Injunction Blocks Circus Ticket Sales in Pleasanton Strike
Alam eda County District Attorney’s office sought civil penalties after alleging promoter James V Replis falsely claimed sponsorship by Municipal Motorcycle Officers Association and California Municipal Police Officers Association. Judge Hebert Bostick granted a preliminary injunction dismissing co defendants Gilli Charles Circus Productions and Alvin Charlee. contract with Baptis terminated. civil penalties action remains pending. The Sept 20 Alameda County Fairgrounds show in Pleasanton is affected.
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Tor Pleasanton
Hebert Bostick
Alamede County
Baptis
Calfornia
Gilli Charles Circus Productions
Alvin Charlee
Baptistory Articlet
San Leandro
Reptis
Superior Cour
Alameda County Fairgrounds
Pleasanton
Youth Drowns After PCP Intoxication Report
Tests indicate Daniel Jessie Landis, 18, of 15492 Norton St, was PCP intoxicated when he fell into a creek east of the Hayward Plunge near July W and drowned. Witnesses saw Landis stagger near the Plunge area and a splash was heard before his body was found face down. The coroner ruled drowning with PCP intoxication noted. PCP has been a popular local drug.
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San Leandro
Daniel Jessie Landis
Norton St
Hayward
Landis
Coromer
South County
POWs fear mail exchanges hindered by U S government
American prisoners of war interviewed near Hun by Ramsey Clark say the U S government makes it hard for families to write or receive mail. They report decent medical care, exercise, and activities like gardening and bridge, with air raids forcing shelter several times daily. The account aired on ABC News in a North Vietnam contact.
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Washington
ubPyi
Ramsey Clack
Hun
U. S
Sears
Bent Ceramic
Twerhoer
Clark
U.S
North Vietnam
ABC News
Viet Cong Says It Agrees With Nixon Opponents
Madame Nguyen Thi Thanh, Viet Cong chief negotiator, stated she agrees with Nixon’s political opponents on peace talks. She criticized the Nixon administration for missing an early chance to end the Vietnam War, as the conference began in 1969 alongside President Nixon’s White House tenure.
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Paris
UPI
Nguyen Thi Ten
Thi Vietnam
Nixon
Falk
Madame Binh
United
Sarch
Nisoy
Knase
Prestant Nixon
Stock Prices Edge Up in Muted Market
New York prices edged upward with modest trading as the Dow Jones average hovered near 64.71 following two days of sharp gains and a slim lead over decliners on the New York Stock Exchange. Analyst Eldon A. Grimm of Walston & Co. cautioned gains may continue for a few days.
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New York
Iil
York Stock Exchange
Eldon A. Grimm
Walston & Cy
Deaths at nuclear plant probed at Surry
VEPCO prepared a volwings report on the Sur ry nuclear plant mishap in Virginia. Roger Wood and William Van Duyn were scalded by 440 degree steam as investigators probe the first two deaths at a U.S. nuclear facility. News media access to the area was to be allowed by company spokesmen.
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Surry
UPI
Virginia Electric and Power Company
VEPCO
Three Alarm Fire Forces Evacuations in San Francisco
A pre dawn three alarm fire in a six story downtown San Francisco apartment building forced evacuations of nearly 100 residents and caused about 1000000 dollars in damage. About 45 people, many elderly, were rescued by divers after becoming trapped in upper floors. Two people treated for inhalation. Fire Chief Keith Calder said the fire began in the basement, damaged gas meters and spread through pipes and walls. arson investigation is possible.
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San Francisco
Dlvernen
Keith Calder
Calden
Suits Filed Against Tahoe Planners Over Zoning Change
A new wave of claims targets the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency alleging actions that lowered land values in the Tahoe Basin. Executiv e Director Becta Haikka said Wednesday the total amount sought reaches about 33 million dollars, with nearly 12 million linked to Nevada property. The largest claim, 10 million, comes from B-Neva, Inc. developers of Rowid Hill Village.
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South Lak Taub
Car Wit
Tahoe
Nevada
B-Neva
Tnc
Rowid Hill Village
House busing bill sparks mixed votes in Congress
Washington reports indicate UPI that antibusings forces claim they have the votes for President Nixon's desegregation ruling bill. The measure sets court ordering guidelines and uses busing as a last resort, with provisions limiting busing for younger students and reallocating funds to support desegregation costs. Kim Thompson and other representatives push amendments to ban or limit busing while Southern opponents seek stricter controls or defeat.
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Washington
UPI
Nison
Ymplis
Souther
Wold
Meteher Thormpson
B-Ga
Area businessman killed in Fremont tragedy
Takeo Fudenna 51 a Union City area businessman and head of Fudenna Brothers SKS Industries was killed when a northbound truck struck him on Mission Boulevard near O Connell Lane Fremont He died at Washington Hospital Fremont The driver Merle 62 Dies 42 of 26708 Chiplay Ave lsyward was not cited Fudenna built a large lettuce and cauliflower operation with his brothers Harold and James In 1959 SKS Industries planned a 60 million land development next to Fremont City Hall He donated over 20000 for Fremont Unified School Districts stadium construction A Nisei veteran he is survived by his wife five sons John Leonard Frank Bobby and Steve a daughter Nikki and several relatives His funeral is planned at the Southern Alameda Buddhist Church Union City with services at 740 pm and burial Saturday at Irvington Memorial Cemetery Fremont.
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Union City
Takeo Fudenna
Fremont
Mission Boulevard
Fudenna
Washington
Ital
Price
Puden
O'Connell Lane
Merle
Chiplay Ave
Hie
Eager Beaver Truck Co
Hugi
Black
Harold
James
Wudenna
Stevenson Boulevard
Fremont Houlevard
Kitehi
Haman Judenna
United States
Japan
Free Yionk
Tanfaran Racetrack
Utah
Fidienna
Tremont
Sachi Kariji
Aivaratto
Washington High School
John
Leonard
Frank
Fie
Fadenna
Fadenna Bros
California
Oirside
Saliias
Tak Fadereu
Ska
Fremont Unified School District
Friuth
Bobby
Stave
Nikki
Richmond Ave
Fuderma
Freld
Mae Nishiguchi
Remont
Belly Sakamoto
Irene Takabi
Almaden
Murenna
Souther
Alameda County Buddhist Church
Alvarado Niles Road
Irvington Memorial Cemetery
Chapel Lane
Frespont
Death by own action at bridge attempt shocks city
A woman near a bridge tower attempted suicide as responders rushed to her. A worker yelled and tried to reach her, missing by about 20 feet. She later was tentatively identified as Pauling L. Brunner, 44, from San Mateo, leaving observers stunned by the tragedy.
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Mie
Pauling L. Brunner
San Mateo
Gajowski
McGovern Viet contacts haunt Nixon talks say Ziegler
White House pressed by prompts that McGovern’s aides in Paris may jeopardize peace efforts with North Vietnam. Press secretary Ziegler declined to confirm contact, warning that breaches could undercut President Nixon’s negotiations. He noted Salinger sought prisoner releases and labeled such actions potentially harmful during an election year. Ziegler spoke after Nixon met with Kissinger at Camp David and Thieu leaders in Saigon prepare for talks.
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UPI
White House
George McGovern
Paris
Diegler
Havin
Ziegler
McGavert
Nixon
Maryland
Henry A. Kissinger
Te Due Tho
Xuan Thuy
Saigon
Nguyes van Thiew
Kissinger and Thieu Meet Amid War Talks Delays
Kissinger and Thieu held a palace meeting in Saigon as U.S. forces guarded Tan Son Nhut and Thieu postponed a signing until later. Officials described the scene as a cool reception with Kissinger staying near Bunker while Thieu sent a representative.
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Thieu
Kissinger
Thiew
Brey Thieu
Kessinger
Weyl
Bunker
Thie
Nguyen Pint Due
Hoang Bue Nhe
U.S
Fentagal Bass
Tan Son -Nhut
Sal Thieu
America
Indochina
Saigon
Vhieu
Thian
Secret talks story unfolds with misread paced schedule
McGovern remained behind schedule as secret talks continued. Questions persisted whether he instructed Salinger and whether he asked Salinger to act as his emissary, despite earlier denials of any instructions.
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Shy McGovern
Salinger
Logging halted on federal lands nationwide after court ruling
Federal judge halts logging and roadbuilding on over 3.6 million acres of federal forest lands nationwide. The injunction, requested by the Sierra Club and conservation groups, stops projects pending environmental impact statements under the National Environmental Policy Act. A Nov. 6 hearing date is set to review environmental analyses and contract implications signed prior to June.
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San
Sierra Chilee
Conti
Watchdog urges probe of area judge and related cases
A watchdog group calls for an official probe of Judge Spruance of Hayward Department 5. The report cites favoritism toward a defendant tied to a union agent and cites a San Leandro case, Peagle v John W. Ely. The matter involves subpoenas delays, a dismissed trial, and prior editorials criticizing Judge Connill. The Alameda County appellate process and a 1971 fundraising dinner for Connill are referenced.
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Sprvake
Department 5
Hayward
Te San Jeandro Civil Service Commission
Livotting
Citizens For Law and Order
Dudge Spruance
Ander San Leandra
Peagle
John W. Ely
Gerald P. Connill
Hantting
Lely
San Leandro
San Leamire
Alameda County
Citizens For Aw
Onder
Dhidas Spruance
Publig Tg
Connill
Conniil
Cirivers
Law and Order
Council On Judicial Qualifications
State of
California
Warning on VW heaters risk from engine fumes
Washington AP says heating units in pre 1963 model Volkswagens may pose danger from engine fumes and odors. Owners are urged to seek repairs immediately after notice of contamination. About 960,000 VW models from 1949 to 1982 are on U S roads according to NHTSA.
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Wasrington
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Niftsa
Ajreport
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