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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1977

Page

3

Girl 10 recalls Chowchilla bus kidnapping to bolster courage

In Oakland AP report a 10 year old girl testified about the 1976 Chowchilla school bus kidnapping. Jennifer Brown described singing songs to cope during the 16 hour underground ordeal and fainting from fright. She recalled being abducted July 15 1976 and described the claustrophobic heat and fear. The defendants James and Richard Schoenfeld and Fred Woods faced charges with potential life sentences.

Oakland Chowchilla Jennifer Brown Istrict Joanne Pirelli Jennifer Ant Pirelli Joan Brown Rene Carrejo James Schoenfeld Richard Schoenfeld Fred Woods

California Supreme Court Denies Antigay Teaching Initiative

The California Supreme Court denied a petition to invalidate an antigay teachers initiative, ruling the petition insufficiently compliant with the law. Pending Briggs’s plan to place the measure on next November’s ballot, the petition was filed by David Goldman, a San Francisco taxpayer and certified teacher. The proposed measure would ban hiring or retainment of teachers who engaged in public homosexual acts or who advocated such acts toward students.

San Francisco State Supreme Court John Briggs R-Fullerton High Court Frank) Newman David Goldman Frelle J. Younger Briggs California

California studies limit on unemployment benefits weeks

Sacramento AP Governor Brown's administration weighs tying benefit length to weeks worked in prior year to save about 71 million dollars and fund higher benefits for remaining jobless. A 10 week minimum could disqualify about 78 thousand workers and save 4 million, affecting actors, canners, construction, agriculture and wholesale trades.

Sacramento Brown Martin Bee Senate Fynem California Glick Beilihe

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