Fewer minority applicants to UC schools after ruling
San Francisco AP reports that minority applications to UC professional schools have declined since the state supreme court ruled against special admission programs. UC officials say students may be discouraged from applying this year despite the court agreeing to hear the Bakke case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
University of Californias
Supreme Court
LIS. Supreme Court
Calera Courtee
State High Court
Allan Bakke
Sunnyvale
Ug-Davis Medical School
UC Davis
David Saxon
Fect
U.S. Supreme Court
Beth O'Neill
Boalt Hall
Berkeley
Bakke
Emma Jones
Davis
Uc-Davis Law School
UCLA
U S pilot dies in Haiti crash near Cayes
A Florida pilot Wayne Gilbert, 33, of Miami, died when his Cessna 310 clipped a radio tower and crashed at Cayes while transporting supplies to a new hospital. Authorities say he was an experienced pilot with the Christian Pilots Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port AU Prince
Haiti
Florida
Cayes
Patty Hearst Leads Quiet Life With Her Dog Arrow
Patricia Hearst, free on bail pending her appeal of a bank robbery conviction, lives in Hillsborough enjoying quiet days with her German Shepherd Arrow. She trains and plays Frisbee, grows closer to neighbors, and remains under the scrutiny of U.S. authorities as her appeal proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Hearst
Matthew Outman
Patty
Arrow
Matthew
Bob Outman
Hillsborough
Patricia Hearst
Teae
Ricks
Miss Hearst
San Francisco
Nob Hill
San Mateo
Miss Hurst
Outman
Jennifer
Oatman
Symbionese Liberation Army
SLA
F. Lee Bailey
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
James L. Browning
Foes of death penalty may win on first vote
Sacramento AP reports foes of the death penalty could gain a first vote victory this week as the Assembly Criminal Justice Committee weighs several death penalty bills. Momentum remains uncertain with a veto threat from Gov. Brown and a Senate alternative proposing life without parole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
California
Assembly Criminal Justice Committee
Senate
Milton Marks
San Francisco
Gov
Brown
Handicapped sit-in supporters sustain 43 days in HEW office
About 150 physically disadvantaged protesters remain inside the regional HEW office since April 5 demanding action on 1973 anti- discrimination regulations. A handicapped coalition runs committees for food, clean up, press work and negotiations while residents bed down in sleeping bags and mattresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Joseph Califano
Washington D.C
Los
Angeles
The
Handicapped Coalition
Chuck Williams
Peace talks set today in East dock strike
New York AP Union negotiators for the International Longshoremen's Association meet to consider proposals to end a three day strike by 35,000 ILA members from Maine to Virginia. The walkout followed a contract termination due to a government finding that container-handling provisions were illegal. Proposals address job guarantees, wage raise from 8 to 10 dollars, and a 32 hour work week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
International Longshoremen’s Association
Council of North Atlantic Shipping Associations
ILA
Maine
Virginia
Washington
Thomas W. Gleason
James J. Dickman
Shipping Council
Francis X. Burkhardt
American Cartiers
SeaLand, Seatrain
U.S
Atlantic Containership
Dart Containership
Hapag-Lloyd
Baltatlantic-Blasco
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Dahlberg
Pine Ave
Long Beach
By Bob Egetke
Richard Latorre
Los Angeles
Assembly
Leo McCarthy
McCarthy
State Supreme Court
Ken
Rata
Tone Boamejian
Rues Nares
Inka
Ong Bamteshuane
Eve
Clemie
Persot
Scatchgard Protection
Eter
Temema
Gan
Williams
East Dock
Texaco
United States
Maurice F. Granville
Texaco Inc
P.O
Grand Central Station
N.Y
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