Police Doubt Zodiac Type Notes In New Bragging Murders
Police doubt new murder boasts in Zodiac style notes. Chronicle reports a San Francisco killer claiming 13 murders since 1968 near Vallejo Lake Tahoe and San Francisco. Detectives doubt writer is Zidean and note lines like Some of them fought echo Ko Ko aria.
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Hunters Point guards patrol as unofficial safety force
In San Francisco Bay Area briefs a black unarmed guard unit in Hunters Point acts as a semi official safety presence for firefighters. Chief William F. Murray notes harassment of his men has dropped, guards wear CHP style uniforms, and locals view them as a local police presence.
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Oakland chemical firm fire probes burglary arson
A five alarm fire at McCoy Chemical Co. 1220 47th St in Oakland caused about 80000 in damage. Assistant Chief Rudolph Kelly said 10 injuries occurred as 70 firefighters and 18 units battled the blaze for about an hour. The one story plant with a wooden roof collapsed, housing janitorial supplies and paper. Burglary and arson are being investigated as possible causes.
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UC Sued Over Enforcing Celibacy in Space Study
A mocked astronaut sues the University of California for 800 dollars in lost pay claiming he was fired for refusing celibacy in a space age nutrition experiment. In Municipal Court, Crawford, a former law student, says the no-sex rule was imposed four weeks into a 12 week trial. He had been paid 100 dollars weekly as a participant in a NASA study on nutritional intake waste output and energy.
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San Jose State Announces Spring 1971 Enrollment Closure
San Jose State College will stop accepting applications for the Spring 1971 semester, according to Director of Admissions John C. Montgomery. Beginning with the May 1971 term, applicants can submit one application for all 10 state colleges.
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Manlius man in San Francisco arrest attempts hanging in jail
Richard Cooper, an 18 year old Manlius, New York man, was arrested at San Francisco International Airport on a Saturday stop for marijuana in his luggage. He attempted to hang himself in a San Mateo County jail, deputies reporting they heard strangling noises and found a noose fashioned from a undershirt around his neck.
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Alcatraz generator to be donated by benefit show
A benefit at San Francisco's First Unitarian Church raised 22.0) to buy a generator for Indians on Alcatraz Island. The 4,000-pound Abk watt generator is to be delivered later this week. Singers Pete Seeger and Malvina Reynolds and Hair cast members performed.
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First Unitarian
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Howard Matson
Pete Seeger
Malvina Reynolds
Hair
Cancer research cutoff halts promising chemotherapy discovery
Berkeley biochemist Dyld R Grassetti reports a chemical family may halt cancer spread in mice. He says federal funding shortages stopped the experiment and notes var taxypyridine disulfide prevents tumor cells from moving from the original site to distant areas during surgery. He will present findings in Native, a British science journal.
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Mrs Nixon to unveil paintings in heritage exhibit
Mrs Richard M. Nixon will be guest of honor November 17 when an American heritage art exhibition opens at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. The academy says the First Lady will unveil three major paintings restored for its Save the Heritage show and attend a reception afterward.
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Christine Jorgensen seeks apology from Agnew
In Hollywood Christine Jorgensen asks for an apology from Vice President Spiro Agnew after his cited remarks. A spokesman indicated a reply is unlikely. Jorgensen, surgically transformed years ago, contends the vice president’s actions used her name for political gain. Agnew was in Palm Springs attending a $230-a-plate Republican fundraiser.
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Agnew Ordered to Back Buckley in Nixon Era
Life magazine reports Vice President Spiro Agnew was instructed by President Nixon to target New York Senator Charles Goodell during a cross country campaign. The piece suggests Agnew’s staff debated openly backing Buckley while Nixon alone could push a Gambit to drop Goodell and support Buckley, revealing limits to the vice president’s influence.
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Puerto Rico begins cleanup after deadly floods
After six days of torrential rain, Puerto Rico suffers 60 dead or missing and $60 million in damage. Civilians swarm recovery efforts with civil defense volunteers hosing streets as officials seek disaster designation and $10 million in relief.
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Noted politician Paul Powell found dead in Rochester hotel
Souecumbs [bnois Secreary of Stake Paul Powell, a politician's politician during his 88 years st allc government, was found dead early Sat urday in his hotel room in Rorhester, Mim. where he had gone for a checkup at the Mayo Clinic. He was 68. Cause of death was be lieved to be heart tromble, "The body will lie in state tomorrow in the Capitol Rotunda, and he will be buried in, his birthplace, Vienna, M1
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McClatchy Papers Endorse Unruh and Alquist in California race
The McClatchy Newspapers in Sacramento Fresno and Modesto back Democrat Jess Unruh for governor against incumbent Republican Reagan in the November election. The lead editorial also backs running mate Alfred Alquist of Sandiego and calls for positive approaches to today’s problems.
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Unruh attacks Reagan with claim of economic slabs in CA
Los Angeles AP reports Democrat Jess Unruh accuses Gov. Reagan of leading an election race shaped by money and a hidden “elite corps of economic slabs” who think they can get away with anything. Unruh contrasts Agnew’s “impudent snobs” line with a warning about power and influence in California and national politics.
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Mrs Tunney reports jewelry and cards stolen in San Francisco
Congressman and Mrs John V. Tunney report $7,000 worth of jewelry and a dozen credit cards stolen from their hotel room in San Francisco. Six pieces of jewelry were taken, with the most valuable item a $1,000 diamond brooch.
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John Vv. Tunney
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Tunney Attacks Murphy on Shuttle Site Politics
Senator Tunney criticizes Murphy for political posturing over NASA shuttle site plans in Kern Santa Barbara and Vandenberg areas. He accuses Murphy of a cruel hoax to win votes as residents press Edwards Air Force Base and Vandenberg for the shuttle station.
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Episcopal Church meet to review plans leadership
The Episcopal Church's 63rd general convention opened amid conflict over leadership and a controversial multimillion dollar aid program for Black and poor communities. Presiding Bishop John B. Haines suggested leadership might be reviewed and said resignation would be unthinkable if the convention diverged from his course. Delegates, seated for the first time after a constitutional change, debated giving voice to underrepresented groups while the church program continued distributing funds to aid the poor.
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Strife Hits Reggio Calabria as Strikes Escalate
In Reggio Calabria violence flared as a new wave of strikes sabotage and street fighting erupted over demands for the city to be named capital of Calabria. Police were shot at trains and ships halted severing rail and sea links while authorities reported multiple explosions and injuries in scattered clashes.
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