McCloskey plans reelection after Nixon challenge
Rep. Paul N. McCloskey Jr. of San Mateo said he will seek reelection if he loses the Republican nomination as he campaigns from New Hampshire and opens a Marin County legal case. He leaves for Los Angeles for three weeks and plans to start campaigning after the congressional recess in September. Police identified two men killed in an attempted holdup in Oakland as George Creel, 12, who escaped from San Quentin, shot by a patrolman during the confrontation.
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Oakland Board Adopts $75.5 Million Budget for 1971-72
Oakland Board of Education approved a $75,454,763 budget for the 1971-72 fiscal year, raising questions about the current $66,279,000 budget and estimating a tax rate of $5.61 per $100 of assessed valuation, down from the present $8.23 rate.
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Arson Suspected In Oakland Warehouse Fire
A four alarm blaze caused about $30 000 in damage to two empty warehouses on 28th Street between Wainn and Poplar. Fire Marshal Larry Toelner said Tuesday the fire is definitely arson, starting in two large piles of rags in one structure. The buildings had been empty for a year.
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UPI
Larry Toelner
28Th Street
Wainn
Poplar Streets
Newly Married Man Found Dead in Oakland Apartment
Oakland police found Edgar F. Venter a 44 year old security guard and his 48 year old bride Betty in an Oakland apartment after relatives heard loud noises. The groom’s mother Mrs Joey Yenter 73 discovered them. Venter was found with a revolver in his hand and Betty lay at the bottom of a stairway with massive head injuries suggested as a possible shooting.
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UPI
Edgar F. Venter
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Joey Yenter
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Yenter
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Hotel terrace collapse kills six in Malaga area
A terrace under construction at the Hotel Riviera in Benalmadena Costa near Malaga collapsed into the bar and lobby. Police report six dead and several injured as ambulances and police swarmed the scene. The eight story main hotel section remained intact. A government spokesman said initial details on identification were unavailable and heavy rains in the preceding days may have contributed.
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Spain
Riviera
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Hirchen
Ferrare
Flash floods close two major Las Vegas highways
Nevada Highway Patrol said two major routes from Arizona and California were shut by flash floods with water 1 to 3 feet deep and some road damage. US 95 to Needles eased at Arrowhead Junction while Kingman Davia Dam reopened after warnings. Interstate 15 was open. Downpour damaged power lines, flooding streets, and knocked out over 5,000 street lights.
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Interstate 14
Race hoax uncovered by CHP in Redwood City
CHP reports a Redwood City man confessed to a hoax after claiming he had been shot by two Black men. James L. Shipley, 25, came to the CHP office Monday claiming chest wounds from the shooting while helping two men, then admitted he shot himself with a 22 caliber pistol. Kaiser Foundation Hospital records him in satisfactory condition.
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Postal chief named for West region
James V. P. Conway Thesday was named chief Inspector of the western region of the U.S Postal Service. The region covers Alaska and Hawaii to the West Coast from Canada to Mexico and east to the Dakota, Kansas and Texas. The job is new. Conway joined the Postal Service in 1999 and became inspector in 1942, most recently serving as deputy chief postal inspector in Washington, D.C.
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UPT
James V. P. Conway Thesday
U.S Postal Service
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Canada
Mexico
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Kansas
Texas
Conway
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Washington, D.C
LAPD Investigator and Wife Charged With Cocaine Possession
A nine year LAPD veteran and his wife were charged with possession of 16 ounces of cocaine valued at 320000. Hardy J. Fernimen and Bonnie Fernimen were arrested at their Van Nuys home after federal agents traced drugs linked to a larger operation. Other named defendants include John McCarthy and Ernest A. Schael. Authorities said 12 ounces were found in a refrigerator and four ounces in a bedroom. The Fernimen couple were released on 11000 bail.
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UPI
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Hardy J. Fernimen
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Ernest A. Schael
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Fighting erupts anew in Belfast amid citywide clashes
Up to 19 killed as British troops clash with snipers and mobs in Catholic areas of Belfast. Police report 2 soldiers and several civilians wounded as 2,000 flee to Irish army camps. internment without trial ordered by Northern Ireland's premier escalates violence and raids.
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Idaho prison riot erupts as heat fuels unrest
In Boise Idaho State Prison convicts rioted Tuesday night amid record heat and poor ventilation. Firebombs damaged four buildings while two inmates were stabbed, one seriously. Raymond May, corrections chief, and aides met the inmates council and agreed to most demands, including amnesty for participants. Sixty hours of intense heat and limited clothing contributed to the crisis, with 388 inmates confined and guards restricting access as staff treated the injured.
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Bright
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Mercury
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Kennedy to press on with refugee aid tour in India
Senator Edward M. Kennedy said Pakistan canceled his planned visit to East and West Pakistan citing partisan statements. He will continue gathering information on refugee problems in India and visit camps in West Bengal, noting sovereign entry rights but urging humanitarian aid. The State Department confirmed the cancellation in Rawalpindi.
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Dumbarton Bridge Lanes Reopened After Repairs
The westbound lane of the Dumbarton Bridge opened to traffic this morning after repairs were completed earlier. A California Division spokesman at Bay Tip Crossings confirmed the lane was restored to full two way use.
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Dumbarton Bridge
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Bay Tip
Local Typos Hijack Notice From Ayal Sonecant Mateh
A garbled 14 line notice from Hayward California lists officers and positions at The Uaity Review including publisher and business manager with unclear details. The fragment suggests a publication notice or matchup but lacks coherent data.
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Mayd Sparks
Presilent
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Haysford
Cali Notier
Thy Ayal Sonecant
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O Tonaz
Hayward
Calli
Government warns on minibikes dangers for children
Washington says more minibikes will be in use by 1971, with 1 to 14 year olds most affected. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration urges parents to recognize risks and bans minibike use on sidewalks or streets, while noting off street riding under supervision can be safe.
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UPI
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Wallace challenges Nixon on busing promise
Alabama Governor Wallace calls on President Nixon to align cabinet views with his 1948 campaign against school integration. He warns that Justice and HEW busing plans would intensify hardships on Alabama children and undermine nondiscrimination policies, urging Nixon to push AG and HEW secretary to change positions.
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George C. Walace
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