U S ends raids against North Vietnam
UPI reports that after five days of air strikes ordered by President Nixon the raids ended as U S Command tracked parallel views on success. Loss tallies included five airmen missing and pilots captured while several aircraft were shot down amid contested claims of damage and limited impact.
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Contrary Report
Fremont weighs multimillion dollar horse stadium plan
Fremont officials said they are considering a major sports center in the Warm Springs District with Stoke Contractors of Oakland. No formal proposal was presented, but officials expressed interest and said multiple sites are being reviewed while aiming to protect residents and the environment.
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Ely
Tiluis Bnen
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Nimits Freeway
Stoke
Ellsberg Indicted on New Charges Over Pentagon Papers
Danial Ellsberg faces fresh federal counts for stealing and distributing Defense Department documents. A Los Angeles grand jury returned the indictment charging possession and concealment of national defense papers under the Espionage Act. Co-defendant Anthony J. Russo Jr. appears, with ties to Rand Corp. and the 47 volume study leaked to media.
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National Defense
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Rand Corp
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Pew
Vu van Thai
United States
Linda Sinay
Reagan vetoes remap in Democratic driven plan
Governor Reagan vetoed three Democrat backed state redistricting plans approved May 10 by the Democratic controlled legislature after negotiations with Republican lawmakers collapsed. He said the process deteriorated into blatant partisanship and accused Democrats of drawing tortuous boundary lines to perpetuate themselves in office.
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Los Angeles
Reagan
Mays
Reagan Old & News Conference
Taxes and schools drive California 1972 legislature
Legislators from both parties agree that school financing coupled with property tax relief will be the top issue for the 1972 California legislature. Democrats and Republicans foresee higher state taxes to fund schools, amid calls for broader property tax relief, while coastline protection and employee pay hikes also loom.
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UPT
Ronald Reagan
California
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Assembly Gop Caucus
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Sencadia
James Mills
San Diego
Assembly Education Committee
Leroy Greene
Sarrarenk
Ronald Reagat
Verna Orr
Frustrated Hayward gas station owner bemoans unemployment
Hayward chalks up 1971 to jobless woes, says his Chevron station has doubled in gasoline sales but cannot find dependable workers. Rocky Conley fires many for misconduct while dealing with stolen cars and payroll theft. He sought help from Governor Reagan's office as he schedules three new hires.
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Rocky Con Tey
Ganley
Chevron
Conley
Clear and warmer forecast for tomorrow
Clear skies bring rising temperatures with a high in the upper 50s and a night low in the low 40s. Occasional drizzle may dampen parts of South County this evening, but clearing is expected by morning. More weather, page 5.
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Nullarbor Nymph draws Australian public into desert mystery
A bizarre hunt unfolds for a so called Nullarbor Nymph described as a tall bald or blonde topless figure seen near Perth and Eyre Highway. Reports from a rabbit trapper and locals fuel a public search as German magazines offer pictures and interviews, while officials await confirmation.
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Uda
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Alhers
Bueela
Nixon signs extended unemployment benefit measure
President Nixon signed legislation providing 13 extra weeks of unemployment compensation for long term jobless workers in states with high unemployment. The plan pays full benefits during the extension, but California’s qualification remains uncertain as its rate sits near 6.4 percent. State unemployment claims rise could occur if California qualifies, with about 6,000 South California residents currently drawing benefits and a potential rise of 2,000 to 10,000 more.
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