Bomb Blast Damages San Francisco Longshore Union Office
A pipe bomb tossed from a car exploded outside Local 10 International Longshore and Warehouse Union headquarters in San Francisco wounding no one. Three plate glass windows shattered. a janitor nearby was injured slightly only in spray of glass. police cite no clear motive yet.
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Leherman’s
Patrie
Raymond
White
International Longshoreman’s and Warehouseman’s Union
Eavi
Cleophas Williams
Waites
Grounded Air Travelers Halted Amid Airline Cancellations
In Oakland on Wednesday the Educational Student Exchange Program flights were canceled leaving 18 travelers stranded. Passengers had prepaid 260 to 275 dollars for round trips and await refunds within 7 to 10 days as Lloyd International Airlines faces financial and licensing troubles. One traveler, Basan Lundell, plans to marry in Belgium and fears the delay may end the reunion.
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Oakland
Los Angeles
Eave Gem Ail
Hedwood City
Fili Alcheck
Lloyd International Airlines
Alcheck
Alcieck
Basan Lundell
Sacraménto
Belgium
Suspect arraigned in note threat case at San Leandro
Pelham, 35, was arraigned on charges of possession of a dangerous weapon after police found a note similar to a threatening message left at a postal facility. He was taken into custody Monday near a downtown store with an ice pick in his possession and awaits trial.
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San Leandro
Ohn Russel
Pelham
Patham
Tollow
Postal
Lass Meek
Pollos
Palice
Tim
Downtowin
Fire damages Union City firm and contents
Fire at Union City firm involved a grinder and flammable dip tank used in cleaning hangers. Ken Garcia of Union Fire Chief said sparks ignited material and triggered the sprinkler system. Workers extinguished the blaze before the department arrived with only water and smoke damage in the contained area.
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Union City
Union
Kenneth Garcia
Ve Mion
Haines
Garcia Ide
Not guilty pleas in hot pie fraud case in San Leandro
In San Leandro yesterday, Stanley B. Sebell and co defendants pleaded not guilty to one billion felony counts of grand theft and security fraud in a so called hot pie investment scheme. A preliminary hearing date for Sebell, Jacqueline Howani, and her son Robert Howani was set for August 23. One fifth partner Jacques Bernou remains awaiting arraignment. The group allegedly defrauded six victims of about 67,440 dollars.
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San Leandra
Stanley B. Sebell
Hackamore Drive
Hayward
Jacqueline Howani
Robert
Gokkand, Sans Pa
Mela Larson
AvhaEpo
Shi
Jacques Bernou
Alameto
Fire destroys San Jose warehouse complex amid transientarson claim
A San Jose warehouse fire, blamed on transients, caused about $1 million in damage to storage of plastics chemicals fertilizer and other products. Arson investigator Jim Frida said the fire started under a raised wooden floor as occupants tried to keep warm. The blaze severely damaged multiple warehouses in the complex.
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BAN. Jose
San Joise
Jim Frida
Forest Service limits forest use amid fire danger
Monterey report says the U.S. Forest Service will discontinue restricted area and wilderness entry permits across parts of Los Padres National Forest as a wild fire rages. Areas affected include the Venture wilderness northeast of Big Sur, the San Rafael wilderness northwest of Santa Barbara, and the Peace Tree McKinley area southwest of Santa Barbara.
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Monterey
U.S. Forest Service
Los Padres Natonal Forest
Alameda petition seeks ban on new apartments
Alameda residents circulate a petition to block new apartment construction arguing city growth may overwhelm services. The Committee of Concerned Citizens aims for about 3 700 signatures to put a charter amendment on the ballot. Officials study Bay Farm Island development that could add roughly 22 400 residents to Alameda's 75 000 population.
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Alameda
API
LeeAnn Lane
Committee of Concerned Citizens
Bay Farm Island
Hich
Big Sur Fire Rages as Residents Aid Firefighters
An army of firefighters joined hippie volunteers to battle a vast blaze along the Pacific coast near Big Sur California. Winds eased overnight allowing the fire to remain largely static as crews fought to protect homes and Ventana Wilderness in the Los Padres National Forest. Over 2,000 residents and tourists evacuated, joined by 4,400 professionals from 48 states plus Idaho, with trucks dozers and an armored carrier delivering water. Local motorists were rerouted as authorities battled the worst fire since the 1950s.
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Calf
UPI
Eiaul
Pig Sur
Ventana Wildecuggs
Las Padres Nelinnal Forest
Tando Autopore Defense
Edwardson
Esther
Arcusately
Idaho
Heat Allller
Uel Nokinson Jeffers
Ives
Pacific Ocean
Search widens for lost hiker near Mt Jefferson
In Salem Oregon a wide search for 19 year old Steve Stokley of Cutler California expanded today as base camps were set up. Rescue teams from Eugene Portland Lane Marion Linn and Multnomah counties along with Explorer schools prepared for a three day search to cover the 11 495 foot peak with two base camps and a helicopter aiding the effort.
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Ore
UPI
Eliber
Jefferson Xz
Steve. Stokley
Cutle Madera
Calif
Youll
Eugene
Portland
Seoul
Fran
Angel
Bremer diary reveals thwarted Nixon assassination plot
Bremer diary details plans to reach President Nixon at an airport and a final Monday tightening after an anonymous threat. It recounts Bremer’s travels from Milwaukee to Ottawa and an abortive attempt at Uplands Airport in Ottawa, where Nixon was due to land.
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Nixon
Bremcer
Iyrote
Strars
Washington
Prince George's County
Milwaukee
Lake Michigan
Canada
Jim- Detroit
Tig
Brenter
Ottawa
Uplands Air Force Base
Ppa
Molore
Heiken
Grane
Breaner
Fremont trustees mull smaller classes and budget moves
Trustees debated adding students and evaluating smaller classes to boost achievement. They approved study funding and fulltime vice principals at three junior highs, while defeating a plan for two administrative assistants. A pregnant minors program expansion was approved, with local funding concerns noted. Budget talks included a $50,000 reserve defeat and questions over unplanned revenues and future cuts before next week’s adoption.
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Rel Uv
Fremont
Invstec
Fred Weihel
al Redd
Chick Deld
Alameda
Bell
Bolt
McGovern suspense to end soon in vice president talks
Former DNC chairman Lawrence O'Brien former Peace Corps director Sargent Shriver and Edward M Kennedy are among names considered for McGovern's running mate as the Democratic National Committee plans a Washington meeting to act on a recommended vice presidential choice. Kennedy is McGovern’s presumed first choice though he has rejected national office this year.
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Democratic National Committee
Sargent Shriver
Peace Corps
Humphrey Mought
Thomas F. Bagleton
Missouri
Ucket
McGovern
Humphrey
South’ Dakota
Democratic
National Committee
Washington
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Idaho
Frank Church
Ike McGovern
Boston
Kevin White
R. Sargent Shriver
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Beowawe geyser eruption rivals Old Faithful in Nevada
In Beowawe Nevada and Yelleystone Park the Beowawe Hot Springs geysers erupted dramatically. A rear hinge and a jet engine caused a powerful blast from a 124 inch pipe sealed with concrete years earlier by a company exploring subterranean steam power. A second smaller geyser emerged from a four inch pipe last month and has sprayed continuously.
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Begwawe
Nev
Bevawe
Yelleystone Park
Te Basin
District Enacts Broad Odor Regulation For Industries
The Bay Area Air Pollution Control District approves a stringent odor rule to curb emissions from about ten industries. It targets substances like trimethylamine and ammonia and sets stack and odor thresholds, with penalties for violations after August 2, 1973.
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Sistent
Funes
Uintil
South County
Senate to vote on state tax package
The proposal would raise state sales tax by 1 cent per dollar and increase industry taxes by 14 percent. It would boost the property tax via higher vehicle registration fees by 42.6 percent, fund state support for schools, and aim to lower the average homeowner’s tax by about 20 dollars yearly. Welfare checks and tax credits would be expanded, while inventory taxes for businesses would be cut, under the plan pending committee review and Senate action. The plan passed the Rules Committee and moved toward the Senate Taxation Committee after earlier drafts were refined by leaders including James Mills and Stephen Tsak.
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Senate
Premium James Mills
Stephen Tsak
Neighbors recall missing teen tied to DeTar home case
Residents recount Debbie DeTar 9 and sister Vicky, 15, visiting a Colorado trip with their parents Gerald and Mrs DeTar, while police probe their disappearance. Kennedy, 23, a laundry worker, is a key figure as investigators search for clues. Coroner tests planned to determine possible sexual assault.
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Gerald NeTar
Colorado
Debbie
Jeff
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Weldon
Kennedy
Union City
Kenedy
Vicky
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Tiaelore
MeTar
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DeTar
Susan
Vinky
Debtie
Terry Ingram
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Inauhle
Jere Bashinski
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