Four Jaycees named for book honor in Fremont publication
Fremont Jaycees select four locals aged 1 to 35 for inclusion in a national public service book edition. Named are Broyles of 4202 Ando St. a Singer Friden communications specialist and vice president of Fremont Jaycees. Lenimara of Seda County Water District administrative assistant active in scouts and YI CA environmental groups. Odell Court who won Man of the Year for drug abuse prevention work and chaired the Community Drug Council. and Harold Courtenay, San Francisco based clerk involved in Fremont Jaycees projects and local drug council efforts. The local group previously featured six members in 1970.
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Herb L. Harrison
Jury Deliberations Rally Over Frazier Murder Verdict
Friday jurors found Linky Frazier sane when he killed Dr Victor Obta and four others. He disposed of bodies in Obta's eye clinic pool as trial shifted to the penalty phase. Defense called mental health experts. prosecutors disputed insanity.
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Aule Mechinle
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Peter Chang
Newark youth named ideal young citizen
Newark resident Ble Musich of 2290 Plummer Ave was named an ideal young citizen by the Newark Optimist Club. The proclamation praised his community work, trumpet playing, church activity, and pursuit of a political science degree, noting this as a significant honor.
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Plummer Ave
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Hiesdine Guam
Joe Slate
Nixon veto blocks bipartisan daycare plan mobilizes Senate vote
The Senate fell short of a two thirds majority to override President Nixon's veto of a daycare bill. The vote was 51 for and 49 against, with seven Republicans switching sides. House passage had been narrow at 210-186. Nixon argued the plan was unworkable and politically risky, saying it would expand antipoverty efforts yet failed to modify administrative flaws. Supporters cited models from the White House conference and endorsements from major groups.
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Turnkey housing measure heads to April ballot in UNEON CITY
Com mittees for Sensible Income Housing pursue 500 signatures to place the defeated Turnkey referendum on the April ballot. Volunteers aim for 1,000 signatures to offset possible invalids. Group says lack of information caused the loss and there was no organized opposition.
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Slaying suspect dies in gun battle near Lewistown
A gun battle Friday left one of three suspects dead and two state police officers wounded near Lewistown Pa. Police hunted the other two suspects in a wooded area after a high speed chase and exchange of fire. The slain suspect died from multiple gunshot wounds. Police recovered a .22 revolver and a state trooper was shot in the groin while another officer sustained a scalp wound. The incident echoes the 1986 Shade Gap kidnapping case in the area. Aristotle Onassis bids again to build Greece’s third oil refinery after a canceled state deal.
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Lewistown
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Shade Gap
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Abtoona
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James H. Bradley
Holidaysburg
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Peru orders refunds after expelling Santana group
The Peruvian government ordered promoters to refund about 48,000 ticket buyers nearly 100000 dollars after expelling the Santana rock group for offending local customs. The tour had been set to feature the Mexican born, naturalized lead singer and four technicians at a venue in Lima.
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UPI
Santana
Cony Manistlad University
Sor Denis Federation
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School Menus From a Fuzzy OCR Scan
Readable lines show a sequence of school meal items for a week with items like hamburgers sloppy joe rice and Christmas cake. Several words are garbled but indicate a recurring menu program with daily offerings including vegetable sides fruit and cookies.
Treasure sale nets $53,255 from artifacts and coins
The auction drew French buyers and included 4,588 coins and silver ecus. Bidders included fourteen Canadians, with six successful, as the sale progressed and concluded with a total around 53 thousand dollars.
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