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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1971
Page
1
State Senator John Tapscott, running in the Democratic gubernatorial race to challenge two term Republican Gov. Robert Ray, argues for legalizing marijuana and redirects policing funds to aid the needy. He is one of five Democratic hopefuls seeking the nomination.
Mary Daly first woman to preach at Memorial Church in Cambridge, then led about 100 women from the church to exit after a sermon titled After the Death of God the Father. She urged women to reject religious institutions that cast God as male.
UAW Local 148 president Clarence Gregory said a Toronto settlement with McDonnell Douglas could set a pattern for U S plants and help Long Beach talks. He noted Toronto’s deal mirrors the GM settlement with retroactive cost of living increases and a 12 cent raise, while Long Beach seeks similar terms and wage talks remain open. Negotiations continue with three meetings last week and another planned, as officials watch Toronto’s progress and an upcoming one-year contract rule with potential reopening if government nullifies the deal.
Imperial Chemical Industries and British Leyland Motor Corp develop a catalytic exhaust cleaning method to meet stringent 1976 U.S. standards. The system transforms noxious gases into harmless compounds, aiming to curb emissions.
Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart issued a stay delaying the start of the trial for 25 people tied to the Kent State University campus disorders in May 1970. The stay lasts unless the full court overrules. the case centers on rioting charges from protests against U S troops in Cambodia. A federal court burned a grand jury report in Ravenna, Ohio, to prevent prejudicing the defendants.
Police report a group of about 15 youths vandalized Dana Junior High School in San Pedro causing an estimated 5000 dollars in damage to windows flooring instruments and office equipment. Principal J W Pluim said classes resumed after a half hour delay as cleanup crews cleared glass and water from the administration building. The raid, possibly by rubber-cloved youths, smashed doors and damaged 40 of 120 instruments valued up to 300 to 400 dollars each.
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