Indictment After San Quentin Prison Riot Ends In Deaths
Missing attorney Stephen M Bingham and six San Quentin inmates led to grand jury indictments on murder counts for the violent August 21 outburst at the prison. Victims included George Jackson, two white inmates, three guards, and now the six defendants Hugo Pinell John Spain Freda Drum Louis Talamantez David Johnson and Willie Tate.
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San Rafael
Stephen M. Bingham
San Quentin Prison
George Jackson
Marin County Grand Jury
Atl A.m
Bingham
Salem
Conn
Hugo Pinell
John Spain
Freda Drumgo
Louis Talamantez
David Johnson
Willie Tate
Jackson
Carrier sails on time as blockade fizzles in San Diego
San Diego reports show the carrier Constellation departed on schedule for a sixth Vietnam tour while antiwar pickets dwindled. About 50 protesters with flashlights gathered at the Naval Station gate and two small boats displayed peace signs before dispersing. An injunction attempt to pause sailing was filed but postponed by Judge Howard B. Turrentine after counsel failed to appear. Sailors involved in a protest refuse to return, aiming to seek refuge in a church. Names include Airman Daniel Hoag, Carl Flanagan, James Mikkel, Charlie Andrews, Darryl Larabee, and Ronald Heetaees. all are absent without leave.
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San Diego
Constellation
Vietnam
San Diego Harbor
Naval Station Gate
U.S. District Court
Howard B. Turrentine
Daniel Hoag
St. Louis
Carl Scott Flanagan
James Mikell
Screven
Charlie Andrews
Pittsburgh
Inland tropical storm Gin brings flood damage to North Carolina
Tropical storm Ginger moved inland near Morehead City NC with 45 mph winds and up to nine inches of rain flooding homes and streets. Damage near Morehead City Beaufort area estimated at $900,000 with casualties feared as Belt Haven isolated by rising Pungo River waters flooding streets two to three feet deep. The storm stalled about 60 miles southeast of Raleigh and then drifted northward slowly.
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Morehbrad City
N.C
Ginger
North Carolina
Raleigh
Weather Service
Insurance Information Institute
Atlanta
Morehead City - Beaufort
Atlantic
Morehead City
Belthaven
Pungo River
Surfside Colony Beach Access Stirs Public Rights Debate
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors approved public beach access at Malibu despite resident protests. Surfside Colony in Seal Beach remains a fenced private area with no public easements, though a wide beach section from the high tide line to the water is open to the public from Sunset Beach. Seal Beach police note midnight beach closures and a prohibition on sleeping on the sand.
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Tros Angeles County Board of Supervisors
Malibu Beach
Malibu
Surfside Colony
Surfside
Beach Beach
Lone Beach
Seal Beach
Private public street near Conant and Clark Avenue
A reader reports a private public street near Conant Street and Clark Avenue. Each afternoon the McDarmel Douglas Corp blocks off Conant, with details continuing on the back page.
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Conant, Street
Clark Avenue
McDarmel-Douglas Corp
Weather Tonight and Saturday in the T R area
TONIGHT AND SATURDAY Sunny in the T R area with highs near 78 and lows around 38. Mountains show sunny with gusty winds. Desert regions sunny with gusty winds. Upper valleys reach about 70, lower valleys around 50.
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T.R
Were to Find It Ba How to Stay Beautiful and Pay Lass at the Same Time
Page references and sections from a newspaper are listed, mentioning Stories on Page B-7 about beauty and costs, with features across sections such as Classifieds C-3-20, Comics C-8, Editorial B-2-3, and obituaries C-9 Robeson B-3. It notes Lifestyle pages A-21-22 and other features including Sports C-7-8 and TV Radio B-4.
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Jeane Dixon
Robeson
Todd Thomey
Earl Wilton
Gas blast rocks hotel injures many in Port Angeles
A underground gas explosion rocked the Haguewood Restaurant Olympus Hotel and spa complex in Port Angeles Washington injuring 33 people. Fourteen hospitalized including one flown to Seattle. Damage estimated up to 500000. investigators probe butane air gas as cause with restaurant patrons and hotel guests among the injured.
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Port Angeles
Wash
Olympic Memorial Hospital
Coast Guard
Seattle
Haguewdod
Olympus
Dock Workers Shut Down Atlantic Seaboard Strike
East Coast longshoremen halted activity leaving Gulf ports open as West Coast talks near a settlement. White House envoy said Nixon will likely not invoke Taft Hartley provisions despite spreading walkouts. Federal mediators met with Longshoremen and shippers, but no binding arbitration accepted. Gulf Coast crews previously voted to stay, Beaumont Port Arthur area set to strike.
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New York
UPI
U.S. Atlantic Seaboard
Gulf Ports
Florida White House
Nixon
Ronald L. ‘Ziegler
Frorida
James D. Hodgson
Ziegler
White House
Caosin
Gulf Coast
Beaumont-Port Arthur
Maine
Louisiana
Gulf
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Lake Charles
Ooah
Tax bill deadlock ends as Sacramento aides unveil education finance plan
Sacramento administrations and Republican leaders offered a major public school finance package to end a 16 day deadlock over tax reform in the Assembly. Minority Leader Robert Monagan said Democratic leaders were invited to the governor's office to hear the proposal. He would not provide specifics beyond noting it focuses on school finance, a focal point of Democratic objections to prior Republican tax shift plans.
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Sacramento
Reagan
Assembly
Robert Monagan
R Tracy
Monagan
Earthquake Shakes Imperial Valley Area
A strong rolling quake of magnitude 5 on the Richter scale rattled dishes and windows across a wide area of the Imperial Valley Thursday. No damage was reported.
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Westmorland
UPI
Imperial Valley
British artist's catfish exhibit sparks cultural clash in London
New York Harrison, a 39-year-old Los Angeles artist, displayed a fish farm in London’s Slayward Gallery to force thought on future food scarcity. Police uproar followed after he planned to kill 50 catfish as part of a banquet, drawing criticism from the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and intervention by the National Arts Council. The fish remained alive and the hushpuppies stayed frozen as public sentiment shifted.
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London
Newton Harrison
Los Angeles
Slayward
Harrison
Royal Society For the Prevention
Spike Milligan
The
National Arts
Russo Agrees to Testify on Pentagon Papers Grand Jury
Anthony J. Russo, held after a hunger strike at Yerminal Island Federal Correctional Institution, agreed to testify before a federal grand jury probing the Pentagon Papers leak only if the transcript is made public. He began the strike Sept. 12 and was placed in solitary confinement after arriving at the prison.
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Anthony J. Russo
Yerminal Island Federal Correctional Institution
Belennet
Caser
Russa
Daniel Ellsberg
Ellsberg
Russo
Beegan
Michiel’ Balaban
Pentagon
Ferguson
Terminal Island
Las Celes County
Senate OKs free meals for poor pupils nationwide
The Senate approved a resolution directing the Nixon administration to use a special fund to provide free or reduced price meals for all needy children. The 75 to 5 vote sent the measure to the House. Opponents on the Appropriations Committee warned a separate Agriculture bill may cover the same goal later.
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Washington K
Senate
Nixon
L. Hruska
Neb
George D. Aiken
Allen J. Ellender
Dla
Robert T. Stafford
Milton R. Young
House
Senate ‘Appropriations
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Darryl Larabee
Duluth
Mian
Ronald Heetaees
Little Rock
Ark
Navy
Andrews
Washington, N.C
Mionine
Grafeuee
Aldewalle
Bestth Spa
Bud Wolfe
Natural Gas Corp
Washington
Wolfe
Thomas W. Gleason Dock
British Nix L
Richard Sudhalter
Russo Agrees
Rand Corp
Santa Monica
Nurtroom
Senate Oks
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