Man Found With Large Cash Hoard After San Francisco Robbery
A man slouched in a pickup at 5 30 am with 6000 in cash and 45 pounds of coins in bags was later identified as William Harris 49. Police traced the money to Sally Stanford who reported her Sausalito restaurant receipt and a $14000 theft from her Pacific Heights mansion. Harris was booked on burglary and drunkenness charges and released on bail.
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Valhalla
Sausalito
Sally Stanford
Pacific Heights
William Harris
Regents Probe Into UCLA Course Content
Regents call a university wide probe into citizen and student complaints that some courses last spring shifted from planned subjects to antiwar discussion. Chancellor Charles Young cites Cambodia focus and poetry writing as examples, with reports due by September.
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Angela Davis
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UC Berkeley
Cambodia
Young
UCLA
Campus slayings mirror Santa Barbara beach murder
Dolan and Hayes were attacked with multiple stab wounds and severe facial fractures as two or more assailants butchered them on a Santa Barbara area beach trip. Police suspect no robbery motive though wallets remained. The victims had planned a San Francisco weekend and a Santa Barbara stopover to view fireworks. A similar February beach murder near the campus involved John Hood and Sandra Garcia.
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Aguilar
Wwedpods
de Cam
Hayes
San Francisco
Santa Barbara
John Franklin. Hood
Sandra Garcia
Costa Mesa Crash Ends in Fatality
A Santa Ana man identified as Lee Jerrald McClellan Jr., 82, died after his car collided with a ready mix concrete truck while making a left turn at Red Hills Road and Baker Street in Costa Mesa. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital after the 8:05 a.m. crash.
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Costa Mesa
Red’ Hills Road
Baker Street
Lee ‘Jerrald ‘McClellan Jr
W. Clarie Circle
Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital
Bar Lev cites Russian help in canal SAM-2 and SAM-3 system
Israeli defense minister Bar Lev says Russian officers direct and operate the SAM-2 and SAM-3 batteries along the canal. He notes improvements in the missiles' performance, warns SAM-3s threaten low altitude attacks, and cautions Israel needs more time to judge results after six days of strikes.
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Bar-Lev
Israel
Canal
Congress Records Eight Seconds and Endless Insertion
The July 2 Congressional Record shows heavy nonproceedings content with the Senate meeting eight seconds and the House not meeting. Reform efforts seek to curb inserts by printing non_delivered material in a distinct type, though abolition seems unlikely. Referenced Rep. Thomas M. Rees notes members insist on material in the Record. The debate highlights hours of sessions and minimal actual floor activity.
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House
Thomas M. Rees
D-Calif
Reform Group
Lassen student jailed for wearing flag as poncho
Judge Scott Kirby of Honey Lake Justice Court sentenced 19 year old Greg Alinson of Lassen County to 120 days in jail and a 250 dollar fine for wearing the American flag as a poncho. Alinson, a Lassen Junior College student, was arrested May 7 and convicted June 26 after a jury trial. His attorney said an appeal would follow.
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Scott Kirby
Honeylake
Secretary Rogers Heads to Japan for Economic Aid Talks
Secretary of State William P. Rogers flew from Saigon to Tokyo to seek greater Japanese economic aid for Southeast Asia. He will visit London after Japan before returning to the United States next weekend. Rogers cited progress in Vietnam and said the war has been reduced.
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UPI
William P. Rogers
South Vietnam
Japan
U.S
Southeast Asia
Rogers
An Son Nhut
Air Force
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
Manila
London
United States
Vietnam
Beefed Up Park Force to Remain in Yosemite
Park officials said 48 deputy marshals would stay in Yosemite National Park through next weekend to curb violence following a chaotic Fourth of July weekend. Supt. Lawrence Hadley cited about 1200 arrests, including five felonies, and warned hard core activists aimed to confront rangers. He noted intelligence suggested a larger weekend was possible, with disturbances beginning Saturday night.
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National Park
Yosemite National Park
Lawrence Hadley
Woodstock West
Park Rangers
Premarital counseling bill heads to Governor
California Assembly passes AB 402 requiring premarital counseling for anyone under 18 seeking marriage. Assemblyman James A. Mayes of Long Beach introduced the measure, which adds court mandated guidance on social economic and personal responsibilities alongside parental consent and court approval. The bill won 43 votes to zero and now goes to Governor Reagan for signature after Senate amendments.
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Assembly
Ronald Reagan
James A. Mayes
Long Beach
Hayes
California
Senate
Rousselot Sworn Into Congress Returns Birch Society Member
Congressman John Rousselot of San Marino was sworn in to fill the 24th district seat after the death of Glen Lipscomb. He defeated Democrat Myrtie Evers, widow of Medgar Evers, by about two to one in a special election. The district includes parts of the area once represented by Richard Nixon era politics. Rousselot previously served in 1961 62 and now joins John Schmitz as fellow Birch Society members in Congress.
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John Rousselot
John Birch Society
Congress
San Marino
Glen P. Lipscomb
Pat Rousselot
Myrtie V. Evers
Medgar Evers
Nixon
Rousselot
John Schmitz
Tustin
Birch Society
Paper Bag Bandit Arrested After Long Beach Holdups
Long Beach police charged 38-year-old Joseph Henry Foster of Lakewood with at least 10 counts of armed robbery tied to liquor store and market holdups. He was captured after a Saturday robbery of a fried chicken stand. a brown paper bag with cash and a nonfunctional .22 revolver were found.
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Long Beach
Lakewood
Don Murray
Joseph Henry Ioster
Tidler Ave
Foster
Singapore bans 13 pop records for drug glorification
Singapore authorities ban 13 pop music recordings they say glorify the joys of addictive drugs. Officials announced the action amid ongoing regulatory efforts to curb drug use and influence among youth.
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Singapore
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