AC Transit directors seek stable fares for 1973 74
AC Transit directors expect no fare increases and propose maintaining the same fare structure for the 1973 74 fiscal year. A property tax rate increase is prohibited by state law. The agency plans a $31 908 083 operating budget, up from last year, to cover rising labor costs higher material costs and more miles driven by buses to serve Bay Area Rapid Transit stations. It also includes funds to pilot expanded service to BART stations.
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AC Transit
Fance Committee
Diveclm
Mates Rigls
Bay Area
BART
Young Castro Valley Hero Dies In Auto Crash
Robert Natick 18 of Castro Valley dies when his car overturns on a winding stretch of Highway 4 in Calaveras County. Passenger Gary Phillips 18 is injured. Natick was honored last May for saving a Canyon High School student after a motorcycle crash. He is survived by Allan and Sybil Natick.
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Castro Valley
Sun Igy
Nauck
Canyon
Cull Canyon
Nanck
Naver
Allan
Sybil Nanck
Burglar Strikes Willow Park Golf Course Shop
A burglar broke into the Willow Park Pal Ue Golf Course shop in the CASRO VALLEY area Sunday night. About 32,000 dollars in cash were reported missing, with 3,000 found in an unlocked desk. Ranger Martin Cavanaugh of the East Bay Regional Park District said the burglary was discovered early Monday when the golf pro reported a broken window.
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Casro Valley
Willow Park
Pal Ue
Martin Cavanaugh
East Bay Regional Park District
Rangers
Hayward man guilty of murder
Douglas A. Cerlan, 40, was found guilty of murder in the slaying of Hebert G. Frahm near a Yolo fishing spot on May 1. The Woodland court, presided by Judge John Keane, delivered the verdict after a nonjury trial and scheduled sentencing for August 31. Frahm’s body was found beside his pickup truck with a head wound after a robbery.
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Juni Hay
Hayward
Douglas A. Cerlan
Hebert G. Frahm
John Keane
Yolo Cownly
Woodland
Frahm
Public reaction to meat shortages and rising prices
Across Hayward to Oakland residents describe limited meat purchases, rationing fears, and strategies to cope. Shoppers cite shortages, high costs for beef and chicken, and reliance on soups, macaroni, and homemade meals as they debate if price rises will force vegetarian trends or broader economic hardship.
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Rene Diekmann
Case Valley
Germany
Jose Bosch
Tanville
Tom Bernards
Pullman
Wash
Bernharst
Cambodia bombings and rebel offensive plan reported by Gayler
Admiral Noel Gayler stated that U S air operations in Cambodia would cease combat missions while unarmed reconnaissance flights continue. He noted most aircraft and crews would stay at Southeast Asian bases for now, with a final pullout decision to depend on the evolving situation.
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Noel Gayler
Pacific
Oahu
Cambodia
Nixon
Congress
Gayler
Ling
Bud Heaed
Southeast Asia
California death penalty vote delayed by Assembly committee
A California Assembly committee postponed action on restoring the death penalty citing continued discussions. Chairman Alan Sieroty and members debated party stances as supporters and opponents urged a decision, with Speaker Thomas (Boo) Move hinting a limited bill may pass later.
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UPI
California
Alan Sieraty
Criminal Justice Countyallee
Helen
Stormly
Los Angeles
Assembly
Dixon
Kennedy brothers in crash on Nantucket page Continuert
David Wes admitted to Cape Cod Hospital in satisfactory condition after a beachside crash on Nantucket. Famela Kelley 18 of Centerville was severely injured and underwent surgery for a spinal injury while Mary Schrial 22 of Grosse Pointe was listed in good condition with a possible ankle fracture. Passerby Luke Gruber described the open air vehicle flipping as seven people traveled to cross the island.
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Cape Cod Hospital
Famela Kelley
Centerville
Maas
Iss Kelley
Tobin Yates
Mary Srhial
Grosse Pointe
Mich
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Siafronser
Nantucket
Hyannis
Naulucel Hospital
David
Ethel
Ruthe
Sar- Ael Shriver
Palyieie Powers
Spnog Lake
Nal
Ner Sislec
Mimberly
Kelley
Aitesea Degnisy
Senior musical gathering fades into memory for Dulvouch Center
A nostalgic recital by elderly performers ends with warm applause as Balome Phillips, director of the Dulvouch Center, and other seniors share moments of triumphant singing and quiet dignity. One member vocalizes despite muffled lyrics, while attendees reminisce about the joy and camaraderie of the afternoon.
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Uther Aml Ales
Balome Phillips
Dulvouch Cente
Chicago police sergeant testifies on six year shakedown payments
In Chicago a police sergeant testified that members of the into squad extorted shakedown payments for at least six years on the Near North Side. Tod A Cello named conspirators and said payments began in 1964 and ran to 1970 with a brief interruption. The scheme reportedly expanded when Captain Clarence Ritwasch joined the case at the Chicago Avenue Prison.
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Chicago
UPL
Near North Side
Tod A. Cello
Uni
Cally
Clarence Ritwasch
Police recover $850000 worth ancient art in Milam lintel theft case
Police found art objects valued at about 830000 in a Milam lintel after informants said three people planned to sell ancient pieces. Authorities reported the items dated up to 2500 years old were discovered Monday in crate packages near a crime scene, with two women and a man detained.
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Pestadly
Uy Spring Pink
Tere
Milam
Rnly Iap
Pollex
Zonte
Sean Strey
UN urged to condemn Israel amid Beirut airliner incident
Yugoslavia pressed at the United Nations for a strong denunciation of Israel over the Lebanon airliner incident and alleged terrorist actions. Romania floated veto threats while diplomats debated language and possible sanctions tied to Arab states.
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United Nations
UPI
Yugoslavia
Israel
Mirjam Komatina
Romania
Johor Seali
Torael
Seali
Council
Beirut
United States
Saul
Demos postpone formal overhaul in California primaries
California Democrats delay a formal overhaul of the presidential primary system after national party reforms. The Alquist bill to move to an open Oregon-style primary is postponed at the request of state party leaders. Delegation rules would shift California delegates proportionally to primary results, rejecting winner-take-all.
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Sacramento
California
Tesstanti
Bate
Abred Alquist
Alquist
Oue
San
George McGover
Ds.c
John L. Burton
San Francisco
Algniss
National Party
Colorado
Rabies scare ends in Chico after dog tests negative
A two day rabies scare in Chico ended Monday as two infected dogs were cleared. A quarantine covered 43 square blocks, shots halted, and a state lab in Berkeley confirmed one dog died not rabid while the other remains under observation.
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Chico
Berkeley
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