CSLB Probes Suspension Over Classroom Incident
The CSLB faces a formal probe into the suspension of Robertson and Steele after a complaint by a sophomore business education major Val Sharpe and other reports of unprofessional conduct. Administrators allowed the pair to grade classes despite the suspension, citing due process concerns while a court restraining order limits demonstrations.
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Robertson
Steele
Korber
Val Sharpe
Goodman-Malamuth
Donovan Dies Spy Swap Architect at 53
New York lawyer Dr. James EB Donovan, 53, who brokered the Soviet spy swap for U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers and arranged prisoner ransoms after the Bay of Pigs, died early today in New York.
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New York
James EB. Donovan
Francis Gary Powers
Cuba
April 7 set for city council special election
City Council set April 7 for a special election in the sixth district. Nomination petitions require at least 50 signatures from registered voters and must be returned by January 27. Voter registration closes February 12 for eligibility. clerk Margaret L. Moore urged timely action for administrative preparation.
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Margaret L. Moore
How to file for a veteran exemption on property taxes
Readers learn to obtain a form from Los Angeles County Assessor Office at 415 W. Ocean Blvd Room 208 between March 1 and April 15. Eligibility requires California residency before Nov 3 1964 or service entry, active wartime duty since Oct 5 1964, and assets under 10 000 dollars. The veteran exemption gives a 1000 dollar deduction. without it, the home owner's 750 exemption applies. The veteran exemption yields about 100 dollars in taxes depending on local rate.
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B.S
Lakewood
Los Angeles County Assessor
W. Ocean Blvd
California
Orice
Rose Parade Theme Contest Open for Submissions
The Tournament of Roses Association invites theme ideas from the public. Submit on post cards from February 1 to March 15 to 3918 Orange Grove Blvd Pasadena CA 91105. One entry per card, multiple cards allowed. Winners receive two parade viewing tickets, lunch at Brookside Country Club, and two Rose Bowl game tickets.
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Pasadena
A.D
Long Beach
Tournament of Roses Association
Orange Grove
Fasadena
Calif
How to whiten ten gray permanent press shirts
A home economist from Southern California Edison advises washing gray permanent press shirts with one cup of nondetergent ammonia one cup of Calgon water conditioner and water without soap to remove old soap deposits. N.N. Long Beach.
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Action Line
Southern California Edison Co
N.N
Long Beach
Justices Bar Draft Penalty and Court Actions
The Supreme Court faced a series of decisions and dissents. Justices Warren Burger and Potter Stewart dissented on the scope of the Douglass finding while Justice Harlan agreed with the majority but warned delinquents regulations might legally compel youth registration rather than punishment. Actions included rulings on racial jury selection in Alabama and Georgia, a potential deadlock on using federal agents with electronic surveillance warrants, and various refusals and denials on headline legal cases.
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Warren E. Burger
Potter Stewart
John M. Harlan
Alabama
Georgia
Senate
James
Chicago
Tiavde Kirk
Florida
Asreed
University of Kansas
New Orleans
Im Gerrison
John F. Kennedy
Byiarin, Church of the Unite States
Sevannoh
Seventeen Seamen Rescued From Burning Tanker Esso Boston
The Esso Boston rescued 30 men from a burning freighter in the Gulf of Mexico about 180 miles southeast of New Orleans. Coast Guard said the tanker arrived 30 minutes after the distress call, and the lifeboat crewmen were transferred without injuries. A Coast Guard helicopter noted the fire began in the engine room and spread to the rear and superstructure. Thelisis, not carrying cargo, is reported to be of Greek registry and London ownership. The cutter Valient assisted from Galveston as Esso Boston moved toward New Orleans with the freighter’s crew aboard.
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New Orleans
Esso
Boston
Gulf of Mexico
Coast Guard
Valient
Galveston
Tex
Esso Boston
Nestrer
Baltimore
Chiblula
Wilmington
Marine Captain Freed of PW Murder Count
A court martial acquitted Marine Capt. Robert W. Poolaw of murdering a Vietnamese prisoner of war near Da Nang. Poolaw, a 31-year-old Anadarko, Oklahoma native and Bronze Star recipient, sat with head bowed and smiled on verdict. Witnesses placed the victim in a clearing, with one noting a shot from a pistol as Poolaw told men to leave.
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DA Nang
Vietnam
CBA
Robert W. Poolaw
Anadarko
Oklo
Poolaw
Que Sun Mountains
Poo- Law
Edgar Hendrix
St. Charles
Hendrix
Calley Declines to Testify at Army Hearing
Lt. William L. Calley Jr. refused to testify in an Army investigatory hearing over a separate murder charge in Quang Ngai Province, six weeks before the My Lai killings. Lt Col. Mack Hopper will decide on a court martial. Five prosecution letters of testimony were entered. the defense offered no evidence at the time.
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FT. Benning, Ga
UPI
William L. Caley Jr
South Vietnam
Mack H. Hopper
Army Infantry School
Hopper
Calley
My Lair
Ft Benning
My Lai
Quang Ngai
Grenade kills 4 at Da Nang schoolyard
UPI’s Barney Seibert reports a boy from a nearby village caused the blast that killed four children at the Tanh Quyt hamlet school 20 miles south of Da Nang. A second grenade hit the roof. no explosion occurred. The Viet Cong also attacked near Saigon, killing 16 officer candidates and injuring many cadets.
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UPI
Barney Seibert
da Nang
Tanh Quit
Seibert
Hea
Saigon
Government Thy Duc
Airlines Warned on Smog End by 1972 or Face Legislation
Washington reports the federal government will urge all 43 airlines to end jet engine smoke by 1972 or risk punitive congressional action. HEW and Volpe press for voluntary cleanup with industry figures showing upgrade costs. Major jets may need engine burner changes, costing tens of millions, barely affecting fares.
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Washington
Congress
Robert H. Finch
Health, Education and Welfare
Transportation
John A. Volpe
Federal Aviation Administration
Lynch Steps Down From Reelection Bid
California Attorney General Thomas C. Lynch, the lone Democrat in 1966 statewide gains, announced he will not seek another term. Aged 85 he said the holidays brought the decision after talks with his wife and two sons. He has served since 1933 and plans to retire to a quiet life then return to legal practice in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
UPI
California
Thomas C. Lynch
Lynch
Nixon Completes 1971 Budget Plan With Surplus
Washington United Press Internationale reports President Nixon finished the fiscal 1971 budget proposal. A White House spokesman said the plan shows a surplus and no new excise taxes. The document, finished over the weekend, will be sent to Congress probably on January 5 with substantial cuts totaling about one billion dollars or more.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Congress
Fire destroys freighter. two sailors die in blaze
A Norwegian freighter burned badly after a fire killing two crewmen. A passing tugboat, the Nancy Sheridan, sighted distress flares and alerted Navy and Coast Guard units. Navy destroyers Taussiz and Desley began rescue, while two Coast Guard cutters aimed to reach the scene about 85 miles southeast of Wilmington.
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Coast Guard
Nancy Sheridan
Navy
Sheridan
Nolp
Taussiz
Desley
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Freed
Latimer
Namese
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Porterhouse
Norm
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