Loretta Stone dies. cancer society crusade head
Hayward resident Loretta Stone 52 died at St. Rose Hospital of a cerebral hemorrhage. She led Alameda County American Cancer Society crusade programs for eight years, directing nearly 12 000 volunteers. Survived by husband Morris two sons William Ronald and daughter Sheila, plus mother and sister. Funeral Friday at Sorensen Brothers chapel. Memorials to the American Cancer Society.
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Hayward
Loretta Stone
American Cancer Society
St. Rose Hospital
Nebraska
Morris
MASCA Leads San Leandro Aid Drive for Managua Victims
Leandlre group mobilizes quake relief as MASCA coordinates with South County fire departments to collect items. Donations will be routed to St. Pauls Church in San Francisco. requests include packaged or canned foods clothing and shoes.
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San Leandro
Managua
Nicaragua
Albert Lazare
MASCA
St. Paul’s Church
San Francisco
Zana Sid
Pentagon weapons chief expected to resign this month
Dr. John ter dr., the Pentagon's top weapons expert, is slated to resign within weeks per The Washington Post. He has led defense work on missiles, warheads and bombers since 1965 while officials say Fred Berhardt will stay as general counsel and Buzhardt may become a second deputy secretary of defense, behind Richardson and LeMents.
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Washington
Pentagon
John 5
Washington Post
Foster
Fred Berhardt
Pen Fatan
Buzhardt
Former city employee fined in grand jury case
BUFFALO N Y A former city employee testified before a grand jury on a goldbricking accusation. He sent a personal check for 3000 dollars to the city, Corporation Counsel Anthony Manguso said Wednesday. No explanation was given for the payment and the money was traced to the city’s general fund.
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Taney
Wacom
Furl
Manguso
State denies Ray new trial in Klug murder case
Nashville dispatch: Tennessee officials said Ray Earl Ray’s petition for a new trial is without merit and that he freely pleaded guilty to the murder of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The state argued his habeas petition shows the plea was voluntary and intelligent under both Tennessee and U.S. constitutions.
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Nashville, Tenn
Upe
Dames Earl Ray
Hay
Mkalid Luther Klug Jr
Ray
State of
Tennssee
United States
Bullet links victim to insurance collector killing
A bullet removed from Eric Burnett’s chest is tied to the fatal shooting and robbery of insurance collector Marion J. Ross, 61, during a gun battle Aug. 40. Burnett, 4, faced murder charges after seeking hospital treatment for his own gunshot wound, while his attorney argued the bullet removal would be medical malpractice.
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ST. Louis, Mo
UPL
Eric Burnett
Marion J. Ross
Burnett
Butvett
Aggueat
Bribery charged ex SBA loan officer in San Diego
Former SBA loan officer Tiohel CL Malicite was charged by federal grand jury with soliciting and accepting bribes tied to about 10 SBA loans totaling around one million dollars. Three others named. offenses allegedly occurred in 1970. Malicite left SBA last August for personal reasons.
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SAN Dfego
UFT
Tiohel CL. Malicite
Toan
Small Gusiness Association
Will
SBA
Mallette
Taxi fare hike urged to avert San Francisco strike
In San Francisco an advisory committee urged a 3 cent per mile taxi fare increase to ease Yellow Cab Co. financial problems amid a dispute with Chauffeurs Union Local 2. The union opposed selling state taxi permits to individuals for about 21000, warning jobs could be at risk and a strike loomed.
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San Francisco
Yellow Cab Co
Onlin
Commpany
Truman day delays draft processing for hundreds
About 300 young men likely avoided induction as Nixon designates Thursday as a day of mourning for Harry S Truman. Selective Service says federal offices are shut, halting Armed Forces Examinations and Entrance Stations and delaying inductions for 1972. Laird says no January draft, no further death call notices yet.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Harry S Truman
Selective Service System
Armed Forces
Selective Service
Mer
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Final farewell to Truman draws crowds at library
The public view of Harry S. Truman's coffin drew thousands, with President Nixon and Lyndon Johnson paying respects briefly. Telegrams poured in while 21-gun salutes honored the former president, whose death ends a war and begins a nuclear era.
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Washington
Daniel
Harrison Gates
Clifton
Truman Daniel
Wil
Behin
Nixon
Lyndon B. Johnson
Truman
Delaware Street
Johnson
Texas
Fhpg
Bess Truman
Margaret
Lary Burrow
Hollyaw
Mmany
Geo
Burrow
St. Ly Fosacit
Lawn
Ne Coumon
Humen
Carson Muneral
Truman Library
Air Force
Battery D
Harry
Gallanal
Nison
Una
Libi
White House
Washington Jan
United States
State agency mails environmental impact guidelines
Impact guidelines drafted by the California Resources Agency and approved by the legislature are being circulated. Norman Livermore Jr announces the mailed document, with Office of Planning and Research drafting the rules. The guide lists 12 significant impact categories including effects on ecological, recreational, scenic resources, air and water quality, noise, traffic, flooding, and soil erosion.
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Los Angeles
State Resources Agency
Norman Livermore, Jr
Segislature
Office of Flaning Art Research
Rul See
Office of Planning and Research
Livermore
Canyon burglary suspect arraigned
A 26 year old fork lift operator Armando Ramirez of 60 Necato Road was arraigned in Union City on burglary and receiving stolen property charges linked to two residential burglaries in the Palo mares Canyon area. Bail was set at 9000 dollars. Ramirez and Dennis Cadihan of 25, Hayward were questioned and arrested on burglary and receiving stolen property charges with bail set at 8000 dollars each.
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Union City
Palomares Canyon
Pallen
Armando Ramirez
Necato Road
Bec
Cadilhan
Lefayette Ave
Hayward
Residents press tighter limits on village air traffic
Koenig acknowledged flight activity tied to Air Guard transports depends on load. Jet noise irritates residents as pilots try to minimize overflights through apparent abatement measures, though complete avoidance remains impractical at times.
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Bul Koenig
Koenig
Jim Muniment
Flournoy backs Reagan in Capitol preservation push
Flournoy aligns with Ronald Reagan opposing former colleagues as he urges preserving California's century-old Capitol as government seat not a museum. Amid Senate action led by Strate and Randolph Collier to fund a new $50 million twin-towered wing, debate continues.
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Sacramento
UPS
Houston
Flournoy
Ronald Reagan
Strate
Randolph Collier
Kidnappers Hide Details In Vincenzo Lusso Case
Secrecy surrounds the July kidnapping of Italian executive Vincenzo Lusso employed by Standard Electric, a unit of International Telegraph and Telephone. Kidnappers asked for a ransom, but the company declined to disclose the amount or other specifics.
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Buenos Ames
Vincenzo Lusso
The
Standard Company
Standard Electric
International Telephone and Telegraph
Crossing complaints filed over rail blockages reported
Complainants allege SP crossing delays near the station during morning rush. One witness waited eight minutes to cross the track and says blocks occur two or three times weekly affecting her commute. Additional notes cite a 13 minute blockage on Nov 38 by T M Bugler and a 20 minute block on Nov 20 by A B Allen. No court dates set.
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Tal
T.M. Bugler
A.B. Allen
Ham operators publish Managua casualty list
A group of amateur radio operators compiles a casualty list for Managua Nicaragua. Interested parties may contact the San Francisco group at 83526 or 555204 or 568525 for welfare updates.
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Managua
Nicaragua
San Francisco
Jury resumes deliberations in Hell's Angels murder case
In Oakland, a Superior Court jury planned to continue deliberations in the murder trial of four Hell's Angels charged in the death of Servio Agera, whose body was found in a burning Oakland home. Prosecutor Whyte argued informant evidence ties leader Ralph Sonny Burger to the May 21 killing. defendants face murder and arson charges and possible life terms.
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Oakland
Hell's Angels
Bath
Oaklawd
Donald P. Whyte
Richard Tvaidé
Ralph Sonny Burger
Servio Agera
Allen, Tex
Whyte
Sergey Walton
Gary Popkin
Donald J. Sith
Violence rooted in American life and its justifications
Washington reports a University of Michigan psychiatrist finds violence deeply rooted in American values. A survey of 1,374 men links support for force to perceived social control, with high segments endorsing shooting during campus disturbances and self defense as justification for deadly force.
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Washington
Upl
University of Michigan
Monica DB. Blumenthal
Institute For Social Research
Vietnan
Blumenthal
Advanc Dwelt Sarnce
AAAS
Wiel Murry
Science Forte People
Sheraton
Shock treatment controls urged in psychiatry debate
A group of scientists calls for strict controls on psychosurgery and electrical brain stimulation to guard against abuse and to ensure safety and efficacy. Dr. Herbert G. Vaughn Jr. says these techniques remain experimental and require careful monitoring before broader use.
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Washington
Herbert G. Vaughn Jr
Albert Finstein College of Medicine
New York
Goutos
Allog
Ing
Southern California New Year Weather Outlook
Forecasts show highs in the 60s to 80s across regions with mild New Year temperatures. Lows range from the upper 30s to the low 50s in mountains and coastal areas, with coastal highs near 66 to 70 and desert highs in the 60s. Skier conditions remain good this week if warm spells stay modest.
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California
Crime rate in Wayward and San Leadro unchanged overall
The Justice Department press release shows city crime rates above 100000 population with robbery down four percent and larceny of 350 dollars or more up one percent. Sitoret figures also declined, while Wayward and San Leadro data came from the two departments.
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Justice Department
Wayward
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