Admiral Moorer urges volunteer force to win respect for military careers
In San Francisco Admiral Moorer, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, argues the fastest path to ending the draft is restoring public respect for military service. He cites student bias away from military careers and notes Supreme Court and Congress debates undermine the armed forces.
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Stanford Trustees Resign From Board
Stanford University announced the resignations of four trustees Richard C. McCurdy 62 retired Shell Oil Co president Dr William L Rogers 68 San Francisco physician Sherwood Washburn 34 UC anthropologist and Lawrence G Kipton 59 Standard Oil Co of Indiana vice president The resignations cited conflict of interest illness in families and business duties as reasons for stepping down.
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Hayakawa calls end to college draft exemptions
Dr J Hayakawa president of San Francisco State College declares draft exemptions for college students should be abolished. He calls exemption a form of class discrimination and says too many students use college to avoid the draft during a reception for Wilson Riles campaigning for state superintendent against incumbent Max Rafferty.
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Napa grape crop 40 percent lighter due to frost
Christian Brothers Wines official says the Napa Valley grape crop is about 40 percent lighter than last year. Brother Justin FSC told newsmen that many grape flowers were not properly pollinated and some sun burn occurred, contributing to the reduced yield.
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San Francisco picks developer for Yerba Buena Center
The Redevelopment Agency named Schlesinger Arcon Pacific to finance and build a 200 million Yerba Buena Center south of Market. The project includes an underground exhibition hall a 2200 seat theater an hotel parking air terminal and an Italian cultural trade center with Bay Area Rapid Transit tracks. Land leased 99 years not sold. Expected yearly city revenue of 500000. Project spans 87 acres with construction to start next fall.
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Wino the calico finds new home in Houston
The calico cat Wino, famed for living in a downtown San Francisco Market Street building and sought after by SPCA, is air freighted to Houston after Houston couple Mitch Torah and Ramona Redd request her. The Toroks plan an album inspired by the cat and will integrate her into their household with a tomcat and a poodle.
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Injunction Limiting Picketing Near Zanger Properties
Judge Edward L. Brady issues a anti-picketing injunction against the AFL-CIO United Farm Workers Organizing Committee. Pickets capped at 10 within 100 feet of a Zanger ranch and 10 within 50 feet of Casa De Frutz, which houses a Zanger restaurant. UFWGC opposes mechanical grape pickers.
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Optometrist Khared in Fraud Suit Over Center Funds
San Francisco AP reports state Superior Court suit accuses Paul Schwadel, optometrist and founder of the Bay Area Union Professional Center in San Mateo County, of misrepresenting the center as a nonprofit and diverting about 302,000 to his own ventures. The complaint alleges 250,000 went to Dena Investment Co. and 52,000 funded purchases from H & M Co.
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Truman Capote Released After 18 Hours In Jail
Best selling author Truman Capote left the Orange County jail after 18 hours serving part of a three day contempt sentence. He was freed after his physician phoned the judge in New York City citing concerns about Capote health. Capote, famed for In Cold Blood and Breakfast at Tiffanys, said jail was very uncomfortable and indicated no plans to write about his incarceration.
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Reagan Alioto blast Jewish time bomb at church burial
Gov Reagan and Mayor Alioto denounced the blast outside St Brendan's Church during a funeral for patrolman Harold L Hamilton. Police Chief Nelder called the act despicable as 15 departments assisted mourners. no serious injuries reported though a three foot crater and scattered nails and debris occurred. An Oct alert for Weatherman ally John Fuerst was reissued as authorities pursue leads.
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