Police action defended amid Isla Vista unrest urged by UC Santa Barbara coaches
UC Santa Barbara head coach Andy Everest and two assistants testified to the Board of Supervisors defending police actions during the Isla Vista riots June 10 and 11. They claimed provocation from students and said officers faced missiles and obscenities, with some athletes admitting they helped provoke police. Supporters praised police while locals urged protection for property.
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UC Santa Barbara
Andy Everest
Board of Supervisors
Isla Vista
Everest
House of Lords
Ed Swartz
Don Turner
Turner
Don Lawrence
Goleta Valley
Jack Swartz
Swartz
Berkeley
Israel launches helicopter raid into Egypt near Suez
Israeli commandos crossed the Gulf of Suez and hit a military base 42 miles inside Egypt, destroying two armored personnel carriers and reporting no Israeli casualties. Cairo called the claims imaginary, saying Egyptians suffered heavy losses. The raid followed two similar strikes in 12 days targeting Bir Araiyida and the Zatarana coast area.
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United Press International
Israel
Gulf of Suez
Egypt
Cairo
Tel Aviv
Bir Araiyida
The
Gulf
Zatarana
Valley Residents Hope Swift Demolition After Grade Books Found
Long time valley residents search for a quick raze of the junior high building after discovering old grade books amid rubble showing low marks. Walt and Jack Helmuth adjust their new barbecue pit nearby.
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Long
Eight jurors tentatively set for Manson trial
In Los Angeles on Monday eight jurors were tentatively selected for the Tate LaBianca murder case against four Manson Family members. The defense sought access to Linda Kasabian amid immunity talks, while Judge Older delayed ruling on waiving a jury trial for Susan Atkins. The eight tentative jurors include three women and five men.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Tate-LaBianca
Dave Shinn
Susan Atkins
Linda Kasabian
Shinn
Miss Atkins
Older
Admission to fireworks planned for Huyck Stadium
Fire department officials abandon voluntary funding for the Fourth of July display at Huyck Stadium and will charge admission. Adults pay 1 dollar and students or cardholders 90 cents. Special tickets go to previous donors. turnout exceeds 10 000.
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Huyck Stadium
John Baker
Baker
Lompoc High School
College Avenue
Nixon seeks ruling on lower voting age constitutional issue
President Nixon signed the Voting Rights Act and ordered an early court ruling on whether Congress may lower the voting age to 18. He urged a constitutional amendment if the new law is overturned, while Congress debates its fate.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Congress
South
John N. Mitchell
House
Emanuel Celler
Dn.y
House Judiciary Committee
Celler
Busing Bill Advances in Senate Amid Assembly Clash
In Sacramento a bill prohibiting compulsory busing cleared the Assembly 448 and moved to the Senate. Assemblyman Floyd Wakefield claimed it had no link to integration while opponents warned it would outlaw Berkeley's program and promote segregation. Lawmakers attacked the measure as damaging to equality and minority groups.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate
Assembly
Floyd Wakefield
John Vasconcellos
D-San Jose
Berkeley
William T. Bagley
San Rafael
Beattie names four to county water advisory panel
Fourth District Supervisor Francis H. Beattie will name four Lompoc Valley leaders to the countywide water advisory Committee. The appointees are Lompoc Mayor Arthur Scott Councilman George Cotsenmeyer Record Editor Harry Crompe and Virgil Phelps of the Santa Ynez River Water Conservation District. The panel will serve the Water Agency through state water delivery negotiations and supply development including potential desalination. The group meets today at 2 p.m. in Santa Barbara.
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Francis H. Beattie
Lompoc Valley
Lompoc
Arthur Scott
George Cotsenmeyer
Harry Crompe
Virgil Phelps
Santa Ynez River
Water Agency
Santa Barbara
Democrats threaten to block Reagan budget again in revolt
Assembly Democrats may block the $6.48 billion budget after opposing Gov Reagan's choice of Carley Porter for the budget conference committee. Zenovich says the caucus is upset and will push Crown with a shopping list including more school aid and funds for the elderly disabled and blind.
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UPI
Assembly
Ronald Reagan
Carley V. Porter
George Zenovich
Democratic Caucus
Robert Monagan
Porter
Monagan
Robert W Crown
D-Alameda
Reagan
House
Carley
Zenovich
Crown
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