S F State College seeks funds for ethnic studies department
Trustees in Los Angeles weigh spring start for a new ethnic studies program at San Francisco State College amid student protests and tensions. A campus bomb incident caused minor damage as security tightened and debates over black studies and curricular reforms intensified. Nixon vacationed at Mermaid Beach in the Bahamas before resuming preparations for his January administration.
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Dumke
San Francisco State College
Smith
Russell Bass
San Francisco State
State College
Los Angeles
Donald Garritty
Minority quota demand at UC Medical Center
Black Students Union and the Black Caucus urged a 123 seat minority quota among 514 admitted to the University of California Medical Center for next fall. The groups noted only 22 of the center’s 2,200 current students are from minority groups.
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San Francisco
UPI
Black Students Union
Black Caucus
University of California Medical Center
Lamp shade and home lighting courses offered at local colleges
Long Beach City College offers a lamp shades and home lighting course on Mondays 12 30 to 3 30 p m at the Business and Technology campus 1305 E Pacific Coast Highway and Wednesdays 7 to 10 p m at Millikan High School 2800 Snowden Ave A Cerritos Junior College permit allows out of district attendance as the course is not offered nearby Hollywood Lamps plans to offer lamp and shade making courses early next year per store owner Sylvia Isaacs contact 663 8198 for details
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Action Line
S. K
Norwalk
Long Beach City College
Business and Technology
Pacific Coast Highway
Millikan High School
Snowden Ave
Long Beach Unified
Cerritos Junior College
Hollywood Lamps
Hillhurst Ave
Hollywood
Sylvia Isaacs
Isaacs
Courthouse spree nets Navy man in courtroom rampage
Navy petty officer Donald Hancock 21 from USS Valley Forge was arrested at the County Courthouse after turning on three fire hoses damaging a probation office window thermostat and courtroom fixtures. Officers Edwards and Smith said he admitted acting to attract attention and Hancock is jailed on mischief and trespassing charges in lieu of 625 dollars bail.
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Navy
Valley Forge
Kenneth L. Edwards
Patrick J. Smith
Donald Hancock
George Francis
Francis
Hancock
Powell faces censure and seating fight over Harlem seat
Powell, longtime Harlem representative and former chairman of the House Education and Labor Committee, faces censure, fines, and removal from seniority amid a court battle over his seating. His attorneys argue the House can only judge qualifications in the Constitution while opponents contend race influenced his exclusion.
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Harlem
Congress
House
Education and Labor Committee
Powell
Bimini
Washington
Supreme Court
Sees Wife Killed in Crash on Main Street
Huntington Beach man watched as his wife Lillian Hall died in a collision at Main Street and Red Hill Avenue near Santa Ana. Four others, including two Hall children ages 2 and 4, were critically injured. Linda Wade 19 of Huntington Beach and Ronald Ustick 46 of Tustin were in the other car. Russell Hall 21 of England Street followed in his car.
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Huntington Beach
Santa Ana
Lillian Louise Hall
Catherine
Alona Hall
Linda Jean Wade
England St. Huntington Beach
Hall
Ronald E. Ustick
Blueberry Lane
Tustin
Russell Hall
England St
Main Street
Red Hill Avenue
Death Penalty A Dead Issue In California Legislature
In California politics the death penalty has cooled since the 1960s Chessman case and a 4-3 State Supreme Court ruling. Gov. Brown backs abolition in principle but says repeal must come from the Legislature. Few bills reached hearing as lawmakers note Reagan's support for punishment.
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Sacramento
California
Brown
Supreme Court
California Court Reverses Death Penalty Itself
The state Supreme Court rules 6 to 1 that the Anderson and Saterfield death penalties must be set aside and that retroactive issues be retired. Justices Tobriner and To briner dissent argue the process of death sentencing violates due process. The ruling follows a stay that led to rebuilding San Quentin death row to hold 90 inmates.
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Stanley Mosk
Raymond L. Sullivan
Marshall F. McComb
Burke
Anderson and
Saterfield
Mathew O. Tobriner
California
Roger J. Traynor
Raymond E. Peters
Tobriner
Aaron Mitchell
Sacramento
San Quentin
Philip D. Guthrie
State Department of Corrections
Abortion-for-Pay Scheme Tied to Threats and Extortion
A computer expert Gaber testified that Hodges Chiarenza and an associate demanded money in a menacing theft plot starting Oct 1. A $7,500 check was presented as evidence. Gaber claimed a loan while defense argues it was repayment. The case includes threats, assault, and immunity rulings.
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Gaber
Harland Braun
Hodges
Chiarenza
Ben Winsberg
District Attorney’s Office
Feder
Reluctant Roosters Slow Flu Vaccine
The Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association reports a temporary shortage of fertile eggs and roosters hindering production of vaccines for the Hong Kong strain of influenza. High quality eggs are needed to create chick embryos for virus growth in the manufacturing process.
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Washington
Hong Kong
The
Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association
Five Firms Net Over Twenty Percent of U S Defense Contracts
General Dynamics led the top contract earners for fiscal 1968 with 2.239 billion dollars. Lockheed, General Electric, United Aircraft, and McDonnell Douglas also earned substantial sums, with totals showing a one percent drop from 1967. Separately, six U S pharmaceutical firms race to produce a vaccine for a potential epidemic targeting 7.5 million civilian doses in 1968.
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Washington
General Dynamics Corp
Pentagon
General Dynamics
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
General Electric Co
United Aircraft Corp
McDonnell Douglas Corp
PMA
U.S
United States
Lassen County approves San Francisco trash haul plan
The Lassen County Board of Supervisors on Monday approved a proposed agreement to allow San Francisco garbage to be hauled to Lassen County. Chairman Ralph Couse was authorized to sign with the Western Pacific Railway if the Lassen County disposal plan is adopted.
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Susanville
San Francisco
Lassen County
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