Mayors Back Nixon Opposing McGovern on Urban Aid
Washington Democratic leaders including Jack Matlester C Beverly Briley and Louie Welch reaffirmed support for President Nixon. They fault George McGovern for not addressing urban and suburban concerns and praise Nixon's revenue sharing plan and willingness to seek local solutions.
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Man killed in Treeway crash in Hayward California
Santa Clara man William Frederick Watersman, 38, died after his car collided with a parked trailer on Industrial Parkway near Hutusthal Parkway. Witness Ric Grant said Watersman veered, with no brakes applied, suffering a deep chin cut. Coroner to determine if death stemmed from a heart attack or crash injuries. Watersman was transported to St Hose Hospital for attempts at revival.
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Juvenile Manslaughter Hearing Delayed in Suers Case
A San Leandro juvenile charged with manslaughter in Councilman Willim Suers death saw a court hearing continued to September. Manuel Pedra of 3225 Carmel Way remained the defendant as Judge M C Sabraw granted the delay after the Skyline Boulevard crash left 13 year old Carol Suerstedt with fatal brain injuries and unconsciousness.
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Death ruled apparent death by own action in Fremont
Alameda County coroner ruled Ralph Elas Johnson 38 of 401 Lafe Road 2s died as an apparent self inflicted gunshot. Found about 4 20 p m yesterday by Mark Lowash after a shot sound near the back of the house. Johnson had lived with Maggie Sowash and her son for about five years and was despondent over a divorce from Yvonne Johnson, having missed work at General Motors.
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Yvonne Johnson
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Teen charged in Yosemite fire arson case
Yosemite National Park officials say an 11 year old former seasonal employee was charged with arson in the Aug 4 fire that killed horses and damaged park barns and corrals. The youth faced additional counts and was held at Fresno County juvenile hall awaiting court processing.
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Navy opens most shipboard jobs to women
Navy announces that women may apply for virtually all noncombat shipboard roles. Admiral Zumwalt says no ship jobs are barred to women though some tasks are strenuous or demanding for some men.
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Senate kills handgun control bill amid gun debate
The Senate defeated a Hart substitute calling private possession bans and licensing, and rejected Kennedy registration of all firearms. Bayh pressed for progress with a narrower bill, while Stevenson and others urged stricter controls after the Wallace assassination attempt spurred action.
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Suspect Confesses Murders Across States
One of two county detectives said Kennedy’s crimes form a spree, listing Die dates from July to August including a girl in Monterey and a Wyoming youth stab as Kennedy’s alleged victims. Authorities noted Kennedy’s Idaho prison stint for grand theft and a federal sentence for interstate car theft. A Warlock hospital patient recalled Kennedy admitting multiple murders after heavy drinking.
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Sixth sense leads to murder victim case details emerge
Wyoming and Union City police trace a missing person case to a homicide involving Kennedy. Detective Jere Bushinski notes persistent questioning drove Kennedy’s capture after two and a half days of work. Officers monitored Kennedy’s residence and followed leads, with Bossist admitting long hours and personal dedication. The case echoes a prior San Francisco murder linked to his earlier instincts.
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Tank led forces rout Cambodians in eastern Cambodia
Communist forces aided by Russian built Tai tanks drove defenders from Kompony Trabek and pressed on two more towns in eastern Cambodia as North Vietnam sent tanks into Quang Tri. U S aircraft claimed 14 tanks knocked out and Cambodian gunners 21 more. The fighting, part of the Parrot's Beak operations near Phnom Penh, sparked fears of a renewed major attack against Hue.
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Phnom Penh
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U.S
Victim's stepdad calls killer nuts in murder case
Keith, stepfather of 11 year old Vicky Iselin, says the killer is nuts and voices gratitude to neighbors who provided sympathy and aid after Vicky's body was found near the Kennedy residence. Kennedy faces murder charges. fund established at Bank of California Sayward branch for the slain girl.
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Keith
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Debra Au Susan Iselin
Keith Uted
Sayward
Bank of California
Vicky Lynedselin
PO. Boxhill
Mayward
House antiwar bill faces Hurdles in Congress
The antiwar bill stalls amid amendment debates as Administration and opposition split on military aid. Leaders’ positions may decide the outcome in the House, while conservatives vow resistance and the Senate already killed the aid bill previously. The proposal authorizes 294 million in aid for Saigon Cambodia Laos and Thailand as Nixon Vietnamization presses ahead.
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Final test tonight for no fault bill
Republicans shelve consideration of no fault insurance arguing it could deny crash victims access to courts. Supporters say current system offers too much to mild injuries and too little to severe cases. Damages would auto pay up to 25000 for medical 28000 for rehab and 25000 for lost wages with lawsuits allowed if limits are exceeded.
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No Fault Fichusetts and Movida Laws Push In Nation
Experts push no fault laws including fichusetts and Movida as the toughest in the nation. Law school dean Lindsey Cowen heads the drafting committee for a model law aimed at ensuring compensation while limiting lawsuits. Delegates from all states gathered to finalize bills for legislatures, with tentative approval after a four day debate.
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McGovern targets unions as campaign trail widens
McGovern outlines record on unemployment inflation and Vietnam as he sched ules a Miami Beach speech to the Amalgamated Meat Cutters. UAW and other unions weigh in, while Meany defers before the AFL CIO meeting to map a coalition. Eagleton faces ticket fate amid resignations. MacGregor touts economy and taxes, while unions list support figures and key names.
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Hayward Policeman Funeral Reflected In City Sendoff
A Hayward police funeral drew officers from multiple agencies and a long motor cavalcade through town. An open casket, flowers, and a eulogist who spoke of McSpadden as a man of causes framed a somber, communal farewell.
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Youth arraigned in cop's death in California
San Leandro youth Lance St Tetalaff, 8, was arraigned on murder charges in the death of Hayward officer Robert McSpadden, 24, who died after a high speed chase and car wreck. The defendant faces a murder count after a recent indictment upgrade. He is to appear May 14 before Judge Dallas Edgar to enter a plea.
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