Dog blamed in car accident in Niles
In Niles a family dog allegedly interfered with a driving scene causing a crash that injured three Dunivan family members. Martha Jean Dunivan 17, suffered mouth and knee injuries. Her nephew Christopher Robin Dunivan 2 had a broken leg and cut lip. Niece Kelli Lynn Dunivan sustained leg and neck cuts. Investigating officer said no witnesses. the 2:30 pm crash ended at a tree on Niles Canyon Road.
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Rancho Arroyo Parkway
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Bey Dunton
Wal St
Ford signs pay raises for top government officials
President Ford signed into law a plan increasing pay for Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller, members of Congress, the Cabinet, the Supreme Court and other high level officials. Congress rushed the bill before a month long recess. The cost and final percentage depend on actions by Congress and may see 3 percent or 8.6 percent increases.
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Cole
Nelson A. Rockefeller
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Cabinet
Supreme Court
Ford
Pard
Bureau of Labor Standards
Senate
House
Rocket scientist Von Braun hospitalized in Baltimore
German born rocket scientist Wernher von Braun, father of the American space program, was hospitalized in satisfactory condition at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Officials did not disclose the illness. Reports mentioned a possible kidney ailment and weekend surgery. Von Braun helped develop V-2 rockets and later the Saturn project in Huntsville, Alabama.
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UPI
Weinberg
Braun
Johns Hopkins Hospital
von Braun
United States
Redstone Arsenal
Huntsville
Ala
Ad restraint request denied over Webster's Dictionary ads
A Manhattan Supreme Court judge denied a Department of Consumer Affairs bid for a temporary restraining order against publisher Ralph Ginzburg. The ruling said errors in the advertising did not prove deceptive practice. The case centers on claimed false list price and a lower bookstore price for the 1,454 page dictionary.
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New York
UPI
Ralph Ginzburg
Webster's Dictionary
Manhattan
Supreme Court
Andrew Tyler
Department of Consumer Affairs
Consumer Affairs
Elinor Guggenheimer
Ginzburg
NOW chief meets NBC head to push women on TV
Karen Bee of NOW met NBC President Robert Howard and network executives to gain broader female roles on prime time. DeCrow of Syracuse and four other NOW leaders argued men dominate 44 of 70 roles, women 8, and that 7 percent of all roles are men. She seeks similar talks with CBS and ABC, though presidents have not agreed yet.
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New York
IPT
Karen Bee
National Organization For Women
NBC
Robert Howard
Ms. DeCrow
Syracuse N.Y
NOW
Howard
Patient Chooses End Of Life Location Involves Dialysis Choice
In San Bernardino California Chuck McCracken who stopped vital artificial kidney treatments to die prefers a hospital death over home. A family friend says he is near the end and his wife cannot handle him. Jim Connelly notes he does not want to die at home though his spirits are high. McCracken, blind since age 1 and paralyzed below the knees since March, has had kidney failure from diabetes and has relied on dialysis to stay alive, stopping treatment 22 days ago as hundreds of messages arrive.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Chuck McCracken
Jim
Connelly
McCracken
Betty Ford Criticized For Affair Comment In TV Interview
In London UPI report Mary Whitehouse denounced Betty Ford as irresponsible after Ford said she would not object if her daughter had an affair. Fords issued a statement defending her remark saying the remark was taken out of context and not meant to promote promiscuity.
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Betty Ford
London
UPI
Mary Whitehouse
Britain
Beatey
YMCA funds squeeze threatens Fremont Newark branch
The Fremont Newark YMCA faces a deficit as pledges lag and fundraising wanes. McKinnon notes about 80,000 of 500,000 pledged remains outstanding while cost cuts and fee rises are considered. A new building at 1801 Blacow Road opens in April, with pancake breakfast and car wash to raise funds.
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MCA
Blacow Road
YMCA
Premont-Newark Life
McKinnon
Pentram
Blacow Roart
United States veto blocks Vietnam from U N membership
The United States vetoed two U N Security Council votes barring South and North Vietnam from full U N membership. The move, tied to a broader package on Korea, drew protests from Hanoi and Saigon observers who favored normal relations with Washington. Moynihan defended universality while noting the two Vietnams would remain with observer status.
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UPH
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Security’ Council
South
North Vietnam
U.S
Council
South Korea
World Organization
Costa Rica
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U.N
Moynihan
Security Council
Defective valve delays Viking launch to Mars voyage
A stuck two inch valve in the Titan Centaur rocket caused a three day launch delay for the Viking spacecraft bound for Mars. NASA officials expect the mission to reach Mars as planned for the bicentennial year with a June 15 orbit and July Fourth landing, pending further checks before liftoff.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
NASA
Viking
Mars
Space Agency
Trix
Hoffa kidnap witness interviewed
DETROIT (UP) James P Hoffa son of former Teamsters Union President James R Hoffa said FBI was interviewed at an individual who claims to have witnessed his fathers abduction Authorities have interviewed extensively an individual who claims he was an eye witness to the abduction at the Machus Red Fox Restaurant He is an informing witness He has given us substantial leads which have been followed up carefully An FBI spokesman said We have no knowledge of a witness to the abduction of Mr Hoffa Hoffa refused to answer questions and would not elaborate on his remarks He said he gave an interview to a southern California radio station because we feel there is evidence to be made available in that area We think we are going to have a successful solution to this crime Jay Bailey FBI agent said investigators do not know if the fallen Teamsters boss is alive or dead and have no promising leads We have no information that he is living or dead We do not know at this point whether disappearance was voluntary or otherwise Bailey noted time has passed but apprehension grows Meanwhile Ralph Guy ordered a federal grand jury probe and will begin issuing subpoenas to uncooperative witnesses this week
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Detroit
James P. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
FBI
Hoffa
Machus Red Fox
Lake Orion
California
Jay Bailey
Teamsters
Ano
Woman testifies in Beaufort jail slaying case
Joan Little told a Raleigh jury of being forced by jailer Clarence Alligood to perform sexual acts with an ice pick. She said he attacked her, she grabbed the weapon, and he died after a struggle. She described fleeing Beaufort County jail as jurors cried and her testimony paused for composure.
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N.C
UPL
Joan Little
Clarence Altigood
Alligood
Beaufort County
Shevis
Nurder
Miss Little
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