Stanford arson destroys life’s work at behavioral sciences center
M N Srinivas a Delhi University sociologist hailed as India’s leading scientist saw years of notes burned in a Stanford anti ROTC protest arson. Sol Tax urged calm while noting eight researchers suffered losses as property damage plus threats to scholars and academic integrity.
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UPI
M. N. Srinivas
University of Delhi
India
Sol Tax
University of Chicago
Center For Advanced Study In Behavioral Sciences
Stanford University
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Bunzel
Sun's light brings blindness in Indiana girl
Tipton 15 year old Ann Turner eyed an eclipse on March 7 despite warnings. She is now about 90 percent blind unable to read signs. Doctors say the loss is irreversible and born from her momentary gaze into the sun.
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UPI
Ann Turner
Ann
Pat Cline
Tipton Daily Tribune
Freed Nevada killer Leonard Fristoe 77 gains clemency
Leonard Fristoe, 77, a convicted murderer who escaped in 1923, was released after clemency by the state pardons board. He plans to sell his life story to fund a chapel at the prison and will live with a son in Eunice, New Mexico.
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Nev
UPI
Leonard Fristoe
Fristoe
Nevada
State Pardons Board
Compton
Calif
Carl Hocker
Hocker
Eunice
N.M
Leonard W. Fristoe
Reno
New Mexico
Campaign office to open for Don MacGillivray
Bill Sayre announced the MacGillivray campaign office will open this week at 914 State Street. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday with a grand opening today from 4 to 7 p.m. Assemblyman Don MacGillivray will attend with committee members. coffee, punch and snacks will be served.
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Bill Sayre
MacGillivray
Don MacGillivray
State Street
Sayre
Americans see 7.6 percent rise in per capita income
The Commerce Department reports the average annual income of Americans rose 7.6 percent last year to $3,680, with all 50 states posting records. Inflation eroded these gains to an overall 1.3 percent real increase, while Louisiana and Washington failed to keep up with rising living costs.
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Washington
UPI
Commerce Department
Louisiana
Reuther Re-elected Auto Workers Chief
Walter P. Reuther was chosen for another two year term as president of the United Auto Workers in Atlantic City. At 62 he remains the longest serving current union leader but will be ineligible for another full term under the union rule setting 65 as the maximum age for re election.
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Atlantic City
UPI
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United Auto Workers
Reuther
Obituary for Flaviano F Nano of Buellton
Flaviano F Nano 60 of Buellton died Thursday. Rosary will be recited Monday at 8 30 p m in McPeek Family Chapel. Mass is set for Tuesday 9 a m at La Purisima Catholic Church with Fr Andrew Mc Grath presiding. Interment in Evergreen Cemetery. Born in the Philippines he is survived by nephews Victor Nano and Romeo Oca of Long Beach.
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Flaviano F. Nano
Buellton
Nano
la Purisima Catholic
Andrew McGrath
Evergreen Cemetery
Philippines
Victor Nano
Romeo Oca
Long Beach
Coast Navigation School names Carlson as administrator
Lorne C Carlson appointed school administrator for NAMED Coast Navigation School Santa Barbara per school director Capt Svend T Simonsen He lives in Santa Barbara and brings financial management and admin experience from his prior post as president of Santa Maria Savings and Loan Association Carlson holds a Loyola University BBA degree and is married with three children.
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Coast Navigation School
Santa Barbara
Lorne C. Carlson
Svend T. Simonsen
Carlson
Santa Maria Savings & Loan Association
Loyola University
Nixon at Camp David and White House return planned
President Nixon and Mrs Nixon spent the night at Camp David with Charles Rebozo and are set to return to the White House tonight. He will lead a Sunday service in the East Room with Rev John Hoffman speaking and will meet the National Security Council Monday on Cambodia aid.
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United States
Nixon
Defense Department
Russell W. McFall
Western Union
North Korea
Pope denounces papers over Sardinia visit coverage
Vatican City reports Pope Paul VI criticizing newspapers for distorting news of his one day trip to Sardinia. He said violent clashes marred the event as self described anarchists hurled rocks at the Papal motorcade and damaged a police bus window.
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Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
Sardinia
Vatican
UCSB Declares New Ecological Preserve on West Campus
UCSB Chancellor Vernon I. Cheadle announced a 90 acre ecological preserve on the Devereux portion of the 220 acre West Campus. The area includes sand dunes cypress groves a tidal slough and rocky reef and will host biological study projects under the campus reserves committee led by Dr. Robert J. Haller. The space may become a natural land and water reserves unit pending UC approval and some areas will later allow limited recreation and study while horses and vehicles are banned.
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UCSB
Vernon I. Cheadle
Uc-Santa Barbara
Devereux
Robert J. Haller
Charles Hitch
Vehicle inspections scheduled by CHP at multiple locations
The California Highway Patrol will conduct next vehicle inspections on Thursday May 7 at Ocean Street and O Street and on Thursday May 21 at Central Street and H Street.
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California Highway Patrol
Ocean and
O Streets
Central
H Streets
Tests to begin on new cancer drug Laetrile
About 100 people will be tested over six months with Laetrile, an apricot pit derived cancer treatment. The FDA approved limited human trials, while critics call it dangerous and unproved. McNaughton cites cautious optimism and aims to assess potential benefits in cancer prevention and treatment.
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Washington
Ernest T. Krebs Sr
John Beard Memorial Foundation
San Francisco
National Cancer Institute
McNaughton
U.S
American Cancer Society
The
Food and Drug Directorate of Canada
McNaughton Foundation of
Montreal
California Cancer Commission
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