Topless Bottomless Judge Warren Jr A Deep Thinker On Court
Sacramento report on Municipal Judge Earl Warren Jr presiding over a bottomless dancing indecent exposure case. Notes his lineage as son of a former U S chief justice and California governor. Describes public interest and colleagues views on his liberal to middle-of-road stance.
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Sacramento
Earl Warren Jr
Warren
U.S
California
Robert N. Zarick
Zarick
Ronald Sypnicki
Young Warren
Edmond G. Brown
Oil Drilling Curbs Cost State Millions
San Rafael report quotes State Controller Llouston Flournoy linking a leak proof oil well to lost royalties and bonuses. He notes no new tidelands leases have been approved since last winter’s Santa Barbara Region blowout, while existing leases suffer reduced revenue from lower production.
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Flowney
Oil Firms Sued Over Tidelands Claim Off Santa Barbara
The United States and 16 oil companies face a lawsuit alleging violation of a 1844 treaty by leasing tidelands near the Santa Rosa Archipelago and profiting from bonuses exceeding 600 million dollars. Plaintiff Hillman A. Hansen, LA, filed mineral rights claim July 25, 1946, at Pelican Bay near Santa Cruz Island.
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Santa Barbara County
Santa Rosa Archipelago
Hillman A. Hansen
Los Angeles
Pacific Ocean
Pelican Bay
Santa Cruz Island
Gas Firms Plan Smog-Reducing Gas Vehicles Program
A smog curtailing natural gas fuel system will be installed on more than 1,100 gas company service vehicles in Southern and Central California. The fleet operated by Southern California and Southern Counties Gas Cos., subsidiaries of Pacific Lighting Corp, will be converted over the next 12 months at a cost exceeding $500,000.
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Southern California and
Southern Counties Gas Cos
Pacific Lighting Corp
Custodians at Valley State Go on Work Stoppage
About 100 custodians at San Fernando Valley State College called in sick prompting a work stoppage. A campus spokesman said the action protests state legislation that allows wage adjustments in all state job categories except custodial positions.
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San Fernando Valley State College
Panther Wells Convicted After 1968 Oakland Shootout
Warren Wells, 22, a Black Panther, was found guilty on two counts of assault with a deadly weapon in the 1968 Oakland police shootout. An all-white jury deadlocked on related counts after 17 hours of deliberation over two days. He previously faced hung juries and was acquitted on two counts of attempted murder tied to the incident involving Eldridge Cleaver.
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Oakland
UPI
Warren Wells
Alameda Superior Court
Robert Bostick
Walls
Panther
Eldridge Cleaver
Valley St Staffer Describes Fear During Campus Meeting
San Fernando Valley State College athletic director Dr Glenn A Arnett testified in the trial of 24 BSU linked students charged with conspiracy kidnapping and false arrest from the November takeover of two campus buildings He recalled a violent exchange with Archie Chatman then BSU head and others that left him fearing for his life as he argued only the president could fire a coach. he was physically forced from the room.
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San Fernando Valley State College
Archie Chatman
BSU
Arnett
Chatman
L A teacher aims to unseat Max Rafferty in California race
Los Angeles teacher Willard Harper announced he will run again for state superintendent of public instruction, seeking to unseat Max Rafferty who has not stated his plans. Harper, who lost to Rafferty in 1966, pledges tax reductions for homeowners and higher levies on oil firms banks and corporations to raise state school funding to half of district budgets.
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Willard Harper
Los Angeles
Max Rafferty
Harper
Rafferty
Academic Freedom Clause Sought for California Constitution
The State Constitution Revision Commission in Newport Beach proposed adding an academic freedom clause to the California constitution and barring political tests for UC faculty appointments. The panel also recommended shortening UC regent terms from 16 to 12 years and kept several ex officio regents, while noting a vote followed a debate linked to Angela Davis’s UCLA case.
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University of California
Commission
Newport Beach
UC Alumni, Association
Sanrancisco Mechanics Institute
State Board of Agriculture
Orange
County Superior Court
Bruce Sumner
California
Buried Alive Worker Saved After Cave-In
A construction worker Earl R. Burrell was buried for about half an hour when an excavation around his digging machine collapsed in San Fernando. Firefighters freed him after brushing away dirt from his head and he was taken to a hospital in good condition.
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San Fernando
Earl R. Burrell
Burrell
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