Angela Davis freed on 102500 dollar bail in California
Angela Davis was released after posting 102500 bail on murder kidnapping and conspiracy charges. She must live in Santa Clara County and avoid rallies, maintain silence on the case, and not travel by air. A San Jose news conference was planned, with defense attorneys signaling readiness for trial.
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San Jose
Calif
UPI
Angela Davis
UCLA
Palo Alto
Superior Court
Richard E. Arnason
Santa Clara County
Steve Sparacino
Commission OKs park curfew plan closing city parks nightly
The Parks and Recreation Commission approved a chapter 19 curfew proposal closing city parks from 11 p.m. to sunrise. The measure, backed by Police Chief James Smith, aims to curb late night vandalism and keep youths from unsafe gatherings. The council will consider the changes March 21.
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Parks and Recreation Commission
Lompoc
James Smith
James Longtin
Eugene Forbes
Forbes
Longtin
Commissioner Dino
Pesci
Gene Wahlers
Parks and Recreation
Jeff Milbourne
Joe Valencia
Marjorie Thomas
Nixon and Chou hold secret China talks and dinner
President Nixon and Premier Chou En-lai spent five hours in secret sessions and a formal dinner at the Great Hall of the People in Peking. Rogers and Chi Peng-fei also held a three hour meeting as efforts to widen Sino American contacts continue amid a warming tone.
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UPS
Nixon
Chou En-lai
United States
China
Chou
Great Hall of the Peoples
Taiwan
Chiang Kaishek
William P. Rogers
Chi Peng-fei
Rogers
Chi
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Lakeshore
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U.S
Ministry of Information
Peking Restaurant
Chang Cheh Chi
Hsinhua
R. H. Shackford
Scripps-Howard
Great Wall
Senate panel endorses Kleindienst for attorney general
The Senate Judiciary Committee unanimously approved President Nixon's nominee Richard G. Kleindienst to succeed John N. Mitchell as attorney general. The panel expects action on the Senate floor next Tuesday or Wednesday with final approval likely, as Eastland predicts no difficulty for confirmation.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Richard G. Kleindienst
John N. Mitchell
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Eastland
Kleindienst
Justice Department
Mitchell
Law and Order
Rockefeller presses for welfare reform in stalled Congress
Governor Nelson Rockefeller urged fellow governors to push Congress for the administration's welfare reform bill. He said the Senate Finance Committee is unlikely to pass it with broad provisions, except possibly pilot projects. Rockefeller's Human Resources Committee will present a strong position paper urging committee approval, noting pilot projects are already under test in several states.
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Washington
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York Today
Congress
Senate
Rockefeller
Senate Finance Committee
House
National Governors’ Conference
Legislature Abandons 1972 Reapportionment Effort
After 14 months of effort the California legislature abandoned plans to reapportion for the 1972 elections. Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti said all efforts are dead and the Senate followed, shifting focus to 1974.
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Sacramento
UPI
Assembly
Bob Moretti
D-Van Nuys
Committee to probe college program mismanagement
A legislative subcommittee will hear testimony next week on alleged mismanagement of a program letting state college students study overseas. Assemblyman Warren says students were overcharged $310,545 over five years and questions about European trips and travel expenses are being probed.
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Sacramento
UPI
Charles Warren
Los Angeles
Thomas Santos
England
Leo J. Ryan
D-Burlingame
Assembly Ways and Means
Sheriff undergoes back surgery in Goleta Valley Hospital
Sheriff John W. Carpenter will have back surgery today at Goleta Valley Community Hospital. The surgery may delay the March 13 appeal hearing for dismissed Sheriff Capt. Joel B. Honey before the County Civil Service Commission. Honey’s counsel James Lindsey plans a deposition once Carpenter recovers. The department finished a nine day deposition of Honey in a three week period. Lindsey seeks rulings from hearing officer Gerald Smelzer in Santa Barbara soon.
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John W. Carpenter
Goleta Valley Community Hospital
Associates
Joel B. Honey
County Civil Service Commission
James Lindsey
Honey
Carpenter
Sheriff's Department
Lindsey
San Diego
Gerald Smelzer
Santa Barbara
Beattie Seeks Third Term as Santa Barbara County Supervisor
Beattie 59 of Lompoc Valley announces candidacy for re election to fourth district supervisor. He vows no salary raise for board members and calls for tax burden shift to businesses and utilities. He stresses land and air protection and vigilant local governance. Beattie is county water agency chair and regional supervisor group president. filing ends March 10 for June 6 primary.
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Francis H. Beattie
Nlne
Santa Barbara
Beattie
Board of Supervisors
Lompoc Valley
Lompoc
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