Garden Grove sniper arrest in 13 year old girl shooting
A 10 year old Garden Grove boy was arrested as a suspect in the sniper shooting of 13 year old Deborah Salafia. Police seized a .22 rifle and the girl was treated and released from Palm Harbor Hospital. The case remains under investigation with the suspect released to guardians.
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Breckenridge Riley
Deborah Salafia
Joseph Salafia
Palm Harbor Hospital
Bill Jacobs
Man Held in Death of Girl in Los Angeles Suburb
Deputies hold 22 year old Dennis Solginick after he drove his 19 year old girlfriend through the San Gabriel Valley with her body and later delivered her to La Puente Hospital. He claims she took heroin at his apartment Tuesday night and died. autopsy pending. He faces narcotics charges. City Council backs tougher marijuana and methamphetamine penalties.
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la Puente Community Hospital
Solginick
Cal Poly Faculty Back Dumke in Confidence Vote
The Cal Poly Faculty Staff Council unanimously supported Chancellor Dumke amid clashes with the statewide Academic Senate. The 55-member body, representing 1,200 faculty and staff, condemned the Senate’s charges and defended local autonomy and faculty input in policy, endorsing Dumke’s approach to democratic consultation.
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State College System
California State Polytechnic College
San Luis Obispo
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Cal Poly Council
Academic Senate
Robert E. Kennedy
Hitch Urges Graduates to Embrace Social Responsibility
Los Angeles UPI Charles J. Hitch president of the University of California spoke to Los Angeles City College graduates urging a strong sense of social duty. He warned that both older and younger generations resist change but called the tension healthy and warned against complacency in government and society.
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UPI
Charles J. Hitch
University of California
Los Angeles City College
Hitch
Los Angeles teachers win 6 percent pay hike
The Los Angeles Board of Education approved a 6 percent salary increase for about 25,000 city teachers to take effect July 1 for the 1968-69 school year. The action follows prior criticism over a proposed 4.8 percent superintendent raise and a one day walkout on May 31.
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Los Angeles Board of Education
Los Angeles City
Jack P. Crowther
New Funds Out Predicted County Tax Hike by .6 Cent
The county expects a 0.6 cent reduction in the previously forecast tax rise, now seen at 24.9 cents per $100 assessed value. Chief administrator Lindon Hollinger says overall funds show higher general fund needs, with revised totals and potential legislative changes adding uncertainty to the tax picture. The report notes pending Sacramento bills could raise costs and offset relief plans.
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Treasury
Hollinger
Sacramento
Compton
Los Cerritos
Assembly
Coun
Pasadena businessman acquitted in wife murder case
A wealthy Pasadena businessman was found not guilty by a Superior Court jury of murdering his wife Warren Ackley Parker, 45, co-owner of an office equipment firm. The jury deliberated briefly after a trial before Judge William B Keene.
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CNS
Warren Ackley Parker
William B. Keene
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