Hope remains as secret valentine fails to arrive
Toronto residents report Mrs. Mery Dunsmore has received a valentine every year since 1928 from a nameless admirer. the annual unsigned card did not arrive on Monday, but she expects it within two or three days. The sender is believed to be a former high school peer, with cards arriving from around the world over the years.
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Toronto
UPI
Mery
Dunamore
Hong Kong
New Zealand
Tokyo
Morocco
Norway
Germany
Barbados
Medi Cal processing costs rise in state plan
Sacramento reports show the Department of Health Care Services pro plan for processing visited Medi Cal claims will cost about 8 million more than estimated, with total commitments rising from 3.6 million in 1969 to final costs projected between 12 and 19 million. Dwight Geduldig says the system will cost 5.5 million for the meney.
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Sacramento
uPi
State Department of Health Care Services
Proplan
Eadei Foxing
System Science Develpment Corp
Cox
Dwight Geduldig
Police raid paper to be revealed Fresno report
Fresno officials disclosed a weekend raid on a campus dormitory during which officers kicked in doors and searched for explosives. No arrests were made and no explosives found, according to Universidad de Allan comptroller Richard Nieto. A raid occurred Saturday around noon with about 20 officers armed with pistols and shotguns.
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Fresno
Lpi
Richard Baker
Guna
Cabano
Bolter
Richard Nieto
Universidad de Allan
Roy
Bowers Reconciles Restitution For Police Reserve Funds
Edwin L. Bowers a former police reserve officer and treasurer repaid 1299 to the police reserve association after admitting theft. Judge James F. Perley placed him on three years probation as police reports and a recovery plan were presented by Sgt. Frank Hedley. Bowers said he borrowed from relatives and cashed an insurance policy to cover the misappropriated funds used to cover his father's sudden illness. He is an accountant at General Morois Corp and had been dismissed from reserve service last December.
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Pramont
Police Reserve
Edwin L.bowers
Police Reserve Association
Imunicipal Court
Bowers
Camden St
James F. Perley
Frank Hedley
General Morois Corp
Yoman appoints recreation chair in Newark
Mrs. Belle Grigsby was named chairwoman of the city recreation commission, replacing Willem Delucchi. She cast the deciding vote to install John am as vice chairman, with Orville Johnson and Mrs. Helly Sudduth nominated. Johnson, principal of Bunker School, lives on Dale wood Drive. Dr. Howard Buschke presented a nine foot totem pole for use as a youth project at a city park, inviting youths to paint it.
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Newark
Belle Grigsby
City Recreation Commission
Willem Delucchi
Orville Johnson
Helly Sudduth
Grigsby
Johnam
Bishop Way
Johnson
Bunker School
Dalewood Drive
Howard Buschke
Buschke
Suneral Notices from South County
Obituary and funeral notices list numerous individuals connected to Fremont and nearby areas. Entries mention Maureen Ferreira, Patrick A. Frevact, Anna Stinson, and others with dates, locations, and burial plans at local chapels and cemeteries. Services are scheduled in February 1972 and involve Holy Spirit Cemetery, Fremont, and Freemont area churches.
Fish die off in Alameda Creek puzzles officials
Alameda Creek fish deaths baffled officials as a plant’s effluent was blamed but not confirmed. WOSD director Jones Douglas Nelson noted the discharge appears normal and turbidity downstream is unlikely the cause. WES said the creek lacks stocked trout this spring, leaving suckers and shiners as the surviving species.
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Jones Douglas Nelson
WOSD
Dublin
San Ra
Ributaries
Wes
Alamo Canal
Sunol
Alameda Creek
Wiles Canyon
Hic
Bay Regional Water Quality Control Board
Nelson
Fish and Game
Swiss Seek Edith Irving Extradition In Hughes Case
Swiss authorities demand the extradition of Edith Irving on fraud and passport falsification charges, with a nine page diplomatic note to Washington. A New York grand jury adjourned without calling Nina Van Pallandt, delaying her testimony in the Irving bloodlines case. The probe also examines alleged copying of material from Noah Dietrich and James Phelan connected to the Hughes memoirs.
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New York
UPI
Edith Irving
Nina van Pallandt
Hughes
Clifford Irving
Bern
Federal Justice and Police Ministry
Washington
Irving
Gerald Luethy
Zurich
U.S
Erving
Puisher
Luethy
Arthur Backman
Howard Hughes
Switzerland
Helga R. Hughes
Irvings
Saruness van Pallanas
Mexico
Federal
John Marshall
New York County Grand
Districttorney
Time Magazine
Life
McGraw-Hill Books
Noah Dietrich
Los Angeles
Avith
James Phelan
Long Beach
Calif
Phelan
Dietrich
U S. Bombardment in Vietnam Suspended for Tet Truce
The United States halted the record aerial bombardment of South Vietnam for 24 hours at dusk Monday to observe the Tet New Year truce while air war in Laos and Cambodia continued. Communists allegedly violated the truce twice after the ceasefire began, with reports of 12 American casualties and 35 violations by the Communists. South Vietnamese and allied forces reported several deaths, injuries, kidnappings, and a missing person.
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Saigon
United States
South Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Fremont council readies transit plan for April vote
Fremont and Newark councilmen prepare a public transit proposal to place on the April ballot. The plan envisions a small fixed route bus system with on call demand service and commuter shuttle between the General Motors Assembly Plant and BART Fremont Station, with fares around 25 cents for fixed routes and 0 for flex service. The meeting covers an ornamental horticulture program for students and the refurbishing of the Shinn family home at Shinn Historical Park as a public resource. The session starts at 1:30 p.m. at City Hall.
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Fremont
Bart Fremont
Newark
California
Fremont-Newark Historical Resources Council
Shinn Historical Park
Shinn
City Hall
Civic Center Drive
Ronald Harper
Fred T Abelee
Hayward
Planning Commission
Paso Padre Parkway
Decote Road
Wham Road
Ballard
Transit system poll on Union City April ballot
Union City voters will decide on April 11 whether to back a public transportation system for the TriCity area. City officials say the measure asks about a 22 cent tax and raises questions about Fremont orientation and local commercial development.
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Union City
TriCity
Irving Wiliams
Leo Alvelais
Ue packzEes
Exa
Amelear
Nixon plan to defuse Middle East crisis with Suez reroute
Nixon would brief the Kremlin on a plan to re open the Suez Canal for international shipping after basic Soviet US approval. Egypt and Israel would pull back forces, canal run by Egyptian civilians, evacuated Egyptians return home, with negotiations for broader Middle East settlement under Gunnar Jarring. The United States seeks a framework for subsequent talks and an Israeli withdrawal from occupied lands.
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Middle East
Soviet Union
United States
Egypt
Israel
Suez Canal
Anycles
U.N
Gunnar Jarring
Nixon visit to Peking outlined for February arrival
The White House announced President Nixon and Mrs. Nixon will be welcomed by Premier Chou En Lai on February 21 in Peking for a weeklong mainland China tour. The itinerary includes talks with Chinese officials, state banquets, and tours to the Great Wall, Ming Tombs, and Forbidden City. Nixon will ride Chinese aircraft and cars, not his usual bubble-top limousine, and will travel onward to Hangzhou and Shanghai.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Nixon
Premiser Chou en-Lai
Peking
China
Andre Malraux
Nixons
Great Wall
Ming Tombs
Forbidden City
White Horse
Renald L. Ziegler
Chow
Hangchow
Dhev
Shanghai
Ziegler
Guam
Sam
Chou
Longshore Union Caucus Deliberates On Coast Contract Key Terms
In San Francisco the ILWU held its third day of talks on the West Coast dock settlement with a potential 5.2 million annual wage guarantee. Harry Bridges urged adoption as a union victory while debates over an election for 15,002 striking longshoremen persisted. Congress moved Nixon legislation that he planned to withhold signing.
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UPI
Caucra
Wear Coast
Washington
Nixon
Inter
Eicntsion
Harry Bridges
THAVU
Adop
Union
Wiether
Don
Seatte
Porttand
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Los Angels
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Airee
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Taft-Hartley
Congress
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Holy Spirit Cemetery
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Heay Lee Eoerry
Heamer
Lennay Kthi Fremont
Holly Picker
Cctoraca
Tring Davaer
Bessie Dotion
Aaron
Minne
Aviog Salar
Pegay Llevan
Ardwood
Gioran Isneyowel
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Wiliam J. Pizkelt
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Perle
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Perea
Doris Suelanan
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Eshdilho
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