Edwards presses for new public service jobs
Congressman Don Edwards of San Jose urged creation of public service jobs for his district. A task force led by William Mirengolf will study the public service employment bill now passed by Congress, which Edwards says could provide about 160000 jobs nationally and about 338 per district on average. He notes his 5th District has higher unemployment and may deserve more jobs.
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Don Edwards
San Jose
Radwards
William Mirengolf
Congress
Congressiman
Edwards
Mirengoff
Sth
Long-time Leandran dies on trip to Boston
William Suacci 65 longtime San Leandro resident and manager of Compton's Restaurant in Hayward for 13 years died Saturday on a trip to the East Coast. He reportedly suffered a heart attack en route to Boston. He was a member of the Hayward Downtown Merchant Association and the Culinary Workers Union of Hayward. Survived by wife Edna four thrillers a granddaughter and a nephew. Requiem Mass at St Alphange Church in San Leandro tomorrow. Burial at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward.
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San Leandro
William Suacci
Hayward
Boston
Suscel
Downtown Merchant Association
Culinary Workers Union of
Heyype
Edna
St Alphange Ghurch
San Leandr
Holy Ssputchre Cerplery
Two Robberies in Hayward Dairy and Minors
Two men robbed a Hayward dairy store at 286 Jackson St yesterday evening taking about 200 in cash after forcing a employee into an equipment room at gunpoint. Police report a second hold-up occurred at 25516 Mission Blvd, where a blond man in a zippered jacket fled on foot after taking money from a cash register following a brief confrontation with clerk Stephen Alan Nikari.
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Rasmussen
Umnor
Mission Blvd
Stephen Alan Nikari
Hayward
Nikari
Polier
Iast
Two Alarm Fire Destroys San Leandro House
A two alarm blaze tore through a vacant San Leandro home at 1207 147th Ave early today. Firefighters sounded a second alarm to halt spread to nearby houses. The structure valued at 26000 dollars, owner is sought as investigators probe the fire’s cause.
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San Leandro
147Th Ave
Garage burglary at Lewelling Boulevard causes tools loss
Sheriff's deputies reported a weekend burglary at a garage and body shop on 2 Lewelling Boulevard in San Lorenzo. Entry appeared through an unlocked window with no forced-entry marks. Over $2,000 in tools and equipment including grinders sanders buffers were stolen.
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San Lorenzo
Lewelling Blvd
Pickets at Hayward City Hall as talks fail
Pickets mobilize at Hayward City Hall as wage talks between city negotiators and police and fire unions collapse. Vi llardi cites Bay Area settlement patterns and cites multi year offers while Peterson accuses city officials of be inking in private consultants. A strike sanction request looms as the council fights over costs and budget implications.
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Vi- Tardi
Bay Area
Hayward
Charles Peterson
Tarcal
Petersen
Peterson
Focal
Alameda County Central Labor Council
Petersog
Johor Consultants
Industrial Employers and Distributors Association
Gily
Ald
Leo Trowell
Howell
Villardi
Vilardi
Tunney Presses Economic Veto Threats and Jobs Plan
Senator Tunney warns that federal cutbacks hit California aerospace and other major industries as high interest rates ripple through housing and agriculture. He advocates emergency relief, says space program remains key to job creation and environmental cleanup, and backs a water quality standard with a $20 billion fiveyear fund. Tour through California continues.
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California
Tunney
Oh Eco- Temi Development
Public Works Committee
Camp slayer suspect arraigned for fleeing
Clarence Otis Smith an 8 year old described as tall and unemployed was arraigned in Brownsville Texas on unlawful flight to avoid extradition. He was captured in Mexico City and handed to U.S. authorities at the international bridge. FBI declined to discuss capture details. Extradition hearings were set as California authorities pursue charges.
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Tex
Clarence Otis Smith
California
Smith
William M. Mallet
Mallet
Texas
At Lawl
Cameron County
Mexico City
United States
FBI
Mexico
U.S
International Bridge
Matamoros
Nevada City
Oslif
New York boy held after firebombing at police station
A 13 year old boy is to appear in a children's court after allegedly throwing a Molotov cocktail into the courtyard of the Central Park police station. Police said the device caused minor property damage. Officers chased and captured the youth a short distance away.
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New York
UPL
Central Park
Palen
Edward Brady
Kevin Chancellieu
Rowing Duo Press On in Pacific Crossing Attempt
San Francisco dispatch reports John Fairfax and his 32 year old rowing partner Sylvie Conk pushing their Britannia from California toward Sydney Australia. They say they are about 13400 miles southeast of San Francisco and averaging six miles a day despite ulcers and sores. They endured six weeks at sea and last Tuesday faced hurricane Hillary about 200 miles away with choppy seas but no major damage.
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UPL
John Fairfax
Dobu Fairfax
Sylvie
Hawaii
Nhe Bate
California
Sydney
Australia
Fairfax
Britannia
Ivan Sharpe
San Fran
Apar
Sharpe
Hillary
Priests Leaving Priesthood Cited Celibacy as Main Reason
A study traces priest departures from 1939 to 1964 with 1 442 men leaving in early 1964 and 13 000 since 1939. Celibacy is the top cited cause, followed by psychological problems and loss of faith. rates vary by country, with notable high levels in the Netherlands and Spain and 2.3 percent in the United States.
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Netherlands
Spain
Ewope
United States
L'Avvenire
West
Anglican Church
Lintheeang
Presbyterians
Hale
Nixon signs Lockheed loan and jobs bill
President Nixon signed a 250 million government guaranteed loan for Lockheed Aircraft and a 1 billion Emergency Employment Act. The measures aim to save or create about 150 000 jobs, with funds to be distributed to states and localities within three weeks for immediate hiring and nationwide impact by Labor Day.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Lockheed
Rona M. L. Ziegler
Congress
Tro Stiles
Bus Driver Strike in Pittsburgh Paralyzes PAT System
About 40 bus drivers staged a wildcat strike in Pittsburgh, stranding 4,000 riders as pickets gathered at a PAT garage before rush hour. The walkout followed the suspension of Richard Irwin for wearing a "Free Angela Davis" button, with Irwin losing a day's pay.
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Wildcat
Angela Davis
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Tay
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PAT
Glober
Wildcat Y
Richard Irwit
Angelo Davis
Irwin
Soledad Brothers Murder trial delayed as judge withdraws
In San Francisco a magistrate disqualified himself from the Soledad Brothers murder case, delaying the trial of George Jackson John Crubelhe and Beeta Drymgo. The defense protested the peremptory challenge as racially biased, while supporters gathered outside the courthouse amid tense security. The court set August 2 for assignment of a new judge by the county presiding judge.
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UPE
Soledad Brothers
Thehree Black
Jprisolc
Carpeneti
George Jackson
John W. Ciulehelte
Mbeeta Drymgo
Am Dich
Cagpencl
Wallar Calgarnu
John V. Mills
Mills
Soledad
Hall of Anstree
Monteray County
Dalerdania
Golden Gate plan topic of hearing in San Francisco
More than 200 testify before a House subcommittee on the proposed Golden Gate National Recreation Area. Mayor Joseph Alioto and Army Presidio issues frame the debate as three hills propose land transfers and park boundaries.
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Golden Gate Plan
San Francisco
DPT
Joseph Allan
Subvwinmiller
U. S. Army
Presidin
Ary
Alioto
Army
Presidio
Golden State
Aliote
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Department Army
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Fin Cullen Gate
Pacific Ocean
Marin
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Bay Shore
Fisherman's Wharf
Oceanfront
San Mateo County
Marin County
Apollo 15 Debriefing Opens With Moon Mission Pride
Astronauts Scott and Irwin, amid a sea of Space Center staff, share details of Apollo 15 as they return from the moon. They describe lunar rocks, open boxes, and instruments like Genesis rock, while international leaders send congratulations. A ceremony and Hawaii stop mark the day’s events.
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Solar System
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Irwin
Spur Crater
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Nixon
Paul VI
Georges Pompinoi
France
Milington
Policing Roundup Ends in Acquittals After Fatal Shooting
Jurors acquitted seven Los Angeles officers of federal charges after a raid on an apartment left two Mexican residents dead and other occupants injured. Officers testified they fired to stop an imminent threat. Jurors deliberated overnight and returned with a split but final verdict amid emotional reunions.
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Charlie O'Connell
Guillermo Beltran Sanches
Guillardo Alcazar Sanchez
U.S
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Wyder
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Marshal P. Gaines
Delfrey Fedele
Hector R. Rapeda
Los Angeles Policw Department
Kinsella
Tvlge Hauk
C. P. Wogonan Sanday
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Rati
A Hale
Nancy Melony
Robert de Bombaeh
Avery
Andee
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