Thieves threaten rare prairie falcons at Sunol nest
Sunol Regional Park faces repeated thefts of prairie falcon nestlings by untrained falconers seeking illegal prestige and profits. Wardens report rope descents and car access to cliffs, with recent seizures yet no prosecutions and fears the species may abandon the Sunol area. A turkey vulture now uses the nest site as park staff monitor possible nearby falcon relocation.
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South County
Sunol Regional Park
California
Sunol Park
James Zogle
Alameda County
Park
South Bay
California Fish and Game
Bruce G. Elliott
Elliott
Weather Outlook Fair Through Tuesday With Warmer Inland
Fair through Tuesday with increasing low clouds along the coast and extending inland. Slightly warmer inland temperatures. Lows around 50s, highs near 60s to around 70 inland. Westerly winds 15 to 20 mph in the afternoon.
Hare Krishna Parade In Golden Gate Park In San Francisco
Incense trails along shrub-lined lakes and trees mark a colorful Hare Krishna parade in Golden Gate Park. A two house conference committee works on a compromise version of Gov Reagan budget totaling 6.7 billion dollars aiming to pass by the July 1 deadline.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate Park
Ronald Reagan
Publication of secret Vietnam papers deemed healthy by official
Undersecretary of state George W. Ball, a Kennedy Johnson era figure, calls publication of secret Vietnam war papers "healthy in a way." In New York the Willmore East theater closes after three years as a venue for hard rock, with final performances broadcast by two FM stations. The National Peace and Justice Conference in Milwaukee outlines demonstrations amid criticism from delegates. David Dellinger defends the Chicago Seven linked peace efforts. A St Louis court hearing on July 5 will decide if the St Louis Post-Dispatch can publish excerpts from a Defense Department history. A 5,000-strong parade in New York supports homosexual liberation. Governor Dan Evans envisions West Coast trade growth with the Soviet Union and Pacific connections to Siberia and Japan.
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George W. Ball
Kennedy
Johnson
Willmore East
New York
National Peace and Justice Conference
Milwaukee
David Dellinger
U.S. District Court
St. Louis
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Defense Department
United States
Indochina
West German Leader Skeptical On Trade Expansion
Chancellor Willy Brandt warned that expanding the European Dominion Market is unlikely to cut trade friction with the United States. In West Germany near Menden, four youths were found shot in the head at an abandoned NATO shooting range, authorities said.
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Willy Brandt
Europe
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Menden
West Germany
Seven Survive Plane Crash Off Shelter Cove Coast
A twin engined DCI jet with 24 aboard crashed after takeoff from a private airport near Shelter Cove Seapark Ltd. in Eureka coast. Eight bodies recovered, seven survivors, nine missing as Coast Guard and responders search amid high winds and rough seas.
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Eureka
UPI
Paci Ocean
Coast Guard
DCI
Armala
Shelter Cove Seapark Ltd
Los Angeles
Shelter Cove
UN Soast
San Francisco
Cal
Ellsberg Hiding as Manhunt Continues in Boston
Dr. Daniel Ellsberg remained in hiding as federal agents intensified efforts to locate him over charges of illegally possessing and failing to return a top secret Vietnam study. Leonard Boudin and Harvard Law Professor Charles Nesson urged surrender at a Boston federal building, criticizing the pursuit as a macabre manhunt.
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Boston
UPL
Danlel Ellsberg
Pentagon
Leonard B. Boudin
Harvard Law School
Ellsberg
U.S
Norbert Travers
Center For International Studies
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Indochina
Boudin
Harvard Law
Charles R. Nesson
Justice Department
Boutin
Dr. Ellsberg
Scout Obituary After Drowning During River Rescue
Green River Utah four Boy Scouts and four adult leaders faced a drowning incident after a rescue attempt on the Green River. Peter McCarthy of Albuquerque saved a companion but died, while another youth perished later in the river.
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Green River
Utah
New Mexico
Peter McGarthy
Albuquerque
Carlton County
Albert Passie Snd McCarthy
Jin
Iain
Sarbou County
Jewish leader arrested during anti Soviet protest at Russian embassy
In Washington DC on Sunday Rabbi Meir Kahane of the Jewish Defense League was arrested after leading about 300 demonstrators toward the Russian embassy while shouting anti Soviet slogans. Police detained 37 Kahane supporters for violating a 500 foot rule near a foreign mission.
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Washington
UPL
Jewish Defense League
Meir Kahane
Soviet Union
District of Columbia
Kahane
Silver Spring
Shimanovsky
JDL
Simonovsky
Streal
Fremont teacher wins 120000 Irish sweepstakes
Rosalina Fajardo a Williamson High School home economics teacher in Fremont wins 120000 in an Irish sweepstakes. The Filipino American WWII veteran mother of two reacts with disbelief and joy as she learns her horse Irish Ball won by three lengths. She plans to spend the money on a car and a trip, while her husband Benny remains overseas as a Military Sea Transport Service crew member.
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Fremont
Williamson
Rosalina Fajardo
Dorrington Court
Associated Press
Uncle Sam
Fajardo
Tye
Glenn
Kennedy High School
Benny
Far East
Korea
Vietnam
PajarWo
Bu'aean
Land of
Lacon
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Pat Mahoney
Bandin
Nelson
FBI
Brian
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Albuquenque
McCarthy
McCarthly Bay
Vindisoy V. Shimonovsky
Montgomery County
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