Caretaker Calls Tate Slaying Scene Horrible
William E. Garretson the sole survivor described the Tate murder scene as horrible and unavailable to shed light on the killings. He spoke after release from custody following questioning and a lie detector test. Police noted phone lines to the estate were cut and would not discuss progress.
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Sharon Tate
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Grape Growers sue unions over $75 million boycott
California grape growers file an amended antitrust suit seeking 75 million against the United Farm Workers Organizing Committee and three other unions. The suit adds 13 plaintiffs to 95 total and names several union locals as defendants. It accuses Cesar Chavez's UFWOC of conspiring with retailers to keep grapes off the market.
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UPI
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Chicago
Retail Clerk’s International Association
New York
Meat Cutters Local
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Boston
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Grapes Pass Pesticide Tests Across Six Cities
The FDA reported no pesticide residues above tolerance in table grapes tested in six major cities including Washington DC Baltimore Los Angeles New York and Chicago. No aldrin was found in California Arizona samples and researchers tested for DDT DDE dieldrin kelthane diazinon ethion parathion and other chemicals.
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Senate Subcommittee On Migratory Labor
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Los Angeles
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Widows Protest Reagan's Social Security Ruling
In San Francisco angry welfare recipients protest a Reagan administration ruling that will prevent widows from claiming their children's federal Social Security benefits. The action underscores concern over changes to survivor benefits and eligibility rules affecting families.
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San Francisco
UPI
Social Secu
San Francisco Social Services Commission
Ronald Reagan
John C. Montgomery
Montgomery
Panel Sets Hearings on Open Lands
SACRAMENTO Citizens Advisory Committee on Open Space Lands proposed a 10 point program to preserve undeveloped areas. Assemblyman John T. Knox said three public hearings will be held beginning September in San Diego to gather testimony on conserving California open space lands. The plan calls for a state department of open space lands and regional agencies and allows cities or counties to condemn land to keep it undeveloped.
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River Port Struck in Cargo Tit
More than 100 warehouse workers walked off at the Port of Stockton in a work stoppage. ILWU Local 54 leader Edward P. Fuller says a union delegation will meet the port commission Monday to demand removal of Port Director George Hench. The dispute centers on declining tonnage and a Teamsters contract handling military equipment returning from Vietnam. A prior ILWU walkout and picketing prompted a federal judge to issue a temporary restraining order.
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UPI
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Edward P. Fuller
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
Port Commission
George Hench
Fuller
Teamsters
Vietnam
ILWU
Man pleads guilty in thefts at Navy depots
A 25 year old man Moises Nick Almendarez pleaded guilty to receiving government property stolen from a Navy supply depot. Judge Thomas MacBride scheduled sentencing August 28. Almendarez is among 23 charged in thefts at the Tracy Depot and the Rough and Ready Island Depot near Stockton.
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Sacramento
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Almendarez
Tracy
Island
Stockton
Redwoods' Ruin Attributed To Heavy Snowfall
Sequoia National Park reports ten giant redwoods toppled since winter with four falls in the last week. Two San Jose State professors cite record snowfall weakening roots as soil moisture runs 200 to 300 percent above normal. One death occurs from debris when a tree fell at Hazelwood Campground and the area remains closed.
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Sequoia National Park
UPI
San Jose State College
Stella St. Johns
North Hollywood
Hazelwood Campground
Judge Bars Arrest of Erotic Film Patrons in S F
U S district Judge Alison Zirpoli blocked police from arresting patrons at erotic films in San Francisco. Police had raided two sex film theatres this month, with 19 arrests. Hearings set for next Friday as Demich Inc. owners of the O'Farrell Theatre challenge obscenity and related laws.
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U.S
Alison Zirpoli
American Civil Liberties Union
Erators
Demich Inc
O’farrell
Alex de Renzy
Peerless Theatre
O'Farrell
James Mitchell
Hickel Urges National Fight Against Water Pollution
Secretary of the Interior Walter J. Hickel urged a national commitment to curb water pollution with an estimated $15 billion needed to restore America’s waterways. He spoke at Crissy Field San Francisco with Sen. George Murphy praising the Bay Conservation and Development Commission and signaling possible model status for other regions.
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Walter J. Hickel
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Calif
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Navy
California
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Bay Fill
Point Reyes
Woman Reports Car Stereo Theft At Long Beach Marina
Sharon Tucker of 4621 Myra Ave Cypress told Long Beach police Friday that her car near the Long Beach Marina was looted of a stereo tape and tapes valued at unknown amounts.
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Anaheim Road
Long Beach
Sharon ‘Tucker
Myra Ave
Cypress
Long Beach Marina
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