Oil spill costs Standard millions in bay damage
San Francisco oil spill from two Standard Oil tankers in heavy fog near the Golden Gate injured wildlife and cost the company millions so far. About 800000 gallons entered San Francisco Bay, with thousands of waterfowl treated in grants totaling around 150000 for study and care. A breakthrough cleaning method aided by the National Wild Life Foundation boosted recovery prospects for seabirds.
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UPI
Standard Oil Co
California
Bay
Golden Gate Bridge
Standard
Moe Ini
National White Health Foundation
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James Li- Navianx
Foundation
Navianix
Zoo
Richmond
Robbery suspects sought after knife point attack in Fremont
Fremont police hunt two Mexican American youths about 18 to 22 years old for robbing Zenon Rebera Toleda of $20 early yesterday at the Cabbage Patch bar parking. A knife was held to his throat and he was slashed but not seriously injured.
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Fremont
Fremman
Cabbage Patch Bar
Fremont Boulevard
Zenon Rebera Toleda
Lake Pyramid Circle
Polce
Toleda
Toledo
Huong
Mekong Delta
Vinh
Woman Arrested in Riverside Murder Probe
Paula Poiter, 24, was held Saturday for investigation of murder in the death of Richard Runner, 23, Riverside.
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Riverside
UPI
Paula Poiter
Richard Runner
Rail strike hurts California growers and Appalachian miners
The United Transportation Union walkout halted Southern Pacific and Norfolk & Western trains and spread to Union Pacific and Southern Railway lines. California growers face about 2.8 million dollars in daily losses plus 8.3 million for dependent industries. Salinas Monterey wages lost around 100000 daily. Perishable shipments from Arizona to Salinas area halted. Amtrak and commuter services on SP lines paused. Coal shipments from Norfolk & Western disrupted, but utilities report adequate coal for now. Georgia Governor Carter warns of grain and poultry losses as harvest and feed shortages bite, threatening poultry operations statewide.
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United Transportation Union
Southern Pacific
Norfolk & Western
Union Pacific
Southern Railway
UTA
Council of California Growers
Salinas- Monterey
Arizona
Merced
Salinas
Calif
John T. Hay
California Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Transportation
John Volpe
Amtramk
San Francisco
Walter Clement
N&w
Federal Transportation Administration
Potomac Electric Power Co
Washington
Baltimore & Ohio
Penn Central
Chesapeake & Ohio
New York
Consolidated Endigon Utility
Virginia
Midwest
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Holly Farms
Gago Jina
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Young voters back Nixon China visit in GOP briefing
A GOP meeting cited a Opinion Research Corp poll showing strong support for Nixon's China trip among young and independent voters. Among 1 002 adults polled July 20 21 support rose to 78 percent in 18 20 year olds and 71 percent in 23 29 year olds. Independence backed Nixon 75 percent. The survey also noted 41 percent favored mainland China admission to the United Nations versus 40 percent opposed.
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UPI
Nixon
Red China
Chris
Republican National Committee
Thomas W. Benham
Opinion Research Corp
Princeton
GOP
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Calif
White House
San Clemente
Miami Beach
China Visi
National Committee
Benham
China
United Nations
Lanza’s Daughter Corleen Marries Caldera in Caracas
Corleen Lana daughter of the late Mario Lanza married Alberto Jose Caldera nephew of Venezuelan President Rafael Caldera in Caracas on Friday night. The couple will reside at 148 Angeles. Corleen is 22 and Caldera is 24.
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Venezuela
VPT
Corleen Lana
Mario Lanza
Alberto Jose Caldera
Rafael Caldera
Angeles
Former prime minister on Thieu ticket named as running mate
SAIGON UPI President Nguyen Van Thieu chose former Prime Minister Tran Van Huong as his running mate for the October 3 election. Huong, 68, known for honesty, has a long political career including two stints as prime minister and a senate seat. Thieu also named Tran Thien Khiem as alternate vice president.
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Huong
Thiéu
Senate
Thieu
Tran Thien Khiem
Thien
Long
Slaborer
Planet
Saigon
Ngo Dinh Digi
Sion
Cranston bill seeks San Joaquin Valley rail service
Senator Alan Cranston introduced a bill to require AMTRAK to restore passenger service in the San Joaquin Valley. The plan does not address repayment to AMTRAK, which shifted California routes to a coast path, cutting Valley service.
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Wastington
UPI
Alan Cranston
Dcalit
Amtrak
Cranston
California
Southern Pacific
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Santa Fe
Bakersfield
Valley
Dangerous opening lead routine in a 1960s bridge match
In a memorable four handed bridge hand, Helen Sobel defends and then wins 12 tricks with North South and six with East West, exploiting a heart lead to score 49 points. Her play demonstrates a flexible tactic where the dummy and declarer alternate control to maximize tricks. The narrative notes Sobel as a premier fencer of the card table.
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Helan Sobel
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North-South Guards
Tree Notrumps
West Ledween
Hearts
South
Helen
East
Tearn
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