US and Viet Cong clash over peace proposals in Indochina
Daily Review Wire says the United States claims a settlement would end all fighting if North Vietnam accepted its peace terms. Viet Cong negotiator Madame Nguyen Thi Binh accuses the U S of expanding air and naval power while cutting ground forces. President Nixon asserts troop reductions to 0 27,000 men.
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Daily Review Wire
Paris
United States
Indochina
Nixon
Vietnam
Ahreat
Pears
William J. Porter
Incochina
Porter
Laos
Cambodia
Nguyen Yhi Binh
Madame Binh
Southeast
Asia
Madame Bink
San Clemente
Calif
U.S
South Vietnam
Nixon delays federal pay boosts amid pay comparability plan
President Nixon postponed from December to January the October federal pay adjustments under the Federal Pay Comparability Act. He urged Congress to allow the 5.5 percent pay rise already given to civilian and military staff to count for the year, with future increases to follow starting January 1 under the Economic Stabilization Act, while he was in Hawaii meeting with Japan's Prime Minister.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
White House
Hawaii
Kakuei Tanaka
Battle over hill development in Hayward district
Officials study proposed assessments for hillside construction north and east of California State University Hayward. City consultants warn small property owners face high costs under both partial and full construction plans, with bids set for September 13 and project costs ranging up to 45 million dollars. Local protests loom as zoning differences fuel equity concerns amid plans to boost street capacity and transportation facilities.
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Hayward
Hayward Nighlands
CTV
California State University
Tihimui
Third appeal on Spruance decision in San Leandro case
A new appeal challenges Judge Spruance’s ruling dismissing a speed contest citation against Ralph Norin Leines of San Leandro. The district attorney contends Leines was not properly notified and argues the 18 inch parking violation is not a minor offense in the California Vehicle Code. The case forms part of about 78 appeals to review Spruance decisions since his 1971 elevation.
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Monichal Todge
William ‘D._ Spruance
Ralph Norin Leines
Windsor Drive
San Leandro
Spruance
Leiies
San Leande Hayward
Fle
Lelnes
Slo
California
All 18 hijack attempts to ransom failed this year
Washington AP reports FAA chief John H. Shaffer says all 18 aircraft hijack attempts this year ended in arrest death or capture by foreign powers. He calls hijackers’ plans a ticket to prison or morgue amid Algeria recovering 1.5 million in ransom related to past incidents.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Administration
John H. Shaffer
U.S. Airilans
D. Conger
Aft
Cooper
Hart’s Final Olympic Race Ends in No-Show Heat
Eddie Hart of California defeats Sunil Gunawardene and Dominique Chattrelot in Heat 2 of the men’s 100 meter dash but misses his second round due to a schedule error and is eliminated alongside teammate Reyhaud Robinson. Mark Spits collects his fourth and fifth golds by winning the 100-meter butterfly in 54.3 seconds and anchoring the U S 400-meter freestyle relay world record.
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University of California
Sunil Gunawardene
Ceylon
Dominique Chattrelot
France
Hart
Reyhaud Robinson
Mark Spits
Wage
McGovern scraps a party tradition in 1972 campaign
Sen George McGovern abandons a Labor Day campaign tradition by skipping Cadillac Square in Detroit and planning a cross country tour with stops in California Oregon and Washington He faces a declining poll position and signals a shift toward less friendly territories including a speech in South Carolina and a focus on busing as a central issue while proposing accelerated troop withdrawals in exchange for POW releases.
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UPI
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Detroit
Pleasanton
Alameda County
Labor Central Pierce
Fairgrounds
Ohio
Seattle
AicGovern
South Carolina
McGovern
Cadillac Square
George C. Wallage
Michigan
Sargent Shriver
Gatvoit
Nixon
Kennedy
Ifit
Huben
Oregon
California
Gallup
Sinddinger
U.S
Thailand
North Vietnan
Nice Day Forecast for South County
Readable forecast notes a calm, sunny day in South County with blue skies. Temperatures reach mid 70s with mild overnight lows and light fog possible tonight and tomorrow morning.
Trapped 31 hours as wreck claims companion on parkway
Thomas, a 45 year old city worker, survived 31 hours pinned under a dash in a wreck on a busy interchange near Long Island. His companion Matthew Buckley, 57, died beside him as traffic passed by above. A passerby later alerted police. Thomas required hospital care for minor injuries and reunited with his relieved wife.
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New York
Thomas
Matthew Buckley
Long Island
Buckley
Continab
Mic Cragg Island
Astern Queens
Huckley
Tom
Jair
Massapequa
Do it yourself divorce book tops in South County sales
Berkeley lawyer Charles E Sherman wrote How to Do Your Own Divorce a best seller in South County. The book argues that many couples can obtain an uncontested dissolution without high attorney fees, though judges warn against self representation in complex cases with custody or property disputes. Lawyers note many divorces are now handled without counsel though cautions remain.
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Charles E. Sherman
Berkeley
South County
Dalton
Virginia Harner
Valger Merson
Hayward
Oak
Sherman
Emerson
Vee
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