FBI investigator: Patty Hearst can be saved alive
FBI agent Charles W. Bates in charge of the Hearst kidnapping inquiry told the California Peace Officers Association that he and the FBI remain optimistic about recovering Patty Hearst alive. He noted time is on their side and described the case as solvable despite earlier doubts from FBI Director Clarence Kelley.
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San Diego
UPI
FBI
Patricia Hearst
Charles W. Bates
Patty Hearst
Henderson seeks Democratic bid for state schools superintendent
Former Cochise County School Superintendent Jim Henderson announced his plan to seek the Democratic nomination for Arizona state superintendent of public instruction. The 41 year old educator outlined goals to redefine the department’s purposes, establish statewide communications with educators, and focus on improving curriculum and instruction. Henderson taught in elementary and secondary schools, led Cochise County from 1962 to 1966, and headed Willcox Public Schools for seven years before pursuing a doctoral degree at the University of Arizona, which he expects to complete this spring.
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Cochise County
Jim Henderson
State
Henderson
Department of Education
State Department of Public Instruction
Arizona
Willcox
University of Arizona
Tucson
Leary’s bid for bail denied in California case
Timothy Leary asked for release on appeal bond citing an oath to obey laws and not advocate LSD again. Superior Court Judge Wickson Woolper refused, saying he cannot alter another judge’s sentence. Leary remains imprisoned for marijuana possession and subsequent escape from custody.
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San Luis Obispo
Calif
UPI
Timothy Leary
Leary
Harvard
Afghanistan
U.S
Superior Court
Wickson” Woolper
Ars
Hohokam area eighth graders plan May graduation events
Eighth graders at Hohokam prepare for graduation with an May 29 ceremony at 7 p.m. behind the school office. A 8:30 to 11 p.m. dance in the cafetorium follows the ceremony with Spice as the band. About 400 seats will be available and refreshments provided by parents.
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Hohokam
Spice
Chaparral High
Vicki Allen
Vicki
San Francisco
Hohokam Cub
Scottsdale
Rodney Bell
Undercount of Spanish speakers flagged in 1970 census
The U S Civil Rights Commission states the 1970 census substantially undercounted Spanish speaking residents due to inadequate methods. It urges improved counting techniques for the 1980 census, including more Spanish speaking staff, and notes revised counts show growth tied to methodology.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Census Bureau
Bureau
U.S
Cabinet Committee On
Grand jury debates indictments in Zebra case after 8% hour hearing
In San Francisco the grand jury heard an eight and a half hour presentation in the Zebra slaying probe but offered no word on indictments. Walter Giubboni said jurors would reconvene Thursday morning and mentioned a gag order limiting comment amid protests outside City Hall.
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San Francisco
UPI
District Attorney’s
Walter Giubbini
Giubbini
Agnes O’brien
Gage
Larry C. Green
J.C. Simon
Manuel Moore
Jesse L. Cooks
City Hall
Progressive Labor Party
Joseph L. Alioto
Nine Indians win nursing aide awards at SCC ceremony
Nine members of the Salt River Pima Maricopa and Ft. McDowell Indian Communities received nursing aide awards in a Scottsdale Community College ceremony at Salt River Community Day School Auditorium. Addresses by Narcisse Bighorn and Paul Smith highlighted the event. Dr James Waltz and Jan Fridh conferred certificates and pins.
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Salt River
Scottsdale Community College
Bighorn
Dr.Waltz
Jan Fridh
SCC
Nursing Aide
Clara Mae Carlos
Mildred Faye Carlos
Dixie Lee Davis
Mary Enos
Mildred Littlecreek Martinez
Eleanor Smith Sivertsen
Gloria Jean Smith
Marilyn Rowena Toney
Ethélene Enos Welsh
Belli Sues State Bar for 3 Million Damage
In San Francisco attorney Melvin Belli files a $3 million lawsuit Monday against the state bar claiming a 30 day suspension violated the U.S. Constitution. The suit seeks redress for constitutional rights violations and damages from the disciplinary action.
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San Francisco
UPI
Melvin Belli
State Bar
Paradise Valley and Greenway Middle Schools Plan Evening Graduation
Paradise Valley High School will graduate 446 seniors at 8 p.m. May 28 in the athletic stadium with Senator Barry Goldwater delivering the address. Shea Middle School resumes graduation May 31 for 501 eighth graders at 7 p.m. at Shea. Greenway Middle School will also graduate 406 students at 7:30 p.m. at Greenway. Board president Al Goodman will speak to Shea graduates and board member James Pinney to Greenway students.
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Paradise Valley High School
E. Bell Rd
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Shea Middle School
N. 27Th St
Greenway Middle School
Greenway Rd
Greenway
Shea
al Goodman
James Pinney
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