Bay Area heat and smog peak on record day
San Francisco and Oakland envir ons officials report the hottest day of the year with a record shrouding smog. The Bay Area Air Pollution Control District notes the combined pollutant index hit an all time high of 12, surpassing earlier records.
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Judge grants delay in Look magazine libel case depositions
A U S Circuit Court of Appeals on Thursday granted a postponement in taking depositions from freelance writers Lance Brisson and Richard Carlson in the $12.5 million libel suit against Look magazine. The delay affects the planned deposition timeline for authors of an article alleging ties between Mayor Joseph Aliota and organized crime.
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Executive murdered in Oakland in motel room
Oakland police report the strangled body of David Saros a 39 year old North Hollywood resident and McGraw Hill Publishing administrative assistant was found in a motel room during an audit attempt by a publishing firm executive. Clothes pockets were turned inside out suggesting robbery as motive. The motel manager discovered the body after a routine check.
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Murder suspect in three Haight Ashbury killings
Robert Jahmelik, 46, charged by grand jury with three murders tied to a Haight Ashbury narcotics scene. He allegedly attempted suicide in jail with sleeping pills, was hospitalized after stomach pumping. SMART endorses four of fifteen candidates for the board of supervisors.
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Mur candidates SMART claim 60 Gay Area members
SMART faction asserts sixty members from the Gay Area backed them while alleging incumbents Dorothy Von Boroldingen and Peter Tamaras were hacked. They name new supporters James Rourke and Joseph Minahan and say there was no fifth recommendation.
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Bobby Zimmerman Dies After Year Waiting For Liver Transplant
In San Francisco AP reports that Bobby Zimmerman, born 13 months ago with a defective liver, died on Thursday after a year-long wait for a transplant. No suitable donor could be found despite efforts.
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Victim Dies After Transplant Tissue Matching Difficulties
Bobby died at the University of California Medical Center due to difficulty in matching tissues with in frequent accident victims and other potential donors.
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Caring inferno kills mother and five children in Wilmington
A fire swept a Wilmington home killing Nancy Landers 36 and her five sighted children David Jr 13 William 12 Kevin 10 Lisa 7 Kathleen 4. Father David 37 and cousin Joseph Casey 22 survived in fair condition. the couple's three oldest children Harry 17 Michael 16 and Susan 14 escaped.
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Moon rock display opens at UC Lawrence Hall of Science
Apollo 11 moon rock arrives in the San Francisco area on public exhibit at Lawrence Hall of Science in Berkeley. Scientists will inspect the white flecked breccia rock at Ames, USGS, and Lawrence Livermore labs to probe its origins and possible signs of life.
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Bid to block San Francisco school strike rejected by union official
Local school officials failed to block a threatened strike as Teachers Union President Ballard refused to meet with the council. Ballard reiterated the union’s demand to negotiate separately for its members, contending the council is ineffective and unrepresentative. The district cites legal barriers and a court injunction affecting separate negotiations.
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Campus changes urged by group
NEWPORT BEACH AP Protection of University of California staff from political influence and a promise of academic freedom and responsibility were urged today for the state constitution. The California Constitution Revision Commission voted unanimously Thursday for a package of proposals on UC, including shortening regents terms from 11 to 12 years with Senate confirmation of appointees. The UC governing board also would be required to hold open meetings.
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