Santa Barbara oil suit to go to highest court
A suit to halt new drilling in the Santa Barbara Channel goes to the U S Supreme Court. County deputy counsel Marvin Levine and ACLU counsel A L Wirin said they will seek a hearing before Justice Douglas to stop new drilling and annul permits issued to Union Humble and Sun oil by the Corps of Engineers.
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U S. Supreme Court
Santa Barbara County
Marvin Levine
A. L. Wirin
American Civil Liberties Union
Southern California
William C. Douglas
Douglas
Union
Humble
Sun Oil
U.S. Corps of Engineers
U.S. 9Th Court of Appeals
U.S. District Court
Humble and
Corps of Engineers
High Court
ACLU
Walter J. Hickel
Edison Company Denied Expansion at Huntington Beach Plant
Edison’s bid to triple output at Huntington Beach was denied by Orange County air pollution chief William Fitchen after he found no proof of effective nitrogen oxides control. He urged phasing out 70 Southland fossil plants and endorsed nuclear power for future generation and seawater desalting efforts.
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William Fitchen
Orange County
Edison Company
Huntington Beach
Fitchen
Joint Committee On Atomic Development
Santa Ana
Edison
John V. Briggs
R-Fullerton
Bolsa Chica Beach
Bolsa Chica
Metropolitan Water District
Valley State students found guilty in campus takeover
Twenty of twenty one San Fernando Valley State College students were convicted on felony counts after a nonjury trial over the November 1968 takeover of two campus buildings. Thirteen were convicted of conspiracy. one defendant was acquitted.
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San Fernando Valley State College
Bars challenge L.A. topless and bottomless ban
Twelve bar operators and eight dancers filed a lawsuit Tuesday challenging the constitutionality of Los Angeles ordinances banning topless and bottomless dancing. The suit argues topless dancing is protected expression unless obscene and that the rules violate equal protection by allowing such performances in theaters and concert halls.
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Los Angeles
Fracas at San Bernardino High School Ends With Tear Gas
Seven students were arrested and another injured after a large lunchtime clash at San Bernardino High School North. Police used tear gas to disperse about 200 students whose groups fought in the quad. More than 100 students fled gas that drove them into the school offices and forced Principal George A. Dibs to flee.
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San Bernardino High School
George A. Dibs
23 Prison Escapee Waives Extradition to Nevada
Leonard Thomas Fristoe, a 77 year old former cowboy and escapee, waived extradition in Los Angeles and will be sent to Nevada to serve a life sentence for 1920 slayings. He was arrested in Compton after a knife attack allegation. charges were later dropped. He will be transported to Carson City on November 28.
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Leonard Thomas Fristoe
Nevada
Fristoe
Los Angeles
Compton
Texas
Claude Robert Willis Jr
Alondra Blvd
Christine
Willis
Jesse
Frank James
Cole
Frank Younger
Antonio E. Chavez
Carson City
UCLA Student Leader Refuses Induction Again
Rosalio A. Munoz, UCLA student body president, again refused induction into the armed forces in front of the induction center. About 40 chanting demonstrators accompanied him as he declared that if Nixon wants war then his daughters should fight it, while noting his prior rejection on Sept. 16 and a later postponement letter.
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UCLA
Rosalio A. Munoz
Armed Forces Induction Center
Nixon
Munoz
United States
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Broadway
Estee Lauder
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Palos Verdes
Silver Spur Rd
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Marina
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