Reagan Says Berkeley Chaos Will Stop Now
Gov. Ronald Reagan, after a Regents meeting, declared the campus disruptions must end and that those causing it will be separated from the university. Across the country, campuses from Stillman to Penn State saw mixed protests tied to Malcolm X anniversary and student demands.
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Harbor Commission seeks power to levy oil fines
The Santa Barbara Harbor Commission asks for an ordinance to fine oil companies up to 10,000 dollars for each bird or fish killed by oil pollution. The commission on Friday submitted the proposal to local authorities.
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Oil company men find injured birds along beaches
Union Oil Co technicians found five dead grebes and one loon plus two cows on Surf and Jalama beaches as a result of the Santa Barbara Channel oil slick. Officials counted 30 live injured birds from Jalama to Point Conception while rains paused survey work.
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Burglars Hit Gulf Service Station in Night Dive
Police report burglars struck Gulf Service Station at 901 N H St last night and may have taken as much as 200 dollars. They jammed the safe and knocked off its dialing mechanism delaying an exact loss tally until an expert arrived to open the safe.
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Nixon plots Europe trip amid NATO doubts and French plan
Nixon prepares for Western Europe travel while officials weigh Charles de Gaulle’s bid for a four power European directorate and a pan-European free trade zone. The plan would reshape NATO and US influence, drawing cautious European response.
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Rainfall prompts watch as Cachuma lake level rises
Officials monitor Cachuma and Gibraltar dams after overnight showers drenched the area. About .75 inch fell at Lake Cachuma, lifting the lake level and increasing spillage to 1,400 cubic feet per second. Forecasters warn more showers, with southern California expected to remain cloudy. No injuries or accidents reported.
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Retaliation Threats Rise After Jerusalem Bombing
Police detain 60 Arab suspects in a city wide manhunt for the supermarket bombing. Transport Minister Moshe Carmel warns of retaliatory raids inside and outside Israel, while tensions rise after the ninth Arab bombing in Jerusalem or Tel Aviv in 15 months. Two killed and nine injured in the attack.
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Yugoslav Civilians to Arm Themselves Under New Defense Law
Belgrade reports that a February 11 defense law expands territorial defense units to include civilians alongside the regular armed forces. Borba says public safety purchases exceed 36 million dollars with an additional 7.2 million planned for 1969 as factories and organizations flood the defense ministry with orders.
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Flood Pictures to Be Shown at Planners Meet
Flood images depicting Valley devastation including damaged agriculture bridges and sewer plant outages will be shown after the Planning Commission meeting. George E. Goodall will report on the agriculture preserve program. Three public hearings are set on pool regulations amendments home telephone answering service and a two day carnival at Lompoc Shopping Center.
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