Group for Daley rivals ordered to stand trial
The 59 member group led by Alderman William Singer and the Rev. Jesse Jackson must show why they should not be held in contempt for violating a July 8 court order barring them from unseating Daley's delegation. Daley supporters attended the hearing as the judge pressed for compliance.
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Court clears reporter record in Isla Vista riot case
Santa Barbara UPI report: Stewart Slavin, 25, a journalist covering the 1970 Isla Vista bank burning riot, wins a stipulated judgment clearing his record and receives 1500 dollars in damages from Santa Barbara County. Sheriff John Carpenter and Judge Floyd C Dodson signed and approved the settlement. Slavin was arrested February 27, 1970, while observing a fleeing path near JC Santa Barbara, handcuffed, and held 20 hours without contact after displaying a press card.
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Quest for Lifelong Learning expands UC Extension courses
The University of California Extension announces its fall quarter adult education catalog Quest for Lifelong Learning with 130 courses across 36 fields. Courses begin mainly in late September at multiple tri-county locations with day evening and weekend options. in Lompoc Vandenberg Santa Maria area offerings include digital nets, constitutional law, early childhood education, puppet making and drug abuse alternatives. For details call Ruth Adams at RE 3-1602.
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Tri-Counties
Lompoc-Vandenberg-Santa Maria
Ruth Adams
Heart operation saves young man by removing two heart valves
Doctors in East Lansing report a 24 year old Detroit man survived after two infected heart valves were removed and replaced with none. Surgeon Dr. Agustin Arbulu says the patient, a former heroin addict, now appears normal but is advised to avoid sports. The infection, caused by antibiotic resistant pseudomonas from a contaminated needle, led to the novel two valve removal after antibiotics failed.
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East Lansing
Mich
UPI
Detroit
Agustin Arbulu
Wayne State University School of Medicine
Michigan Heart Association
Arbutus
Two freighters locked after collision off Cape Hatteras
Two 520 and 544 foot freighters, the Trans Hawaii and the Republica de Colombia, collided and became locked about 12 miles off Cape Hatteras. Coast Guard boarding parties sought to separate them while fuel oil spilled and a chief engineer remained missing. Both ships were en route to Boston when the crash occurred.
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North Carolina
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California Supreme Court upholds Reagan welfare cuts
The California Supreme Court ruled the working poor welfare reduction under Reagan era policy valid. The action could cut or erase welfare checks for over 100 000 recipients, saving taxpayers about 18 million dollars annually. The decision overturns a previous invalidation and supports Gov Ronald Reagan’s welfare tightening measures.
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UPI
California Supreme Court
Stanley Mosk
Ronald Reagan
California
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