POW Couple Reunited In Army Chapel Wedding
Dorothy Ray in a white gown with an eight foot train wed Army Capt. Johnnie L. Ray in a renewal ceremony at a San Antonio chapel. Lt. Col. Howerlon officiated as the pair, separated since December 1971 when Ray was captured in Vietnam, reaffirmed their vows. Best man S.8st. Ken Wallingford assisted. About 40 attendees, including hospital staff and reporters, witnessed a rain-dappled ceremony before the couple departed arm in arm.
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Ken Wallingford
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War and fate in divorce case for Lt Cmdr Alvarez
Attorneys seek clarity on whether the 1964 marriage remains valid as Lt Cmdr Alvarez, returned from eight and a half years in a POW camp, faces a potential second divorce. Mrs Alvarez, who had Mexican divorce in 1970 and remarried, argues no community property claim, while the Navy awaits Alvarez’s return to proceed.
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Everett Alvarez
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Alameda County
Superior Court
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Ert
Mierez
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San Leandro
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Alvares
Tangee
Santana enters Hayward supervisor race versus Hannon
Hayward bail bondsman Charlie Santana announced his candidacy for Alameda County Supervisor in the redrawn district that now includes Hayward San Leandro San Lorenzo and the Ashland district. Santana criticized Hannon for poor communication and said he is well known in the new district. George Oakes declared a fourth term bid for Hayward City Council with Howell and Santana the only council members up for election. Howell seeks re election and faces a possible council challenge.
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Charlie Santana
Alameda County
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Oakes
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Howell
Nixon to seek tax reforms this year in State of the Union
President Nixon told Congress he will ask for broad tax reforms and a property tax relief plan for families with parochial-school children. He endorsed tariff flexibility and defended social program cuts, pledging a bill to ease burdens of property taxes on older Americans.
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Food prices soar in San Francisco Oakland area
In January the San Francisco Oakland metropolitan area saw a 3.4 percent rise in retail food prices, the largest monthly jump since December 1951. The food index reached 7.4 percent above January 1972, with meats up sharply and fruits and vegetables also higher. Overall cost of living rose 0.3 percent as clothing and used cars fell.
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San Franciso-Oakland
Charles Ronmasset
Pacific
Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Bureau of Labor Statis
Pilot of Arab jet botched landing says Israeli flier details
Israeli officials reported 2 dead with 7 survivors from the Sinai crash, death toll likely to rise as Libyan Boeing 727 was shot down. A Libyan-bound airliner possibly carried over 100 aboard, wreckage search hindered by sandstorm. Co pilot Khadija ef Mahadi, a Libyan, claimed fear and disobedience after wandering over Sinai. Uri, the Israeli Phantom pilot, said he fired in response to intruding craft.
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U S and China will set liaison offices in Washington and Peking
United States and China announce official liaison offices in Washington and Peking to speed normalization. Kissinger says the offices will handle trade and other matters with full diplomatic privileges but not establish formal relations. Prisoners and claims issues are noted, with Taiwan and Paris talks cited.
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Paris
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Mostly fair skies with increasing clouds tomorrow
Forecast calls for mild temperatures with highs in the 60s and lows in the 40s to low 50s. Increasing cloudiness is expected tomorrow with a 240 percent change of rain in South County. Weather details continue on page 20.
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BART ordered to master its automatic train control system
An independent report prepared for BART directors warns the transit agency must control the automatic train control system to avoid safety failures. It cites issues with subcontractor control by Westinghouse, poor maintenance information, degraded train cars, dirt on electronics, and mismatched speed signals. The study recommends a central failure clearinghouse to standardize modifications and ensure all divisions are informed.
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Westinghouse Corp
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