San Francisco Police Board Frees Officer for Drinking
San Francisco's Police Commission voted to discharge Patrolman Lord after finding he was under the influence of liquor to the extent he could not exercise police powers and that his conduct discredited the department. His attorney argued for a medical rather than disciplinary case and a retirement board review.
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San Fratcisco
Police Commission
Vatrolman Arthur
Lord
George Engler
Commission
Danny Blarkbuea
Nixon
Danny
Lovell
Wyo
Denver
Charles Snyder
Wright Brothers
Kitty Hawk
San Francisco International
Snyder
Baltimore
Stanford University
Berbert Moover
Hoover
Australia
Jack Landon
Johs Hopkins University
San Francisco Bay Area
Los Altos
Thomnan Snyders
Snyders
The
Atomic Commission
Germ warfare ban sent to Senate
President Nixon sent to the Senate a multinational agreement to ban germ warfare and end development, production, and stockpiling of bacteriological and toxin weapons. The accord, signed by about 20 nations including the U.S. and Soviet Union, targets elimination of an entire class of weapons and aims for destruction of U.S. stocks by year end. The pact takes effect after ratification by two nations, with U.S., U.S.S.R., and Great Britain as initial cosponsors.
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Washington
Nixon
Senate
United States
Soviet Union
United Nations
United “States
Great Britain
Spassky Leads After 13th World Chess Championship Game
In Reykjavik Boris Spassky opened game 13 with the pawn capture four, using a tactic from game 11. Fischer defended with the Alekhine, demanded seat removals before play which referee Lothar Schmid refused, and the match stands 7-5 in Spassky's favor with 7 points needed for Spassky and 5 for Fischer to win. the game ended in a draw on move 50 as Spassky pressed on the kingside and Fischer conceded.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Boris Spassky
Bobby Fischer
Fischer
Lothar Schmid
Seamandur Pallson
Pallson
Spassky
Hale
Mischer
State official fights phone ruling in high court Sacramento
Consumer Advocate William M. Bennett filed to stop the public utilities commission rate decision on Pacific Telephone from taking effect. He criticized the PUC ruling, noting a state supreme court directive voiding a July 23 rate hike and allowing a separate $95.4 million retention from the 1972 increase. Bennett seeks a writ of prohibition to restrain the PUC and Pacific Telephone from implementing the higher rates.
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Sacramento
Ihe
William M. Bennett
California Supreme Court
Public Utilities Commission
Pacific Telephone Co
Bennett
PUC
State Board of Equalization
Yhe Vale
Pacific Telephone
Supreme Court
Sion Holding
Wil
General Vale
Bennet
Lite- California Supreme ‘Court
PAC
Pacific
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Clayhaugh
Postal Service
Princess Grave of
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Hollywood
Grace Kelley
Monte Carls Beach
AP Wiraptels
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