Assembly committee attacks state safety division in probe
Sacramento lawmakers assail the Division of Industrial Safety led by Jack F Hatton saying it stinks for failing to prosecute dangerous contract violations. The two day hearing featured sworn testimony from inspectors. lawmakers pressed for overhaul amid 750 industrial deaths in 1970 and a drop in prosecutions since 1966.
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Jack F. Hatton
Ontebello
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Assembly Select Committee On Industrial Safety
Hatton
Donald G. Amos
Los Angeles
California
Harold A. Crabtree
Lockheed Safety
Num
Larry E Townsend
Court ruling may merge city and county schools nationwide
Civil rights lawyers say the Richmond Va ruling could dissolve county city boundaries for schooling, creating one metropolitan district to balance black in-town and white suburban schools by busing. They warn exceptions exist where state lines apply, with many cities cited as likely cases.
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Norman Chachkin
Naacp Legal Defense Fund
Louis Lucas
Memphis, Tenn
LDF
Scheuer Arrest At Dinner In Moscow By Soviet Police
U S Representative James H Scheuer said Soviet police arrested him during dinner at the home of Alexander Lerner a Moscow cybernetics professor seeking to emigrate to Israel. Scheuer described a 40 minute incommunicado detention as Kafkaesque normal political tensions over Jewish emigration.
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James H. Scheuer
Israel
Scheuer
New York City
Alexander Lerner
Lerner
Soviet Union
House
U.S.S.R
Soviet Exchange Student Flies Home After Immigration Interview
Merab Kurashvili a Soviet exchange student boarded an Aeroflot flight to Moscow after US immigration deemed he chose to return voluntarily. He had slashed wrists and threatened self harm while being transported to Kennedy Airport amid a dispute over an interview. The State Department confirmed he wished to return to the Soviet Union.
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UPI
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Moscow
U.S
Aeroflot
Karashvili
Kennedy International
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State Department
Kurashvili
Soviet Union
Samuel Zutty
US Immigration Service
Nixon to take 80 reporters to China for trip
The White House announced 80 American newsmen will accompany President Nixon to Mainland China next month with live TV teletype and photo transmission. Ziegler said no press censorship will occur and noted a Chinese table tennis team will visit the U S in spring for matches. About 2,000 applications were received for the trip.
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UPI
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White House
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Ziegler
United States
Peking
Chou En-lai
Bail hearing eyed for Angela Davis in San Francisco
Federal judge expected to decide soon on whether Angela Davis 27 can be released on bail while awaiting her murder kidnap and conspiracy trial. Davis argued poor health and inability to aid counsel, saying she fights for her life and preserves her innocence.
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UPI
Angela Davis
Miss Davis
UCLA
Governor taps Hawkins to head Economic Opportunity Office
Sacramento United Press International reports Robert B Hawkins Jr currently acting director is named to head the state Office of Economic Opportunity. Judge Pat Mullendere from Los Angeles Municipal Court is elevated to the Los Angeles County Superior Court bench. County supervisors may call an election to determine if residents want a county service district. SB54 exempts state taxes for cars meeting federal pollution standards before 1975. SB56 requires the state to sell excess highway right of way within one year if no longer useful. Budget appropriates 7.6 billion dollars for 1972-73. SB49 authorizes licensing facialists by the state Board of Cosmetology. SB50, SB53, SB56 details noted.
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State Office of
Los Angeles
Pat Mullendere
Los Angeles County Superior Court
Walnut Creek
Alquist
San Jose
Collier
D-Yreka
Facial
State Board of Cosmetology
Carrell
San Fernando
Warrant issued for bomb planting suspect Ronald Kaufman
Federal court issues arrest warrant for Ronald Kaufman a 33 year old AWOL Army private tied to bomb plots at San Francisco Chicago and New York banks. Fingerprints linked him to San Francisco devices with letters warning of July 1971 bombings. Bond set at 500000. potential penalties reach 81 years and 90000 fines.
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Ronald Kaufman
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Kaufman
Chicago
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Democratic Society
James Edward Jensen
Ft. Jackson
S.C
Hoover
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