Mitchell ties antiwar protesters to Communist groups
Attorney General John Mitchell said at a breakfast that some last week's antiwar protesters had Communist oriented backgrounds and that money backing the groups came from Communist sources. A civil suit seeking damages and records expungement followed the mass arrests, naming Mitchell, Kreindienst, the D C government, and Washington's police chief.
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Assembly OKs teacher tenure hearing bill
Sacramento California Assembly approves a bill by John Stull to replace mandatory superior court style hearings for tenured teachers facing dismissal with a competency board hearing. The 44 to 21 vote moves the bill to the Senate for consideration.
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Activist Miss Bacon Skips Grand Jury Session
AP reports Seattle federal grand jury sent activist Leslie Bacon back to her hotel after she refused to answer questions on antiwar radical activities. Her lawyers say they must be ready to report on one hour notice. she has been held since April 27 as a material witness in the March 1 bombing of the national capital.
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Abbie Hoffman Indicted Over Riot-Protest Roles
Federal grand jury charges Abbie Hoffman with interstate travel to organize and participate in a riot during Washington protest actions at the Capitol. The case ties to the Chicago Seven and to broader antiwar demonstrations that led to many arrests. Other organizers face related counts as investigations continue.
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California bill to ban phosphate detergents sale
The Assembly Environmental Quality Committee approved a bill to ban the sale or manufacture of phosphate detergents in California. The measure starts in 49874 and seeks to curb environmental impact from phosphates.
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Local Court Acquits Davis in UB District Violation
A local court acquitted Davis in a case involving UB district violation amid federal law ties. Froines and Hoffman faced related proceedings in the same session, with the outcomes not fully detailed.
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