San Francisco State students hit by stomach cramps
About 300 San Francisco State College students suffered stomach cramps on Thursday. The college reported 200 in Verducci Hall and the rest in Merced Mall dormitories. An investigation is under way to determine if food poisoning caused the illness.
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Pair charged in Byron tavern slayings named in report
UPI reports Virginia Gunther 23 of Knightson and Willis Ray Jones 2 of Oakley charged Thursday in the triple murder at the Byron tavern on Oct Sat. Three others had been charged previously.
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Firebomb found on bank window in San Francisco
A reportedly lit firebomb fashioned from a wine jug filled with gasoline was found Thursday on a widowsill at the Bank of America branch located at 408 California Street in San Francisco.
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Stanford completes ninth heart transplant in era
AP reports Richard J. Cope 45 of East Patchogue N Y underwent heart transplant at Stanford Medical Center. Surgeon Dr Norman E Shumway led the operation. Cope is reported in satisfactory condition. The donor remains unidentified. Of nine Stanford transplants, eight have been released. Curt Sheeffer of Winchester Bay Ore will mark two years since his operation on Oct 26.
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Cuba US discuss air and sea piracy treaty in Venezuela
Cuban official Carlos Rodriguez says bilateral talks with the United States on an aviation and maritime piracy exchange treaty took place in Venezuela during the LA regional FAO conference. He notes Cuba does not accept responsibility for piracy and claims asylum was granted to some kidnappers with political motives.
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Court to hear protest claim on Monterey parade ban
The California Supreme Court agreed to hear 19 protesters from Monterey who say they were unlawfully denied parade permits last July during the Independence Day march. Five peace group members marched. 19 were later arrested and charged with obstructing streets. The court delayed trial. no hearing date set. The case challenges the permit ordinance as unconstitutionally vague and cites Monterey Chamber of Commerce rules requiring patriotic themes.
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Reds rally for Angela Davis ties to California case
The US Communist Party led by Gus Hall urged a national protest rally protesting Angela Davis extradition for kidnapping and murder tied to a San Rafael shootout that killed four, including a judge. Davis alegedly purchased guns. party says no proof she bought them or intended to use them.
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Nobel winner takes prize calmly
BERKELEY Clif. Sir Bernard Kale calmly accepted a Nobel Prize after noting a flute player outside his window and saying public attention is overstated. He described 35 years of work on nerve impulses and that practical medical uses may be distant, speaking from the University of London College and UC facilities.
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Judge rules reporter not required to testify at murder trial
San Francisco examiner reporter Mary Crawford who secured an exclusive interview with Jose Rios was ordered not to testify in a murder trial. Prosecutors argued she could be compelled, but the judge cited civil contempt safeguards and differences in article content as reasons to shield her source and impartiality. The six youths face charges for the patrolman slaying during a stolen property probe.
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Jury rules in shooting by deputies in LA riot
A coroner's jury ruled that Angel Gilbert Diaz died at the hands of another during the Aug 29 riot in Los Angeles. The secret inquest returned the verdict while the district attorney will decide on possible charges. Diaz, 25, was shot by sheriff's deputies while allegedly trying to run a roadblock.
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Reagan backs gun use by judges amid security concerns
Sacramento reporters note two of eighteen Sacramento County Superior Court judges began wearing concealed pistols in court to deter attacks. Governor Reagan says the issue is political, not fault of the judges, while others caution about safety and potential weapon capture. A Marin County judge’s 1970 kidnapping and murder as context is cited.
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