Newark youths injured in bicycle collision on Morrison Avenue
Three Newark youths riding downhill on a narrow Morrison Ganyoh Road curve collided with a carless bicycle group. Bruce Anderson 14 of Dalewood Drive is in critical condition after brain surgery. Dai Waseo 18 of Greenwich Court and Dimich 18 of Sussex Place were treated for head injuries or observation. Police report the accident occurred Friday afternoon eight tenths of a mile east of Alikston Boulevard.
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Continuance in rest home cage faces delays due to strikes
Deputy Atty. Gen. Allen Steiger cites a near complete installation of an automatic sprinkler system and new furnace at the home. Delays from Bay Area cement strikes push completion, with the state planning to send a fire marshal to inspect. If the home meets requirements, the suit may be dropped.
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Court delays school busing in INNA Ohio case
The 6th US Circuit Court of Appeals paused ruling on a school desegregation busing plan until after classes begin on September 5. The stay delays an order requiring 52 suburban districts to integrate and to buy 295 buses, with Michigan to fund them. Chief Judge Harry Phillips noted motions to dismiss and possible new federal desegregation law could affect the case.
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County official disputes study on occupational health program
Dr. James G. Malcolm, director of Alameda County health department, disputed a study by an environmental group that criticized the county’s occupational health program. He said the county is technically meeting the spirit of the ban and employs two fulltime professionals, arguing the county serves 500000 to one billion people and Berkeley and Albany have separate health departments.
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Fire Endangers Mill Creek Area Near Butte County
A large wildfire in Butte County near Pulga, about 25 miles northeast of Oroville, has scorched about 500 acres. State forestry said 415 firefighters and conservation camp crews battled the blaze as humidity and shifting winds hindered efforts.
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Legion auxiliary elects president in Chicago convention
The American Legion Auxiliary met in Chicago for its 52nd annual national convention and elected Mrs. G. Chilton of Superior Arizona as national president. Mrs. B. M. Jortett of Shelby North Carolina was named national vice president, Mrs. Elizabeth Pishee of Flemington New Jersey became national historian, and Mrs. Oscar Nelson of Fresno California was chosen national chaplain.
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Building tax exemption opposed in San Francisco
Four members of the Board of Supervisors' finance committee urged lifting the tax exemption on a Pacific Heights building once used as a consulate for the United Arab Republic. The property has not served as a consulate since 1987 and is now leased to the Delancey Street Foundation aiding ex convicts with addiction recovery services.
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Conflict of interest denied by San Francisco police chief
Police Chief Donald Sebb stated there was no conflict of interest involving Officer Kenneth Wheeler, a community relations official in Hunters Point, and Sam Beasley, head of the Redevelopment Agency’s guard unit, amid connections to Shvife Wheeler as partner in the security operation.
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McGovern Backed by Labor and Veterans Groups
The 1968 race sees McGovern gaining support from labor federations and veterans organizations, with endorsements expected as unions and groups align to back his campaign while tensions with rival factions continue. Leroy Daley and George Meany are cited among leaders urging solidarity and campaign actions.
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Nixon and Nixon Agnew at GOP Convention
Analysis of the 1972 Republican convention emphasizes Nixon and Agnew presenting a principled, nonpartisan message to delegates and television audiences. The piece notes strategic aims to project stability, unity, and policy over partisan rhetoric amid shifting poll numbers.
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Kissinger Frantic to End War, Shriver Says
Sargent Shriver told a Fountain Square crowd that Henry Kissinger is like Superman and Mighty Mouse in one, rushing around the globe to end the war. He blasted the Nixon administration’s economy as the worst since Hoover and urged Democratic workers to campaign for victory in November.
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Three Die In Electrical Accidents In California
A line of accidents near Fremont and San Leandro left three men dead. Tilla Meyers was struck by a branch as a utility worker was shocked, dying instantly. Remy Almaiova, 53, of Manor Avenue San Leandro, died after an explosion at a trench site when a gas line blew. The Pacific Gas and Electric Co spokesman cited a safety issue as the cause and said the man’s head was driven into a trench wall before dying at a hospital.
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Los Angeles Pornography Publisher Sued Over Underage Models
A civil suit filed under the state Red Light Abatement Act targets a gomography publishing business in Los Angeles. The action accuses Millen Laros and others of employing girls as young as fourteen in erotic material that allegedly resembles Mary Poppins and earns millions yearly. District Attorney Joseph Buseth announced the crackdown on Wednesday.
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State fair to reopen under evolving exhibits and acts
The state fair aims to open with vast exhibits from groups like the American Medical Association and a traveling show. A local act the Blue Canyon Gang plans staged holdups and fake hangings across days in the fall, alongside rides, races, and nightly fireworks. The fair began in 1854 as an agricultural fair in San Francisco and now reflects statewide development at the California State Edition site on yearlong funding.
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California Democrats expected to consolidate ticket choices
Fresno report cites Richard G Stearns stating McGovern and Nixon Agnew tickets face strong competition from California primary slates. He predicts McGovern’s chances rely on mobilizing voters while projected returns suggest a large turnout could sway results. Stearns estimates a potential 100000 to 390000 margin depending on late shifts.
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US prepared to ban all atom tests as soon as Soviets comply
Geneva talks faced a push from US negotiators led by Joseph Marifin who urged on site inspections to verify seismic events. They warned that without verifiable probes any agreement could fail as clandestine tests might be hidden behind natural earthquakes.
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POW relatives push back at Nixon Vietnam plank
The National League of Families of American Prisoners and Missing in Southeast Asia called the Republican platform hardening and said it could hinder prisoner releases. It urged immediate, complete accounting for all missing and opposed delaying any withdrawal of troops.
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Drug agency chief resigns amid alleged irregularities
The California Council to Crtmtinal Justice faces scrutiny as the CDC’s $11,000 grant is questioned. Former chief, tied to education and counseling work, resigned after admitting interest in other roles. Board to meet tonight to review the situation and appoint interim staff.
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Tough auto smog rules spark concern in Southern California
Federal and state regulations on hydrocarbon and carbon monoxide emissions faced pushback as a new device approved for Wednesday aims to reduce pollutants but may impair engine cooling and raise risks of overheating and valve damage. Authorities warn the device could be unsafe for certain engines and remind readers of ongoing compliance requirements.
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