Adorable twins born after twofold delivery and care
A mother named Adora gave birth after a difficult labor described as twofold. Her husband drove slowly to the hospital while midwife staff and Dr Witary attended. A girl and a boy were born, weighing five pounds ten ounces and placed in incubators in good condition.
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Adora
Adee
Iestina Mery
Ruth Aan
Sour Poureis
Feve Cuncen
Wan Bern
Onal
Lefer
Grand Utica
Martha Baram
Witary
Man Charged in Newark Murder Attempt
A 420 year old man was arrested for attempted murder after a shotgun blast near a neighbor's front door at 37/4 Elm St. Roland J. Duchene reported a hole in his door. The motive was not disclosed and police seized the suspect at 10:30 a.m. after the 9:50 a.m. incident.
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Newark
Roland J. Duchene
Elm St
Polite
Fremont nude encounter service manager arrested on zoning charges
Barbra Ellen Rav e or of Compan ions Unlimited, operating at Glenmoor Gardens, was arrested for violating city zoning related to home occupations. Bail posted shortly after booking. Court appearance set for Sept 22. Previous booking Aug 11 involved未 soliciting prostitution and marijuana possession. Eviction by house owner clears the venue by month end.
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Fremont
Barbra
Ellen Ravoer
Companions Unlimited
Glenmoor Gardens
Farwell Drive
Ms. Rayner
C&d Enterprises
San Francisco
Fremont Power Tower Climber Committed for Psychiatric Observation
A 21-year-old Fremont man climbed 150 feet up a high voltage power tower in Irvington and was found on a platform waving and yelling. He was brought down laughing hysterically and committed to Highland Hospital for psychiatric observation after police were called at 1:25 am Sunday.
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Fremont
Highland Hospital
Irvington
Banks raise corporate rates across major banks
Banks led by Bank of America and First National City Bank lifted minimum prime rates for corporate loans. Other lenders including Chase Manhattan and Mellon Bank joined, hiking to 8 percent as the Fed tightened credit. A separate Oakland four alarm fire damaged an office building near Eastman Street at 73rd and MacArthur.
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Bank of America of
San Francisco
First National City Bank of New York
Jane
Federal Reserve
Bank of America
First National Bank of Chicago
Yonlery Truett
Continencial Illimis of Chicago
Pacific National Bank
Pittsburgh National Bank
Mellon Nolon Bank
Fine National City Bank of Cleveland
Seedane National Bank of Doi
First National Bank of Oregon
Chase Manhattan
Manufacturers Hanover
Bankers Trt
Irving Trust
Chemical Bank
Morgan Guaranty
New York
Oakland
UPI
Eastman
Nall
73Rd and
MacArthur
Berkeley firemen end road blockade after successful strikes
Berkeley fire fighters, on a three week strike for higher pay, withdrew pickets from major roads after 85 percent of trucks turning back at Berkeley entrances. A spokesman said businesses were being affected severely and the action aimed to avoid harm, with lines posted at 20 city entrances.
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Berkeley
UPI
Berkeley Fire Fighters Association
Controversial Saudi Military Training Contract Draws Fire
Rep. Les Agpot condemned a Saudi Arabia Vinnell Corp contract worth about 45 million dollars for training Saudi soldiers. He called the fee suspiciously large and questioned whether the full amount or part was diverted. The three year deal, concluded January 1975, marks Vinnell as the first American private contractor to train the Saudi military.
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Washington
UPI
Les Agput
Saudi Arabia
Vinnell Corp
California
Ghassaner
Wisconsin Democrat
Shaker
Alhambra
Calif
Vinnell
Trustees eye Cabello area school attendance remap plan
Trustees discuss redrawing Cabello and Alvarado attendance areas amid lower than expected growth. Hedden proposes moving tracts from Cabello to Alvarado, reallocating portable classrooms and awaiting enrollment data before final action. Meeting set for 7 p.m. at district headquarters, 3480 Western Ave. Thern Hike.
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Cabello
Ada Haven
Western Ave
Alvareds
Hedden
Union City
New Haven
Tamara
Bay Vil
Seartes
Alvarado
Leames
Crestwood
Cabelia School
Palestinian militants end embassy siege after talks
Palestinian guerrillas at the Egyptian Embassy agreed to end their siege following talks with Arab ambassadors. They released hostages, boarded two buses to the airport, and fled with the hostages aboard a plane. Police later counted four commandos among the attackers.
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PED
Egypt
Talset
Algiers
Low
Seisargh Pree
Shae
Barsjas International
PDT
Em Assy
Igen F
Post
Unt
Chavez protests at farm board headquarters in Sacramento
Cesar Chavez led a protest outside the state farm labor board in Sacramento denouncing secret ballot elections as misguided. He demanded the resignation of general counsel Walter Kintz as UFW supporters numbered about 100 outside the building. Elections elsewhere favored the UFW with 92 to 5 and a no-union option. several dozen ballots were challenged amid claims of intimidation.
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Sacramento
UPI
Cesar Chavez
State Farm
Isbor Board
Chavez
United Farm Workers Union
Walter Kintz
California
Board
UFW
Sam Barbie
Delano
LFW
Teamsters
EE Ac c
Vora
Kimura
Woodland
Gas shortages seen in coming winter prompt emergency price talks
Federal officials told the Senate Commerce Committee that natural gas shortages could reach 1.3 trillion cubic feet with a mild winter. They discussed emergency pricing and allocation laws to spread the shortages and spur temporary supplies, with forecasts ranging from modest gains to as much as 200 to 600 billion cubic feet from conservation and policy actions. Prices could rise to about $1.50 per thousand cubic feet.
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Washington
UPU
Frank G. Zarb
Federal Power Commission
John N. Nassikas
Senate Commerce Committee
Zarb
Fromme to seek lower bail today in Sacramento
Lynette Fromme, 28, known as Squeaky, faces a bail reduction request at a Sacramento hearing. Her public defender objects to characterizations used and seeks removal of a gag order on related discussions. She remains in a maximum security cell at Sacramento County Jail as hearings proceed with potential permanent counsel assignment.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Lynete
Fromme
Thomas J. Mar
Mac Ide Fos
Alan Setlist
Federal Building
Tecome
Sens
eSee Hee
Miss Frome
Sacramento County
Walker
Miss Fromme
Bomb attacks hit four sites during Hirohito visit protest
Radical attackers struck Tokyo area sites as Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako prepared to depart for a U S trip. One attacker died and another was critically wounded when a bomb exploded near a military depot. A second fire bomb hit the Ise Grand Shrine, another near the imperial villa, and two smoke bombs damaged a Tokyo railway platform. Police reported casualties and described the incidents as part of anti imperial protest actions.
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Tokyo
UPL
Hirohito
United
Ise Grand Shrine
Japan
Imperial Villa
Emperor Hirohito
Empress Nagako
United States
Suit seeks nurse class alternate at Ohione College
In San Francisco a mut was filed in U S District Court to force Ohione Cal- Wee to admit seven alternate nursing students after due process rights were challenged by Carrie Parsell and Elvira Bautista. Judge Mo Sabraw met college trustees as enrollment rose to 40 first year spots. preliminary injunction set for Sep 25.
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San Francisco
U.S. District Court
Ohlane Cal- Wee
Frank Roesch
Carrie Parra
Elvira Bautista
Ad Joie
Noe Mecca
Ly Rej Meng
Superior Court
Mo. Sabraw
William Richter
Ohrone
Richter Grrrey
Mize Bautista
Miss Bautista
Rawach
Felak
Springs Permit Eased Out by City Council Talk
City officials consider relaxing permit rules for spring installations amid safety concerns for garage doors. Councilman Geoffrey Steel urges formal review with staff to avoid unintended liability. Mayor Gene Rhodes says city managers seek common sense interpretation while awaiting staff input.
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Geoffrey Steel
Gene Rhodes
Rhodes
Don Dillon
Judge Dismisses Save Tahoe Suit Over Stateline Hotels
District Judge James Guinan dismissed the League To Save Lake Tahoe suit against Douglas County permits for two hotel casinos at Stateline. The league filed in August 1974 and sought stop work orders citing environmental concerns, but the action failed to meet time limits and other statutory requirements, ending the challenge.
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Minden, Nev
UPI
James Guinan
League
Lake Tahoe
Stateline
Douglas County
Delopers
Oliver Kahle
Ted Jennings
Guinan
Distria
Noo Manoukian
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