Four bombs rock bay area
Four bombs rocked northern California in an apparent terrorist attack. A blast in an attic above Stanford University President Richard W. Lyman's office caused about 5000 dollars in damage, though his office remained intact. Other blasts hit a Los Gatos post office, a Fresno state parole office, and a Bank of America in Mill Valley.
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Stanford
UPI
California
Stanford University
Richard W. Lyman
Lyman
Los Gatos
San Jose
State Parole
Fresno
Bank of America
Mill Valley
Golden Gate Bridge
San Francisco
Time to spring forward in daylight saving shift
UPI reports that daylight saving time begins at 2 a.m. Sunday in most states. People should set clocks forward one hour before bed Saturday night, turning 10 p.m. into 11 p.m.
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Washington
UPI
Assembly rejects bill ending California oil tax break
California Assembly votes 41-31 to kill a Burton bill that would limit oil depletion allowances and raise state taxes by about 26 million dollars annually. Supporters argue the subsidy harms taxpayers while opponents warn of job losses in small oil firms and economic damage.
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Sacramento
UPI
California Assembly
John L. Burton
San Francisco
Assembly
Bob Moretti
D-Van Nuys
Moretti
Reagan
Burton
Standard, Shell
ARCO
Superior
J. Paul Getty
William Ketchum
Rpase Robles
Ketchum
Vets Break Up Demonstration At Washington Mall
Antiwar veterans began dismantling their five day camp on the Mall to end the protest. Leaders appointed a cleanup crew to clear the site by noon near Capitol Hill. The action followed a Supreme Court order and a late clash over enforcement.
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Washington
UPI
Mall
Capitol
Vietnam Veterans Against the War
Capitol Hill
Supreme Court
Jerry V. Wilson
Chicago
Rennie Davis
National Peace Action Coalition
Davis Group
Peoples Coalition For Peace and Justice
Lincoln Memorial
Justice Department
U.S
George L. Hart Jr
Soviet Space Ship Launch Opens Phase Two Of Orbit Plan
Moscow reports Soyuz 10 lifted from Baikonur in dawn light to rendezvous with the Salute unmanned satellite as phase two of the first space station program advances. Up to three more manned ships may follow in the coming days.
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Moscow
UPS
Soviet Union
Tass
Baikonur Space Center
Central Asia
Officer Loren Scruggs Dies From Gunshot Wound
Veteran Highway Patrolman Loren D. Scruggs age 35 died after a drug-influenced youth shot him in the head and killed himself nearby. Funeral services were pending at Dudley-Hoffman Mortuary in San Luis Obispo.
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Loren D. Scruggs
Dudley - Hoffman Mortuary
San Luis Obispo
Scruggs
Force
Air Force
Carolyn
C. W. Scruggs
Vietnam
Mark D. Steward
Selma
Santa Barbara
Steward
Public Schools Week Activities Set Across District
California Public Schools Week starts Monday with open house visits to local classrooms in Lompoc, Santa Maria area and nearby districts. Officials encourage community members to visit their neighborhood schools as the event traces back to 1920 initiated by Charles Francis Adams of the Masons.
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California Public Schools
Lompoc
Vandenberg Junior High School
Crestview
Loma Vista
Los Padres
el Camino
Miguelito
Buena Vista
Clarence Ruth
Fillmore
Hapgood
la Canada
la Mesa
la Honda
Los Berros
Cabrillo
Mapte
Westwings
Arthur Timmer
Public Schools
Charles Francis Adams
Free and Accepted Masons
State of
California
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Adams
Masonic Fraternity
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Rock Bay Area
Robin Huff
Ed Casarez
Russell Diller
N. M St
Apt. C
Huff
Apt. A
Diller
Lompoc Hospital
Frank Lanterman
Lanterman
Hart
High Court
Judicial Branch
Lompoc Valley
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