College protests erupt across campuses in California
Across California campuses violence and arrests erupted as police dispersed crowds at Valley State and San Francisco State. Rev. James Hargett and 13 others were arrested including Shel ton Jones and Winston Freeman. The situation involved Black Student Union demands for a black studies department and amnesty for indicted students while unions clashed with authorities over picket lines.
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Brandeis Protesters Seize Hall In Mass Stand
WALTHAM Mass UPI President Morris Abrams met briefly with 85 black students who barricaded Ford Hall at Brandeis University in a stand over grievances. They demanded a center for African studies year round recruitment by a Negro headed admissions and a King or Malcolm X scholarship fund.
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Community help and health care questions in Long Beach news
A city inquiry covers a clothing donation location with hours and contact, a donor offers a large speaker system to a youth nonprofit, and a reader seeks guidance on lodging abuse in convalescent care. Health inspectors explain complaint handling and potential license actions by state agencies.
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AFT Blames Reagan for Bloodshed at College
From Our National Bureau Washington The American Federation of Teachers head charged that Governor Ronald Reagan is directly responsible for bloodshed at San Francisco State College AFL-CIO President David Selden said Reagan refused to bargain with striking teachers and issued provocative statements aimed at provoking violence on campus This bloodshed would not have occurred if the governor had settled the dispute
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Double Trouble for Willie Espinosa in Long Beach Court
San Pedro fisherman Willie Espinosa, 29, faced two contempt actions from ex-wives Christine, 28, and Dolores, 32, in a Long Beach Superior Court. Both filed for alimony and fees as the judge issued two bench warrants when Espinosa, said to be on a commercial boat out of San Diego, did not appear. March 5 set for next court round.
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Sunny return ushers brief warm spell in Long Beach
Long Beach and nearby areas expect a brief respite from fog with sun from mid morning to sunset though winter chill remains. Clouds return Friday with a chance of rain in the lowlands and snow in the mountains this weekend. Downtown Long Beach reached 58 Wednesday, with a forecast to near 60 today as winds stay gusty and chilly in the mountains and deserts.
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Japanese Jet Nearly Dunks Again at Oakland Landing
A Japan Air Lines jet from Tokyo to San Francisco aborted its approach near Hayward at 200 feet, far below the 1,300 feet required. The DC-8 from the same flight number splashed into San Francisco Bay in November, with 107 passengers escaping unharmed as the craft settled in six feet of water near the airport.
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Redding Quiet Town Confronts Vigilante Police Power
A private citizen led vigilante group in Redding has been given police powers by Police Chief George Vanderpool. The 17,000 resident city lacks formal notification and Mayor George K Mary, City Council, and City Manager Robert W Cowden express shock. Members patrol with regular officers, carry guns and badges, and can arrest only when with sworn officers. The move, dating back over a year, unsettles officials who will investigate.
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