San Quentin Prison Uses Wooden Bullets After Yard Revolt
San Quentin guards fired wooden bullets at inmates refusing to return from outdoor exercise. Six shots were fired with only minor injuries. The incident follows a deadly riot earlier in the week between Black Muslims and Nazis, which left four inmates dead and several injured. A lockdown remains as officials deploy mediation specialists to ease racial tensions.
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Younger attacks Brown on rural housing rules clash
Sacramento AP Attorney General Evelle Younger said Gov Brown’s effort to relax building standards for do it yourself rural housing conflicts with state law yet Brown defended the plan. Younger warned the opinion does not bind courts while Brown argued the law allows local modification to fit conditions. Arnold Sternberg backs guidelines promoting diverse owner built homes in remote areas amid inspector concerns and resident complaints.
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UC Regents Delay Admissions Change Discussion
The University of California board delays action on proposed admissions changes until September at Lt Gov. Dymallys request. Saxon and a faculty representative oppose the postponement citing a one year delay for 1976 applicants, as the university shifts to four years of English and heavier SAT emphasis to address minority access concerns.
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Brown names author 80 to UC regents
SACRAMENTO AP An 80-year-old woman who has written several books on American Indians was appointed to the University of California's Board of Regents by Gov Brown. Theodora Kroeber Quinn of Berkeley was named to fill the unexpired term of William Forbes of San Marino who resigned in January. The appointment requires Senate confirmation. Mrs Quinn is known as author of In Two Worlds the Last Wild Indian of North America and writes under the name Theodora Kroeber.
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