Identical Twin Saves Life With Bone Marrow Transplant
Michael Augedlo, 18, beat acute leukemia after doctors replaced his marrow with that of his identical twin brother Richard. Now in complete remission, Michael attends California State University, Hayward, and lives a normal life with monthly blood tests. The twins, San Leandro locals, remain closely identical, sharing courses and sports.
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San Leandro
Michael Augedlo
Michael
Richard
California State University
Hayward
Joseph Angello
Astor Drive
San Leandro High School
Richard A. Bohannon
University of California Medical Center
San Francisco
Bohannon
U.S. Public Health Hospital
Seattle
E. Donnell Thomas
Assassination blasts kills Franco's top aide Primo Carrero Blanco
Madrid reports an assassin's bomb killed Prime Minister Luis Carrero Blanco as he left a church after mass. The chauffeur and a bodyguard also died with two others wounded. The blast disrupted the Franco regime amid labor strife and Basque unrest. Carrero Blanco had met Henry Kissinger recently to discuss U.S. bases.
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Madrid
UPI
Luis Carrero Blanco
Carrero
Carrera Blanco
Franco
Franen
Carrero Blanco
Henry A. Kissinger
Spain
U.S
Energy chief urges voluntary 10 gallon gasoline limit
Energy secretary William E. Simon urged Americans to limit consumption to 10 gallons a week and asked stations to cap sales at 10 gallons per customer. He said rationing could be avoided if voluntary measures succeed, while Congress moves a crisis energy bill.
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Washington
UPI
William E. Simon
Simon
Federal Energy Office
Nixon
House
Senate
Bright Yuletide Helping Hand for Fremont Family
Fremont’s Benny Padilla, 26, unemployed, cares for two of his own children plus seven nieces and nephews and other relatives. South County residents rally with hundreds of donations, allowing direct help to reach the family and supply Christmas needs. Tri-City Volunteers coordinates gifts and assistance, with many offers arriving at the Padilla home and easing their holiday.
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Tom Deble Fremont
South County
Benny Padilla
Padilla
Gas and weather forecast shape Christmas travel plans
A four day Christmas weekend outlook says gas supplies will be plentiful in many areas with open stations on Saturday, but closures on Sunday and Christmas Day in the Bay Area. California routes 4 8 9 60 and 120 face winter conditions with chains advised through the Sierra.
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Bay Area
Ann Landers
Butta News
Ray Orrock
Cresewerd
California State Automobile Association
Sacramento-Stockton
Interstate 80
U.S. 50
Sacramento
Hay Area
Sacramento Valley
Sierra
San Joaquin
California
Lassen
Tioga Pass
Smog device mandate delayed by California board
The California Air Resources Board delayed mandatory installation of smog devices for 1966 to 1970 cars by one year, postponing statewide enforcement to April 1 next year while ongoing installations still begin in the South Coast area and other regions. The delay aims to save gasoline but allows 180 tons daily NOx emissions to persist, with about 4.5 million vehicles affected and device costs capped at 35 dollars.
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Los Angeles
California Air Resources Board
South Coast Air Basin
San Francisco
San Diego
Tentative accord in butcher strike reaches vote
A tentative settlement in the 17 day Northern California butcher strike against Safeway Lucky and three other chains was reached after marathon sessions. The agreement ends picketing pending ratification by urban members while medians point to lingering cost of living and overtime issues.
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San Francisco
California
Safeway
Lucky
Gene Barry
Washington, D.C
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Michael Augello
Tor
International ‘Airlines
Pan American World Air Ways
Yuletide
Fremont
Tri-City Volunteers
Rasan Wilson
Tuch
Department of Transportation
The
Weather Service
Gram
A.A. Bachelder
Federation
Voigt
San Luis Obispo
Thadr
Retail Clerks Union
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