Heroic Fremont motorist pulls drowning driver from creek
James Stevenson stopped after a traffic crash where a car toppled into Alameda Creek on Niles Canyon Road. He waded through four feet of water to free Kenneth Wilgon, 18, of Livermore, who was pinned in the overturned vehicle and in critical condition at Washington Hospital with head injuries. A second motorist refused aid claiming risk to his shoes. Stevenson, 35477 Alde Court, Fremont, said he had been returning from a San Francisco Christmas party when he witnessed the wreck and helped despite slippery embankments and cold water.
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Doll in the rain infant found dead near Pleasanton
Two Pleasanton youths discovered an unidentified newborn girl with the umbilical cord attached lying in the rain on Bernal Avenue. No visible wounds noted. autopsy to determine cause of death. Sheriff Lt. Morris Hickerson said the case is under investigation.
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Electric road signs test on Santa Monica Freeway
Los Angeles reports that 35 electric signs will be installed on the Santa Monica free way next July to flash traffic information rather than sports messages. The system links to an 8 million sensor network over 42 miles across Santa Monica San Diego and Harbor freeways to monitor flow and bottlenecks and a radio system will broadcast updates to motorists. Officials say early results show faster accident detection and ramp metering improvements but a month is insufficient for long term conclusions.
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Winnie Ruth Judd Paroled Walks Free From Arizona Prison
Winnie Ruth Judd, the trunk murderess linked to two 1930s killings, walks out of Arizona State Prison after a unanimous parole board decision. She departs with family to California pending final parole clearance, under strict out-of-state residence and publicity restraints.
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U S jets strike antiaircraft site near Hanoi
U S Air Force F105 jets attacked an antiaircraft site 82 miles from Hanoi in the closest raid toward the Vietnamese capital in over a year. The strike was part of a series Wednesday across South Vietnam Cambodia and Laos, while evacuations continued around Long Cheng in Laos amid rising clashes.
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Nixon to sign wage control law this week
President Nixon is set to sign legislation extending the Economic Stabilization Act to April 30, 1973, and granting pay increases or bonuses for millions of Americans while maintaining wage and price controls. The bill includes a Christmas bonus provision and a 5.5 percent cap linked to the pay board's guidelines, which Nixon objects to.
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Welfare pay hike tightens rules Alameda County overhauls general assistance
The Alameda County Board of Supervisors approved an ordinance increasing payments for 3046 welfare recipients while tightening eligibility for the 84 million per year county financed program. The plan sets a $100 monthly grant as a floor and restricts housing and work related expenses, with public reactions citing inadequate housing support. The measure, effective Feb 1, adds annual costs of about 184,828 and will be reviewed in the 1972-71 budget, with further scrutiny on possible federal job training funds.
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Waldheim named new U.N. head
Austrian career diplomat Kurt Waldheim won General Assembly approval to become the United Nations fourth secretary general, succeeding U Thant. He pledged fresh approaches as Thant retires December 31 after a decade in office. Waldheim, 53, hailed neutrality and urged broad Chinese participation and entry of divided states.
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Rain Lingers Over South County With 80 Percent Showers
The weatherman predicts an 80 percent chance of showers tonight and tomorrow for South County. Temperatures remain damp with tomorrow's high in the upper 50s and tonight's low in the upper 40s. More weather on page 25.
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