Savio Wife Enter Berkeley Mayoral Race and Other Items
Mario Savio and his wife Suzanne Goldberg register as Berkeley mayoral candidates amid a crowded field of thirteen. Savio, 27, once led a major student revolt at Berkeley and reentered as a biology student. his wife has roots in the 1964 uprising. The piece also notes lottery winner Charles Klotz, Puerto Rico congressman Baglillo’s critique of committee placements, and Rep. Robert Drinan’s internal security assignment.
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Mario Savio
University of California At Berkeley
Suzanne
Berkeley
Savio
Suzanne Goldberg
Savin
Wallace Johnson
Congress
New York City
House Agriculture Committee
Herman Baglillo
Badilla
Education and Labor Committee
Agriculture Committee
New Yorker
Robert F. Drinan
Massachusetts
House
Kinan
Drinan
Governor Hall Children Enrolled in Questioned Schools
Oklahoma City officials plan an inquiry into why Governor David Hall's children Nancy 13 Douglas 12 and Julie 9 are listed as residents of the northwest side grandfather Red Fall while living at the governor's mansion in the northeast. School records show the trio attends northwest side schools. officials say residence and support must align for enrollment.
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Oklahoma City
Schol
David Hall
Hall
Nancy
Douglas
Julie
Northwest Side
Red Fall
William Shell
Ely
Reagan says California to back Nixon at 1972 convention
Sacramento Gov. Reagan describes his relationship with President Nixon as very close and says he plans to lead California’s delegation to the 1972 Republican national convention pledged to Nixon’s renomination and reelection. He denies personal plans on the White House and cites ongoing cooperation with Nixon and Agnew.
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Sacramento
Reagan
Nixon
California
White House
Miami Beach
Fourth Death in Conshohocken Fire Near Philadelphia
Calbert Rupp 67 died at Sacred Heart Hospital Norristown after severe burns while investigations continued into the West Conshohocken residential fire that destroyed 24 homes and claimed four lives including Michael Pruitt 14 and Michelle 8, and 11 year old volunteer firefighter Joseph Powers. Four were injured.
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Philadelphia
Conshohock
Calbert Rupp
Sacred Heart
Norristown
Rupp
Michael Pruitt
Michelle
Joseph Powers
Last of 33 Tunnels Cut for S F Transit System
San Francisco workers cut a 1 4 foot high steel plate completing the last of 33 tunnels in the Bay Area Rapid Transit project. The $1.38 billion system, six years in build, will start service on some sections next fall but faces delays before passenger use. Officials call the milestone a sign of progress amid ongoing excavation and future extensions discussed for Livermore Valley and eastern Contra Costa County.
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San Francisco
Market Street
Bay Area
Alameda
Contra Costa Counties
San Francisco Bay
Oakland
Hayward
East Bay
Livermore Valley
Contra Costa County
AP Wirtahete
Medi-Cal Boycott Aims to Pressure Reagan Budget Cuts
In Los Angeles a broad coalition of nursing home operators representing about 80,000 beds vows to boycott new Medi-Cal patients starting Monday to push Gov. Ronald Reagan to restore a 1 percent cutback. They will discharge heavy care patients to county facilities, potentially increasing indigent patient load on county hospitals. County officials plan retraining displaced patients to private agencies when possible. In Tokyo a 1-year-old boy, identified as a runaway, triggered a hijacking prevention system and was returned to his parents.
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Los Angeles
Ronald Reagan
Nursing Home Industry Coordinating Council
David M. Myers
Los Angeles County
Tokyo
Assembly Demos Rule Committees by 20-3 Margin
In Sacramento Democrats claimed a 20 to 3 edge in Assembly committees, prompting stunned Republicans to call it power politics. Speaker Bob Moretti, a Democrat, defended the allocations as fair, while GOP leaders warned of moves against him. Critics likened the tactics to a Mafialike power grab and called for accountability.
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Assembly Demos
Sacramento
Assembly
Bob Moretti
Moretti
D-Van Nuys
GOP
Stull
Leucadia
W. Craig Biddle
Riverside
All-Out Hunt for Uruguay Hostages
Thousands of troops and police began a nationwide Montevideo operation to locate three hostages held by the Tupamaros, targeting districts around the city with house to house searches. The captives include British Ambassador Geoffrey Jackson, Brazilian Consul Aloysio Mares Dias Gomide, and U.S. agronomist Claude L. Fly.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Montevides
Bairiets
Geoffrey Jackson
Aloysio Mares Dias Gomide
U.S
Claude L. Fly
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