Leftist ex professor Marcus to lecture at UC Berkeley
UPI reports the Center for Participant Education announced that philosopher Herbert Marcuse will lecture at the University of California in a noncredit course on Studies on Industrial Society. He will receive only travel expenses. UC officials say the group sought a fall term lecture hall, denied because of other university business. Marcuse, 72, was not rehired at UCSD after five years.
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Garry Claims IRS Tax Audit Aimed at Panthers Supporters
Garry, attorney for the Black Panther Party, denounces an IRS audit of his firm as part of a political intimidation effort against his movement. Busalacci for the IRS says the audit is routine and free of overtones, while Garry argues witnesses could not be compelled, and the Department of Justice then turned to the IRS to probe Panther finances.
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Safety of legal abortions cited in California
SAN FRANCISCO UPI A UC physician says legal abortions have greatly decreased maternal mortality in California over the past two years and are being done in larger numbers than any other surgical procedure for women at a meeting of the American Academy of General Practice. He notes the legal procedure is safer, implying illegals had higher risks.
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UPI
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University of California
Alan J. Margolis
American Academy of General Practice
High court allows use of some seized evidence in searches
In San Francisco the California Supreme Court ruled that police may use some illegally seized evidence in criminal searches. The case involved a Los Angeles gun found during an illegal search. serial numbers linked it to a robbery a decade ago. Victims identified Lawrence and Roger Lockridge, while Justice Wright stated the gun could not be used in court but victim testimony from the robbery could be admitted.
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Roger Lockridge
Donald K- Wright
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New S F FBI chief named in San Francisco
Robert E Gebhardt, 45, was named yesterday special agent in charge of the FBI's San Francisco office. He replaces Harry Morgan, who was transferred after five years in the job. Gebhardt had led the Phoenix office before coming here and has been with the FBI for 25 years.
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Robert E Gebhardt
FBI
Harry Morgan
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Tents protest Stanford housing plan near Memorial Auditorium
AP reports three tents near Memorial Auditorium at Stanford to push for more low and moderate income housing. Stanford officials doubt a sustained occupation and expect tents to be removed over the weekend. Palo Alto Tenants Union members test the largest tent after county fire marshal finds canvas highly flammable.
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Stanford University
Robert Rosenzweig
Palo Alto
Stanford campus shutdown looms over tuition refunds
UPI reports Stanford University warned that campus disturbances could force closure with no refunds for tuition or payments. The university pledged to avoid closure, noting use of photographers and equipment to identify misbehavior. Dr. Richard W. Lyman, the new president, weighs probation, suspension and expulsion as penalties beyond fines.
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Magee Defense Fight Over Lawyer Sparks Court Outburst
In a Mazin County prison courtroom, Ruchell Magee objected as Oakland attorney McGuire was named to defend him against murder charges. The judge ruled Magee not competent and McGuire sought to move proceedings to federal court. About 50 people attended Magee’s third appearance. earlier, another inmate disrupted proceedings by kicking a chair.
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Strikers at Fremont GM plan to beg for food
Strikers at the General Motors Assembly Division plant in Fremont form a begging committee to feed union members during the strike. Local 1364 leader John Herrera says the I UAW ordered limits on strike funds for meals and that volunteers will solicit soup bones and vegetables, excluding lettuce, from markets and farmers.
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Two Climbers Rescued From El Capitan Face
Yosemite park rangers report two men stranded two thirds up El Capitan spent two days without water. Professional climbers at the summit conducted the rescue as planners from park headquarters coordinated the effort. Water ran short for the climbers who waited on a ledge before rescue.
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Woman paints 18 MPH sign to curb speeding in California
Carla Thurman a California housewife painted a bold 18 MPH sign on a street near her home to slow traffic. Neighbors and CHP watched as the sign drew cars to reduce speed, though officials said unauthorized signs cannot be approved and questioned legal authority.
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Unruh attacks Reagan MediCal privatization plan
San Francisco Democrat Jess Unruh denounces a Reagan administration proposal to privatize MediCal, calling it another layer of bureaucratic fat. He demands firing MediCal director Dr Earl W Brian, argues private insurers as intermediaries worsen waste, and criticizes tax hikes and delayed reform while predicting harm to the sick.
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Reagan raps tax reform opponents
Los Angeles based report notes Governor Reagan assailed what he called hypocrisy of those who blocked tax reform. He spoke at a Town Hall luncheon and said taxation would be his first legislative priority if re elected. Reagan warned reform in an election year is not politically smart though he rejected politics as usual. He did not name Assemblyman Jess Unruh.
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UPI
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Reagan
Jess Unruh
Uintuh
Tunney Attacks Murphy Over Pollution in California Race
Senate hopeful John V. Tunney accused George Murphy of pollution inaction and political dodge as he urged San Gabriel Valley businessmen to press for bold anti smog action. Assembly Speaker Monagan predicted Murphy victory with low Democratic turnout and flagged Republican gains in 1972. Murphy also toured a proposed wildlife refuge with Interior Secretary Hickel, while LA contenders for attorney general traded blows over campaign tactics.
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Evelle J. Younger
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Spiro Agnew invokes Truman in Minot rally
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew frames his campaign line as a Truman tradition of “give ’em hell” while accusing critics of misrepresenting the truth. Speaking in Minot on Tuesday night he links Vietnam policy to avoiding calamity by backing Republican Thomas Kleppe against Democrat Quentin Burfik in November.
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Reagan Denies Public Misled Over Alameda Welfare Case
Reagan rejects charges he misled the public about an Alameda County welfare recipient earning 13 000 a year. A Reagan aide defended the criticism as valid while noting the woman did not receive direct welfare payments but benefited from a welfare supported institution. The aide said the administration believes a family with total income around 14 000 yearly should hardly need welfare assistance, whether direct or indirect.
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