Hayward surveys uncover many unlicensed dogs for licensing drive
Hayward officials report 2000 plus dogs logged during a seven week citywide survey led by Animal Control Director Charles Nalley. About 2,482 licenses have been issued with 4,000 more expected next month as Nalley plans a letter campaign to boost compliance. The effort also aimed to count dogs and gauge a future dog licensing program, amid concerns over cats and barking nuisances.
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Hayward
Hayward Aniual Ganlral
Charles Nalley
Nalley
Hell
Eway
May Ward
Vals
Animal Contra Service
Natley
Ong Ig
Enterprise Avenue
California Death Penalty Bill Heads for Passage
Sacramento report says a mandatory death penalty bill for 15 crimes appears set for approval by the California Legislature despite a temporary setback in some counties. The Assembly Criminal Justice Committee voted 4-3 to substitute life without parole, sending the amended bill to the floor. Supporters expect a final passage this year, with ongoing efforts to restore the death penalty provision.
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Sacramento
California
Goy
Ronald Reagan
Assembly Criminal Justice Committee
Reagan
Assembly
Alan Sicroty
D-Tos Angeles
Bieroly
California Population Upward Despite Slower Growth Across State
State Finance Department figures released show California’s population rose to about 20.74 million in July 1973 from 20.52 million a year earlier, a net gain of 223,000. Natural increase slowed, net migration rebounded to 407,000, and Northern counties like Nevada and Amador posted notable percentage gains though overall military personnel declined.
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Alamada Connies Ogno
State Finance Department
California
Peckett
Mona County
Amador
Tuahueme
Mariposa
Successor to Agnew Charged in Maryland Bribery Case
Dale Anderson, a Democrat who succeeded Spiro Agnew as Baltimore County executive, is charged with extortion and bribery in a kickback scheme involving arch jects and engineers. The 99 count indictment names Anderson as the sole defendant with four other conspirators cited. U.S. Attorney Healey signals further indictments to come.
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Baltimore
Dale Anderson
Spiro T. Agnew
Baltimore County
Maryland
Ag. Agnew
Ander
Marvin’ Mandel
Agyew
Annapolis
Util Anderson
Arehergun
Aprin
Abe Courtys
U.S
George Heal
Anderson
Texsson
Hady
Kearsuren
Mafia tied to drug bust in Padova Italy
Narcotics agents seized nearly 48.2 million dollars in heroin destined for the United States. Two Sicilians with known Mafia connections were arrested. About 20 pounds of 20 percent purity heroin were found concealed in a sedan wrapped in separate packets. U.S. agents assisted in the investigation.
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Padova
Italy
UPN
United States
U.S. Arcaies
Judge blocks gas price ceiling plan
Federal judge delays Phase 1Fair price controls on gasoline delaying the rollout next month. Government attorneys expect an appeal while the dispute centers on retail price limits for about 7 percent of service station owners and 6,000 branded dealers nationwide.
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Wational Congress of Petralewn Stetatelers
Derry
Cohen
Wner
Gwineré
Ark
U.S. Housewife Inflated View of Inflation Cited
Economists say most Americans feel worse about prices than actual inflation. The Cost of Living Council officials Dunlop and Stein argue the public misreads rising costs, noting disposable income after taxes has risen though inflation appears higher. They warn public worry may outpace real economic changes and tie this to recent price hikes in fuel and home heating.
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Sten
Amarigans
Seid Sui
Sti
Council
Direc Atlantic Riefield Co
ARCO
Washingtoo
Kissinger Outlines Domestic Policy to Align with Congress
Kissinger, designated as secretary of state, described a policy shift toward less social diplomacy and stronger congressional cooperation. He emphasized building public support for defense and armament, reducing Vietnam tensions, and creating a lasting foreign policy structure with the White House staff. He spoke at the Western White House, aiming to unite public and congressional backing for a consensus on defense and arms talks.
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San Clemente
UPD
Toeny Kissinger
Congress
Vietnam
Kissinger
Chad
State Department
White House
Gormar
Harvard
William P. Rogers
America
Palley Overland
Tle
Niven
Cool South County weather forecast continues
Cool and fair conditions expected with morning clouds. Low temperatures range from 48 to 55 degrees tonight and tomorrow night will dip into the low 60s. More weather on page 23.
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South County
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