Coin motto on U S currency ruled not religious
U S appellate court in Ninth District ruled that In God We Trust on coins and currency is not unconstitutional. The decision upheld a 1988 ruling denying a three judge court to test the phrase. Stefan Aaronow of Woodland argued the motto violated the First Amendment, but judges called the challenge insignificant and said the motto serves patriotic or ceremonial purposes, not church establishment.
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UPI
United States
God We Trust
U.S. Court of Appeals
Ninth District
Lloyd M. Burke
U.S. District Court
Stefan Ray Aronow
Woodland
Calif
Congress
Aronow
UC student paper foresees demise within months
The Daily Californian warns it will die within three months due to regents’ new obscenity and political advocacy guidelines. The editorial calls these rules prior censorship and says the staff will not work under them, risking loss of campus facilities, student funding, and possibly its name.
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Daily
Californian
Headstart funds cut to hit four western states
A 19 percent funding reduction will trim Headstart preschool enrichment programs in California Nevada Arizona Hawaii and Micronesia by about 4 million this year. Same Miller assistant regional director spoke Monday on the impact of the cut.
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San Francisco
UPI
Micronesia
Same Miller
Office of Child Development
California
Nevada
Arizona
Haiwaii
Islands
Devil's Slide traffic jam blocks two lanes for hours
On State Highway 1 two trucks blocked both lanes in Devil's Slide near Pacifica, causing nearly five hours of congestion. A cement mixer and a flatbed truck became stuck while attempting to pass, with CHP reporting the obstruction between Pacifica and Half Moon Bay. The slide area has a history of accidents and injuries.
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Skyline Boulevard
Half Moon Bay
Miss Behavior Boat Seized for Sale After San Francisco Sinking
The Lummi Indian Tribe plans to sell the G2 foot vessel Miss Behavior as is after a leak and $33,000 in water damage repairs proved unaffordable. Five crew members had left San Diego for a northward voyage. the tribe hopes insurance funds support a replacement boat for studying seawater aquaculture and food cultivation.
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UPI
San Francisco Bay
Washington
Bureau of Commercial Fisheries
San Diego
Tis
Navy
Fred Arelambault
Heyns Returns to UC Berkeley After Heart Attack
Roger Heyns resumed duties at UC Berkeley saying he is basically optimistic the campus can stay violence free this year. He noted students generally disapprove of violence and faced a wary reception at the Academic Senate meeting.
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Roger Heyns
Fleyns
Future college on cable TV
In 1980 a full four year college education at home may be possible via two way cable. Examinations could be mailed to post offices and a conference fee could link educators and students. Ingrid Zimmerman, 18, from Walnut Creek, crowned queen of the Grand National Livestock Rodeo and Horse Show Exhibition.
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San Francisco
UPI
Electronics Injuries Association
Monays
Ralph Lee Smith
The
Wired Nation
Ingrid Zimmerman
Walnut Creek
Parents to pay for kid crimes in Michigan towns
West Bloomfield Township and Troy unanimously enacted ordinances allowing fines up to 500 dollars or jail time for parents whose minors cause delinquency. The laws cite parental neglect as a proximate cause and empower courts to penalize guardians for curfew and property-damage offenses by children under 17. Pontiac plans a similar vote tonight.
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UPI
West Bloomfield Township
Troy
Pontiac
West Bloomfield
Townshn Board
United States
Michigan
Sinatra Jr Named Father in Paternity Suit
UPI reports Las Vegas woman Cargan Sue Edmondston claims Frank Sinatra Jr is the father of her month-old son Victor born in Chicago in April. The suit seeks a court declaration of paternity and financial support until the child turns 21. Sinatra called the allegation impossible with no grounds.
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Las Vegas, Nev
UPI
Frank Sinatra Jr
Las Vegas
U.S
Cargan Sue Edmondston
Sinatra
Victor
Chicago
Cranston sets two conditions for free mailing list use
Sen. Alan Cranston says California lawmakers may use free mailing privileges to update voter lists only if leaders request it formally and publicly and if the state contract holder for maintaining the list is chosen by high standards of government and business. He favors saving taxpayer funds and assures cross party access to updates.
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Alan Cranston
California
Cranston
Postal Service
Kenneth Ross
Ross
State Senate
Senate
Jack Schrade
San Diego
Assembly
Robert I. Monagan
Fracy
George Moscone
San Francisco
Assembly Democratic
John J. Miller
Berkeley
Legislature
Surgeon urges aspirin be prescription only health hazard
Dr Rene Menguy of the University of Chicago warned at a medical congress that aspirin can cause internal bleeding and even death. He cited studies on rats showing reduced stomach mucus protection and noted about one in seven to eight hospital bleeding cases may be due to aspirin, especially for chronic users. He advised taking aspirin with food and not on an empty stomach or during a hangover.
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Rene Menguy
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Menguy
Clinical Congress
American College of Sureons
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