$100000 Reward Offered for Chinatown Killing Leads
Mayor Moscone announced a record city reward of 100000 for information leading to the Chinatown massacre killers at a City Hall briefing. Police said focus is on specific individuals and linked the Sept 4 Golden Dragon attack to a Wah Ching and Joe Boys feud amid renewed gang violence affecting Chinatown and tourism.
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Second student sues UC on Davis minority admissions
Rita Clancy, a 22 year old Russian immigrant and UCLA graduate, sues UC Davis Medical School claiming the minority admissions program blocked her entry. UC seeks delay pending Bakke ruling while Clancy argues her waiting list spot proves admission would have occurred without the program.
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State operated bank labeled risky by banker
A state owned bank proposal drew criticism from the banking industry as risky and impractical. George Cook of the California Bankers Association questioned profitability and political influence, noting only North Dakota survives as a pure state bank among 20 attempts.
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Energy aid offered to energetic U S inventors
A two year old ERDA program via the NBS Office of Energy Related Inventions evaluates inventions that save energy or create new sources. Promising ideas move to ERDA for loans grants or marketing help. About 6000 inventions were reviewed with 41 recommended for funding or study.
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Emily Harris Prison Term Not Extended in California
Emily Harris will not have her prison term lengthened after a serious offender hearing. California Institution for Women officials said she remains eligible for parole on April 20, 1980 if she retains good time, though she could be ordered to serve up to three additional years before parole eligibility.
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