Tunney Senate Bid Official Vows War on Pollution
Rep John V Tunney announced his bid for the Democratic Senate nomination pledging to fight pollution as a major issue He described California as the nation’s largest producer needing stronger leadership and spoke of environmental rights inspired by a Santa Barbara oil blowout He planned a California tour and news conferences to unveil his program including action on oil spills and auto exhaust poisons
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Alioto Predicts 2-Thirds Bond Rule Doomed
San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto told 400 at a Mary Star of the Sea luncheon in San Pedro that the two-thirds bond vote rule violates the one-man one-vote principle and will be ruled unconstitutional by the State Supreme Court. He warned it will empower a minority and argued the measure will be challenged in February. He also urged police restraint and defended their use of force when necessary to protect citizens and himself.
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Plea Heard in Threat on Nixon Case
Black Panther Chief of Staff David Hilliard, 27, faces a federal indictment for threatening President Nixon during a November 15 protest in Golden Gate Park. Judge Lloyd Burke delayed ruling on a motion to dismiss and kept the hearing active, as defense attorney Charles Garry denounced the delay and signaled further legal action.
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Hayakawa Signals Senate Run Decision Time Near
Dr. S I Hayakawa weighing a 1970 U S Senate bid told San Francisco State College officials he would resign as president if he enters the race. A private poll and pressure from deans and calendar push him to decide within weeks with a formal filing window set for late February to March.
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