Pickets surround City Hall as Hayward talks stall
Off duty Hayward police and fire fighters posted a city hall picket around City Hall this morning as talks to avert a strike by about 220 public employees stalled. Negotiators broke off wage and fringe benefit talks Saturday night, with the city offering 6 percent in pay and benefits.
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Judge to rule on 3rd trial for Huey Newton
In Oakland, Huey P. Newton faces a third trial after a hung jury on charges tied to the 1968 killing of Officer John Frey. After six days of deliberation, the 12 jurors remained deadlocked 11-1 in favor of conviction, with one juror asking to be excused.
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Apollo 15 astronauts begin debriefing sessions at space center
Apollo 15 crew Scott Irwin Worden start a lengthy debriefing series at SPACE CENTER Houston to detail the 12 day flight and 67 hours on the moon. Doctors pronounced all three in good condition after splashdown and recovery.
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Pirates Intercept Yacht Off Hawaii Courts Coast Guard Aid
A Coast Guard cutter stopped a hijacked 1500000 dollar yacht 306 miles southwest of Honolulu. Three armed men aboard were ordered to return to port while the vessel, linked to the Transpacific Yacht Race, was escorted under guard. The yacht Kamauli, owned by Larry Lohemy, was seized Friday night from Waikiki harbor, its crew set adrift and rescued five hours later by an Italian freighter Benaviri.
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Tunney vows to oppose draft bill without Mansfield amendment
Sen John Tunney of California told Fremont residents he will vote against the draft bill if the Mansfield amendment calling for U.S. troop withdrawals from Vietnam is not restored next month. He urged liberals to press to restore the amendment, which was dropped by a congressional conference committee. In Hayward he criticized Nixon leadership on Vietnam and economic policy, praised the China decision, and warned California industries face policy pressures amid cuts in weapons and space programs.
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Heat wave to continue with cooler nights ahead
Weather forecast warns more heat in the near term with temperatures tonight dipping to the 50s and 60s, followed by a warming trend tomorrow into the 80s. The heat advisory tone suggests continued high humidity and hotter days ahead, with updates on page A.
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Priest Defections Cited as Enforced Celibacy Cause
A Vatican world survey reports 85 percent of priests seeking relief from duties cite enforced celibacy as a major cause. The two year study by Msgr Emilio Colant Giovanni will be presented to the World Synod of Bishops at the Vatican. The report, covering priestly life and ministry, is slated for discussion though celibacy itself is not on the agenda.
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Leandro Police Officers Acquitted in Civil Rights Case
A federal jury in Angeles acquitted four San Leandro and Los Angeles police officers, including William Kinsella, on civil rights charges tied to the July 16, 1970, “Mistake” shooting in a Los Angeles tenement. Kinsella had been acquitted of three felony counts. the remaining count involved firing toward a dog or animal. The trial followed a three-day deliberation by an eight-man, four-woman jury. The case stemmed from the murder investigation of Wilma O Connell.
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