Fremont Man In Serious Condition After Head-On Crash
A Fremont man, William Earls Anderson, 32, was listed in serious condition at Washington Township Hospital after a head-on collision on Washington Boulevard near Meredith Drive around 11 last night. He crossed from the eastbound to the westbound lane and struck Gerald James La Mere, 38, and his two passengers, who sustained minor injuries. No charges have been filed, police said.
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Sewage services dispute settled in Alameda County
Pleasonton city and Valley Community Services District reached a compromise ending fights over sewer connections tied to a 1967 contract. Court approved the plan after developers sued, with Pleasanton resuming connections as the district expands the sewer plant from 2.5 to 4 million gallons per day by 1973 and for further growth.
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Fremont man cited for abandoning pony case mention
The district attorney filed a complaint against Hercules DeLaw of Fremont for neglect and abandoning an animal. A Shetland pony found in a pasture last week in the Irvington district had hooves in poor condition. The case will be heard in the Fremont Municipal Court.
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Postage Meters Stolen From Fremont Car
Two postage meters valued at 1600 dollars were stolen from the car of Hi ard E Urschel at 477 Paseo Padre Parkway. The vehicle was damaged when the burglar broke its window, and police reported the burglary occurred late Wednesday night or early Thursday.
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Blacks protest killing of Sacramento teen
About 25 Black youths rallied on the Capitol steps demanding prosecution of the officer who killed Raymond E. Brewer of Sacramento. They carried placards and accused trigger-happy policing, while a police spokesman said Brewer and two others fled and ignored orders, believing they faced armed suspects.
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Population growth drop seen, Ehrlich says UPI
Stanford biologist Paul Ehrlich notes the United States population growth rate has fallen to 2.2 percent, calling the decline encouraging but urging a lower rate to stabilize numbers sooner. He warns the population could reach 26000000 before leveling off and stresses a slower growth to avoid environmental strain.
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Trains Collide Near Stockholm in Fatal Express Crash
An express train slammed into a Stockholm area commuter train near Jaerna, killing several people and injuring at least 20. Fire officials report 4 to 10 bodies found in wreckage as railway authorities note the collision occurred as the commuter train departed Jaerna station en route to Stockholm.
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Supreme Court limits unions power to fine strikers
The Supreme Court ruled 8-1 that it is illegal for labor unions to fine members who quit during a strike. Justice Douglas noted the union's power ends when a member resigns, while Justice Blackmun joined in the lone dissent supporting a union in a related case. The decision cited the right of individuals to join or refrain from associations as part of free institutions.
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School donations suggested to ease housing unit needs
December 21 1071 report outlines calls for school donations to fund long range housing solutions. Funds would aid Mossey non profit group and be allocated by district directors. Jaymeson says many members lack building permission but Spokesman Bill Leonard believes an agreement can be reached before the December 18 board meeting.
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Heron to Fly South for Health Treatment
A 212 foot Heron with a injured wing was sent from Cornell University Ornithology Lab to Miami for care. Eastern Airlines offered a free flight from Syracuse to Miami where officials plan to release the bird into a safe environment through the Plorkin Audubon Society.
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Copter searches for lost couples near Baja California
A Coast Guard helicopter joined a private boat search off Monserrate Island for a burned 36-foot cruiser Lupita tied to a four mile long island cruise. The pilots identified the vessel but found no trace of Oakland architect Rollo Wheeler his wife Barbara and Mr and Mrs Jordan Carlton who vanished after leaving La Paz November 21 for a 10 day island hop in the Gulf.
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Blacks urged to back regional governments
Berkeley AP report urges urban minorities to back broad metropolitan government, arguing it can improve employment housing and environmental quality for urban blacks and other minorities. The study notes black leaders fear loss of political influence but contends regional planning can address inner-city problems and strengthen bargaining with suburbs. Willis Hawley warns decentralization risks social distance and weaker cross-city alliances as people move from cities.
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Lottery winner husband among seven charged in auto parts theft
Norfolk County District Attorney George Burke said seven suspects including the husband of a Massachusetts lottery winner face charges in a heist yielding at least 100000 dollars. The stolen items from a Westwood GM warehouse ranged from ignition parts to engines and were sold to other distributors. One defendant is Charles D Sullivan of Brockton. his wife Helene Sullivan won the million dollar drawing on November 6 and Nesapariet to keep his 105navesk job at the warehouse.
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Apollo 17 LAUNCH AFTER DELAY AND EARLY FLIGHT EVENTS
Apollo 17 finally lifted off from Cape Kennedy amid a delayed countdown and a near flawless ascent. The crew slept through the early rest period as the Saturn V carried the mission toward the moon, with the combined command ship and lunar module aborting system tests and early docking procedures progressing toward lunar insertion.
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School tax decrease seen at $1.62 in county impact talk
Local officials express skepticism about Hulmdahl estimates as figures on the bill’s effect remain unsettled. County administrators like Harry Harvey report no proven formula yet for district by district impact and caution taxpayers about premature conclusions while Sacramento officials refine provisions. He plans more meetings and a trip to discuss formulas with sample districts.
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Nixon reshuffles Cabinet at Camp David
President Nixon to replace Volpe as transportation secretary with Claude Brinegar, appointing Brinegar as new entry to the second term Cabinet. Peter G. Peterson is to be replaced by Frederick Dent, while Earl Butz remains agriculture secretary. Kreindienst reportedly to stay on as attorney general.
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Peter G. Peterson
South Carolina
Frederick Dent
Oakland sailor found guilty in Forrestal fire case
A Navy judge convicted sailor Jeffrey Allison of hazarding a vessel in the July 10 USS Forrestal fire. Co-defendants Alison Loday and William Neely were also found guilty on related charges including distribution of controlled substances. Sentencing pending defense and prosecution arguments. potential life sentence possible.
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Vietnam veterans join fight to curb pollution impact
Four dozen 25 Vietnam veterans return from war to join efforts against pollution. They train as environmental generalists at Federal Community College, according to Keep America Beautiful Inc.
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Irvington Park to Close Access for Students Amid Disorder
Irvington Park will be off limits to students 8 am to 2 pm to curb parking by cars in the library area and disruptive behavior. Principal Tyler cited cars blocking spaces and vandalism. a future reopening depends on cooperation. Student leaders deny blanket punishment while calling for orderly access nearby.
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Michels O'Malley
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Assailed Marcos Faces Turbulent Rise to Power
War hero President Ferdinand Marcos elected 1965 and 1969 re election faced term limits. Mrs Marcos played a role in the turmoil as a constitutional convention replaced the presidency with a parliamentary system. Martial law declared on Sept 2, amid reports of a Communist threat and a claimed plot to kill the president involving several Americans.
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