Russian freighter Orsha visits San Francisco first in 21 years
The Orsha, a Soviet freighter with 47 crew, became the first commercial Soviet ship to dock in San Francisco in 21 years. It spent 41 hours in port under the Golden Gate Bridge before sailing at 8:30 a.m. for Vladivostok, leaving behind numerous barrels of titanium sponge on Pier 4.
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Alioto denials of Look Magazine mafia links spark campaign issue
San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto rejected Look Magazine allegations that he runs a mafia front. He warned future campaigns would scrutinize opponents' backgrounds, denied meeting with alleged mob figures, and outlined plans for a detailed rebuttal while pursuing a $12.5 million libel suit. He noted bank ties and political fundraising, stressing he acted with others in law and business without mafia involvement.
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Veto Override Bid Faces Narrow Senate Support
California lawmakers open a fresh bid to override Governor vetoes, aiming for legislative revenge in Sacramento amid slim chances of success and renewed party clash over key budget and policy items.
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Topless Club Rebrands as Theater To Bypass Law
San Francisco based Condor, famous for topless shows since 1964, announces conversion to a theater to escape new restrictions after Gov. Ronald Reagan signs a law exempting theaters from local regulation. Its first show will be a musical titled Topless and Bottomless Hair Down.
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Youth deaths linked to suspected drug injection in San Bernardino
Two teens died at County General Hospital from what doctors called a possible injection of hallucinogenic drugs. Michael Mulder, 18, and John Edward Powell, 19, were involved in separate incidents. authorities said the cases were not related. Mulder, claiming to own Jesus Christ, caused a disturbance and was taken into custody by Chico police before hospitalization. Powell allegedly assaulted his mother and sister, threatened self harm, and was subdued by officers and hospital staff after being found in the street, yelling obscenities.
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