Hughes pays price for public service as governor
Freshman Senator Harold E Hughes says he took a 40 000 pay cut to serve in Washington while living in a state mansion with a plane and limousine at his disposal He also notes a 15 000 loss He left his governor post amid the same period Monson Mass School Board resigns five members quit after a high school English teacher refuses to shave David Lucia 26 suspension followed by a second suspension triggers resignation of board chair and majority as parents voice support for Lucia
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Severnor
Monson
Mass
David Lucia
Lucia
Walter A. Raleigh
City Tries to Give Away Its Zoo in Delta Colorado
Delta Colorado faces a zoo disposal crisis after a sales tax defeat and budget shortfalls. City Manager Wayte Simpson says there is no money for animal feed and warns the non domestic animals may be dangerous. Efforts to relocate animals to Goodland Kansas and other places failed due to lack of buyers. Dr Denton A Cooley of Houston discusses mechanical and artificial hearts as a future option for transplants and artificial heart integration within 10 to 20 years.
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Denton A. Cooley
Houston
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Heart Fund
Policeman Fined in Teen Assault Case in San Francisco
San Francisco Municipal Court judge sentenced Albert Boyd a former member of the elite tactical squad to a one-year suspended term with two years probation and a $700 fine for battery against teenagers. The judge cited a cover up and said the episode is shrouded in mystery due to efforts to protect others. Boyd and Thomas Daugherty were previously suspended by the Police Commission after a hearing showing other officers involved.
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Police Commission
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Carcasses of Animals Killed in Flood Covered by Theft Beheading
In SAUGUS a wildlife compound lost two tigers a jaguar and a bear after flood waters forced the animals to be killed. The decapitated heads later appeared in Yu calpe California about 100 miles away. Taxidermist Gary Swanson said one lion was nearly 10 feet long and valued the head as a trophy.
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Dheca Hons
Africa Qusa
Gary Swanson
Africa
Watts
Flisworth Freeman
California
S F State Hit by New Violence
San Francisco State College endured a fresh outbreak of clashes as militant demonstrators triggered fire alarms and hurled bricks and bottles at fire crews and police. About 200 students faced a 350 police force with mounted units at the campus entrance, and two arrests were made along with four warrants. The Black Students Union vowed the strike would resume in February after the semester ends today.
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San Francisco State College
Bridges Rendall
Black Students Union
Unbelievable People Aid Rain Victims in LA
Actress Neva Patterson witnessed a mud filled scene as Watts Labor Community Action Committee volunteers, all volunteers, shoveled mud from her home in Mandeville Canyon Road. They arrived with shovels and worked to clear debris, funded by the Neighborhood Youth Corps for some youth.
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Neva Patterson
Los Angeles
Mandeville Canyon
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Mandeville Canyon Road
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Sunset Boulevard
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Clear Up
Boat Upsets Returning Crown Pair in Fatal Coast Accident
In San Francisco currents pushed an overturned 22 foot sailboat carrying two men back to shore at Fort Cronkhite Marin County The victims were Robert Disch 25 San Francisco and Lee Franklin 47 Sausalito Both had departed Sausalito for Tahiti Wednesday Coast Guard reported winds up to 35 knots off the Pacific The rough seas apparently capsized the boat Wednesday night
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Mario County
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Lee Franklin
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Tahiti
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Pile Driver Hammer Kills Man at Wilshire Site
A 26 year old Westmins ter workman Clarence Collins was crushed when an 18 ton pile driver hammer fell at a Los Angeles construction site in Lie Wil ante district. Collins, father of two, died at the scene after the hammer pinned him while the crew from Raymond Concrete Pipe Co. removed the hammer from the drill unit. A special crane from Long Beach assisted in lifting the weight. Jolcisch said vibration caused the emergency brake to slip, releasing the cable drum.
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Lie Wilante
Los Angels
Clarence Collins
Alchester SL
Long Beach
Collins
Raymond Concrete Pipe Co
New Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co
Wilshire Boulevard
Jolcisch
Promotion Due for Col Cross at Bergstrom AFB
Col James A Cross, who flew as President John son’s pilot in the White House, is to be promoted to brigadier general and named commander of the 75th Tactical Reconnaissance Wing at Bergstrom Air Force Base, the 12th Air Force announced.
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