Man Arrested On Assault Charge In Castro Valley
A five year old man was arrested on assault with intent to murder after chasing his wife from their home with a file and threatening to kill her. Deputies seized a 22 caliber rifle at 19108 San Miguel Cuatro Valley. Vivian Thames, 50, reported being awakened by her husband and fleeing outside. neighbor James Simpson, also of 19108 San Miguel, restrained the weapon.
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Edwards deadline set for academy applications in 1972
Young men in the Nini Congressional District must apply by September 17 to pursue entry to the Air Force, Merchant Marine, Military or Naval academies. Congressman Don Edwards will sponsor the Civil Service examination on October 2 in San Jose and Oakland, with final selections by the academies.
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Don Edwards
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Edwards
Ban Jose
Oakland
Dog license deadline near for Alameda County cities
Dogs four months and older must be licensed with required rabies shots. Licenses are due by the stated deadline to avoid penalties and may be purchased at city offices in San Leandro Hayward Newark Fremont Union City and Pleasanton. County licenses are available at the Animal Control Office 2700 Fairmont Drive San Leandro or the Eastern Shelter at Santa Rita.
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San Leandro
Hayward
Newark
Fremont
Union City
Pleasanton
Anime
Fairmont Drive
Plaza Avenue
Santa Rita
Two men hurt in crane accident at Hayward freezer
In freezing weather at Select Union Foods in Hayward two men, Gary Jensen and Hassell Proudfil, were severely injured when a crane chain snapped treated as unauthorized workers. Jensen was rescued quickly but Proudfit required a 60 minute extrication. Both suffered multiple fractures and were hospitalized with one in critical condition.
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Hayward
Select Union Foods
West A St
Chorryland
Gary Jensen
Hassell Proudfil
Jensen
St. Hose Hospital
Prondiit
Proudfit
Miremen
Two youths injured in Pleasanton crash
Pleasanton police report two youths were injured in a high speed crash on Valley Avenue Saturday night. William Laird 18 and Bruce Stevenson 17 were freed after their convertible struck a tree then flipped into a construction yard. Stevenson was listed in critical condition and Laird as satisfactory at Valley Memorial Hospital.
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Bruce Stevenson
Graham St
Valley Avenue
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Hopyard Road
Tae Rar
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Valley Memorial Hospital
Stevenson
VMH
Laiid
Nova Scotia hit by hurricane Beth floods province
Hurricane Beth batters eastern Nova Scotia bringing heavy rain and widespread flooding. Halifax airport logged 10.49 inches in 40 hours while road travel from Halifax to the north and east was halted. No casualties reported. Dartmouth mayor warns of potential dam failure as waters rise.
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Beth
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Ellsberg Appears in Court to Enter Plea in Pentagon Papers Case
Daniel Ellsberg, author of the Pentagon Papers leak, faced U.S. Magistrate Ralph Geffen for a brief hearing on unauthorized use of secret documents tied to U.S.-Vietnam relations. He was ordered to return for arraignment later that day before Judge Matthew Ayres.
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Indocent Plor
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Nixon economic plan seeks jobs and price relief
Washington report outlines key points from President Nixon aimed at boosting jobs and curbing inflation. Proposed measures include a 4.4 million tax cut and higher personal exemptions, a 7 percent car tax elimination, a 10 percent import surcharge, and $4.7 billion in federal spending cuts. The dollar would be allowed to float to ease gold drain pressures.
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UPI
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How the economy stacks up
Washington report on Nixon wage and price actions notes inflation near 6.8 percent annual, unemployment around 5.8 percent in July with 5.5 million jobless, and GNP growth about 4 percent in Q2, revised downward from earlier forecasts.
Newsmen critique court system in new book
Washington reports say courts have regimentalized to serve lawyers rather than people. Journalists who covered Kennedy and King assassination trials share views in A Search For Justice, with editor John Seigenthaler and contributors Squires Hemphill Ritter.
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Nixon orders wage-price controls amid dollar devaluation
President Nixon announced a sweeping economic program to freeze wages and prices for 90 days, impose a 10 percent surcharge on about half of imports, and cap salaries and rents. He argued the plan would curb inflation and stem the dollar’s decline, with impact felt domestically and abroad. The move followed foreign restraint to prop up the dollar as lawmakers return to Congress.
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John B. Connally Jr
What the freeze will mean to you
The text outlines near term tax and policy changes from a Congress and President, noting exemptions, standard deduction shifts, and potential payroll effects. It discusses farmers and prices, interest rates, corporate taxes, stock dividends, and federal worker impacts. It mentions penalties and enforcement with a focus on voluntary compliance rather than criminal penalties.
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Transfer dispute over Pamela Davis to Minority High School
Judge Wallace noted the transfer decision hinges on whether the school board properly exercised discretion. The case centers on Pamela Davis’s eligibility to attend Haitian High School zone, with arguments over residence and the distance to Westfield versus Minor High. The matter awaits further determination with parties already in suit.
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Minor Hight
Maurice Sishup
Bent
Wallace
Westfield High School
Mihor
Redwood City man meets family after 51 years apart
Aberdeen Washington reports Jim Hayes, long listed only in a family Bible, found his birth family after 51 years. Adopted at three months, he reconnected with sisters and brothers in a reunion held near Aberdeen and Tacoma. His birth date remains uncertain with records listing 1920-01-22, while the Bible cites 1824-01-23.
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Aberdeen
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Bey
Ratwood City
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San Pedro
Clit
Nelson
Tacoma
Germany
Wis Hirth
Local government and school raises across multiple districts
Local officials report varied pay increases across jurisdictions. Hayward and Newark show interim and ongoing adjustments, with classifications ranging from 1 to 9 percent tied to legislative action. Several districts like Fremont Castro Valley and San Leandro list retroactive July 1 increases, while some wait for legislative action or negotiations to conclude.
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San Lorenzo
Chabut College
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Draft delay irks Laird at Veterans of Foreign Wars
Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird criticized Congress for delaying the draft extension and other national security measures at the 72nd VFW convention. He warned a “clouded legal situation” could arise, affecting pay authorities and allowances for service members and their families, and pledged to push for timely implementation with past colleagues’ approval.
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UPI
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Congress
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National Convention
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Revuss
Vietnam
Patient receives partial mechanical heart device at hospital
A report from Detroit notes Maskett Shanks undergoing implantation of a partial mechanical heart device in a patient at Sinai Hospital. The device is described as functioning, with care teams monitoring progress and the patient and family involved in the post operative plan.
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Dnetaraal Sinai Hogpilad
Howe
Pepach
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