The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 23

April 4, 1974 THE SUN-TELEGRAM A-23 SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -San Francisco State College professor Emeritus Walter Hacker, 71, was shot once in the throat yesterday afternoon on the college campus. Hacker was rushed to Mission Emergency Hospital but his condition was not believed to be serious. Arrested on campus was Michael J. Boyd, 25, of San Francisco. The shooting took place on the second floor of the Hu manities, Language and Literature Building about 2:15 p.m.

Although Hacker is white and his assailant was black, police said they did not believe the incident was connected with the so-called Zebra killings involving white persons slain by blacks for no apparent reason. Paul F. Romberg, college president, called the shooting" "senseless and a tragic situation." Shot fells professor raEasteX Police believe 12 slayings linked SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Police said yesterday they believe the killer of a Salvation Army cadet also may have, been responsible for 11 other apparently motiveless street slayings here in the past six months. "Indications are from our investigative reports that it is connected to the earlier slayings," a police spokesman said. He said all 12 slayings appeared to be random, unprovoked and without a robbery demand.

A weapon was used in each case. All the victims were white and the assailants in each case was black. However, ballistics tests showed a different weapon was used in the latest slaying than in earlier killings, including the killings of four persons and the wounding of a fifth in January. Meanwhile, more than 50 police searched yesterday for the man who killed Thomas D. Rainwater, 19, of Santa Barbara and seriously wounded fellow cadet Linda Story, 21, of Hayward, Monday night with gunshot wounds to their backs.

Monday night's shooting, however, was the first in which two companions were fired upon. Reagan cuts chunk from veterans bill SACRAMENTO (UPI) -Gov. Ronald Reagan Wednesday vetoed all but $1 million from a $5 million bill to provide salary funds for unemployed Vietnam veterans and then signed the measure into law. The legislation (AB276) by Assemblyman John L. Burton, D-San Francisco, will reimburse private employers .50 per cent for up to a year a half for vets in employment training Reagan, in his veto message, said the $1 million left in the bill "should be adequate to demonstrate the effectiveness" of the employment training program.

He said more money could be made available in the budgets of future governors "if there is a showing that his program promotes meaningful job training opportunities." A similar bill was vetoed entirely last year by Reagan. School boards exempt jrom financial reports Deputy Atty. Gen. Clayton P. Roche said the act only requires statements from "constitutional officers, county supervisors and chief administrative officers, and managers and chief administrative officers of general law of charter cities." The opinion said school board members fall within a discretionary provision of the law that states public agencies may adopt rules governing financial disclosure of of SAJT FRANCISCO (AP)-'Schiol board members are exempted from financial 'disolpsure under California's J973 Conflicts of Interest Act, lAtty.

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Authorities said she had been raped and strangled. Mariner ends Mercury phase PASADENA (UPI) Mariner 10 wrapped up the Mercury phase of its inter-planetary odyssey yesterday and went into "cruise mode" in orbit around the sun with all instruments turned off except three relatively minor experiments. TORRANCE (AP) charges were dropped today against a man held in Ithe Thanksgiving 1972 slaying llyear-old Teri Lynn Hollis. Dismissal of the charges against Ronald Paul Kozak, 129, came at the request of Dist. Atty.

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