Ely Says Polvorosa Offered to Fix Ticket Controversy
Ely claims Polvorosa offered to fix a ticket while Councilman Bly accuses Polvorosa of denying the offer and calls him out of touch. The dispute centers on three municipal court cases involving Spruance accused of improper authority. Lt. Mathes defends Spruance as above reproach amid criticism from Citizens for Law and Order. The district attorney notes delays in a calendar system and Ely calls himself an bystander in a witch hunt.
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John Ely
William ‘Sphianee
Maria, Polvorasa
Palvarosa
Bly
Spruance
Dept. Dirt
Atty
George Nicholson
Sha Cam
Phillis Mathes
Police Department
Mathis
Citizens For Law and Order
Alameda County
Spelance
Ely
Sprugnee
Leandran Faces Trial In Alameda Rustling Case
In Alameda County’s rustling trial, Robert L. Snenden, 30, of San Leandro, stands accused of stealing a feeder calf from Lawrence Marinell in Livermore Valley. Dapper Oakland attorney Benjamin Marlowe defends him, invoking farm upbringing as Judge Harold B. Howe oversees proceedings before a 12-member jury. The case draws interest from the Southern Alameda Cal- Elements Association.
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Oakland
Alameda County
Monay
Superior Court
Harold B. Howe
Livermore Valley
Dep
Thomas Qraif
Robert L. Snenden
San Leandro
Lawrence Marinel
Dapper Defennse
Benjamin Marlowe
Bert
Lovie Viata
al AW
Alameda
Cal- Elemen's
Living costs climb as July prices surge
Washington reported a 4.4 percent rise in the cost of living in July, the largest five month jump. Food prices, especially meat, drove the increase with a 1.2 percent grocery rise. Meats, poultry and fish rose 2.3 percent while earnings grew enough to keep purchasing power rising 0.4 percent.
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Washington
BLS
Nixon nomination likely as GOP casts Nixon and McGovern
The Republicans planned to nominate President Nixon tonight while portraying George McGovern as out of step and radical. Barry Goldwater and Ronald Reagan led early convention cheers as factions argued over a potential Agnew bid. An UPI survey showed Republicans expect Democrats to retain Congress, with major gains uncertain. Nixon flies to Key Biscayne for a swift campaign kickoff as Vietnam policy looms but no major pronouncements anticipated.
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Mianne Brach
UPL
Nixon
George 8
McGovern
Barry M. Cinidwater
Arizona
Ronald Reagan
California
Goldwater
Spiro T. Agnew
Spzan
Eden Roc
Servat
UPI
Congress
Senate
Senate Centrol
Denarrats
Bib
Nikon
Biscayne
Vietnante
Vietnam
William FP. Rogers
Pesee
School fringe benefits proposed by Cortificated Empl Council
Trustees moved to approve a fringe benefits package for employees with an annual dental allowance of 790 dollars and life insurance plus annuities and health plans. Debates centered on selecting a dental plan and insurer, with council members seeking a written outline and bid process.
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Lay Ward
Nayward
Ray Arveson
AL Polland
Cortificated
Employes Council
Bread price rise seen as wheat costs surge
Washington AP reports bakers claim wheat sales to the Soviet Union pushed flour and other costs higher. American Bakers Association president Richard W Caspil says flour costs could add one cent to each loaf, with retail prices rising at least six cents overall. Large firms face Price Commission reviews, while smaller firms may increase prices without approval. The Soviet buying up to 40 million bushels cited.
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Washington
Vogts
Richard W. Caspil
American Bakers Association
Daspil
Eny
Price Commission
Approv Bakers
Soviet Union
Heat's on again forecasted heat wave continues
Forecast through tomorrow calls for highs in the low 90s and lows around the mid 50s to low 60s. Fair weather is expected, with more details on page 16.
Marriage Recorded On The Nomad After Solo Voyage
Not just sea mates now. APLOe, captain of the sloop Nomad, wed Louise Ann Grege 27 after sailing beyond the Golden Gate. Chief Deputy Recorder De Maria blocked filing until a declaration of an unrecorded marriage was filed. he then recorded the document.
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Aploe
Bowers
Golden Gate
Louise Ann Grege
Gerald de Maria
de Maria
Oly
van Casey
Pacific’ Ocean
Appeals court rules antibusing moratorium not retroactive
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals declined to apply a new antibusing moratorium retroactively in Oxnard California where a busing plan has run for a year. The court noted unclear legislative intent and an ongoing desegregation transportation program affecting about 1700 students across 12 schools.
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CTA
California Dental Services
San Francisco
UPI
Sth
U.S. Clicuit Court of Appeals
Oxnard
Calif
6Th Circuit
Richard, Chambers
Charles M. Merrill
Herbert Y.C. Choy
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Miami Beach
Polvorosa
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Cel
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California Teachers Association
Winton
Ann Landers
Jim, Chainian
Wife Lynn
Louise Bowers
Rab
Nomad
Harry Pregeson
Sun Circuit
Appellafe
Western Center On Law and Poverty
Los Angeles
Legal Aid Association of
Yentin’'a
U.S. Department of Justice
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