Young Union City pilot dies in midair collision
A 20 year old pilot from Union City died after a midair collision near Hayward airport during a Holy Day holiday. Robert Mauscher of 4633 Silton St was unconscious on arrival at Alameda County corte but did not survive. Authorities say the crash involved Micheal and Richard Mathon from San Lemulgo attempting to tow a craft down the same highway as the other vehicle.
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D A drops ticket sales petition in San Leandro case
A San Leandro district attorney dropped a petition seeking a court order to halt alleged illegal ticket sales for a puppet show benefiting handicapped Scouts. The complaint accuses a California Enterprises telemarketing setup of promoting tickets as benefiting Scouts in Hayward and nearby areas.
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New trial date set in cabbie slaying case
Alameda County Superior Court schedules a new trial date for Alonzo Eugene Neal 22 charged in Livermore cabdriver Terry Moses slaying Neal to appear February 1 before Judge William McGuiness Motions to dismiss for lack of evidence and to suppress evidence set for hearings with Public Defender Dames Chaffee representing Real on February 4 and February 8 respectively
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Woman arraigned in death in San Leandro
Mrs Ermadean Starks of Usk appeared voluntarily before San Leandro police facing involuntary manslaughter charges in the death of Peles Quesada after a pedestrian accident. The 22 year old defendant was released on her own recognizance and scheduled to enter a plea in municipal court before Judge Dallas Adgar.
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Chrysler recalls 1973 Plymouth and Dodge models for steering defect
Chrysler warns 1 percent of recalled 1973 Plymouth Fury and Plymouth Satellite and Dodge Charger and Cornet cars may have heat treated steering arm pivot shafts that could break, risking steering loss. About 9,512 vehicles from 74 made are affected, with 4,263 in current market.
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Marriott plans park and hotel complex in Santa Clara
Marriott Corp plans a large park project in Santa Clara, proposed by actor Parker. City Council will review environmental reports before construction. completion hoped by 1973. The venture includes a Marriott hotel, shopping center, convention center and theme park elements on 40 acres.
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Hayward Youth Paralyzed After Snow Slope Accident
Riio Cowles, a student at Tennyson High, suffered a severe neck injury in a snow diving accident near Harte Dodge Ridge. A neurosurgeon at Dowlers Hospital in Modesto said the boy is paralyzed from the neck down but retains some sensation. weeks will tell if movement returns. Hayward Congregational Church members launched a fund drive to cover medical costs, led by Kris Cowles’s counselors and Sherry Bets. donations can be mailed to the Kris Cowles Fund at Dickens Avenue via Doris Kuykendall, who will provide tax acknowledgments.
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Consumers Power to Build 690 Megawatt Plant Near Grand Rapids
Consumers Power Co. announces a 690000 kilowatt coal fired electric plant to be built 35 miles west of Grand Rapids at an estimated cost of 270 million dollars. Construction begins soon with operation planned for the future.
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Inaugural pause as Nixon seeks peace talks
U S and North Vietnamese experts meet in Paris to outline a cease fire framework while Nixon suspends bombing. Kissinger conducts private talks in Paris with Hanoi's envoy as Red Cross signals readiness to aid prisoner exchange.
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Bay Area Faces Severe Storm Floods And Outages
Public Works crews battled floods across San Leandro with eight inches of water in streets. Davis Street and lower Davis area were sandbagged while drains and inlets were cleared on Chestnut and Marina Boulevards. The Weather Service warned ongoing rain through the season. Bay area rivers rose, golf courses closed, and Napa and Russian River flooding affected St Helena Guerneville Hopland Hillsburg. San Francisco airport operated in emergency power before dawn due to outages.
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Jury Orders Fresh Deliberations In California Mass Murder Case
A deadlocked jury in the Northern California farm massacre case against Juan Corona was ordered to deliberate again at the state prison after the judge moved the session to a visitors room to accommodate the hospitalized defendant. The mistrial followed a four month trial in which prosecutors produced 17 witnesses to back their case that Corona hacked and shot 24 farm workers and buried victims on ranch property in Livermore.
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Information on Drug Ads Compiled Reporting
Fragmentary notes discuss drug advertisement data and a figure of 25 million related to claims. References mention Raiiway Nid and a Basel survey with a cited 23 million, plus a minister’s doubt about initial beliefs. The text is garbled and names are unclear but centers on compiled drug ad information and disputed estimates.
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City Council reapportionment faces minority representation push
In New York a move to redraw districts aims to reduce district size and boost Black and Puerto Rican representation on the City Council. Lindsay cites community leaders protesting the plan as potentially diluting neighborhood influence and challenging mayoral plans. The measure is expected to pass despite opposition.
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Delay in cable link stalls citywide service rollout
City officials report LVO cable construction slowed by rate setbacks and incomplete wire relocations affecting over a third of planned routes. White says progress will outpace Pacific Telephone soon, with service to all city areas due within a year of February franchise approval, though some dispute timelines and extensions.
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Local aid budget unveils phase one of 24 24 plan
The new phase one budget projects 1.03 billion dollars in additional state spending focused on schools welfare and property tax relief. It doubles education funding with a rise to 2.18 billion for districts and expands textbook and handicapped education programs. Welfare costs rise about seven percent to 757 million, and property tax relief increases shift costs to local governments. The plan also funds mental health programs and transfers state hospital operations to counties.
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Three Elderly Die In Steuben County Village Fire
Police say a fire at a Steuben County village establishment claimed the lives of three elderly residents. The building was operated by Mrs. Waleh and was reportedly awakened by a nurse after a loud noise.
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Reagan skeptical on smog plan faces tough pushback
Skepticism grows as officials and business leaders denounce EPA and state proposals to curb hydrocarbon emissions. Leaders call for impractical rationing, warn of job losses, and argue the plan could devastate the region's economy while some see potential leverage to push pollution laws.
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