Nixon urges action on stalled bills and new technology program
President Nixon appealed to a Democratic Congress to pass more than 90 major proposals, including a larger defense budget and a new technology program to spur research and jobs. He linked school financing reform to tax relief and urged restraint amid a charged political year while stressing diplomacy with China and the Soviet Union. The address warned against overreaction to Vietnam and urged bipartisan effort to place national needs above party interests.
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Removal move for Alameda County health chief
County Administrator Earl Strathman will recommend the removal of Malcolm, 57, director of the Alameda County Health Care Services Agency, after evaluating seven months of the agency’s operation. Malcolm was appointed June 9, 1970, to head the agency, which is overseen by the board of supervisors.
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Mars Chasm Captured by New Mariner 9 Photo
Jet Propulsion Laboratory released yesterday a New Mariner 9 image from Pasadena showing a vast chasm on Mars with branching canyons eroding the plateau lands about 500 miles south of the equator. The features suggest forms possibly unique to Mars formed by crust subsidence and wind erosion. The photo, taken from 1,225 miles, covers an area about 235 by 300 miles.
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Fremont priests face potential charges over church bingo games
Assistant District Attorney John A Burke announced no immediate complaints against two Fremont priests for allegedly permitting illegal bingo on church premises after a closed hearing. Police and investigators cited prize requirements and consideration as key legal factors.
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Four day police week eyed for Hayward rollout
Hayward city hall eyes a four day police schedule as a pilot with ten hour shifts and a three day weekend. Police Chief Claude Marchand backs the plan, hoping City Manager William Hanley and the council approve. The plan, known as the Fen Plan, already adopted by about 54 California departments, aims to boost officer recovery time and cross coverage.
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Patchy Clouds Ahead for South County Tomorrow
South County residents can expect more clouds with a little sun in the afternoon. Temperatures stay near current levels with highs in the 40s and lows around 40. More Weather, page 27.
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U S Soldiers Ready for Red Attack in Vietnam Highlands
UPI reports U S infantry in South Vietnam staged a last minute war exercise in Pleiku highlands. South Vietnamese forces went on red alert as North Vietnamese and Viet Cong units massed near Laos and Cambodia borders. Soldiers descended from helicopters with weapons and ammunition as searchlights found landing zones.
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Solan urges Social Security refund for working poor
Senate hearing opens with a plan by Sen. Hussell Long to give to workers earning under 3088 dollars a year a 400 dollar refund via Social Security credits. The proposal, an alternative to Nixon welfare reform, would fund the payment from Social Security trust and not affect retirement benefits.
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Santana and associates face Mexican judge on kidnapping case
Hayward councilman Charlie Santana and two companions were slated to appear before a Mexican magistrate on kidnapping and threat charges connected to a Hayward drug case. The Embassy stated the three were arrested in Mexico City while trying to take Amelia Miranda back to Hayward after she posted bail. Miranda was later flown to Houston to face federal charges, while the defendants remain jailed in Mexico.
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Millions Lost in Medicare Misuse in California
LA AP report says up to 268 million dollars in federal Medicare funds were wasted by private insurers in California. Secretary Edmund G Brown Jr accuses Blue Cross Blue Shield Occidental Life Insurance Celiornis Physicians Service and Hospital Service of California of duplicate payments mismanagement and using funds for unauthorized expenses. He cites federal audit reports and says further verification is underway with Elliot Richardson leading reviews.
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Airwest Skyjacker Demands Cash and Parachutes
An armed man hijacked an Airwest jet at Las Vegas airport on Thursday with 67 passengers aboard. He demanded two parachutes and $40,000 in small bills, threatened a bomb, and halted the DC I as the plane rolled toward takeoff. Sheriff officials said they would coordinate with the airline on the ransom, while authorities pursued the incident and secured the area.
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