Jordan Syria clash over rebels and border strikes
In a tense exchange Damascus warns of serious consequences if Jordanian forces strike Palestinian guerrilla bases in Jordan. Jordan says infantry crossed into a north village then retreated, while Palestinian guerrillas shelled northern villages. The clash follows ongoing civil conflict and mass casualties reported near Irbid and in Amman.
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Reagan promises South Crossing decision before leaving Friday
Governor Ronald Reagan said he would decide before leaving the state Friday whether to sign or veto a bill banning construction of a San Francisco Bay southern crossing without legislative approval. He plans to travel to Phoenix for Easter week, leaving Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke as acting governor. The bid must be signed or vetoed by midnight Sunday or become law without his signature. Reagan hinted at further conferences with supporters and opponents before deciding. He also said no gasoline tax increase is needed for earthquake repairs and suggested a congressional probe into the SBA’s loan processing delays. He touched on Vietnam, welfare reform, and conformity with federal aid rules.
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Hayward Rodeo Queen Named Barbara Kennelly 1971
Barbara Kennelly of Castro Valley was crowned Hayward Rodeo Queen at last night’s festivities. She is a sophomore education major at California State College Hayward and will reign at the Hayward Rodeo Parade on April 30 and the Rodeo on May 2. Diane Abbott of Hayward, 20, also a Cal State student, was named first runner up.
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Nation in Uproar Over Calley Conviction Sparks Protests
News reports say three local draft boards resigned as mass demonstrations were planned in Washington. The White House received thousands of wires and calls urging clemency for Lt. William Calley, convicted of premeditated murder for My Lai killings and sentenced to life. Activists vowed large protests and marches on Washington to demand his release.
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Fry Roofing Loses Battle Over Air District Injunction
In Alameda County Superior Court the Bay Area Air Pollution Control District won its eight year effort to force Fry Roofing Co to clean up smokestack emissions. Judge Robert Kroninger issued an injunction effective May 16 if the company defaults, while the district pursues civil penalties exceeding 10,000 in a separate suit. Fry Roofing, maker of tar impregnated paper felt shingles, has been cited over 200 times for smog violations and faces ongoing litigation dating to 1963.
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Weather forecast teases warmer days ahead
A weatherman predicts warmer weather with a sigh about not having everything. Samer tow notes higher smog levels. Temperatures dip to the 40s tonight and rise to the 70s tomorrow under fair skies. Weather, page 30.
Task force proposes four day week for Hayward police
Hayward police task force recommends a four day 10 hour shift plan to cut costs and boost morale. The idea has broad support among rank and file and could give officers three day weekends if adopted, with chief Claude Marchand presenting the stance yesterday.
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Fremont trustees face criticism over staffing and reassignments
Fremont school officials and teachers clash over administrative reassignments aimed at cost cuts. Trustees defend moves to place qualified staff, while critics demand a joint investigation by California and local education groups, action delayed to the April 28 board meeting.
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Submarine threat to Florida coast during World War II
A distorted World War II report describes a German submarine, allegedly docked near Florida, carrying mercury and munitions. It mentions numbers like 20 tons of mercury and explosives, with unclear references to locations such as New Orleans and West Coast areas, reflecting conflicting details and garbled names.
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Paralyzed Langley man hurt in backyard fall tragedy
A 21 year old Langley man toppled from an embankment in his own yard and suffered severe injuries. Rescuers worked beside the steep drop as bystanders watched a dire struggle to reach him before hospital transport.
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