Chicago couple may have S F bombing clues
Police in San Francisco said a Chicago couple Anthony Tankersley and Susan Tankersley held on federal charges may hold information on a string of 1968 and 1969 explosions targeting police stations and utility sites in the Bay Area. Authorities link the pair to bombings and possible anarchist collaborators in Berkeley and Oakland, with potential to solve up to 30 cases.
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UPI
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Susan
U.S
Tankersley
Richmond
Bay
Tankersleys
Nelder
Telegraph Avenue
Brian McDonnell
Haight-Ashbury
Charles O'Brien
FBI
Canada
Montreal
Contra
Costa County
Oakland Hall of Justice
Alameda County
Leak in cancer cells detected
Rubin proposes a new approach in cancer research suggesting cancer growth relies on blood vessel development linking tumors to host tissue. He posits cancer agents may release cells from density dependent inhibition and excite uncontrolled growth, with OSF potentially blocking self regulation. Further work is needed to prove these ideas.
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Rubin
Pompidou Visits San Francisco Amid Libyan Jet Sale Protests
French President Georges Pompidou arrived in San Francisco after talks with Nixon in Washington. 900 protesters outside his hotel held lit candles and sang Marseille and Hatikvah, warning against France selling Mirage fighters to Libya. The peaceful rally preceded his arrival, while Pompidou also toured Cape Kennedy space facilities en route to Oakland and Stanford, and planned a reception at a Palace of Honor replica.
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UPI
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Libya
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Nixon
Cape Kennedy
Stanford
Commonwealth Club of California
Legion of Honor
Union Square
St. Francis Hotel
Jewish Community Relations Council
France
Reynold Colvin
Middleast
Marseille
Israel
U.S
Zehovich asks FBI to probe destruction in Santa Barbara
Sacramento Assemblyman George Zehovich urged the FBI to investigate alleged wanton destruction in Santa Barbara, arguing violence and terrorism undermine a flexible government system. He previously asked for FBI scrutiny of Bay Area bombings.
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UPI
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Santa Barbara
Zenovich
Assembly Democratic Caucus
Fresno
FBI
San Francisco Bay Area
Planners haggle over shop use in garden district
Fremont planning commissioners clashed over allowing the Washington Hospital Service League to run a charity budget shop in a garden apartment district. A one year permit with auto renewal was favored to avoid complaints, while a five year option was rejected. The Youth Crisis Center project also moved forward, with a center to help youths with drug problems planned at 36080 Framont Blvd.
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RI Bennelive
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Aniike
Mission Peak Kawanis
Directors reject water pipe bids in Alameda County
Alameda County Water District directors rejected the second round of bids for the illedeng Water conduit after initially accepting Fremont Pipeline Construction Co. bid. The meeting shifted to a closed session before reversing the motion, with larger pipe costs justified to provide proper sizing and funding details.
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Fremont Pipeline Construction Co
Pestana
Fremont Pipeline
Bernard M. King
Fremont approves 11 year contract to keep Leslie Salt land a preserve
Fremont officials hailed the city council action approving an 11 year contract with Leslie Salt Co to place 10 000 acres in agricultural preserve status under the Williamson Act. The plan aims to tax land on earnings rather than development potential and protect undeveloped bay shorelands as Read more Acreages in Hayward San Jose Menlo Park Sunnyvale Newark were cited as pending similarly designated parcels.
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Mission Peak
David Escobar
South Bay sewage dump halt eyed by regional board
In a closed session of the Oakland office meeting attended by a full board, officials discussed actions against about six Bay Area dischargers under the Porter Cologne Water Quality Act. The panel urged Milpitas Sanitary District to speed cleanup of highly toxic wastes, with a possible cease and desist order if March 2 deadlines fail. The board plans toxicity tests on fish and consulting health authorities to assess the South Bay discharge situation.
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Harold Teasdale
Bay
Weber
Milpitas
South Bay
James McCormick
Moraga
Richard DeLong
Homer Hyde
Campbell
Awtence Walker
Sanitary District
DeLong
Teacher strangled to death in Berkeley cottage
UPI reports Deborah Beeler 25, daughter of a Philadelphia manufacturer, was found strangled in her rented Berkeley cottage. Police say the killer was known to her with no signs of forced entry and no indication of sexual assault. Investigators questioned friends and acquaintances.
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UPI
Deborah Beeler
Philadelphia
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Jack Houston
Twin boys born to Mia Farrow in London clinic
Actress Mia Farrow gave birth to twin boys in London's Avenue Clinic on Thursday, doctors said. Farrow, 25, is divorced from Frank Sinatra. Her partner Andre Previn, 40, was present. The twins reportedly named Matthew Phineas and Sasha Vil? The mother and the boys are doing well, a spokesman said.
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UPI
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Birt
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Previn
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Frank Sinatra
Matthew Phineag
Sacha Vil
Los Angeles
Local students on honor list at UC Davis
Fifteen local students earned a fall quarter honor list in UC Davis College of Letters and Science. Names include Robert Himmelman, Robert Hughes, Deborah Magder, Kristi Martin, Gayle Myers, Elizabeth Nielson, William Raap, Barbara Rose, Bruce Shaffer, Barry Smith, Jeanne Solon, Virginia Wallon, Penelope Williams from Fremont, and Barbara McNeely of Newsark. Funeral services for Lee C. Wilson, 70, will be held in McMinnville, Oregon. He died Wednesday in Fremont. He was a native of Buroak Ban, husband of Agnes Wilson of Carlton, Ore. He was father of Mary Seliera and Richard Wilson, brother of several, grandfather and great-grandfather of two.
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College of Letters and Science
University of California
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Himmelman
Robert D. Hughes
David P. Lanferman
Deborah T. Magder
Kristi L. Martin
Gayle L. Myers
Elizabeth A. Nielson
William R. Raap
Barbara R. Rose
Bruce L. Shaffer
Barry H. Smith
Jeanne M. Solon
Virginia L. Wallon
Penelope R. Williams
Fremont
Barbara A. McNeely
Newsark
Lee C. Wilson
McMinnville
Ore
Berge-Pappas Mortuary
Fremont Blvd
Buroak
Ban
Agnes M. Wilson
Carlton
Mary Arlene Seliera
Yamhill
Richard L. Wilson
George J. Wilson
Colorado Springs
Colo
Bertha Harbolt
Colville
Wash
Rena Taylor
Inglewood
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