Ex-official seizes power in Sudan coup
Beirut based UPI report details Maj Hashem Atta removing PM Gaffar Al-Numeiry from power amid a military coup. Tanks ring Khartoum, radio stations seized, airports closed, and lines cut as Atta pledges a democratic system with people’s participation. Atta, 36, was a RCC founder and former cabinet member.
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Weather outlook fair into midweek with coastal fog
The forecast shows fair weather through Wednesday with low clouds and fog near the coast extending inland at night and morning. Temperatures hold in the 70s and 80s with lows around the 50s tonight. Westerly winds 10 to 20 mph in the afternoon.
Aerial Smog Monitoring Program Launches In Bay Area
A three year research program initiates aerial monitoring of photochemical smog over the San Francisco Bay Area featuring 32 flights over San Francisco and Los Angeles. Page 3.
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Arizona duo stranded in Oklahoma City with horses
Two young Arizonans riding across the country to promote a black cowboys hall of fame are stuck in Oklahoma City with two lame horses, no money, and a cold reception from Oklahoma. The report notes other pages discuss veterans’ free hospital treatment, Agnew learning Nixon plans, and proposed FDA to CSA conversion.
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Palestinians cross into Israeli-occupied territory through Jordan
Palestinian guerrillas fly from Jordan into Israeli-occupied lands, choosing to risk clashes with sworn enemies over remaining under Jordanian troop pressure that had driven them from bases. Reports note some events offer to fight for Israel.
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U S and Mexico unite against horse disease spread
Health officials from the United States and Mexico join forces as Venezuelan Equine Encephalomyelitis spreads along the Texas Gulf Coast. The epidemic has killed thousands of horses in Mexico and hundreds more in the U S with cases in several states. A U S D A quarantine blocks horse movement from five states as experts brace for possible spread.
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Local Fremont Vet Says Sleeping Disease Not An Immediate Threat
Fremont veterinarian Dr. W A Bentham reports no known cases of Venezuelan equine encephalomyelitis in California despite 60 daily inquiries. He notes no local vaccination is needed or effective now and urges caution with horse travel while authorities consider quarantine measures.
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PT and T reach accord with Communications Workers of America
PT and T announced a tentative agreement with the Communications Workers of America covering 47,000 workers in California and Nevada. The settlement provides wage boosts and starting-rate increases across craft, operator, and clerical job categories with top craftsman pay reaching about 200 dollars weekly in San Francisco or Los Angeles and an operator top at about 196.50 weekly. The pact hinges on union ratification by August 14, 1871, with effective dates set between May 2 and July 18, 1971.
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Foundry May Face Smog Suit Over Plant Fire
A steel foundry may face action from the Area Air Pollution Control District over a May 5 fire and open burning violation. The district could fine up to 500 dollars, with BAAPCO deciding this week whether to proceed to court. Brennan cited prior violations this year for furnace emissions and bag house smoke.
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Mayor pleads not guilty in scuffle
Union City mayor Henry Franco was arraigned in municipal court on a battery charge from a July 12 altercation with Councilman Leo J. Alvelais. Franco posted no bail on recognizance. trial date set for July 20. Police report details an angry exchange prior to the punch.
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Scuffle In New Haven City Hall Over School Site
Alvelais, 53, says the city manager, city attorney Anthony J. Garcia, and councilmen Shorty Garcia Irving Williams and Don Miller helped remove Franco after a confrontation. He sustained minor injuries in the altercation and claims four years of ongoing disputes with the mayor over planning decisions and a contested school site purchase. Williams corroborated his account.
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