Army career cut short for 14 year old Hart
Hayward report details Thomas Henry Hart, a 14 year old from South County, who enlisted in the Army to escape family troubles and boredom at school. After two weeks of basic training at Ft Ord and promises of paratrooper school, he was released for being underage. His mother and grandmother supported his efforts while noting his strong discipline and desire to serve.
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India rejects demand to oust rebels from consulate
In New Delhi India refused Pakistan’s demand to expel rebel East Pakistani diplomats who seized its consulate in Calcutta and two others who defected. The foreign ministry spokesman said asylum was granted to the defectors and they would not be returned.
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Bank of America Branch Bombed Again in Berkeley
A California Bank of America branch sustained about ten windows damaged by a pipe bomb for the second time in six weeks. No injuries or suspects were reported. The device was placed near a pillar by the entrance. similar blasts had occurred in Berkeley and California since February 1970.
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Firms ordered to cleanup Delta waste discharges
The Water Resources Control Board ordered major industrial dischargers in the Sacramento San Joaquin Delta to meet new strict water quality standards within deadlines ranging to July 1973. Firms include Du Pont de Nemours Crown Zellerbach Fibreboard Tillie Lewis Foods and Hickmott Foods with plans due by June and substantial daily waste outputs into the San Joaquin River and Delta waterways.
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Reagan names pair to Livestock Board
Governor Ronald Reagan reappointed rancher Joseph G. Moore of Hillsborough and insurance man John Tt Met calf to the board of the Grand National Livestock Exposition Horse Show and Rodeo in San Francisco. Both men are Republicans.
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Wild Horse Annie pushes mustang protection in Senate
Velma B. Johnston and supporters urged passage of a federal law to shield about 17,000 free roaming wild horses. Lynn Williams, a Roseburg student, and Hope Ryden testified, noting public concern and the need to refuges for wild horses on public lands. Jackson introduced the bills citing photos, letters from children, and ongoing brutal hunting for pet food.
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Horner honor rolls name 142 students for second trimester
Fremont Horner Junior High lists 142 students named to gold and blue honor rolls for the second trimester. Ten students earned straight A's with 24 points, led by Ruth Abraham and Doretta Berger, among others, with many more on the blue and gold lists.
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Michele Bell
David Berry
Mike Beseda
Karola Retchart
Harlow Blum
Lee Breitzman
Michele Thrown
Roy Buis
Ramona Campos
Kathy Chandler
Mary Claw
Daily Review announces Alameda Superior Court notice
The Daily Review carries a public notice from Alameda County California regarding a Superior Court case. Floyd L Sparks, publisher, indicates the paper is entered as second class matter in Fremont California. Subscriptions and mailing address details appear in the notice.
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