Cal State Official Resigns Over Radical Frictions
Alvin Marks 43 resigns as dean of students at the California State Colleges after six months in the post. He cites frustration with a radical minority and plans to return to campus life. Chancellor Glenn Dumke expresses personal regret over the departure.
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Alvin Marks
California State Colleges
Marks
Skymark Airline
State College
Glenn S. Dumke
Dr. Marks
The
State College System
Sonoma State College
Panther's Passport in Escrow: Cox Appears in San Jose Court
Donald Lee Cox 33, called Black Panther field marshal, arrived in San Jose from Algiers after a 27 hour flight to face a San Francisco indictment for unlawful firearm possession by an ex convict. He was ordered to appear Friday or risk arrest on a $30 000 bench warrant. Continuous court duties place him between San Jose and San Francisco.
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San Jose
Black Panther
Donald Lee Cox
New York
Algiers
Cox
San Francisco
U.S. District Court
Robert Peckham
Judge orders release of surplus food to California poor
UPI report states a federal judge directed the USDA to release nearly four million pounds of surplus food stored in Sacramento to more than 10 000 destitute Californians in the Central Valley. The order targets hungry farm workers welfare recipients and unemployed industrial workers in Stanislaus County amid disaster-area declarations and a looming grant renewal in April 1970.
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San Jose
UPI
U.S. Department of Agriculture
California
Central Valley
Robert F. Peckham
California Oral
Agriculture Department
Sacramento
Stanislaus County
State to Switch 175 Cars to Smogless Fuel Systems
Governor Ronald Reagan announced California will immediately convert 175 state vehicles to a dual fuel system enabling smog free compressed natural gas in metropolitan areas. The program costs about 400 dollars per vehicle and will roll out from the 1971 model year onward with 2,000 new vehicles ordered.
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Sacramento
Ronald Reagan
California
Governor Sets Emission Standards for State Vehicles
The governor announced that natural gas powered driving will be promoted in smog plagued metro areas. He also said all 1971 Altos and trucks bought by the state for use in smog troubled zones must meet the emission standards schedule applicable to vehicles purchased after 1975.
Leary Seeks Suppression of Drug Evidence in Orange Case
Dr. Timothy Leary asked a California court to suppress drugs found in his Laguna Beach car on December 26, 1968. He contends the search was illegal and that doctors testified the observed actions did not indicate marijuana use, challenging probable cause.
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San Francisco
UPI
Timothy Leary
World of Psychedelic Drugs
Orange County
Leary
Laguna Beach
John
Harvard
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