Officials probe private firm handling DMV letters from Coast Guard
Sacramento reports a dispute over why the Long Beach 11th Coast Guard District sent DMV letters to a private mailing firm. Attorney General Lynch reviews legality of selling driver license applicant names to such firms and the DMV rented office space to the firm and 10 others, with some tenants paying no rent.
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Department of Motor Vehicles
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Mrs. Hewitt
Campbell
Lynch
DMV
Petroleum Unit Tackles Oil Spills Says API
Sacramento report says the American Petroleum Institute launched an attack on oil spill prevention and cleanup. L P Haxby, chairman of the API subcommittee, announced that since 1969 the institute has appropriated 1.2 million dollars for spill problems and that over 1,000 experts attended a New York convention on prevention and control.
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American Petroleum Institute
L.P. Haxby
Institute
California
Interagency
New York
Cleaver Return to U.S. Predicted by Black Panther
Eldridge Cleaver and his wife Kathleen along with son Naceo are expected to return to the United States from Algeria within days. Emory Douglas and his wife Judy also plan to return to the party offices, with Cleaver facing state and federal charges related to flight and parole violations.
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Eldridge Cleaver
United States
Black Panther Party
Cleaver
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Spkesman
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Naceo
Washington, D.C
Emory Douglas
Judy
California
VISTA Aid Denied at Berkeley
Reagan administration rejects Berkeley VISTA aid in a letter from Edwin Meese to the San Francisco OEO director. Meese cites a December 1969 board resolution calling for freeing jailed Black Panther leaders Huey P. Newton and David Hilliard and granting amnesty to Eldridge Cleaver. He argues such volunteers would heighten community tensions and not provide constructive benefits.
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Charles Garry
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Sacramento
Reagan
San Francisco
Office of Economic Opportunity
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Berkeley
Meese
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Eldridge Cleaver
Algiers
Hayakawa Hears Black Grievances in San Francisco
UPI reports at State College Hayakawa met with Black Students Union leaders and Black Studies Department representatives for several hours Friday to discuss grievances that at times grew tense. He said none were solved but a follow up meeting would occur. The group delivered a list citing harassment underfinancing of Black studies and racism on campus.
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New President Named for Redlands College
Temple Buell College president Eu Gene E. Dawson will become the sixth Redlands president on August 1 after 25 years at Temple Buell. He is 53 and leads a four year liberal arts college for women. Redlands is coeducational.
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Eugene E. Dawson
Temple Buell College
Denver
University of Redlands
Dr. Dawson
Redland
Temple Buell
Assemblyman Proposes Drug Education Fund From Ad Budgets
Sacramento lawmakers report Assemblyman William Campbell proposes legislation to require drug advertisers to devote 25 percent of radio and television ad budgets to drug abuse education programs. He likens drug polluters to atmospheric polluters and urges industry responsibility.
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California
William Campbell
Oceanside chaplain billed for antiwar rally costs
City charges Rev. William R. Coats 29619 for policing and cleanup after a December 14 antiwar rally that drew 3000 participants. City Council approved the bill, which Coats calls ridiculous, while officials note costs covered personnel from city and other agencies, civil defense, meals, and miscellaneous expenses.
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University of California
Ity
Franklin Lilley
Sheriff's Office
Lilley
Civil Defense
Ernest Taylor
Coats
Taylor
Murphy Declared Fit for Campaign for Senate Reelect
Sen George Murphy after a week of medical tests at Scripps Clinic reports a clean bill of health His doctors say his condition is that of a 45 year old man He plans a vigorous campaign for a second six year term and will release a full report in a few days Murphy previously underwent throat cancer surgery in 1966 and faced potential Democratic challengers including John V Tunney George Brown and S I Hayakawa in San Francisco Riverside and statewide races
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Murphy
Scripps Clinic
John V. Tunney
Riverside
Gene Tunney
Senate
Desalting Seen as Promise but Not Economical Soon
California officials say desalting sea water shows potential for the state but won’t be economical within the 1990 period. William R. Gianelli and a departmental engineer discuss costs, timing, and a large prototype desalter to guide future decisions.
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William R. Gianelli
California
Gianelli
State Water Commission
Depat B. Price
Desalting
Premature Care Discovery Highlighted by Doctors
A fragmented report notes a medical team discovering new premie care methods, referencing long beach and millions of people having access to care improvements. The text is garbled with unclear attributions and figures.
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Wiagara
Long Beach
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