Nevada City murder trial delayed for defense motions
In Nevada City a murder trial proceeds with testimonies noting a claim that the defendant’s wife became pregnant and that Jesus himself was the father. Legislative mentions discuss Alan Post and enrolling skilled unemployed aerospace scientists at UC to train as scouts. Judge Arnason delays Angela Davis trial start to January 31 for defense motions.
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Richard E. Arnason
Angela Davis
President Nixon calls for foreign aid cut and asset protections
In a tough policy, President Nixon threatens to cut off foreign aid and block international bank liens to nations that seize private American property, as discussed amid broader political rhetoric and media framing on freedom and threat.
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Vigel
Spiro
Nixon
United States
Negotiations Over Price and Condition Amid British Troop Talks
Fragmentary report notes Britain and NATO officials negotiating price and conditions for operations. Island leadership expresses concern over the outcome as talks continue, with reference to troops stationed on the island and ongoing diplomacy.
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Washington High quake tests okayed
Fremont Unified trustees approved the first phase of earthquake safety testing for Washington High School to determine compliance with modern standards. A report said three older schools Alviso Niles Warm Springs appear earthquake safe from available plans and inspections, with complete plans for Alviso and Warm Springs not yet found.
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Fremont Unified School District
Washingtons High
Alvisa
Nudes
Warm Springs
Washington High
BEN
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Oakland
Agra
Diemiot Coondinating
Norman D. Hale
Niles
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Hale
Stam Sisi
Seized Russian skippers sail to Alaska for custody
Soviet skippers of the Lamut and Kelyvan agreed to sail to Adak Alaska under Coast Guard escort after a tense standoff in ice filled Bering Sea. The vessels drifted at sea for hours following the seizure off St Matthew Island before surrendering without shots.
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Staris
Moscow
Irce
Bering Sea
Fies Dames Oeadh
Lamut
Kelyvan
U.S
St. Matthew Island
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Priests cleared in bingo hearing amid law questions
A New York church hearing on bingo games featured St. Leonard’s and St. Joseph’s clergy with their lawyers. Police reports showed detectives infiltrated games but winnings required donations. prosecutors indicated no future charges under State Penal Code guidelines.
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Aylward Cies
Fremont
Aylarard
Hall of Unemployment Battles Future in Bay Area
John Pachter profiles Hall, a veteran with a career in politics and public relations now unemployed at 40, facing possible move to Southern California. He remains defiant, saying he’s not broke, has enjoyed life, and has met great people, though the era’s pressures hit hard. Hall grew up in Sacramento and moved to San Francisco after leaving the service.
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Pom O Cater
Bay Area
California
Hugh
Sacramento
Hall
San Francisco
Bay fill limits eyed as ecologists hail new regulation
Ecologists hail a new Army Corps rule requiring permits for all new fill projects in the interior of diked bay lands. Sierra Club leader Raymond Sherwin says the measure protects San Francisco Bay wetlands and aligns with a public trust doctrine. Critics note expanded federal scrutiny could curb Foster City style developments and affect baylands authority.
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Army Corps
Sierra Club
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Bay
Corps
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Corps’ Sion
California Supreme Court
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Maria Courtly
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