Fremont couple charged with selling LSD tablets
A man and woman, Michael J. Dominguez and Cynthia Marie Cooper, both of 38863 Fremont Blvd., face a preliminary hearing next Thursday in municipal court on charges they sold 4,000 LSD tablets to a federal agent. Police say the sales occurred on Hayward last fall. Dominguez is a laborer and Cooper, mother of a year old son, is on welfare.
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Michael J. Dominguez
Cynthia Marie Cooper
Fremont Blvd
Hayward
Dominguez
Ms. Cooper
Reynolds at tentative pact could end 74 day strike
Federal mediator Jerry Finley said negotiators reached a tentative agreement with Reynolds Aluminum in Hayward that could end a 74 day strike by International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 2131 affecting 200 workers. Details were withheld until a membership vote Saturday morning focusing on shift scheduling.
Leslie Salt declares dividend for first quarter 1975
Leslie Salt Co. announces a 1d per share dividend for the first quarter of 1975, a 15 cent rise from the previous quarter. President Joh M. Lillie cites higher shipments from the Port Hedland Australia plant and stronger industrial salt sales as key factors.
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Leslie Salt Co
Leslie
Joh M. Lillie
Port Hedland
Australia
Pentagon seeks US airlines aid for Cambodia airlift
The Pentagon asked US airlines to aid an emergency airlift to Phnom Penh as Bird Air of Quiland expands from Thailand. Bird will double flights with Pentagon paying up to 1.2 million of a 278 million Cambodia aid fund. Civilian crews are to be used to minimize US presence in Cambodia.
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Phnom Penh
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Quiland
Thailand
Phnom Pehn
Bird
U.S
Cambodia
Civilia
Justice Marshall Hospitalized With Respiratory Infection
Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall, 67, was admitted to Bethesda Naval Hospital Tuesday evening after a West Coast trip with a slight fever. He is receiving treatment for a respiratory infection and resting comfortably in satisfactory condition.
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UPI
Supreme Court
Thurgood Marshall
Court Information Office
Marshall
Bethesda Naval Hospital
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New York
U.S
William Q. Douglas
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Natusaw
Rhodes Doubts Ford Energy Plan for 1980 Goal
Idaho Republican House Minority Leader John J. Rhodes warned that the nation would not reach energy self sufficiency by 1980 as Ford proposed. In a Lincoln Day speech he said Congress must act on energy plans, noting 1985 was a more plausible target and that delays could push beyond either date. He called Ford's 1980 target unfortunate and urged action by a Democratic Congress.
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Idaho
UPI
House
John J. Rhodes
Ford Rhodes
Lincoln Day
Congress
Ford
Arizona Republican
Rhodes
Misdemeanor fine hike proposed in Los Angeles
City Attorney Burt Pines urged raising the maximum misdemeanor fine from 500 to 2500 at a news conference in Los Angeles. He said the 100 year old limit is inadequate and plans to present the idea to state county and federal affairs committees before reaching the full city council in about a month.
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UPI
Burt Pines
Pires
Lincoln Meiptts
Food stamp forgery trio sentenced in Los Angeles
A U S federal judge sentenced Theron Lewis to four years Thomas Patterson to four years and Ernest Jones to eighteen months for conspiracy to counterfeit about 600000 in food stamps. The three pleaded guilty last month after a Secret Service investigation sparked by counterfeit five dollar stamps appearing in south Los Angeles.
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U.S
Secret Service
Harry Pregerson
Theron Lewis
Thomas
Patterson
Ernest Jones
Lewas
Jones
Fire damages AAA building in San Francisco
A two alarm blaze on the redhid floor of the California American Automobile Association building in San Francisco caused about $65,000 in damages before firefighters extinguished the fire. Assistant Division Chief Charles Carll noted the fire was under control after two alarms and no injuries occurred. Smoke and water damaged storage rooms and supplies. cause under investigation.
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San Francisco
APL
New
GM chief predicts end to auto plant shutdowns by March
GM chairman Thomas Murphy forecast that auto plant shutdowns could end by late March as the industry weighs rebated sales. Ford touts a value check cash giveaway to lure used-car owners into showrooms, offering top prizes up to 4000 dollars.
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General Motors Corp
Thomas A. Murphy
Ford Motor Co
Ford
No. 2 Auto Company
Murphy
St. Louis
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Del
Paraville
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Rotary Club
Daughter awaits Soviet travel visa to visit father
Zoya Fyodorova said her daughter Victoria, 29, has made progress on a travel visa to the United States to meet her ailing father, Rear Adm. Jackson R. Tate, now 77, who learned of her existence two years ago after a wartime affair that ended with his expulsion and her Siberian imprisonment.
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UPI
Zoya Fyodorova
Victoria
United States
Miss Fyodorova
Jackson R. Tate
Orange Park
Florida
Tate
Fyodorova
Siberian
Candidate outlines school plan with audit insights
The candidate discusses using a 50000 dollar contract to expand district staff for internal painting and saving money. She says an audit and organization would guide funding for programs like reading, social education, and vandalism solutions, noting money may not be available but accounting will reveal where to look and restructure to save.
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Carr
Snowstorm halts Atlantic Seaboard activities and stock markets
A fierce winter storm swept the Atlantic Seaboard causing road and air travel disruption, closing thousands of schools and forcing the New York Stock Exchange and American Stock Exchange to close early. Snow piled up across Pennsylvania to New England with heavy totals in New York City and Connecticut. Local officials and residents described widespread travel misery and business impacts as cities mobilized salt spreaders and crews to cope with the blizzard conditions.
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New York
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Efram Ortiz
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Senate panel approves bill to halt Ford oil fee plan
Washington reports a Senate committee backed a House-passed bill to block President Ford’s proposed oil surcharge. Republican critics predict a veto override is unlikely, while Democrats edge toward an alternative energy package emphasizing a trust fund, fuel efficiency, tax shifts, and exploration boosts amid the recession.
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Washington
UPI
House
Ford
Senate Committee
Robert Dole
White House
Democratic Policy Committee
Ernest F. Hollings
D.C
Hollings
Hallings
Judge orders report on impounded highway funds
A UPI report says Federal Judge John Lewis Smith directed the Federal Highway Administration to quantify how much of the Highway Trust Fund’s about 1.0 billion dollars is immediately available for release to states, alongside Ford’s 2 billion dollar jobs program. Louisiana sued to compel funds release amid past trust fund suspensions.
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UPI
Ford
John Lewis Smith
Federal Highway Administration
Louisiana
Topeka
Kan
Smith
Governent
Two Arrested in Hayward Attempted Murder Case
James F Dunn aged 38 and Sherri L Wright aged 20, both of 24125 Second St, were arrested on suspicion of attempted murder in the case of Union City man James Clark. Clark was found in his car near the Santa Cruz summit after being drugged with PCP and forced to swallow the drug before being pushed over a cliff three weeks earlier. A third man is being sought as investigators probe motive.
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Union City
Santa Cruz
James Clark
Clark
Summit
Santa Cruz County
James F. Dunn
Sherri L. Wright
Second St
Deeuuen
Go ahead on Newark district financing for school projects
Trustees approve a lease purchase path to fund a 4.4 million school project with a maximum 0.50 dollar per 100 valuation tax hike and sale of unused sites while voters have rejected bonds four times. A detention center pilot at Newark High aims to reduce tardiness and discipline issues following a teacher firing. Pacific Landscaping wins 46802 contract to rework Newark High athletic field and other items include a counseling program proposal and mobile home placement for district surveillance yard.
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Newark High
Pacific Landscaping Co
San Ramon
Newark
Memorial
Hubert A. Nickum
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