Convictions in laetrile sale case reversed in California
Five defendants including Dr. James Privitera had their convictions overturned by the California 4th District Court of Appeal on privacy grounds. The court held that prohibiting licensed physicians from administering laetrile and restricting sales to doctors or prescriptions intruded on a constitutionally protected right to privacy.
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Chula Vista
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Turner
Privitera
Gordon Cologne
Lockheed machinists strike widens as talks resume
Nearly 20,000 IAMAW workers in California and Georgia resume a fresh round of talks with Lockheed officials after federal mediators laid out ground rules. The walkout began October 10 with 8,500 California workers and 5,000 in Georgia joining over pay seniority and pensions.
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UPI
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Lockheed Corp
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National Weather Service San Francisco 24-Hour Temps
United Press International reports the 24 hour temperature and precipitation table ending at 4 am Pacific time. Data prepared by the National Weather Service in San Francisco summarizes regional highs and lows, rainfall totals, and notable weather patterns for the period.
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United Press International
National Weather Service
San Fran
Sexual abuse revealed sparks national study push
Washington officials release stark statistics showing sexual abuse is a common childhood affliction, with two unreported cases for every reported one. Hospital leaders call taboos a barrier, note offenders are often close to home, and outline a federally funded pilot to study and combat abuse nationwide.
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Green
Mary Holman
New York City
New England
California extends cold and warm spells across regions
Extended forecasts show unsettled weather in Northern California with showers and mountain snow, while Central California faces snow showers in the Sierra northward and mainly fair conditions south. Temperatures range from the upper 60s to mid 70s inland and near 60s at the coast, with cool nights in the 30s and 40s.
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UPI
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Gulf Oil Fined 229500 Over Nixon Campaign Slush Fund
The U S Treasury fined Gulf Oil Corp 229 500 for Bank Secrecy Act violations tied to a 10 3 million slush fund used for illegal political contributions to Richard Nixon and numerous lawmakers. Gulf admitted 146 transfers totaling over 6 million and paid more than 5 million to foreign political leaders.
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UPI
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Gulf Oil Corp
Richard Nixon
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United States
Treasury
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Gulf Oil
William Viglia
Gulf
Bahamas Exploration
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Viglia
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Cuba portrayed as hit man in Africa by ex UN rep
Shirley Temple Black, former U N representative and Ghana ambassador, told a Northern California World Affairs Council event that Cuba acts as a Soviet ally in Africa, with soldiers in ten countries and a destabilizing, costly impact on peaceful change. She urged measured easing of tensions with Cuba tied to ethics and world peace. In Mexico, a separate fire in Tijuana caused by a short circuit destroyed a city block, with Contempo clothing store among the losses and total damages estimated between 15 and 20 million dollars.
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UPI
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Africa
U.N
Shirley Temple Black
Carter
United States
Black
Gerald Ford
Dorian’s
Baja California Norte
Dow reports no sperm count reduction in DBCP workers
Dow Chemical Co says tests on 279 DBCP workers in Midland show 6.8 percent with low sperm counts versus 6.5 percent in 77 nonworkers, challenging recent reports that the chemical reduces fertility. Tests followed earlier suspensions and separate studies at Magnolia, Arkansas, and Lathrop, California plants.
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UPI
Dow Chemical Co
Dow
Midland
DBCP
David B. Johns
Dow U.S.A
Dow Dbcp
Magnolia
Ark
Occidental Chemical Co
Lathrop
Calif
Jury finds pair guilty of spying in federal case
A Miami federal jury convicted Lutz Weischenberg and Carl Heiser III of conspiring to export secret navigational devices. Weis chenberg was also found guilty of failing to register as a foreign agent. Heiser faced acquittals on some counts. The trial began Oct 17 and sentencing date was not set.
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UPI
Lutz Carl Weischenberg
Carl Heiser III
Weischenberg
Heiser
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