Man drowns in San Rafael Bay mishap near Kentfield
Raymond Vogel, 41, owner of a building maintenance firm, drowned when a 16 foot craft capsized in San Rafael Bay near Kentfield. Vogel swam for shore while others clung to the boat. Coast Guard found his body. declared dead at Fort Point. Survivors included Vogel’s son Tom, 18, Russell Fabian, and Albert Gadoury, boat owner from Mid Valley. The party had left Sausalito Yacht Harbor for a fishing tip early Saturday.
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Fresno graduate students use rock concert to recruit young voters
Fresno State social work graduates Bader and Kostove organized a free rock concert at Rateline Stadium to register youths. About 2,000 attendees reportedly registered amid acts The Doors War Dr Hook and Sweathog, with thousands more arriving early and lining up to enter.
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Sacramento poverty walk raises over 100000 by thousands
Sacramento walk for development drew about 12 000 participants in the 20 mile event with more than 100 000 raised for anti poverty and development projects. Roughly 40 000 withdrew due to heat, stingers or darkness and two sprained ankles were reported during the trek.
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San Francisco woman held in shooting case
Mrs Patricia J Hoyt 35 was held for investigation of murder after a fatal shooting Saturday night. She said she killed the man to protect her ailing husband. The dead man was David T Bennington 45 an unemployed draftsman described as a transient. He was visiting the Hoyts when an argument with Charles Hoyt 4 or so led to the shooting, Inspector Ron Schneider said.
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Girl shot by border guards sparks protest in Helmstedt
A West German member urged government protest after an East German border guard shot a year-old girl attempting to cross to the west. The incident occurred before dawn as she and two male companions tried to breach the East West German frontier near Helmstedt. One youth crossed. the girl and another man were wounded and taken away by East German guards.
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Nixon preps for Canada trip amid trade tensions
President Nixon rested at the Florida White House and planned a trip to Canada likely to feature blunt remarks on differences with Premier Pierre Elliott Trudeau. Talks on trade stall amid mutual reluctance to concede, as Volcker calls the talks an impasse and demonstrations reportedly loom in Ottawa.
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Arcus Palse by the Pally Reviews Yiord L. Sparks
Caliornia newspaper entry from Alameda court district with publication details and post entry information. Mentions publisher Delenicad paper and Circulation Bureau.
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Humphrey Says Demo Nomination Open Through May
Humphrey at a Dayton news conference said the Democratic presidential race remains wide open with a mid May trend likely. He named Muskie and McGovern as rivals and said he would keep the Nixon Price Commission but push for tougher enforcement. The GOP accused Dem solicitors of spreading claims linking Republicans to ITT. Elsewhere Michigan and a New York candidate signaled campaigns, while the League of Women Voters warned many could lose votes due to an outdated election system.
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Day care shortage seen depriving millions of children
A UPI report from New York cites a study about day care shortages across 77 cities. The survey by council members who visited centers found most offer custodial care rather than developmental experiences and called for rapid expansion and improvement of services to reach all families.
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Record Cold Speeds Across Nation With Limited Warmth
A sweeping cold wave grips most of the country for a second day as a line from the northern Rockies to the mid-Atlantic brings subfreezing readings. Pellston Michigan hits 6 below. Toledo Ohio sets a low for the date at 15 below. Fargo North Dakota reports 2 below. Only the Southwest enjoys 70s and 80s. A separate report urges at least 2 billion federal dollars for fiscal 1973 and highlights day care funding, streamlined federal-state coordination, and nonmandatory employment for public assistance, aiming to provide comprehensive child care services to all families.
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LBJ Reported Satisfactory After Heart Attack at UVA
Doctor says Lyndon B Johnson remains in satisfactory condition with signs of improvement after a heart attack. Dr J Will Hurst at Emory says Johnson could resume medical duties. oxygen given occasionally, no IV meds. Johnson and Mrs. Johnson stay with daughter Linda and son-in-law Charles Robb at University of Virginia.
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