Hoffa Parole Denied Third Time By Parole Board
Washington AP James R. Hoffa the former Teamsters leader again denied parole for his federal prison terms his record cited as clean of new evidence since his previous denial in March 1960. The eight member panel reviewed his sentence for jury tampering and mail fraud noting his resignation from union posts and a $20000 fine and that no new DOJ evidence was presented. Hoffa has been in prison since March 1967 serving a 13 year term.
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TS. Bo Board of Paracees
Hoffa
Hotla
George J Heed
Teamsters
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Reed
Votla
E Jewlsburg
Hofia
New York City
Alle Danian
Batlle
Hotta Wlso
Pisyn
West Coast
Rebels dispute claim Bolivia leftists retake mining city
Bolivian government radio claimed rebels retook the Oran mining city near La Paz from Torres forces, a report rebel stations denied from Santa Cruz and Cochabamba. Rebels said they controlled six provinces as fighting surged, with miners surrounding Orur. The president met his cabinet in La Paz as blasts echoed from miner demonstrations.
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Tuyal
Juana Joze Torres
Oran
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Cochabamba
Torres
Iline
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la Paz
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Gruro
Radi
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Santa Crux
sFriday.s Aghu
Besa
Gu Eciment
Bolivian Workers Confederation
Hai
Camtrande
Atras
Insurrecton
Nixon Connally freeze faces major assault in U S
Washington AP reports Nixon and Treasury Secretary Connally defend the wage freeze as critics press legal and political challenges. Justice Department to seek injunction to block Texas Governor Smith from paying state workers above the freeze while court actions loom amid broader international and domestic economic pressures.
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Nixon
Treasury
John 8. Connally
Justice Department
Texas
Preslon Smith
Nixon Nader
Ralph Nader
General Motors
Edward Herbert
D-La
House Armed Services Committee
Tabor
Cienada
Mexico
Smith
Connally
Cost of Living Council
Hooligan controls Park patrol in Hayward plan
Hayward plans to station a joint guard from 3:30 to 11:20 pm daily around Weekes Park to curb vandalism drug use and threats amid complaints of hooligans. Recreation District rangers join the effort and a future drug crisis center on Schafer Road is planned to engage youth. Residents say outsiders have harassed children and damaged property as youths may resist new arrivals.
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Weekes Park
Ural
South Hayward
Giral
Lwoeman
Hayward Pole
Maywant Arora Recreation Distrlel Rangers
Hard
Schafer Road
Mey Hive
Hayward union blasts mayor over public employee critique
The Hayward City Employees Association denounced Mayor Leo Howell for public remarks accusing employees of general incompetence. In a letter signed by Association President Dean Detton and seven board members, leaders urged charging individuals to the city manager and called Howell’s statements demoralizing. Howell did not immediately respond, a first public reaction from city workers to budget session remarks.
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Will Smith
Hayward
City
Hayward City Employes Association
Leo Howell
Wu Howell
Dean Detton
Howell
Duane Williford
Kenneth Goulardt
Wou Eilmen
Ely Hall
Cop Defton
Association
Fileen Bom
Smith
Bond
Burltone
Hayward Employees Association
Weekend Bay Area Weather Brings Warmer Afternoons
Brighter skies and fair afternoons are expected across the Bay Area this weekend as low clouds thicken mornings. Temperatures should reach 70 to 75 degrees with mid 50s overnight. More weather details on page 12.
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Bay Area
Nader task force attacks California land use laws
A Malph Nader led task force in Washington charges California land use laws threaten land and water resources. The report calls for massive resignations, probes into state officials, and overhaul of water quality and land ownership policies, naming Gov. Reagan and several agency heads amid broader reform proposals.
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Washington
Robert C. Perlmelr
Enr
California
Henry J. Mills
Metropolitan Water District
Cali-feria
William F. Ghanelli
Gullmeth
Gianelli
Ronald Resgall
Fellmeth
Cianelli
Mmemers
Water Quality Control Board
Sstate Agriculture Board
Tes Uv
Liastati
Telimeth S
Southern Pacific Railroad
Tang
Belera
Foomworks
U.S
Bureau
PG&E bids for nuclear plant at Marin County coast
Pacific Gas and Electric asks the U S Atomic Energy Commission for permission to build a four reactor nuclear plant near Point Arena on the Marin County coast. The project would cost about 742 million, with total facilities near 886 million in 1971 dollars, and includes two 108,000 kilowatt units.
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San Francisco
Pacific Gas & Wieetre Co
Asket
Atomic¢ Energy Commission
Hear Pl Arena
Muri
Bere
Mentocino County
Tg&e
John J. Botiner
LZH
Ky reinstated as candidate in South Vietnam election
The South Vietnamese Supreme Court reinstated Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky as a presidential candidate for October 3 election. The decision, reportedly ordered by President Ngo Dinh Diem of the United States, could resume Ky's challenge to Thiệu for a four year term if Ky accepts.
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Supreme Call
Nguyen Cay Ky
Nguyen Vai
Swong
Supreme Court
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Wardle
King
Thicas
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U.S
Ellsworth
Burk
Bunker
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Caupaiga Ibi
Eoureas
Tad
Mith
Minh
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