Angela Davis case and protests recount violence and unrest
The article ties Angela Davis to a car tip and a pistol linked to a courtroom shootout, noting police questions and conflicting details. In San Francisco, protesters near Union Square clashed with police over the Davis case and related trials, with about 100 officers deployed and several arrests amid chants and placards. A Los Angeles woman died from injuries after a Huntington Beach crash, and a burglary on E Fourth Street netted $120.
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Hunt for Angela Davis Hut Sparks Militant Raids Debate
Los Angeles militants allege the Angela Davis manhunt is a cover for police raids on black militant groups. Franklin Alexander, leader of the Che-Lumumba Club, says FBI and police searched his home and that authorities seek his questioning over a San Haniel courthouse kidnapping attempt and related killings.
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Rafferty Attacks UC Professors Over Davis Hiring
California education chief Max Rafferty condemned two University of California professors for hiring Angela Davis claiming ethical and professional misconduct and urged resignations. He named UCLA department head Donald Kalish and UC San Diego mentor Herbert Marcuse as targets and described Davis as a fugitive. FBI inquiries and surveillance followed, with Alexander denying knowledge of Davis's whereabouts while distancing from the gun used in the San Rafael incident.
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California Poll Shows Reagan Dominance Across Voter Groups
A California poll indicates Ronald Reagan is the overwhelming choice among Republicans and shows solid cross over appeal to Democratic voters. Conservatives favor Reagan by wide margins while liberals and moderates lean toward him in the sample with a small share undecided.
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Girl Warns Police At Mistaken Shooting Site
Teen Barbara Gunderman testified that she accompanied San Leandro police to a skid town apartment where two Mexican nationals were killed and warned officers not to go up alone due to a possible shootout. She said she alerted them the suspect might be at the location, but no one was found after the shooting and Garutiza later turned himself in.
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Pregnancy Fails Skyjack in Japan Amid Hijack Spree
Across three incidents on Wednesday hijackers divert airliners from Poland to Denmark and from the United States to Cuba. In Japan a woman feigned pregnancy causing confusion. police subduing a lone hijacker aboard a Nagoya to Hamamatsu flight. One Japanese suspect, Sachio Ingeki, was arrested after the diversion.
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Hospital conditions to be aired in California state hospitals
Charges of deteriorating staffing and morale at California state mental hospitals including Norwalk Metropolitan State Hospital will be brought before the director of the Department of Mental Hygiene September 2. Aaron Read, statewide representative for the California State Employees Association, said Dr. James V. Lowry, director of the DMHT, has agreed to meet with CSA debates from all of the state's hospitals.
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Lawyers to Be Judges at State Colleges
Qualified attorneys will serve as hearing officers in the state college system. Chancellor Glenn Dumke announced in Los Angeles that they will judge evidence and make recommendations to college presidents. The plan, issued by Dumke in an executive order, aims to assure fairness, promptness and finality in handling conduct charges.
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Sunday Only Sale Ad at 4400 Bate Rd
A damaged Sunday notice advertises a single day sale at 4400 Bate Road. The readable fragment mentions price references and a Sunday only event, but lacks complete details or entities. The ad appears to be a local sale listing with minimal readable facts.
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Decomposed Body Found in City Water Tank
In Fountain Colorado a decomposed body was found Wednesday in a haltsaillion-gallon water tank supplying about one third of the town’s water to its 4,000 residents. The body surfaced when officials emptied the tank after two boys reported a foul odor near the top. Sheriff’s deputies estimate the body had been in the tank four to six days. Tests are being run on the water to check for health hazards.
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