Treasury Bomb Blasts Strain San Francisco Office
In San Francisco two bombs rocked the Treasury Department Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms building, causing 850000 in damage but no injuries. Officials call the devices highly sophisticated and blame the Red Guerrilla Family, linking the attack to retaliation for June 8 death of Wilbur Jackson and noting shared jurisdiction with the FBI on explosives cases.
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Treasury Department
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Control
AP Winsor
Aleglul
Tohacvo
John &. Krogman
Bureau
Red Guerra
Wilbur "Popeye" Jackson
Red
Standard Oil Co
Callfornia
ATF
Thay
Berkeley
FBI
Compromise school aid bill backed by CTA
California Teachers Association backs a revived compromise school aid measure by Senator Albert Rodda to provide 115 million dollars to inflation adjust school funding. Rodda expects passage when Legislature reconvenes in August, though final fate before Governor Brown remains uncertain.
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BOK Egelko Sacramento
California Teachers Association
Sen
Albert Rodda
Sacramento
Brown
Rodda
Garden plants seized in Santa Fe Springs hothouse
Norwalk deputies seized 735 marijuana plants from a Santa Fe Springs backyard hothouse at 4 p.m. on Tuesday. Suspect Ronald K. Ryths, 29, was arrested on suspicion of cultivating cannabis after neighbors alerted police about the makeshift grow operation.
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Norwalk
Santa Fe Springs
Ronald K. Ryths
Burns
Uiies
Crash Kills Anaheim Youth 17 in Tragic Collision
Daniel Hoff of Anaheim Riverside county died Tuesday after his pickup truck crashed into a utility tester on Frontera Street. The teen, 17, from 1700 West Temple, suffered massive head and internal injuries in the wreck. This report notes a broader political context involving California education bills and union positions.
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Daniel Hoff
Ane
Kramer Houlevard
Heim
Anaheim
Hoff
FBI to Aid Citizen Crime War Across Four Cities
The FBI will back a four month citizen anticrime program in Wilmington Delaware Norfolk Virginia Birmingham Alabama and DeKalb County Georgia to curb rising crime. Two agents will be assigned to each city to assist local police and focus areas include crimes against women elderly thefts and youth crime. The effort follows FBI crime rate statistics showing an 18 percent rise in the first quarter of 1975.
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FBI
Clarence NM
Kelley
Wilmington
Del
Norfolk
Birmingham
Ala
DeBalls County
Atlanta
Police Foundation
Foundation
Patrick Murphy
Erin
Los Angeles Crime Up In First Quarter Of Year
Police report shows Los Angeles area crime rose nine percent in January to March, slower than national 18 percent rise. Homicide, robbery and theft up 18.6, 12.0 and 11.8 percent. burglary and petty theft up 4.3 and 2.2 percent.
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US S. Atty
Edward H. Levi
Levi
FBI
Iiue
Jack Collins
Collins
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