High school music teacher fired after sex change
Paula Miriam Grossman, 52, a Plainfield teacher in Bernards Township, was dismissed for alleged inca pacity to protect students from psychological harm amid her male to female sex change. State Education Commissioner Marburger found grounds on one charge, granted a disability pension and partial salary for the year, noting no moral turpitude.
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Trenton
UPI
Paula Miriam Grossman
Plainfield
Bernards Township
Carl L. Marburger
Marburger
Grossman
Ellsberg Pentagon Papers case moves forward at pretrial
Judge Byrne orders government to provide defense with all memoranda from State Justice and Defense on classified documents. He sets May 30 for final pretrial hearing on dismissal and notes likely mid June trial start. Russo attends. Ellsberg absent. Nelson represents.
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Daniel Elsberg
Pentagon
U.S
William M. Byrne Jr
Misberg
Wolleague
T He Rand Corp
Anthony Russo
Ellsberg
Russo
Byrne
Elishers
Charles Nelson
Department of State
Department of Justice
Department of Defense
Nelson
Togoa
Techniques to end heroin epidemic cited by Jaffe
Dr Jerome Z Jaffe, head of the White House drug office, says American medical methods including quarantine can break the heroin epidemic. He cites Vietnam's success in isolating hard drug users to prevent spread and notes declining positive tests among departing service members. He warns U S heroin users may number about 515 000, calling the crisis severe.
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Washington
Jerome Z. Jaffe
Vietnam
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Jaffe
United States
Scientist links smoking to drug abuse in Vietnam veterans
United Press International reports University of California Berkeley researcher Dr Hardin Jones testified before the President's Commission on Marijuana and Drug Abuse in Los Angeles. He linked smoking tobacco and marijuana to heroin addiction in Vietnam veterans, urged a clearer commission report, and said rehabilitation hinges on denying the allure of smoking and drug use.
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University of California
Los Angeles
Vietnam
de. Hardin Jones
University of California At Berkeley
Commission
Reward Up $2000 In Killer Of Police Officer's Son
A San Francisco Examiner report says an anonymous businessman contributed $2000, raising the total reward to $5000 for the slayer of Phillip Cosgrave, 35, stabbed April 4 near the newspaper with his brother Thomas Cosgrave, 33. He was the son of acting Lt. Edward Cusgrave.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Examiner
Phillip Cosgrave
Thomas
Edward Cusgrave
Reagan asks funding to combat alcoholism in California
Governor Reagan urged the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism to approve a plan unlocking over 2.3 million dollars in federal funds. The program would finance county operated alcohol abuse efforts across 40 counties, with Los Angeles receiving 915,000 and San Francisco 290,650. Smaller counties would obtain varying sums.
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Sacramento
UPI
Reagan Tuesday Weed
National Institute On Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
Reagan
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Alameda
Brothers fold guilty in store holdup murder
Two brothers Larry Houston 26 and Danny Houston 22 were convicted of first degree murder in the slaying of a Berkeley supermarket guard during a Sept 22 robbery. Alameda County Superior Court jury deliberated five hours. sentencing set for May 2.
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Berkeley
Larry Houston
Danny Houston
Alameda County
Patrick Mcéore
Roosevel
Harris
William Bennett
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