Unclear OCR shows district attorney on Jackson death gun claim
The district attorney states he believes an open file revealed no alternative for obtaining a murder weapon. He cites a smuggled gun from a visit with Bingham and places Jackson near San Rafael during a prison incident with guards firing from a gun tower.
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Newark architect Vickers wins NUSD post
Newark voters elect Da vid G. Vickers to the Newark Unified School District board. He defeats Julio Calderon and members of the public canvassing team. Vickers will be sworn in at the September 14 board meeting after canvass results are certified. He praised community support and his campaign staff for a balanced platform and door to door efforts. A light special election turnout tallied 7,091 registered voters casting ballots.
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Jay Incamb Io
Musick
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Fremont Newark school finance dispute cited in ruling
Court ruling notes wealth disparity among communities as grounds for a new finance system. Fremont faces $5.06 per $100 valuation and Newark $4.78, with local property taxes currently used for school funding. Officials have long argued for reform to address inequities and funding gaps.
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Israeli leader criticizes US over arms delay and UN Jerusalem debate
Rabin accused Washington of withholding planes to pressure Israel for political reasons and urged the United Nations Security Council to hold a debate on Jerusalem. He warned the debate could be harmful and pointless, noting Jordan’s call for discussion despite past losses.
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Westmoreland Planned Invasion Options for North Vietnam
A personal Soteman said Westmoreland drew up early 1968 invasion plans as options to escalate the Vietnam War. Maj. Gen. Winant Sidle noted the Tet offensive prompted reconsideration after Johnson declined these moves. Westmoreland saw Tet as a disaster yet a potential chance to shift strategy.
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Antity Magazine
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Nixon Denies Senate Data With Executive Privilege
President Nixon invoked executive privilege to rebuff the Senate Foreign Relations Committee demand for a planning report on the 1.3 billion military aid program. The move halted further release of intelligence on future assistance and drew sharp criticism from Rep. Moorhead. Defense Secretary Laird noted the action as part of a pattern of withholding information.
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D-Pa
Freedom of Information
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Melvin J. Laird
Foreign Relations Committee
GAO
White House
Taxman sacks property owners in Alameda County rise
The average homeowner in Southern Alameda County will pay more in property taxes this year as the county fixes its tax rate. Dublin shows the largest jump with a composite rate up to 1.586 per thousand and an estimated average bill of 577.25. San Leandro remains the lowest at 501.56, while Fremont sees a smaller increase but still higher bills overall. Flood zone taxes add 2 to 44 cents per 100 to land and improvements across the south county.
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Lana says a sheriff's source of its information.
Lana's statement cites a sheriff's source for the information as reported on Page Pi. The brief notes the official source involved and anchors the claim to a law enforcement background without adding further details.
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Hawaii Faces Shortages Amid Port Strike Fallout
In Hawaii the price freeze and shrinking stockpile spark concern as the International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union strike closes West Coast ports. Hawaii relies on planes and foreign ships for essential supplies, with no end in sight.
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Fraternal Runway In World Rivalry Pledge Seen
On page 28 reports that Romania and China vow fraternal cooperation as the Soviet bloc warns China pursues definite anti Sovietism. The piece notes tensions amid shifting alliances and the broader security climate across Asia and Europe.
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