KYA Contest Halts Phone Service In South County
Radio station KYA irrupted Tuesday night a contest offering two Triumph TRE sportscars with mobile phones as prizes. About 90,000 South County Pacific Telephone customers lost dial tones due to overloaded circuits. Contest coordinator Julian Brain says no final decision on continuing. the 498 prize packages were announced live with a secret number. Mrs. Cindy Evans of San Back won package 450, the sportscars.
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Triumph Tre
South County Pacific Telephone Co
South County
Alan Pratt
Tronville Lang
Wayward
Avife
Pratt
Hayward
Federal Communications Commission
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Ie Stiit
Brain
Sportstars
Cindy Evans
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Swinging into spring as warmth returns in the West
A breezy note recalls springtime in the West where children play and flowers bloom as winter wanes, signaling the approach of a new season across the region.
NAB approves voluntary rules curbing on camera drug ads
Washington United Press International reports the National Association of Broadcasters adopted new voluntary rules banning on screen consumption of nonprescription drugs and dramatic changes from medication use. Ads may show only symptom relief and must avoid children, testimonials, and drug culture references. Regulations take effect September 1.
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Washington
UPL
National Association of Broadcasters
NAB
Coppola in Camera Altercation During Godfather Shoot
Francis Ford Coppola, 38, allegedly grabbed and disabled a television camera during filming of The Conversation at a Pacific Heights park in San Francisco. Buck Joseph, 54, of KGO-TV, filed a complaint, saying Coppola ordered him to stop recording as neighbors complained about wind machine smoke. Police report Coppola explained the victim’s footage would cast him poorly.
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San Francisco
UPI
Buck Joseph
Kgo-Tv
Francis Ford Coppola
Coppola
Joseph
Pacific Heights Park
Peter Godhois
POW bracelets saved for monument in Spokane drive
Mrs. Edlen Being collects POW bracelets for a national peace monument and aims to melt 500000 bracelets into a tribute honoring 50000 Americans who died in Vietnam and POWs. Spokane Inland Register editor Mrs. Ewing backs the project and envisions locating the monument in Washington DC with about 10 percent of three million bracelets from Voices in Vital America.
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Spokane, Wash
Edlen
Mrs. Ewing
Edi
Tor
The
Inland Register
Vietnam
Washington, D.C
Ewing
Voices In Vital America
VIVA
C V grade schools to share principals plan takes shape
Castro Valley district moves toward 1972 74 school year pairing eight schools with four principals to supervise two campuses each. Robert Burks and Eugene McCormick reassigned to vice principal roles at unnamed schools. Four paired districts named: Lavin Stan ton and Chabot Clifton Lyn over Proctor Trydwead Lyon over Independent Palomares. Remaining principals stay at single schools. Board accepts by GT vote with Westerlein dissent and Palomares area trustee Mefford absent.
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Gary Tischler
Castro Valley
Ciro Valley
View
Selvors Neer
Robert Burks
Redwoll Momentary School
Eugene McCormick
Bill Lavin
Stanton
Sydney
Larry Jones
Chabot and
Clifton
Larry Miller
Proctor and
Trydwead
Taylor Lyon
Independent
Palomares
Bill Wildy
Marshall School
al Tingstromy
Castro Valley Elementary
Irene Schulte
Vanney School
Nancy Crans
Parsons School
Robert Vellerlein
Harald Mefford
Palainares
Hayward police embrace four day work week plan
After a six month trial the Hayward Police Department supports a four day work week praised by the department brass as the best system yet. Patrol officers report boosted morale more time for on the job training and stronger team spirit with economy in overtime and better weekend coverage. Patrol commander Captain Keith Bennett notes improved manpower distribution and smoother scheduling.
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Hayward
William Hanley
Theepartment Brass
Hayward Police Officers Association
Uereal
Reek
San Francisco
Henley
Catavenime
Claude Marchand
Special Duisation
Dave Keller
Keller
Keith Bennett
Bennett
Israel Sends Bodies of Jet Victims Home
Israel repatriated the remains of victims from the Boeing 727 disaster near the Suez Canal. A Polish American citizen from Chicago identified among the dead, with Egypt delaying some returns. The incident triggered regional outrage as Arab states called for retaliation and King Hassan II of Morocco proposed troop deployments.
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Israel
Tel Aviv
Cep
Israet
Sue
Canal
Egype
Aber
Iran
Wladslaw Porysogiebski
United States
Chicago
Borysogle
Suez
Su Authority
Egypt
Turles
Tarael
Bulgaria
Suée Canal
T Rying
Hassan II
Morocco
Syria
Coast Guard searches for missing San Leandro man after boating accident
Coast Guard units hunted water from San Leandro Marina toward Hayward for 22 year old Floyd Crawford reported missing after a boat capsized about 4 30 PM. Companions Ronald Proctor and John Lilley swam to helicopters as crews searched from Oakland airport to Hayward for the missing man.
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San Leandro
Coast Guard
San Leandro Marina
Hayward
San Leandran
Lata
Floyd Crawford
Midway Ave
Ronald E. Proctor
North Blvd
Crawford
John Lilley
Billings Blvd
Oakland
Proctor
Cliff Stevenson
Frederick Road
Mullord Point
Lilley
Ault
Weather outlook warns of possible rain overnight and tomorrow
The forecast predicts a 46 percent chance of rain tonight and 360 percent tomorrow with high temperatures around 60s and lows in the 40s. The warm spell may end as wet weather arrives, prompting residents to pull out rain gear.
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