Drive In Managers Plead Guilty In Obscene Film Case
George Roger Cherry and David Joseph Bolton pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace in a San Leandro obscenity case. They were placed on one year probation and fined 250 dollars each. Judge Byers ordered adequate screening to keep minors out and to prevent viewing from roads or nearby properties.
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San Leandro
George Roger Cherry
Oakland Drive In
14Th St
David Joseph Bolton
Piedmont
Robert K. Byers
Two 18 Year Olds Charged in Fremont Assault
Fremont police report two 18 year old youths arrested on assault with deadly weapons charges after an attack on Ronald B. Haigler, 23, at the corner of J and Second streets. Haigler sustained a gash to the head requiring about 25 stitches from being struck with a steel garbage can, a belt buckle, and a rock.
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Fremont
J and
Second Streets
Ronald B. Haigler
Washington
Wiring Fire Damages Union City Home
A refrigerator wiring failure sparked a daytime blaze at 3360 Harford Drive Union City. Firemen said the fire was confined to the kitchen but smoke damaged much of the residence. Mrs. Sherry Wheaton reported the incident at deft p.m. and firefighters contained the blaze, causing several thousand dollars in damage.
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Union City
Harford Drive
Sitchen
Sherry Wheaton
Hong Kong flu likely in U S says disease detective
A government disease detective says Hong Kong flu will strike parts of the United States in the next few months but a nationwide epidemic is unlikely. Regional outbreaks could affect up to one fourth of the country with some schools closing and factory absenteeism of 10 to 18 percent.
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Washington
Hong Kong
Thi
United States
Michael Gregg
National Center For Disease Control
Altana
Gregg
Office Yule Parties Still Popular in New York Firms
The Administrative Management Society says office Christmas parties remain popular despite criticism and the 1970-71 recession. About 60 to 61 percent of responding companies plan parties, down 1 point in four years, while 74 percent will have square dances compared with 67 percent four years ago. A minority not holding parties cite reasons including necking, excessive drinking, employer disinterest, extra paid holidays, or alternative use of funds.
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New York
UPI
Administrative Management Society
Carpool toll free lane on bridge shows gains
Two day old toll free carpool lane at the San Francisco bound approach drew more drivers with two or more passengers. Non carpool lanes faced 5 to 16 minute delays from rain and congestion. Officials reported 1,962 carpool cars used the free lane after day one and 1,367 in the first two hours of the rush today.
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Say
Budge
Division of Bay Toll Crossings
San Leandro Teacher Leila Heltzel Dies at 34
Leila A Heltzel a 34 year old fourth grade teacher at Grover Cleveland School San Leandro died suddenly on Tuesday. A native Californian and Alameda County resident she taught at Cleveland for seven years and belonged to the California Teachers Association. Survived by four children Donald J McCarthy Gary W Heltzel Dennis J Hetzel and Debra J Hetzel all of Hayward services set for tomorrow at 1 PM at Hayward Mortuary 22297 Mission Elva.
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Leila
A. Heltzel
Grover Cleveland School
San Leandro
Alameda County
California Teaches
Donald J. McCarthy
Gary W. Heltzel
Dennis J.et Heltzel
Debra J. Hetzel
Pam
Hayward Mortuary
Mission Elva
Auto chase ends in death in Merced
A pursuit by Merced police ended in a fatal crash injuring three others. Thomas Popplewell, 24, Sacramento, fled a traffic stop and collided with a car driven by Jimmy Neugenbauer, 20, killing Neugenbauer’s wife Rochelle, 19. Popplewell and teen passenger Mark Manuel, 14, Sacramento, were critically hurt. Police placed a hold on Popplewell.
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Popplewell
Jimmy Neugenbauer
Merced
Neugenbauer
Ali
Rochelle
Mark Manuel
Sacramento
Aifles
Popplewetl
California court weighs abortion act rights in landmark case
San Francisco lawyers clash over whether a pregnant woman may end her pregnancy under the 1987 Therapeutic Abortion Act. Debates focus on a woman’s fundamental right vs state interest, with questions about bodily autonomy, medical credentials, and access for the poor as the Supreme Court weighs conflicting appellate rulings.
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San Francisco
UPI
California
Charles Kirk
Mort Goldstein
Hayward
District Court of Appeal
Robert A. Barksale
Poe
le Supreme Court
Hoirlal
Los
Wadler
Kirk
Goldstein
al, Wirin
American Civil Liberties Union
Los Angeles
India Says Troops Close To East Pakkistan Capital
India claims Pakistanis crossed the Tarn River and attacked Indian forces in the Chhamb area and along the eastern front. Ram told Parliament that Indian planes destroyed three Pakistani tanks, several warships, gunships, and 79 aircraft while Pakistan says it shot down 102 Indian planes. a merchant ship was sunk near Karachi with about 90 killed and 100 injured.
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Kashmir
Ram
Ue Chhamh
Tawl River
Iram
Norh
Chhamb
Jammu
Kashtir
Purjab
Kram
Ramelaine
Pakistan
Karachi
Nixon proposes tax plan to boost old age savings
The plan would allow a tax deduction up to 1500 dollars annually for retirement contributions and tax exempt dividends on invested funds. It forecasts a 480 million annual revenue loss while aiding 14 million workers, with penalties for early withdrawals and vesting rules based on years and age.
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Nixon
White House
Senate
Perso
Residency dole law delayed in California welfare case
A California welfare residency rule delaying aid during high unemployment faces a further five week delay after a Superior Court judge issued a temporary injunction. The measure would bar new arrivals from county aid if unemployment tops six percent, a policy challenged by residents and the California Welfare Rights Organization. The Bay Area appears unaffected, with joblessness around 4.5 percent.
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Sacramento
UPI
Catherine Jermany
The
California Welfare Rights Organization
Stanislaus County
California
House backs tax cut plan with campaign funding tweak
Government negotiators advance a broad tax cut package including higher standard deduction and personal exemption, restoration of investment tax credit, and new campaign fund option for taxpayers. Debate centered on whether to allow designation of taxes to a presidential campaign fund, with a delay to 1972 elections.
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U.S
Wilbur 2. Mills
D-Ark
Senate
Joan
Newton fate up to jury for 3rd time
Oakland AP says Huey Newton, Black Panther leader, faces a third jury in a 1968 slaying of an Oakland police officer. After final arguments, Superior Court Judge Lyle Cook will give brief instructions before the eight women and four men retire. Defense argues Newton was knocked down and shot by Officer John Frey and has no memory until hospital.
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Huey Newton
Superior Court
Lyle Cook
Charles Garry
Newton
John Frey
Black Panther Party
Garey
Garry
Frey Tost
Ficer
Doneld Whyte
Whyte
Bible
Nobel laureate Ralph Bunche dies at 67 in New York
Ralph Bunche, 1950 Nobel Peace Prize winner for mediating the 1949 Arab Israeli hostilities, died today at New York Hospital at 12:40 a.m., ten weeks after resigning as UN undersecretary. He was 67. No cause of death was announced. Bunche had been ill for months and had multiple hospitalizations.
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Ralph Johnson Bunghe
United Nations
New York Hospital
Bunche
Ships and planes search for ship survivors
Ships and planes sweep a stormy Pacific north of Midway for survivors of the Danish freighter Heering Kriso that disappeared Wednesday night. The 7,000 ton ship, bound for Japan with a cargo of corn, was believed to have 8 persons aboard. weather and night hindered rescue efforts as Coast Guard and merchant vessels scoured the area for debris or signs of life.
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UPI
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Heering ‘Kriso
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Heering Kvise
Japan
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