Frank calls for canceling a month in state budget
UPI reports Boston figures show Barney Frank and colleagues debating delaying or canceling June to balance the deficient budget. Frank argues abolishing a month could ease the fiscal crisis, citing past proposals to remove February or June. He criticizes the administration for poor fiscal planning amid the state budget impasse.
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Boston
UPI
Barney Frank
Osessen
Marsley
Frank
Gav
Michael
Duslis
Povarner
Vartier
Hovss Wayfared Mears Committee
Il Crise
Suspect held in Fremont apartment burglary
Witnesses described a burglary near 7950 Fremont Blvd as Kereth Lee Gonzales and Robert F. Pounds were arrested after a car breakdown. Gonzales allegedly commented on the burglary, was chased by Jack M. Dionne who flagged police, and officers recovered a TV set, rug, tape stereo and other items. A suspected key to the apartment was found in Gonzales pocket.
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Fremont
Kereth Lee Gonzales
Jason Way
Fremont Blvd
Jack M. Dionne
Gonzalves
Escaped monky sought by owner in Daly Ave area
Lori Werner seeks a long tailed tree monkey named Ruanda that escaped Sunday from a cage on Daly Avenue. The two year old brown furred pet, about 15 inches high with silver tail hairs, behaves like a child and may bite if frightened. A reward is offered for information leading to Tanya the monkey. Call 7712662.
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Loren Werner
Daly
Ruanda
Werner
Werer
Tanya
Vandal damage hits Kimber Farms building in Fremont
Weekend vandalism caused about 2500 dollars in damage to the old Kimber Farms building at 39700 Mission Blvd Fremont. Two Mine Ginch Moodlights on the old hatchery were broken along with 262 windows and three cases of bottles. The office building is now owned by DeKalb Agresearch.
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Fremont
Kimber Farms
Mission Blvd
Les Hoyth Te Wan Wee
DeKalb Agresearch
Fremont burglary nets 1 547 and jewelry stolen
A burglary in Fremont yielded a $1 000 charm bracelet and other items including a 000 gold ring with a pearl setting, a gold choker, and a Peruvian field ring. A van was seen loitering near the victim’s Wellington Fines home as Fran Metzger reported the scene.
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Fremont
Fran Metzger
Wellington
San Francisco papers raise prices to six twenty five
The San Francisco Chronicle and the San Francisco Examiner announced subscription increases to 6.25 dollars a month. The combined Sunday edition price rose 73 cents while weekday newsstand prices remained unchanged. The papers, produced jointly as a combined Sunday issue, cited higher reprint costs for the rise.
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SAN Francisco
UPI
San Francisco Chronicle
The
San Francisco Examiner
Alternsoy Examiner
Viet
Quinicle Examiner
Rock concert nets $300000 for San Francisco schools
UPI reports a SNACK benefit concert in San Francisco on March 11 raised about 300000 to fund athletics drama music and equipment in the city school system. Promoter Bill Graham, Mayor Joseph Alioto and school board members announced the plan to track spending and what the funds support.
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San Francisco
UPI
Bill Graham
Graham
Joseph Alita
Wligh
Kear Stadium
Jobless claims rise sharply in California reports
Sacramento reports unemployment claims up 91 percent year over year with 75553 claims in mid March across four programs. Department head Jin Lorens notes figures reflect claims filed, not individuals, and estimates 199,000 more jobseekers may be eligible. Regular unemployment is funded by employers and averages 90 dollars weekly. Federal state programs add 13 and 2 week extensions for eligible claimants.
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Sacramento
UPIT
Jin Lorens
Ian
Mt Tlighthe
Lorene
Weather
Recession Drives Sharp Rise in Property Crime
Washington reports a surge in serious crimes as the 1974 recession deepened. FBI data show murders, rape, robbery, and aggravated assault climbing, with theft and car theft also up. Officials blame gaps in the criminal justice system and unemployment. Uniform Crime Report notes crime shifting from cities to suburbs. Rural areas show even larger increases.
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Washington
UPI
PBLBI
Edward J. Levi
FBI
Levi
Ford blames Congress for Southeast Asia fall
Palm Springs reports indicate President Ford blamed Congress for cutting off aid to South Vietnam and criticized North Vietnam for violations of the Paris peace accord. Officials said intelligence notes Thieu pulled back forces, worsening a crisis that could jeopardize Saigon's defense. Ford’s team remained tight lipped ahead of a San Diego news conference as Weyand and Kissinger prepared to brief.
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Palm Springs
Calif
SUPI
Ge Monday
Aon Vietnam
South Vietnam
Nelson
Ford
Atmard Air Force 1
Bakersfield
Elk Hills
Nguyen van Thien
U.S
Saigon
North Vietnam
Teacing
Cambodia
San Diego
Ford tours Elk Hills Oil Reserve in push for energy plan
President Ford, wearing a hard hat, visited Elk Hills Naval Reserve in California during an Easter tour. He touted a national energy program and a goal of expanding oil production to about 12 400,000 barrels a day, while noting Navy use and civilian reserves. Aides described the visit as part of his campaign for Congress.
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Bakersfield
Calif
UPI
Ford
Navy
Elk Hills
Congress
Martin
Palm Springs
Elk Hilly
Cvilians
Ron Nessen
Palm
Major crimes in Bay Area decline in 1974 report
FBI Uniform Crime Report shows San Francisco Oakland Berkeley and San Jose each saw shifts in murders rapes and other offenses in 1973 and 1974. Murders fell in San Francisco and Oakland while San Jose logged 27 murders in 1973 and 1971. Rapes mostly declined in San Francisco and Berkeley with rises in Oakland and San Jose. Rape figures rose in San Jose by 11 percent from 182 in 1973 to 210 in 1974.
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San Francisco
UPI
San Francisco Bay
Berkeley
Oakland
San Jose
Sei
Opinions split on $22.5 billion rebate effects in economy
New York economists clash on whether the $22.5 billion tax rebates and cuts will lift the economy from recession. Some say most will save or pay bills, limiting stimulus, while others warn the deficit must shrink and that one time cuts may not sustain momentum.
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New York
UPI
Ota Eckstein
Eckstein
Congress
Albert Sindlinger
Sindlinger & Co
Sid Thigs
Wil
Angel Sindlinger
US warns of tougher response to oil boycotts
Defense Secretary Schlesinger warned Washington could react more severely to another Arab oil boycott and noted a reassessment of national strategy is under way. He projected a major Vietnamese drive on Saigon within a month or two and said North Vietnam would reassemble over about two months before an attack.
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Nessen
South Vietnam
Army
Frederick C. Weyand
Vietnam
United States
Palen Springs
Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
Weyand
Hai
da Nang
White House
Washington
UPI
James R. Schlesinger
Public Broadcasting Services
Inger
Saigon
Schlesinger
Serra
Liring
A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Hani
Pentagon
North Vietnam
Newark seeks emergency services funds to aid destitute
City officials urge a $25 grant from Associated Community Action Program and Salvation Army support to reopen Mrs. Viola Blythe’s emergency aid home in Newark. The 18 year effort, started under Luella Kellerman, served about 29 people quarterly, aiding clothing and food, housing, and disaster relief. If funded, Blythe would lease space and resume food orders, clothing, and counseling services.
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Newark
Viola Blythe
Gen
Associated Community Action Pro
Salvations
Bed pushers fail at record attempt on April Foal Day
A fragmented report notes athletes attempting a record with humorous remarks as April Foat’s Day references appear. The text shows confused phrasing and incomplete quotes about breaking a record and possible technical violations amid farm competition themes.
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Prinic
Napa man shoots two daughters in tragic incident
Napa County Sheriff's Office reports a man shot and killed his two daughters in Napa. Sheriff Earl Randal confirms authorities are investigating the case as a domestic tragedy. Further details were not released.
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Napa
Ae Ot Yy
Napa County
Earl Randal
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