UC Students Battle Law For 4 Days
In Santa Barbara California law officers mass arrest about 75 people two hours after a dusk to dawn curfew, bringing total arrests in four nights of unrest to 231. Police said about 200 youths gathered in Isla Vista before sundown, then split into small groups as tear gas was used in at least one confrontation. Fires were set near a Bank of America branch once burned in February. The disturbance followed indictments of 17 people for the previous bank burning, with 11 surrendering or in custody.
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SUN Names Woestendiek Editor of Colorado Springs SUN
William J Woestendiek award winning newsman named editor and publisher of the Colorado Springs SUN Hank Greenspun owner announced at a Washington press conference attended by Mrs Martha Mitchell The move follows Woestendiek firing over his wife joining Mrs Mitchells team and amid Mitchells praise for the couple and their planned relocation to Colorado Springs
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Strike at Nevada Test Site marks 10th day of talks
Local 12 of the Operating Engineers at the Nevada Atomic Test Site enters its 10th day with no new agreement. REECo and Catalytic Construction Co. continue negotiations as picketing occurs at three Test Site entrances and absenteeism runs 35 to 65 percent.
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Variable clouds and warm winds with 95 degree high
Variable cloudiness with southerly winds 10 to 20 mph and gusts. Today's high 95 and low 65. Yesterday's high 90 and low 67. Sunrise 0:23 am with sunset at 7:57 pm. A year ago today the high and low were 83 and 8?
Boulder City Names Richard G. Isenberg City Manager
Richard G. Isenberg, 42, of Turlock California, chosen as Boulder City manager from 67 applicants after council sessions. He has served as city manager of Turlock and as recreation director in Los Altos, and will take over in about two weeks replacing James Heald who retires for health reasons.
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Lawmakers Say Cambodia Operation a Major Military Achievement
A bipartisan group including three senators four representatives three governors and White House aides returning from Indochina rated the Cambodian operation a major military achievement and said it could shorten the war. They denied plans to push the policy for public sale and planned to brief Nixon at the White House.
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FBI to Reinstate Print ID Service After Protests
Senator Alan Bible says the FBI will restore fingerprint identification services for job applicants amid protests from law enforcement nationwide. Funding for full service is being sought to restore next month, aligning with preventive policing goals. Nevada officials warn cuts hit licensing in gaming and raise public safety concerns.
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Nevada Chief Justice Collins to leave bench for private practice
Nevada Supreme Court Chief Justice Jon Collins, 47, will not seek re election this year and will return to private law practice for personal and economic reasons. He has led pay raises for judges, though the legislature raised salaries only to 28,000 in 1971 from 22,000.
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Lost Boy Rescued by Helicopter Near Angel Peak
A nine year old boy from Las Vegas was missing near Hilltop Campground by Angel Peak after leaving to walk his dog at 2 p.m. A helicopter from Hughes Air Terminal located him around 8 p.m. and guided 30 posse members and deputies to his location. He was found unharmed.
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Sign Builder Electrocuted In Freak Mishap
Laurence E. Williams a 27 year old SUN Outdoor Advertising employee was electrocuted in a freak accident at 9 30 a m yesterday. He was lifting a 12 foot steel trim when it touched a 12 000 volt power line about six feet from a poster at 2140 Las Vegas Blvd North. Williams received about 7500 volts. two coworkers Charles Small and Charles Brouse witnessed the event.
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