Angela Davis in UCLA firing scandal and courtroom siege
A 1969-1970 chain of events centers on Angela Davis after a UCLA hiring spark and her defense of the Soledad Brothers. The San Rafael courthouse hostage incident, indictments for Mills’s death, and Davis’s flight from authorities propelled her to national notoriety and an FBI manhunt.
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William Divale
FBI
Angela Davis
Daily Brain
San Rafael
Ate
Nixon
Miss Davis
Soledad Brothers
Soledad
California
San Francisco
Jonathan Jackson
Harold J. Haley
James McClain
San Quentin
Ruchell Magee
Magee
William A. Christmas
Los Angeles
Times Square
New
Desegregation Funding Battle Shapes House Bill
Desegregation aid faces a snag as Rep Ford seeks to fold the Nixon proposal into a $6.8 billion general school aid measure. The subcommittee adjourned without a vote to study the plan, with supporters like Rep Edith Green backing Ford and critics such as Rep Albert Quie opposing the broader aid expansion. The issue centers on funding to help schools meet desegregation costs and how it fits into larger education aid.
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Washington
Nixon
House Education and Labor Committee
William D. Ford
D-Mich
Ford
Roman C. Pucinski
D-Ill
Rep
Albert H. Quie
Minnesota
Congress
House
Senate
Pucinski
Area girls win awards at Huron Water Festival
Cheryll's Drum and Baton Corps members earned trophies at the Huron Water Festival twirling contest. Sandy Fair won senior twirl-off first place. Darlene Hecock and Wendy West took first and second in the junior twirl-off. Linda's Lassies Baton and Drum Corps won the senior drill trophy. the Junior Corps won junior drill. Cheryl Leonard Neidhardt directs Cheryll's from Lisbon with instruction in Elyria.
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Ben Lorensky
Sandy Fair
Charles Fair
Lakes Ave
Darlene Hecock
William Hecock
Hartford Dr
Wendy West
John West
Mason Road
Vermillion
Linda
Lassies
Linda Brown
Hilliard Rd
Drum
Cheryl Leonard Neidhardt
Lisbon
Ohio
Elyria
Lorensky
Gilligan Proclaims Ohio REACT Week to Mark Pilot Year
Gov. John J. Gilligan designated July 18 to 24 as Ohio REACT Week celebrating the first year of the Ohio REACT Emergency Network pilot. The program, funded by General Motors Research Laboratories, mobilized 2,500 volunteers using radios to report accidents summon aid and assist distressed motorists. About 5 000 reports were issued by REACT members in the year.
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UPI
John J. Gilligan
Ohio
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