Bombing damages IRS building in San Jose
A blast at a two story San Jose IRS office building caused 500000 in damage, shattered windows and a large hole between floors. Investigators suspect ammonium nitrate or dynamite. no injuries were reported and FBI aid was requested.
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San Jose
UPI
Internal Revenue Service
West Coast
Michael Monton
Treasury Department
California State Department of Human Resources and Development
Tobacco and Firearms Division
IRS
TRS
Monzon
FBI
Robert Alten
Norway's Bratelli Warns of Soviet North Atlantic Buildup
Oslo's new socialist prime minister Trygve Bratteli told UPI there is an unprecedented Soviet military buildup in the NATO north, possibly greater than any time since World War II. He urged U.S. withdrawal from Indochina and said Norway would recognize North Vietnam, becoming the first NATO country to establish diplomatic ties, with a parliamentary majority likely to back the move in coming months.
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Oslo
Norway
UPT
Trygve Bratteli
Soviet Union
NATO
Ald
UPI
Brattell
U.S
Indochina
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Typhoon Harrie Halts Fighting Near DMZ
UPI reports Typhoon Harrie barrels through the South China Sea curbing fighting near the DMZ between North and South Vietnam. Military sources say the storm was about 0 miles off Vietnam coast Tuesday morning and moving toward the Ben Hai river, expected to hit noon with winds up to 60 miles per hour, disrupting military activities for about two days.
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Saigon
Vietnam
Ben Hai River
Dmz
Suharto Wins Early Vote Confidence in Indonesia
Early results from Indonesia's national election show President Suharto's government-backed Golkar winning roughly 50 percent of votes and aiming for a strong majority in the 360-seat parliament. Observers project Golkar could secure about 291 seats, meeting the government’s target.
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Fakarta
Indonesia
UPT
Suharto
Sekher Golkar
Golkar
Airport Bus Drivers Return as Bay Area Strikes Continue
Airport bus drivers returned to work Monday while other unions including the ILWU kept West Coast ports closed. The settlement marked the first progress in a weekend of labor problems in the San Francisco Bay Area with painters, carpenters, tunnel workers, sheet metal workers, Mill Valley city employees and Safeway staff at the Richmond distribution center remaining on strike.
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San Francisco
UPI
ILWU
San Francisco Bay Area
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
West Coast
Bay Area
Mill Valley City
Safeway
Richmond
BART lands landscaping grant for transit lines
BART has a 31000 federal grant to beautify landscaping along its Mission Street line near Walnut Creek station and sections of Southern Alameda County. HUD previously provided a 999500 beautification grant and halves of a 5 million fantasy project.
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Ban Francisco
UPI
Bay Area
HUD
BART
Mission Street
Walnut Creek Station
Alameda County
Holiday traffic deaths soar over Fourth of July weekend
National Safety Council officials called the holiday period disastrous with preliminary estimates predicting up to several hundred fatalities. By Monday afternoon UPI counted at least 580 highway deaths across states led by California with 52 and Florida 34 as investigators described a deadly sequence of crashes including a three-car wreck on I-65 near Jeffersonville Indiana.
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National Safety Council
Safety Council
United
Jeffersonville
Ind
Leaders oppose new U S tariffs on EU trade policy
French President Pompidou and West German Chancellor Brandt urged no new tariff barriers against the United States as they held talks aboard a Rhine cruise. They stressed Europe must not rely solely on the U S defense presence while reviewing prospects for a broader European Community including Britain’s potential entry.
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U.S
Pompidou
Europe
United States
European Economic Community
Britain
Ireland
Norway
Denmark
West Germany
France
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Anlers
Brandt
House of Commons
European Community
Brussels
Rhine
Obituary for Isabel Oliver Lima 77 in Fremont
Funeral services for Isabel Oliver Lima 77 who died Sunday in Fremont will be at 8 15 am tomorrow at Rage Matar mortuary thence to St Edward Catholic Church for 9 am Requiem Mass Burial at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward Recitation of the rosary is today at 8 pm at the mortuary She was a native of the Azores and a longtime Washington Township resident widow of John A Lima Sr mother of Norman Q Lima of Newark grandmother of two and great grandmother of five Friends may call after 2 pm today at the mortuary
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Isabel Oliver Lima
Fremont
Tmalta Blvd
St. Edward's Catholic Church
Holy Sepulchre
Hayward
Hemor
Azores
Washington Township
John A. Lima Sr
Norman Q. Lima
Newark
Hijackers Turned Over for Argentine Trial
Bearded American Robert Lee Jackson and Guatemalan girlfriend Ligia Lucrecia Sandex Arcilla were ordered to stand trial before five Argentine federal judges on air piracy charges. The 7500 mile skyjacking from Texas to Argentina marks the longest distance hijack in the nation’s history. Judge De Luis Guerrelli ruled they would be tried under Argentine federal law with no recourse or appeal. Trial date not announced. The pair remain in communicado custody near La Plata after surrendering 12 hours earlier.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
Robert Lee Jackson
Texas
Argentina
de. Luis Guerrelli
la’ Plata
Guerrello
Laly
Jackson
Ligia
Lucrecia Sacndex Arcilla
Privinca Playa
Agnew Warns U S Won't Allow Vietcong Victory
Vice President Agnew told reporters the United States will not cut forces so far as to permit a Communist military victory in South Vietnam. He warned of a possible public relations move if Hanoi can inflict losses, spoke before meeting Singapore's Lee Kuan Yew and noted North Vietnamese pinpoint attacks could occur as U.S. forces are reduced.
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Agnew
United States
South Vietnam
Singapore
Lee Kuan Yew
U.S
Soviet surgeon creates artificial eye from left eye tissue
Moscow surgeon Mikhail Krasnoy grafted the rear chamber of a left eye into a blind right eye after alkali burns. An artificial lens and a small pupil were added, restoring color and light perception two months after the operation, Tass reported.
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Moscow
UPI
Tass
Mikhail Krasnoy
Krasnov
Krasnoy
ABA urged tougher regulation of lawyers to protect public
A speech by Chief Justice Burger and remarks by Edward L. Wright of Little Rock urged stricter control of the legal profession. They cited a need for ethics reforms and support the Clark committee's recommendations as essential unfinished business. Proposals included reducing juries in civil cases and moving criminal cases through appeals with a single lawyer.
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Burger
ABA
Tom C. Clark
Edward L. Wright
Little Rock, Ark
Ickster
Smaller juries may proliferate in federal trials
Chief Justice Warren E. Burger indicated that juries of fewer than 12 may become more common in federal trials and could spread to criminal cases. He noted no current plan to reduce criminal juries, though six-member civil juries exist in about 15 districts. He added that state experiences with small juries are being studied and may lead to broader use. Burger highlighted potential cost savings if federal juries are reduced.
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Washington
UPL
Warren &. Bingee
Burger
Supreme Court
Bar
Crimal
Florida
Huge agenda faces council and key cases on development
City council agenda centers on two tree destruction cases without permits at a mobile home park on Canyon Road and proposes delaying development. Officials review a Pickering Avenue underpass dispute with property owners and a plan to complete a 4100 project next year. The Tricity Motorsport Association aims to curb off street vehicle activity on private property with a six month deadline before action. A report on 275000 in special studies shared without public disclosure prompts questions. City manager Driggs weighs reinstating Officer John R. Schlim after the Civil Service Board recommended reinstatement, while the council considers executive session handling. Schlim previously won a reinstatement appeal but received a three day suspension.
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Lawrence Silva
O'd Canyon Road
Pickering Avenue
Tricity
Fremont Jayses
T He Council
Don Driggs
Egy
Driggs
Fremont Civil
John R. Schlim
Schlim
John Fabbri
New Haven trustees review past actions and future plans
The New Haven school board meets at 8 p.m. at 3480 Western Ave to continue examining outgoing trustees actions, including raises and contracts for top administrators, while considering housing alternatives, budget items, and a resignation. Superintendent Bay, granted a raise and contract by the lame duck board, awaits board direction on his salary.
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Union City
New Haven
Western Ave
Margaret Stone
Les Clark
Harold Strickland
Stan’ Richards
Richards
Duane Bay
Dr. Bay
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Bluere Alvarado
Logan
Ronald B. Hutchergon
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