Sunday political clash and crime headlines
Ronald Reagan and George McGovern vie for the presidency in stark contrast. Joan Little, acquitted after a five week trial, hides from press and heats. New Mexico reports seven bubonic plague cases this year, including a Navajo child death. Portuguese Communist drive to reassert power sparks police precautions and union gun appeals.
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Gambling study begins in Nevada hearing week
A federal review of Nevada gambling starts Monday with witnesses like Nevada Gaming Commission chair Peter Echeverria. The hearing marks a new scrutiny level after decades of social acceptance and regulation of the industry.
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Missing Hoffa associate Tony Giacalone vanishes
Michigan State Police Director George Halverson confirms no confirmation of reports about Anthony "Tony Jack" Giacalone missing since Hoffa disappeared. Police say they cannot verify his location 17 days after he was last seen from a restaurant parking lot.
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Tony Jack” Giacalone
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Scott recants false Hearst sighting claims in interview
Walter J. Scott, a FRE informant in the Patricia Hearst case, tells a UPI reporter he lied about seeing Hearst twice and about his family harboring her. He cites drinking, pain pills, and FBI pressure as factors behind his Philadelphia remarks. He asserts he has no idea if Hearst is alive or where she is.
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Brewers Fall 2-1 to A's Amid Fielding Flubs at Coliseum
Milwaukee coach Del Crandall lamented dropped pops untouched fly balls and bad hops as the Brewers lost 2-1 to Oakland at the Coliseum. The A's struck in the ninth to clinch the win.
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Hayward California Daily News listing
A brief listing from Hayward California appears showing volume 82 issue 31190 with a price of 35 cents and page 35. The item notes the publication details including location and edition identifier.
Poker Night on Mission Boulevard Sparks Quiet Tension
On Friday in Hayward's six card clubs gamblers gather along Mission Boulevard. The scene unfolds with a Union City visitor joining a table of six, a tense exchange with a disruptive patron, and veteran players exchanging bets as chips slide across green felt. Police report few incidents as house staff steer disturbances outside.
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