Mulligan seeks new post after Honolulu bribery charges drop
Kerry Mulligan former chief state water pollution official says he will discuss possible appointment with Gov Ronald Reagan after Honolulu Prosecutor drops bribery charges against him and two ESI executives. Mulligan resigns from Water Resources post, urges meeting to discuss future role as pollution fighter. Reagan says his decision on reappointment remains uncertain and unrelated to the case.
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Sacramento
UPI
Kerry Mulligan
Honolulu
Ronald Reagan
Barry Chung
Mulligan
Southern California
Engineering Sciences Inc
Arcadia
Chung
ESI
Reagan
Cotter
Court rules Flagler County schools err in race term use
The 5th Circuit upholds a ruling against the Flagler County School Board for labeling students and teachers Oriental and arguing it could not define Negro for desegregation purposes The board dropped the case but Superintendent James O Craig pursued it raising costs and the court ordered segregation to be rooted out completely The district court had ordered integration Aug 7 1970 and the appeals court criticized the boards resistance while noting Craig retired due to health and might pursue the case further
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New Orleans
UPI
Circuit Court of Appeals
Florida
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Flagler County
James O Craig
Craig
U.S. District Court For Middle
Morning after pill may fight cancer and clots
Boston biochemist Dr. Herbert H. Woitz reports estriol, a hormone related to estradiol, may block reproduction and act as a cancer fighter while aiding clot dissolution. In animal tests estriol reduced side effects seen with contraceptives. human trials to start in about two months.
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UPI
Boston
Karate clerk foils unarmed holdup in Anaheim store
Ty Ritter 25 said he would tell the two intruders he had karate and fought back, kicking at them when nylon bag marbles struck him. The gunman later shot Ritter with his own pistol after discovering a weapon Ritter kept for armed robbery risks.
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Lompoc Man Reunites With Son After 42 Years
Vernon Grubbs recalls a 52 year old chain of events that led to the unexpected discovery of his long lost son Carl. A letter from Linda Stroud triggered contact through a cousin, revealing Carl's existence and prompting hopes for a reunion and future conversation. Vernon now cherishes five children, 22 grandchildren, and six great grandchildren. He remains hopeful to speak with Carl soon.
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Demos Seek to Block End of Kleindienst Hearings
Democrats say they have votes to block any Republican bid to end month old hearings on Richard G Kleindienst as attorney general. The inquiry linked ITT antitrust settlement to a GOP convention contribution and resumes April 6 after an Easter recess.
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Kleindienst
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Senate
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ITT
San Diego
Wreckage Found. Roy Corrigan Among Missing Plane Victims
Catalina Island searchers discover a small plane wreckage with the body of Roy W. Corrigan, 22, son of Douglas Wrong Way Corrigan, and a passenger, Roger Powell, both from Santa Ana. A Civil Air Patrol observer helped in the inland search. Powell’s identity was not confirmed.
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Ireland
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United States
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Angela Davis defends innocence at California trial
Angela Davis declared her innocence on the trial’s second day in San Jose. She condemned the charges as fantastical and noted she acted as her own attorney. Prosecution called witness Maria Graham who described the 1970 San Rafael courthouse hostage incident and Judge Haley’s death.
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UPI
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Stage Center
Miss Davis
San Rafael
Harold Haley
Maria Graham
Jonathan Jackson
Soledad Brothers
Jackson
Mail 45 1 Against Court Death Penalty California
Governor Reagan's office reports 3949 letters and telegrams since the February ruling. 85 oppose possible restoration of capital punishment. Public reaction ranges from anger and threats of rabid dog “free runs” to praise as a step forward. attorney general notes about 500 letters outside the court’s decision. Citizens consider petition drives for a November ballot.
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California
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Federal nutrition bill prompts elderly outreach drive
Washington UPI reports the Nixon administration will deploy thousands of federal workers to find isolated seniors and inform them about low cost group meals under a new two year 250 million program. The plan follows swift congressional passage and Nixon's March 22 signing.
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UFW Faces Bipartisan Criticism Over NLRB Actions
Sen Edward M Kennedy leads calls for GAO review of NLRB conduct against United Farm Workers. The Black Caucus weighs legal action against NLRB court move to end UFW picketing of wine producers. Several congressmen across parties join protests alleging federal harassment of farmworker organizing under Taft-Hartley.
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United Farm Workers Union
Edward M. Kennedy
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NLRB
United Farm Workers
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UFW
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