Frisco Mayor’s Big Legal Fee Under Scrutiny
San Francisco Mayor Jo Alioto faces questions over a 15 percent legal fee from a 1965 antitrust case. Alioto, who represented 15 utility districts, earned about 705 160 of a 2 3 million fee, with a settlement ending in 16 million after six years of litigation. The probe follows calls by Washington AG Slade Gorton for examination of Alioto’s arrangements.
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Dead hiker found on Sunrise Mountain identified as Bergman
Three youths discovered a dead man at Sunrise Mountain at 1 a.m. The tentative identity is John Charles Bergman, 23, possibly from San Francisco. Sheriff’s Lt. Bud Gregg said the body shows he died 24 to 48 hours earlier after an ankle injury left him unable to descend.
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Kennedy Questions Lottery Randomness Amid Draft Concerns
Senator Edward M. Kennedy urged the National Academy of Sciences to analyze the Dec 1 draft lottery after mathematicians suggested inadequate mixing of capsules. He cited early year birth dates appearing less likely and asked for a review of randomness and proposed improvements to ensure fair future draws.
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Perot expects Hanoi nod for Christmas airlift to prisoners
Billionaire H. Ross Perot, citing a Hanoi response, believes North Vietnam will permit a Christmas aid airlift for American prisoners. He plans to depart Dallas Love Field with food, clothing, and 1,400 dinners, delivered via normal postal routes as arranged by the North Vietnamese.
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Officials Reassert Oil Leak Under Control Off Santa Barbara
Union Oil officials said oil leaking from the Santa Barbara Channel was near normal levels of five to ten barrels a day after restoring all wells to production. The leak, from the seabed near well 514 miles offshore, followed a damaged pipeline. Skimming and dispersants were used as crews worked to determine the oil’s source and contain the spill.
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Israel holds emergency cabinet over U S ties crisis
Israel faces U S proposals demanding withdrawal from the 1967 territories and shared Jerusalem as tensions rise. Foreign Minister Eban arrives from Washington for a meeting with Premier Meir as Rabin notes erosion in ties. France also moves toward Libya arms talks, worsening regional strains.
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Public opposition to Okinawa return to Japan
Harris survey shows 50 percent oppose returning Okinawa while 26 percent agree. The issue follows a Nixon Sato agreement as Japan's Premier calls parliamentary elections set for December 27. Senate ratification would be required for any handover, indicating possible political friction.
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Weather: Gusty Winds and Rain Chance in Valley
Variable gusty winds at 16 to 20 mph. A 20 percent chance of rain in the valley. Today's high 64 and low 40. Noontime humidity 36 percent. Sunrise at 6 48, sunset at 4 30. Yesterday reached 64 with a low of 37.
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