Ehrlichman to serve on New Mexico Pueblo reservation
Convicted Watergate figure John Ehrlichman plans to perform personal penance by living on an Eight Northern Indian Pueblos reservation in north central New Mexico to provide land use legal aid to the Taos Picuris San Juan Santa Clara San Ildefonso Tesuque Pojoaque and Nambe tribes. Federal Judge Sirica rejected alternate service but Ehrlichman will pursue an appeal while the tribes welcomed his help.
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Episcopal Priest Faces Church Court Over Eucharist Decision
Rev William Wendt rector of St Stephen's and the Incarnation will answer charges after a diocesan spokesman confirms a formal presentment for defying Bishop Creighton's order banning a woman from celebrating the eucharist. Wendt has 60 days to respond.
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Newsmen criticize Hearst kidnap coverage at West Coast panel
About 800 attendees, including students and journalists, gathered in San Francisco to review media coverage of the Patricia Hearst kidnapping. Randolph Hearst spoke on newsroom censorship and newsroom friction at the Examiner, Chronicle liaison, and family views on coverage during the SLA case.
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Berkeley Fire Captain Pick Sparks Reverse Discrimination Battle
Lt. Jack Rinne a 16 year veteran, rank fifth for captaincy, lost to a Black firefighter under Berkeley’s affirmative action law prompting a suit. Judge Lyle Cook signaling possible strike down of the policy cites new invidious discrimination. City backs the plan saying it redresses past imbalances while critics warn of quotas and legal challenges ahead.
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