Ellsberg Indicted After Surrender in Boston Case
Dr. Daniel Ellsberg surrendered to federal officials and was indicted by a grand jury in Los Angeles charging theft of government property and possession of documents relating to national defense. He faces trial in Boston or Los Angeles with a $50,000 bond and potential fines up to $10,000.
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Los Angeles
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Justice Department
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Paul Vincent
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Bilsberg
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Gunman wounds Mafia figure in New York rally attack
Joseph Colombo Sr., 44, described as Brooklyn Mafia chief, was shot in the head and critically wounded at his Italian-American Unity Day rally in Manhattan. A gunman, said to have a police record, was killed on the scene. Police questioned rivals Joseph Gallo and Albert Gallo, and Carlo Gambino was detained briefly before release.
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UPI
Joseph A. Colombo Sr
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Columbus Circle
Colombo
Joseph
Crazy Joe” Gallo
Albert
Albert Seedman
Ancient resident find linked to possible Indigenous remains
A county spokesman stated the discovery involved an ancient resident and sparked speculation of Indigenous origins. The artifacts were handed to UC Berkeley’s anthropology department for study and analysis.
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Rovener
Anthropology Department
University of California At Berkeley
Fremont bikes seek public rapport with new group
The Tri City Motorsport Association formed with Fremont Jaycees and local clubs aims to secure a permanent off road vehicle park and improve relations between riders and homeowners. Dana Rubin, its public relations officer, targets at least half of roughly 15 000 vehicle owners in the Tri City area to join. The effort follows threats of city action to ban riding on private property amid homeowner complaints.
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Fremont
Tri-City Motorsport Association
Fremont Jaycees
Fremont Motorcycle Club
Dana Rubin
Tri-City
Rubin
Mote
Court rules on church aid
The Supreme Court declared it unconstitutional for states to fund direct use of church operated schools up through high school. It allowed federal construction grants to church affiliated colleges for non religious facilities. Also blocked pending executions and reexamined death sentences after recent rulings.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Rhode Estland
Warren E. Burger
Pentagon
Richard Sperk
Chicago
Planners approve Alvarado School site in city plan
In Linton City planners approved the Alvarado School site as consistent with the general plan amid threats and conflict of interest charges. The New Haven Unified School District would buy the 31 acre parcel for 2 dollars after a heated, late session led by commissioners Car scadden Kitayama and Orozco.
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Linton
Alvarado
New Haven Unified
Stricklond
New Haven
Deane Bay
State Educational Code and Planning Commission
Hitler
Jin Culeer
Tamarack Drive
Decoto Scho
California Hawking Club Favors Protecting Prairie Falcons
The 14 member California Hawking Club argues predator falconers could aid prairie falcon survival. They condemn nest raiding and support licensed taking of a few birds seasonally to breed, train, and re release to boost wild populations amid habitat loss and pesticides.
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California Hawking Club
Raymond W. Linder
California
Linder
Sunol
Clear and mild with light winds into tomorrow
Fair weather continues with increasing low cloudiness today. Highs reach the upper 70s today and around 80 tomorrow. Lows near Os. Westerly winds 10 to 20 mph in the afternoons.
Fremont Unified trustees seek reconsideration of principal motions
Two newly elected Fremont Unified School District trustees said they would like to see reconsideration of principal motions as they take office Thursday night.
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Fremont Unified School District
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Reagan administration seeks coast survey before regulation agency
The Reagan administration asks the legislature to wait for a comprehensive coastline survey before creating a coast regulatory agency. Finance Director Verne Ove says the budget will be slashed enough to avoid a tax increase. Reagan signs legislation to issue up to 400 million in tax anticipation notes to cover bills during a cash crunch. A convoy of conscientious objectors arrives at Angels Camp to join California Ecology Corps efforts to protect the environment.
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Coast Regulatory Agency
Verne Ove
Ron Reagan
Ronald Reagan
Gov
Read Reagan
California Ecology Corps
Angels Camp
Gadgets Threaten Families Despite Home Cheer
A Wisconsin psychiatrist warns that devices intended to ease home life may strain families due to loud noises and overwhelming tech. The note appears amid a Washington page containing broader items on the 1972 whaling cut by the International Whaling Commission and U.S. defense budget debates.
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Wisconsin
Washington
Withdrawal program in Vietnam trims troop totals
In the U4 theater, troop strength drops 3,200 as phase one ends. By midnight June 24 the total stands at 241,700, the lowest since March 3, 1966. The new total breaks down to 192,600 soldiers 10,900 sailors 900 marines 37,200 airmen and 100 Coast Guardsmen.
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Traop
Nixon
Vietnam
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