcotics officers found part of the weed in the youth's basement and the rest in the trailer. He faces charges of possession and transportation of marijuana.
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Brushfire arsonists hunted near Newhall
A weekend series of brushfires in the Antelope Valley and nearby canyons burned over 150 acres. About 200 firefighters from Los Angeles County and the U S Forest Service fought multiple blazes including one in Texas Canyon. No arrests were made by day's end.
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Warren II confronts life in shadows of father
In Sacramento Earl Warren II talks of living under the weight of his father former California governor and U S Chief Justice Earl Warren He reflects on identity hopes to avoid emulating his dad and notes the burden fame brings He is a judge and former lawyer with Democratic ties and brief political speculation remains uncertain.
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Navy cuts to shrink fleet and civilian jobs
Secretary Chafee said ongoing cuts in Navy personnel and ships will reduce civilian employment at stateside bases. He noted a smaller fleet of ships and fewer shore facilities, forecasting San Diego area civilian employment decline as the Navy trims manpower and ships in the 1970s and 1980s.
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Tree crash kills Woodland youths in Yuba City
Woodland residents Joseph Loyd Budgine 18 and Bard Stanley Ceaser 19 were killed when their car crashed into a tree Sunday in Yuba City. Two others, Liam Coleman and Dyris Jackson, were injured. authorities identified the victims and stage of the crash remain under investigation.
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Daily Review publication details and address
The item lists The Daily Review Inc with Floyd Snarks as president and publisher and William Chilcole as business manager. It notes postal registration, address at 116 Winton Ave Hayward California and subscription rates including daily and Sunday editions. The document references standard publication details and a San Mateo or Alameda County location in California.
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