Fog causes string of crashes near Tracy on I-5
Dense fog created a series of collisions near Tracy blocking westbound I-5 traffic. Tracy Memorial Hospital reported 10 injured, four serious, as California Highway Patrol deployed all tow trucks and ambulances across San Joaquin and Stanislaus counties. Visibility hindered accident tally, with crashes stretching over at least three miles. The fogyard conditions persisted and traffic remained critical.
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Arson Suspected After Portable Clinic Burns Down
Union City police report arson suspected in a Sunday night fire that destroyed a brand new portable building at the Tri burcio Vasquen Medical Clinic on AME Street. Damage estimated at 14,000 dollars. the unit, donated by Kaisar Aluminum and Chemical Corp, was not yet insured. Firemen found gas jims and wiring for medical equipment not yet connected.
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Fremont Man In Critical Condition After 60 Foot Embankment Crash
Kenneth B. Wilson, 18, of Bt Diamond Drive, was injured when his car spun on an icy road above Stoney Brook Canyon, went over a 60 foot embankment into Alameda Creek. An eyewitness, James Stevenson, 34, dragged Wilson from four feet of water and helped call for aid, crediting his actions with saving the man’s life.
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Teen killed in Hayward hit and run collision
Hayward police hunt for the driver of a light gray or green Chevrolet sedan after a Saturday hit-and-run left 12 month-old Terry Sieck dead. Sieck, riding a bicycle on Hesperian Boulevard near 22000 block, was dragged under the car about 11:27 p.m. at St. Rose Hospital.
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Grass fire victim dies in San Francisco hospital
A Hayward man identified as John Kleis died at St Francis Hospital in San Francisco after a grass fire he started by falling asleep or passing out near a fence on Foothill Boulevard. Deputies say heavy drinking contributed to the incident which burned about 74 percent of his body and left third degree burns. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Former Knights official dies in Hayward obituary
Abraham Levi of Hayward an active Knights of Columbus leader died Saturday at age 1 He was past grand knight of Hayward Council No 1615 district deputy of District 23 and a 4th degree member He also belonged to local employes associations and worked as aircraft mechanic Visitation is tonight and tomorrow at Chapel of the Valley services set at All Saints Church and Chapel of the Valley follow Wednesday morning
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Burglary Foiled by Fremont Storekeeper and Police
Four Fremont juveniles attempted burglary last night. A man in an adjoining store overheard them and alerted police after 9 pm. Officers traced a haul of items about 30 to 70 feet from the store, with recovered goods including an adding machine, stereo equipment, cassette player and tapes, cigars, papers, and chocolate bars. The youths tied packets of knives and screwdrivers to entry through a rear window.
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New Justices Could End School Busing on Court Outlook
Two conservative Supreme Court picks set for oath Jan 7 Powell and Rehnquist seen as shifting balance. Observers predict potential rejection of busing to achieve racial balance, citing 1954 Brown v. Board as baseline. Politically charged debates grow with races for 1972 and presidential timing, while officials press for department intervention in some cases.
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California Supreme Court eyes topless ban in liquor venues
The high court considered restricting obscene movies and live performances while upholding state standards. It questioned lower court rulings that dancing and live theater are protected as speech and examined the department's motives in enforcing non-verbal acts in alcohol licensed premises. The brief argued topless entertainment heightens public morals concerns and may justify bans.
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Legislature Spotlight: Redistricting Moves In Congress And State
Associated Press reports lawmakers push redistricting changes. Congress backs a plan to expand the U. S. House to 201, reshaping districts. The Senate leans toward remapping four state Senate districts into a large Latino district in East Los Angeles. Assembly proposes redraws that would widen the Democratic margin in 42nd District and shift boundaries toward Governor.
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Assembly Votes on Remap ACRAVAENTO Amid Turbulent Debate
UPI reports the Assembly split along party lines on a proposed redrawing of district maps. Democrats, led by multiple named members, backed the plan while Republicans and allied independents opposed citing gerrymander concerns and regional representation disputes.
Senate roll call vote in Sacramento summarized
UPI reports a Senate roll call showing Democrats supporting a contentious reform plan and Republicans opposing. The list names a broad set of lawmakers from both parties with scattered spellings and unclear surnames. The vote tally and exact names are inconsistently rendered.
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Remapping showdown after late night votes
Lawmakers approved remapping increasing seats from 38 to 43 to protect incumbents across 20 Democrats and 18 Republicans. Democrats claimed two new districts favor them, two favor Republicans, one tossup, while Republicans argued the plan skewed toward Democrats. Final passage came after midnight in each chamber and governors veto threats lingered.
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Nixon Seeks Broad Talks With Allies Before Peking Visit
President Nixon outlines a round of consultations with major allies scheduled through Yuletide. He cites private talks with Heath on issues from monetary policy to Europe and the Middle East, amid a broader push for currency realignment after the Azores talks.
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Nixon devaluation hailed as historic by economist
Nobel laureate Paul A. Samuelson says the dollar’s lower value makes American factories and workers 12 percent more competitive abroad and helps preserve domestic jobs. He notes revoking the 10 percent import surcharge and pending quotas and tariffs as vital to avert a widening trade war. IMF directors meet to set temporary standards letting exchange rates fluctuate under the new agreement.
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Economy is No 1 problem in Gallup poll
Princeton report on a Gallup poll shows 41 percent of 1503 respondents list the economy as the nation’s top problem, surpassing Vietnam for the first time in six years. The survey also finds 12 percent favor Democrats, 22 percent favor Republicans, 34 percent say no difference, and 10 percent undecided.
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Soviet help sought in finding fabled snowman
Rene Dahinden of Vancouver seeks Soviet assistance to prove the abominable snowman. He spent four weeks in Moscow presenting evidence of a giant hairy manlike species roaming remote mountains from northern California to the Soviet Caucasus. Soviet scientists planned to study a 1967 Patterson film showing a dark haired creature moving through a forest.
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Pilot rescued from sinking craft during transfer flight
Lt. James Breitenstine and Staff Sgt. Richard Jackson were towed in inflated rafts to a cutter and taken to Yerba Buena Island after their plane ditched off Hamilton. The pilot Tenderson was helped from the wreck and treated for cuts while the aircraft, one of 12 ferried to Virginia, sank shortly after rescue.
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Unpopular East Pakistan leader resigns after crackdown
BEATEN Three Razakar militiamen were tortured and executed in Dacca during a public victory rally after appeals for restraint by Bangla Desh and Mukti Bahini leaders. Mukti Bahini member who urged restraint aided in the killings as West Pakistan cracks down. Government leaders plan to move to Dacca from Mujibnagar but communications delay. Bhutto becomes first civilian head of Pakistani government since 1958 coup.
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Hartke accuses Nixon of lying on war end plot
U.S. Senator Vince Hartke accused President Nixon of lying about plans to end the Vietnam War. He urged Nixon to visit Paris first to negotiate an end before any talks in Beijing, addressing about 400 Democrats at a fundraising dinner in Atlantic City.
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