Injunction Halts Raptis From Selling Circus Tickets
A preliminary injunction blocked James V. Raptis from selling tickets to a Pleasanton circus alleged to benefit police organizations. Alameda County DA charged misrepresentation of sponsorship for the Circus of the Municipal Motorcycle Officers and the California Municipal Police Officers Association. The suit dismissed against promoters Alvin Charlee and Gat ti Charles Circus Productions, which canceled its San Seantro ticket office. Civil penalties against Raptis pursued in a separate case. the circus date remains September 29 at County Fairgrounds in Pleasanton.
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Halling
James V. Raptis
Pleasanton
Superior Court
Robert Bostick
Alameda County
Gat_ ti Charles Circus Productions
Comonet
Alvin Charlee
Car crosses divider in fatal Alameda crash near Westview Estates
A 2 year old Berkeley man Orlandus Faunbroy died when his car veered across a center divider on Alvarado Miles Road and collided head on with another vehicle. Theresa Nieto 2 of Alameda sustained minor injuries and was treated at Washington Hospital. Police note a moving truck appeared ahead of Wauntroy's Vehicles but the reason for the swerve remains undetermined.
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Union City
Berkeley
Alvarado-Miles
Orlandus Faunbroy
Westview Estates Subdivision
Theresa, Nieto
Alameda
Washington Hospital
Wauntroy
Rauntroy
POWs express fears over mail at Surry plant
A UPT report details the first two deaths at the Virginia Cancer? nuclear plant in Surry County. VEPAC officials promised media access as investigators probe a 450 degree steam incident that scalded two workers Roger Wood and William Van Dogan.
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Surry
UPTJ
Virginia Electric and Power Company
VEPCC
Roger Wood
William van Dogan
Stock Prices Edge Up In Muted Market
New York stocks edged higher with moderate trading as the noon average of 20 industrials rose 46 points to 963.71. Analysts cautioned that the market lacked momentum and a correction could continue for a few days amid prior moderate losses after two days of sharp reversals.
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New York
el Ficou A.gillam
Walston ’& To
Prisoners of War in North Vietnam Voice Mail Concerns
In a two hour Ramsey Clark interview with U S prisoners, unnamed captives say the U S government hinders mail exchanges with families. They praise treatment in captivity and mention daily drills, reading, gardening and a bridge tournament amid periodic air raid shelters.
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Washington
Ramsey Clark
Hanoi
U. S
Nol
Clark
North Vietnam
ADC
AML
Pentagon
Veto overrides tax on gasoline and welfare bills
Governor Reagan vetoed the gas tax overhaul and several welfare and election bills. The gas tax would apply to the base price plus excise taxes, reversing a Mills proposal. Other vetoes include welfare funding protection, radar speed-trap limits, voter registration at high schools, and combining school elections with state or municipal ballots.
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Reagan
Robert W. Croway
D-Alameda
Lawrence Walsh
Munlington Park
John Vasconcellos
D-San Jose
Ken Meade
D-Oakland
House busing fee battle in Nixon desegregation bill
Washington UPI reports lawmakers split over President Nixon's desegregation bill. The measure would use busing as a last resort with new court guidelines and allocate half of the $1 billion annual federal aid to improve offerings in lower performing schools. Southern conservatives seek to curb or block busing while supporters expect a Senate rejection.
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UPI
House
Nixon
Cain
Uneit
Set
Iearest
Haltiig SS
BMT
House Educational Labor Committee
Dofamnalty
Fletcher ‘Thompson
R-Ga
Augustus Hawkins
D-Calif
Senate
Area businessman Tak Fudenna dies leaving farming empire
Tak Fudenna, prominent Central California farmer in Fremont connected to the Fudenna Bros. operation, dies after a long career. He built a large farming business, supported Fremont Unified School District sports stadium, and donated over 20 000 for labor and equipment. He is survived by his wife five sons John Leonard Frank Bobby Steve Nikki and several siblings. Services will be held at Alameda County Ridist Church in Union City with burial at Wyngolm Memorial Cemetery in Fremont.
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Alvarado
Pudeane
Washington High School
John
Leonard
Frank
Washington
Futeana
Hig
Fudenna Bros
California
Salinas
Tak Figlenna
Fremont Unified School
U's
Vonsg
Bobby
Steve
Nikki
Richmond Ave
Pudenna
Jangs
Harold
Hef
Mae Nishiguchi
Freemont
Betty Sakamoto
Union City
Drone
Takaki
Almaden
Ulenga
Alameda
Warning on VW heaters risk in older models
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration warns that pre 1983 model Volkswagens may emit dangerous engine fumes from heating units. Owners should seek repairs immediately if fumes or discoloration are noticed. The agency cites about 360,000 VW models from 1965 through 1969 on U.S. roads.
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Washington
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
NHTSA
Woman Foils Suicide Attempt From Bridge Tower
A man watching from a sightseeing binoculars platform describes a woman who twice began to remove her shoe and appeared ready to jump. He yells for help as a bridge worker fails to reach her by about 20 feet. The woman, later tentatively identified as Pauline Ty Brunner, 41, a nurse from San Mateo, dies by her own action.
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Pauline Ty, Brunner
San Mateo
Gajewski
Viet Cong chief negotiator пікір agrees with Nixon critique
Madame Nguyen Thi Binh, leading Viet Cong negotiator, said she agreed with Nixon critics that he missed a chance to end the war when he took office. She argued the United States bore responsibility for prolonging the impasse at the Vietnam peace talks.
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Upi
Nguyen Thi Binh
Vietnam
Nixon
Sargent Shriver
Shriver
U.S
W. Averell Harrimann
Fils
Cyrus Vance
Dame. Binh
United States
White House
Family faces death as boy battles illness and grows
A mother recalls her son Steven’s illness and near death, the family’s shifting dynamics, and the emotional lessons learned. Steven’s questions about God and mortality prompt deep reflections on care, honesty, and the role of support in dying patients.
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Steven
Backers
Elisabeth Kubler-Ross
Ann Backers
Kissinger Thieu Talks Behind Closed Doors At Palace
Kissinger and Thieu met at the Saigon palace amid guarded security as U S officials reported Thieu’s busy schedule delayed a luncheon. A later planned meeting was agreed upon, signaling tense U S Viet Nam peace talks with Kissinger proceeding from the Pentagon vicinity to the U S embassy.
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Nguyen Phu Duc
Hoang ‘Duc Nha
U.S
Meer
America
Indus
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Runkey
Thion
Saigon
Thiaw
Secret talks story changes in McGovern emissary claim
A reworked account shows Risaenkra was behind schedule as Laittm answered questions about McGovern's earlier pledge to Sallager. The piece notes McGovern had asked Sallager to act as his emissary, contrary to prior denials.
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Risaenkra
Schedle
Laittm
McGovern
Sallager
Officer Fires in High Speed Chase After Reckless Driver
An officer fired through a patrol car windshield during a highway pursuit that ended on Santa Rita Road. Capt. Blainck and officers Senna Nichols and Wicksten pursued a fleeing driver who sideswiped a barricade. the driver and passenger were said to pose threats, and the weapon was recovered. The chase drew aid from CHP and other officers.
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Doc Biglack
Joe Nichols
Len Wicksten
Prt
Blatock
Mnant
Mie
Senna
Santa Rita Road
Sema
Esis Ec
Fance
California Highway Patrol
Capltain
Blainck
Serna
Mary = Marsh
Bla- Jnck
Blalock
Rookie Denver officer shoots teen brother in apartment
Officer Ralph Nagler, 21, returned home to find his bedroom light out and gunfire rang out when an intruder did not identify himself and moved. He discovered his 14 year old brother Lawrence wounded with a chest injury and listed in critical condition at Denver General Hospital. A cap pistol lay nearby as investigators noted it may have been clicked as a joke.
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Steven
Yame
Peti Paiva
Denver
UPT
Ralph Nagler
Nagler
Lawrence
Denver General Hospital
Jake
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