Former airman pleads innocent in hijacking case
Seattle report says Frank M. Sibley, 43, a former airman who claimed ties to the CIA in Laos, pleaded innocent to hijacking charges and seeking 2 million dollars in ransom to aid Vietnamese children harmed by U S bombing. He is jailed on 500000 bail and trial set for Oct 16 after a FBI shootout in Seattle following the Aug 18 hijack of a United Airlines jet from Seattle to Vancouver.
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Davis Says Soviet Pattern Could Aid U S Race Problems
Angela Davis, a notable American Communist, told Tass in Tashkent that the Soviet Union offers a model for solving U.S. racial issues. She argued Leninist nationality policies show practical results and criticized U.S. authorities for restricting Americans from learning about life in Soviet republics.
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Two more Berkeley cops quit
Two Berkeley Police Department officers resign, raising the headcount leaving since January 1871. Patromen L. W. Tamisiea, 31, and Dan Hale, 28, five-year veterans, quit to join the Bay Area Rapid Transit security patrol. Six officers left last month for BART Patrol amid a city council hiring freeze after radicals gained seats.
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Telephone installers end three day strike in Berkeley
West company and 700 union members reached a settlement after a three day walkout by phone equipment installers in the Berkeley area. The dispute began when an outside contractor performed work, prompting the union to strike Tuesday before returning to work Friday.
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Nursing homes sales in East Bay top $15 million
Real estate agent reports the sale of 12 East Bay nursing homes totaling $15 million. National Health Enterprises Inc previously announced plans to acquire 1 nursing home and expand nationwide, aiming to become a leading syndicate in the sector.
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Hearing Set in Move to Black Dam Case
U S District Court Judge Charles B Renfrew granted a hearing request by the Environmental Defense Fund and Lee Companies which conduct river raft and kayak trips seeking review of actions tied to constructing and operating the Black Dam project.
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Two arrested in extortion plot in Cleveland case
Two men were arrested by FBI agents after allegedly extorting a freight handler in Cleveland demanding 280 009 dollars and threatening two bombs at the freight depot. The suspects arranged meetings, a trip to a transit station in Japan, and a downtown route before police and agents acted.
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Jewish groups oppose Israel as issue in politics
Jewish organizations including the American Jewish Congress Anti Defamation League and Jewish Labor Committee reject Israel as a political issue. Jewish War Veterans and National Council of Jewish Women join in the stance, urging focus on broader domestic concerns.
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Media aiding Nixon Elisberg at remine
A terse note describes media aiding Nixon Elisberg amid a remine event. The report highlights press involvement and the surrounding public attention. Names are limited and the context remains unclear due to fragmentary text.
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Nixon Tanaka talk aims at framework over trade balance
President Nixon returned from Hawaii with Japanese Prime Minister Rakuel Tanaka after a summit that produced a 1.0 billion agreement to reduce the U S trade imbalance. Kissinger stressed the talks focused on a framework for friendship and mutual balance rather than precise targets. Both sides pledged to move toward better equilibrium in payments and trade positions.
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McGovern Plans Coast to Coast Campaign Kickoff
Senator George S. McGovern gears up for a two week coast to coast vote drive beginning Sunday marking the formal kickoff of his bid to unseat President Nixon in the November election. He plans at least 11 dates starting with the Southern Governor's Conference in Hilton Head.
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Unruh Endorses McGovern in Los Angeles Push
Los Angeles endorsement by Unruh backs the McGovern Shriver ticket despite poll ignore calls. The move signals party unity ahead of key events as observers note shifting voter dynamics and campaign momentum.
Brain waves studied in sex research at Stanford
STANFORD AP Measuring sexual preferences and arousal by studying brain waves may help identify child molesters. Stanford researchers say waves correlate with sexual preference and could indicate treatment progress in psychiatric care. Dr Ronald M Costello plans trials in family interaction studies at NIMH in Washington DC.
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State jobless rate declines in August
California's unemployment rate fell to 5.8 percent in August the lowest for the month since 1981. Director Sigurd Hansen of the Department of Labor reported 38,900 more jobs bringing totals to 3.1 million. The nationwide rate was 5.8 percent. Seasonal gains occurred in cannery and auto plants with a 1,900 job rise in aerospace. The number of unemployed rose by 6,000 to 566,000, though the year showed notable gains in service trade and other sectors.
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Apricot kernels danger warnings issued in California
California health officials warn apricot kernels from apricot pits can cause cyanide poisoning and death. Dr. Ben Werner notes uncertainty about safe quantities while health food stores sell the kernels amid a rising health food craze. Dr Raia Welennien calls for further investigation into kernel risks.
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Child Drowns in Home Pool in Novato
Three children in Novato were involved as a home pool incident led to a drowning. Details are scarce in the brief UPI report.
Opposition to measure cited as dark ages by young voters
Robert Ashford, state coordinator for Proposition 16, said Friday that the opposition’s stance would place him in the Dark Ages with young voters and would criminalize dislikes. Brown opposes the initiative to remove criminal penalties for marijuana permission, claiming it would legitimize certain behaviors. Ashford argued he targets California voters, especially the young, who helped elect him.
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Jury foreman quits murder trial in self defense claim
Herbert Peer, 58, refused to continue on a murder trial panel, insisting his heart condition could not withstand the strain. Judge Albert De Marco declared a mistrial for Mary Ellen Wilcox and set the case for October 2.
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Reagan to Campaign for Nixon in California
Ronald Reagan will campaign for President Nixon next week with multiple appearances. He opens Monday at the Steelworkers Labor Day Picnic in Norco, Riverside County, then speaks Tuesday to the IAMAW at the Los Angeles Convention Center and tapes Sonny & Cher Show in LA. A news conference is set for Thursday in Sacramento followed by a Host Breakfast Friday before heading back to Los Angeles for the weekend.
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Solon denies using military band at California party
Solon denies an Air National Guard general ordered a band to entertain at a police reception. The State Air Force Band played at a birthday party for Joseph Cerrell, a California Democratic leader, held in 197? at the Hollywood home of John Karns. Karebian noted the timing avoided civic group meetings, suggesting no suitable venue.
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Alioto named in Viet Vets suit over parade beating
Vietnam Veterans Against the War filed a 2.7 million suit in U S District Court alleging Mayor Joseph L Alioto conspired with police to beat parade participants during the 4 Oct Serans Day march. The Veterans of Foreign Wars is named as sponsor.
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Trial date set for Juan Corona mass murder case
In Fairfield California the long delayed trial of Juan Corona for the killing of 25 itinerant farm workers is scheduled to begin September 11. Defense issues caused a two month stalemate after Richard Hawk was sentenced for contempt of court. Corona is 38 and in custody since May 1971 after bodies were found in graves along the Feather River near Yuba City.
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Family Medicine Path Draws Student Interest in Chicago
The American Medical News quotes Dr Theodore, chair of the department of family medicine, saying that the family physician may be making a comeback. Students have shown definite interest in this career path according to the report.
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