Reagan Orders State Aid To Calm Berkeley Campus Uproar
Governor Reagan says the Berkeley disturbances spurred by dissidents have strained law enforcement and disrupted classes and campus access. He cites threats from off campus groups and orders open ended state and local police assistance. Interim suspensions and facility bans may follow for involved students.
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Sealab Ti Dive Target Near Midmonth
The Navy aims to begin the Sealab Ti man in the sea project off San Diego by midmonth. Officials say weather and technical checks are delaying the schedule but the mission remains a priority for deep-sea endurance research and naval engineering.
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Riot police arrest 33 at Mission High School
Riot police arrested 33 people at Mission High School amid ongoing disturbances as about 250 students gathered outside and refused to return to class. Several arrested for loitering on school property include Russell Beebe of San Francisco State College, who carried a tear gas pistol and urged striking students.
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Oil spill hits harbor as animals suffer and cleanup continues
By midday the slick thinned surface water while five suction trucks labored to remove oil. More than 100 prison inmates aided cleanup as wildlife harmed by the spill appeared on beaches. Sea birds coated with oil died. officials say survival chances drop if rescue is delayed. Authorities fear impacts on fishing and marine life on offshore islands.
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TV Ads Debate FCC Cigarette Ban Sparks Congress Clash
Lawmakers react as the FCC proposes a broadcast ban on cigarette ads. Hyde notes Congress will be the final arbiter amid health data on smoking deaths. The Tobacco Institute denounces the ruling as arbitrary while NAB protests precedent. Congress urged to review health implications and fiscal impact on tobacco sales.
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Fire Bomb Damage Sets Los Angeles Duplex At $20,000
A blaze started by a fire bomb caused an estimated $20,000 damage to a Los Angeles duplex Wednesday night. Firemen said youths in a car hurled a Molotov cocktail into the first floor, occupied by Mercedes Ramirez. The Patera family, with six children, lived upstairs. all occupants escaped unharmed. The same youths reportedly fire bombed a nearby home shortly after, causing only minor damage.
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Los Angeles Counterfeiter Sentenced in Federal Court
Thomas Tierney, convicted in December on five counts of counterfeiting $3 million, was sentenced in federal court to four years in prison. Tierney, formerly of Canoga Park, aided three others now imprisoned in the counterfeiting plot. He is free on $92,500 bond and plans an appeal.
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L B Man Acquires Former FDR Yacht For Oceanographic Use
The former presidential yacht Patriae is to be sold at the Port of Los Angeles to Edward Bynan of 4 Via di Roma Walk. The yacht will be converted for oceanographic research and testing by the Potomac Operations Corporation, of which Bynan is president. The firm has bought mortgages and liens and plans foreclosure ownership, with an estimated replacement value around $2 million and $100,000 set aside for refitting.
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Marineland Plans 2.5 Million Expansion with Shark Tank
Marineland of the Pacific announced a 2.3 million expansion to cost 1 million for phase one, to add 90 acres of new facilities including the world's largest 60,000-gallon shark tank with 40 feet of underwater viewing. plans include whale, dolphin, and sea lion pools with feeding and training, an ocean promenade, and a moving sidewalk from Oceanside Plaza to the upper area featuring multiple attractions.
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