Plane crash kills area man in Sonoma region
AP report says two men died when a homemade single engine plane crashed ten miles southeast of Somma Valley Airport. Victims were Peter A. Wiebens 51 of Pleasant Hill and Tom Purcell 27 of 16025 Thoits St. Friends say they were weekend recreation fliers planning rides. Police investigated the crash as officials inspected wreckage.
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Say Leandra
Peter A. Wiebens
Pleasant Hill
Tom Purcell
Thoits St
Somma Valley
Nubar Deombeles
Order Against Circus Sought by County Office
The Alameda County District Attorney’s office seeks a restraining order against the Pleasanton Circus, alleging false advertising. Deputy DA Fred Hanek will present before Judge Monroe Friedmon. Defendants include Gatti-Charles Circus Productions, co-owner Alvin Charles, promoter James V. Raptis. The suit says tickets were sold to benefit non-existent police associations. Police in Hayward, San Leandro, Livermore, and Pleasanton disclaimed any connection. The circus is billed as Sept. 83 at the Alameda County Fairgrounds in Pleasanton.
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Pleasanton Circus
Fred Hanek
Monroe Friedmon Wednes
Gatti-Charles Circus Productions
Alvin Charles
James V. Raptis
Hwanek
Torna
Offi¢Ers Association
Hayward
San Leanisto
Livermore
Pleasantart
Alameda County Fairgrounds
Plesgagion
One killed five hurt in Palomares Head accident
An 18 year old Oakland resident died from head injuries after striking a rock on Palomares Head near Sunol. He was found beside his bicycle as his parents followed. No cars involved per the coroner. A San Lorenzo mother and daughter survived a rollover on Interstate 380 near Rowell, both in satisfactory condition. The car reportedly sideswiped another vehicle. charges pending. The mother, Thelma Landrum, 65, and daughter Duane Irene Leo, 15, lived at 1634 Via Lobos.
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Fairmont Hospital
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Palomares Head
Sunol
Roger Lee Latman
Washington Hospital
San Lorenzo
Valley Aemorial Hospital
Puing
Interstate 380
Rowell Rareh
Thelma Landrum
Lobos
Duane Irene Leo
Burglars Raid L and L Market on Manor Boulevard
Weekend burglars raided the L and L Market at 97 Manor Blvd taking cash from registers and shelving stock. Police report 1 and 2 together with 56 cartons of cigarettes 48 six packs of beer a small radio and a portable TV were stolen.
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Leandro
Manor Blvd
Co-Oiior
Paull Lee
Fire damages Newark Center facilities
Fire caused an estimated 3500 damage to Newark Community Center rooms and maintenance facilities at 45901 Cedar Blvd. Officials suspect a lighted cardboard trash container started the blaze. Newark fire units fought the fire for about two hours and investigators continue to probe the incident.
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Newark
Newark Community Center
Cedar Blvd
Sam
Four in court for pot possession
Newark police arraigned four people today for cultivation and possession of marijuana following a wardway arrest. George Paul Fister, 19, Chris Martin Guerra, 24, Gene Joseph Towns, 31, and Lot Austin, 21, all from Newark addresses, were charged as police found 17 marijuana plants and around two ounces on the Bettencourt St. property.
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Wraday
George Paui Fister
Bettencourt St
Chris Martin Guerra
Betten St
Amd
Gene Joseph Towps
Fremont
Lot Austin
Bellencott
Bettencourt
Hearings on auto prices set by Price Commission
Price Commission Chair C. Jackson Grayson Jr said hearings will precede any 1973 car price increases. Paper filings show General Motors Ford Chrysler and American Motors seek raises to take effect around September. A Justice Department release made public an affidavit about a petition by Ralph Nader and the Consumers Union seeking open hearings on price increases.
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UPL
Price Commission
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Consumers' Union
China's Army as Power Core in Government Structure
A close look at the 196th Division reveals the People's Liberation Army's dual civilian military role within China's government. Soldiers serve on revolutionary committees from national to village levels, with extensive farming, production, and propaganda duties alongside military training, defining a uniquely integrated state army.
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Peking
China
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People’s. Liberation
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Nuch
Russia
People's Liberation Army
Sion
Avery Bull
Sul- Mitre
Chiang Kai-shek
Nanking
McGovern attacks Nixon aides over loyalty claims in Vietnam spat
McGovern accused Nixon aides of using loyalty tests to label dissent as un-American amid a Vietnam controversy. MacGregor denied personal attacks while defending Nixon’s conduct and criticizing McGovern’s Hiroshima comparison. Nixon, back at the White House, weighed a $38 billion bill as Shriver mounts a cross country bid criticizing missed peace chances.
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Vietnam
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West Virginia
Los Angeles
San Diego
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Shriver
1966
Budget plan mostly holds, shows tweaks and debates
City council discussions on a revised budget reveal no tax changes and new line items. Proposed adds include 8000 for a planning consultant, 3000 for a miscellaneous fund, 8000 for a police reserve, 100 for mayoral services, and 200 for youth council expenses, with a 2500 cut for National Safety Council dues.
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Hayward Ave
Storelins
Enanuil
Delicen
Peice
Record ransom to be returned
ALGIDRS UP I The Algiers government will return to Nella Albines the 1 million ransom paid to a group of Black Panther hijackers who diverted a Nella jet to Meiers Aug 1. Police raided the exiled Panthers villa in Algiers finding letters offensive to President Boumedienne. Cleaver demanded the ransom be handed to the International Beelong of the Black Panthers for revolutionary purposes. Government kept the ransom in $40 and $100 bills, while no action was announced against Cleaver.
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UPI
Alge- Tiga
Nella Albines
Black Panther
Nella
Meiers
Panthers
Algiers
Paunseau
Panther
Eldridge Cleaver
Houad Boumedienne
Boumediene
Thas Eseas
Cleaver
Colorade Boumedienne
Iuones
Reedom
Western Airlines
Wester
Pay Board Clings to 5.5 Percent Rule Amid Pressure
The Pay Board resists lowering its 5.5 percent wage standard to avoid triggering strikes and jeopardizing recovery. Although prices have improved, wholesale prices lag, threatening higher consumer costs in coming months. Productivity gains are forecast around 4.4 percent for the year while the board weighs longer-term figures and cost-based price justification remains central to allowed increases.
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Price Commission
Nixon backed school tax plan tied to private school aid
Weinberger Shultys and Weinberger urged endorsement of credits phased out for families earning over 18000. They warned federal aid plan must include a plan to eliminate aid programs to free funds, noting constitutional concerns and potential inflation.
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Weinberger
Congress
Youth charged in sister death in Culver City
A 15 year old youth volunteered to surrender after his younger sister Heather Anderson was shot twice in the stomach. She died three weeks later in hospital. The youth was booked for assault with intent to commit murder and released on his own recognizance.
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UPI
Bai Alnlay
Thomas Anderson
Intento
Tara
Heather Anderson
Towice
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