Alameda judge ruling keeps drunk in jail under review
District Attorney Tom Goudit notes a Dec. ruling from an Appeals Court in San Francisco overturns a Dec. 6 decision by Judge Robert L. Bostick. The case concerns a man arrested for drunkenness in Oakland and whether civil protective custody or jail is appropriate. The higher court allows either option, while urging diversion from criminal courts.
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Oakland
Alameda County
Condit
Jdge
San Francisco
Superior Court
Robert L. Bostick
Bostick
Alvin di Weinberger
Monterey County
Weinberger
Monterey
Ve County
San Franciscan Superior Court
Appeals Court
John B. Molinari
Enoch
Nixon to keep Ruckelshaus as EPA head in second term
President Nixon will retain William Ruckelshaus as administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, calling the agency one of the most important new government bodies. The White House announced the move as Helms reportedly eyes a post as U.S. ambassador to Vietnam.
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Ruckelshaus
Helms
CIA
Janes R. Schlesinger
Atomic Energy Commission
Ziegler
Nixon
Richard W. Roberts
Eleckie
Schenectady
N.Y
National Bureau of Standards
Commerce Department
Roburts
Lewis M. Branscomb
Two candidates file for Hayward school board
Hayward two more contenders Joan Hamblin and J E Britton filed papers for the Hayward school board, ranking sixth and seventh on the candidate list. Existing filers include Michael Stevan de Alegourdy J Y Michel Margen D King and Glenn J Manley. Five others have taken papers but not filed. Deadline Friday. Election set for February.
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Hayward
Haygen
Chaal Stevan de AleGourdy
JY Michel
Margen D. King
Glenn J. Manley
Ronald Lee Hotell
Sara Lee Tanner
Ann R. Patlerson
Anthony W. Orhon
Warman T. R. Heathorn
Viking
Marcos lifts press censorship in Philippines
President Ferdinend Eli Marcos temporarily lifts censorship on newspapers and broadcasting in a bid to allow debate on the proposed constitution before a nationwide plebiscite slated for January 15. Martial law remains in effect and limits on print and air discussions are suspended only until the plebiscite date.
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UPT
Eli
Marcos
Philipfine
Departments of Justice, Defense and Public Information
Infortation
Francisco S. Talad
Irate passenger hijacks bus in downtown Los Angeles
Police say Daniel Horton hijacked a city bus on Manchester Avenue and Broadway forcing the driver to continue six miles to Venice Boulevard and Main Street. Horton demanded change for fare, simulated a gun, and ordered passengers not to disembark. He was arrested in California Hospital lobby after the ride ended.
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Grald
Tesday
Daniel Horton
California Hospital
Drival Aubry J. Brown
Fox
Manchester Avenue
Broadway
Brown
Venice Boulevard
Main Street
Horton
Supermarket Roof Collapse in Rio de Janeiro Kills and Injures Many
UPI reports a supermarket roof collapsed in a Rio de Janeiro suburb, trapping shoppers and starting a fire in the refrigeration area. Police confirm fatalities and numerous injuries as firefighters work to rescued trapped victims amid debris.
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Rio DE Janeiro
UPI
Correction identifies owner of massage parlor in Hayward
A correction states that Dennis Miller, owner of the California School of Massage at 1024 B Street, was misidentified as the operator of an elusive massage parlor where two arrests were made in Findlay. The Exclusive Massage Parlor is actually owned by Harold Burns.
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Hayward
Dennis Miller
California School of Massage
B. St
Elusive Massage Parlor
Findlay
Harold Burns
Junk monument dream prompts pyramid of cars in Wyoming
Artist Bob Manewal proposed a 461 foot tall pyramid built from about 6,600 junk cars and up to 200,000 more for a Wyoming Bicentennial project. The plan, described as an ecological statement, was rejected by the state commission citing doubt about feasibility and national support. The Red Desert area was cited as the site concept and its unspoiled public land status noted.
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Chayernne
Wyo
UPI
Wyoming Bicentennial Commission
Bob Atanewal
Manewal
America
Wyoming Commission
Slim Painter
National Commission
Red Desert
Wyoming
Bureau of Land Management
Egypt
Mamewal
V Fle
Jet
Pat Hil
Truman kidneys faltering in Kansas City
Kansas City reports say former president Truman’s kidneys remain impaired and failing to purify his blood. Doctors warn he would die if condition worsens. Hospital spokesman Dreves notes blood urea nitrogen rising despite dialysis and cautions a uremic coma could follow within a week without recovery.
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Kansas City
UPI
Marry & Truman
Research Hospital
Join Dreves
Dreves
Parents responsible for vandalism in Camden
Camden residents face new law holding parents liable for under 18 vandalism. Offenders face up to 300 dollars fines and up to 50 days in jail per offense, with juvenile court proceedings continuing. City Attorney Albert Rathblatt says police will order parental appearance in Municipal Court when youths are taken into custody. The law targets defacement of property and related urban disorder provisions.
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Camden, No
UPI
Albert Rathblatt
Simmons
Hve
Pilots Clash With City Over Airport Siting and Fees
Pilots for 25 years vent complaints about the airport’s public facilities and maintenance ban in tiedown and hangars. The city has sold space to developers, run up debt to Airport Investors, and opened a slim public canteen in a converted office while Beechnraft West controls the main parking and meeting space. Pilot critic Jim Cook accuses Airport Manager Mum Mert of policing rather than aiding pilots, and Mum Mert defends his background and management focus. Tomorrow: Smire pilot eels.
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Helen's Pantry
Greasy Sram
Beeoncraft West
Yeechcraft West
Jim Cook
Cook
Dim Mumimart
Mummerit
Mummeri
Hayward
Navy Frey
Mummert
Mwe
AC Times
Smrire
Eels
Castro Valley master plan debate over eight acres stalls vote
Commissioners spar over an eight acre parcel as a mixed use plan for Castro Valley dominates a public hearing. Kruppe representing builders argues for right acre areas while Knuppe and Adams push for central core high density condominiums and wholesale zoning shifts. A public comment by Mary Dray urges a valley wide master plan with another hearing set for January 3.
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Honted Builders
Greater East Bay
Kauppe
Pina Hanker
Vin
Knuppe
Barney Adams
Adams
Castro Valley
Castro Vailey
Caste Valley
Doz Attacks Child in San Jose Pit Bull Incident
A neighbor rescued Warren Laughlin after a pit bull dragged him into a yard and mauled him. Police said the boy sustained serious bites to his head, arms, and body but survived the attack with hospital treatment and is reported recovering.
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San Jose
UPI
Warren Laughlin
Dennis O'Neil
O'Neil
Minor quake in eastern San Bernardino County
A minor earthquake registered 3.4 on the Richter scale shook eastern San Bernardino County Tuesday at 2:32 p.m. There were no reports of damages or injuries. The tremor was centered near Twenty Nine Palms, with officials noting the event as a routine minor shake.
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Twentynine Palms
San Bernardino County
Armada of jets confront North Vietnam
An armada of warplanes nose toward North Vietnam as attacks hit civilian targets near Hanoi and Haiphong. Power disruptions hit Rada Hani while Haiphong shipping facilities face devastation. Dozens of cruisers and destroyers shell coastal zones near Phan Hoa. Parachute rescues occur in Thailand after a SAM2 interception. other crews go missing. Ground fighting intensifies around Da Nang and Quang Tri with limited air sorties.
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Hanoi
Haiphong
Rada Hani
Radio
Swithin
China
Phan Hoa
Thailand
North Vietnam
Lanai
Panama center of drug traffic shocks Congress
Washington AP report cites Panama as a glaring example of official corruption in a probe of the Panama Canal subcommittee. Rep John Murphy charges the State Department softpedals narcotics talks with allies while Panamanian officials and National Guard are implicated in mid 1970s heroin and cocaine trafficking into the United States. The panel alleges high level Panamanian involvement, including Moises Torrijos and foreign minister Juan Tack, in major seizure cases from 1970 to 1971.
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Washington
Lalia
State Department
Valleima
United States
John ML. Murphy
DN Y
Inca
Congress
Panama Canal
Murphy
Ics
Department
Panama
U.S. Narcstics
Panamanian National Guard
State beef prices rise amid holiday demand and shortages
Northern California beef prices climbed as shortage fears boost value. California Beef Council manager George Strathearn says demand between Thanksgiving and now has been tremendous, with retailers paying four to eight cents more per pound this week than last. A Department of Agriculture spokesman notes prices are about a penny higher than last July’s peak.
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San
George Strathearn
California
Strathearn
Department of Agriculture
Sailor Guilty in Stabbing Death Aboard Carrier
A Tie Junga man was sentenced to two months at hard labor and fined $200 for the stabbing death of a fellow sailor aboard the aircraft carrier Constellation. Seaman Stephen D. Fill, 2, was found guilty after a non day court martial. The Aug. 28 stabbing of Michael S. Autchell, 20, Clints Heights, occurred aboard the carrier.
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San Diego
UPI
Constellation
Navy
Nicsday
Stephen D. Fill
Michael S. Autchell
Clints Heights
Son of Sundance Kid sparks debate on outlaw legacy
Fragmentary text cites a librarian, Margaret Elwell, noting she can’t confirm Longbaugh’s true identity. She remarks he may be the son of the Sundance Kid, while others question the claim and discuss possible motives and connections to Revolutionary veterans.
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Margaret Elwell
Conghaugh
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