Trial hears three wounded Berkeley rioters in Peoples Park case
Three men testified in the Alameda County case against former deputy Lawrence L Riche accusing him of civil rights violations for shotgun fire during the Peoples Park riot in Berkeley. They said pellets hit their hands, leg, and toe as rioting followed UC Berkeley fencing of university land.
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UPI
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Berkeley
Heee
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Alameda County
San Leandro
Riche
Allan Kancke
Clarence Edson
Richard Shernberger
Franche
University of California
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False Bomb Report Evacuates Bank of America Staff
A fake bomb scare at Bank of America in San Francisco prompted evacuation of the branch. The device was described as three highway flares wrapped in masking tape with a fuse, leading to a precautionary shutdown as authorities investigated.
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San Francisco
UPI
Bank of América
Not guilty pleas in triple slaying in Byron
Two men charged with three counts of murder in a Byron tavern slaying pleaded innocent. Billy D. Vaught and James J. Dean, both remanded without bail to Contra Costa County jail, face a October 1 preliminary hearing. They also face three counts of armed robbery and one kidnapping related to Lloyd Young and the Tracy couple.
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Robert Tracy
Jon At Byron
Lloyd Young
Antioch
Vaught
Dean
Young
Tracys
Soviet aid sought to rebuild Fort Ross chapel
San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto claimed four Russian journalists will push the Soviet Union to aid in rebuilding the historic Russian Orthodox Church at Fort Ross, destroyed by a Monday fire. Pravda deputy editor Vadin Nekrasov reportedly supported seeking Soviet help.
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Alioto
Vadin Nekrasov
Pravda
S F to fight Haight dope sellers
San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto Bays announced a plan to remove drug sellers from the Haight Ashbury District as the first step in a rehabilitation program. He aims to eliminate drug traffic from two blocks before November, with federal low interest loans sought to help owners repair properties in the boarded up district.
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San Francisco
UPI
Joseph Alioto Bays
Haight Ashbury
Allote
Hashbury
Killer whale makes inaugural Brisbane jet voyage
A four year old killer whale departed San Francisco aboard Qantas new jet cargo service to Sydney and then Brisbane. Marineland curator David Brown accompanied Ratwall to Australia, making her the only killer whale in captivity in the Southern Hemisphere.
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UPN
Brisbane
Australia
Qantas
Sydney
Marineland of
Ratwall
David Brown
Marineland
Coast Guard Rescues Two From Disabled Sailboat Near Point Reyes
The Coast Guard pulled two men from a 23 foot sailboat off Point Reyes after they were reported missing on a Inverness to San Francisco cruise. The Daring’s Captain George McConnachie helped transfer them to the cutter Point Winslow. Names given were Richard Horton and Neal Needham.
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UPI
Coast Guard
Point Reyes
Inverness
George McConnachie
Red Stack
Daring
Richard Horton
Neal Needham
Needholm
Point Winslow
Betas Manager Arrived at Foal Office Hayward California
William Chileon, Betas Manager, arrived at the Foal Office in Hayward, California on March 3, 1097 under the Art of Aangreiy. Address tammeritalians 19 148 A Winton Ave P O Box 312 Hayward, Calif. Paged subscription rates listed: 10 cents per copy weekdays, 29 cents Sundays. Fremont Office phone 793-7262. MEME AVDIT MUMEAU CICATIOM.
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Exclusive S F male eatery hit by suit
Civil rights suit filed by Miss Carol Weintraub, ACLU chapter chair, against Schroeder's German Restaurant in San Francisco. She alleges lunch hours exclude women, seeking $300 damages and injunctive relief. Manager Kniesche defends policy citing customer comfort and business impact.
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UPI
Carol Weintraub
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Malia
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Women’s Liberation Movement
Max Kniesche
Superior Court
Humboldt deputy suspended after fatal marijuana plant shootout
Eureka California AP Hum boldt County deputy sheriff Larry Lema 27 was suspended pending investigation into the shooting death of Patrick John Berti Chico State College graduate. The incident occurred while the deputy surveilled marijuana plants on the Eel River bank 22 miles south of Eureka as two men arrived Lema drew his weapon both men raised hands and the other fired prompting Lema to return fire neither man was armed Jack W McCanless 28 was booked on cultivating and possessing marijuana and released on his own recognizance
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Eureka
Humboldt County
Gene Cay
Larry Lema
Patrick John Berti
Chico
State College
Cox
Eel River
Lema
Jack W. McCanless
Ferndale
Black Nationalist Leader Ron Karenga Jailed in L.A.
Black Nationalist leader Ron Karenga, charged with torturing two young women followers, was jailed after his $86,200 bail was revoked for missing arraignment. A bench warrant was issued. he was later found in a bail bondsman's office across from a police station. An officer observed his entry, and bondsman Celes King said it was a mistake. Authorities noted his car remained outside with the engine running as he fled back inside to evade officers.
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Los Angeles
Ron Karenga
Hou
Celes King
Karéngi
Karenga
Indor
Teacher group head hits Reagan criticism
Robert Ransom UTLA president says Gov Reagan attacks tenure to weaken public schools in California. He accuses Reagan of fear and simple answers. UTLA VP Lawrence Siberman adds teachers could be fired on a whim without tenure and face political and religious prejudice risks.
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Los Angeles
California
Robert Ransom
United Teachers
Ransom
Steagan
UTLA
Lawrence Siberman
Nixon nominates three Californians to federal judgeships
President Nixon announced three Californians for U S District Court seats in California. Samuel Conti of Contra Costa County Superior Court would join the Northern District. Gordon Thompson J and Jiford Wallace of San Diego and La Mesa would join the Southern District. All nominees are Republicans and must win Senate approval among 22 announced that day.
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Washington
Nixon
Samuel Conti
Contra Costa County
U.S. Senate
White House
Stranded in Cheyenne as First Snow Halts Bus Service
Two English tourists, Irene Greyer and Moira Harris, were stranded in Cheyenne Wyoming after a five inch snowfall closed schedules. Greyer helps Harris adjust her pack as they await resumed bus service in the wake of the season's first major storm.
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Wyo
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