Tow truck driver arrested after youth hit between car and tow
Timothy Hall, 19, of 2197 West Tennyson Road, was in satisfactory condition at Kaiser Hospital Hayward after being crushed between his disabled car and a backing tow truck on Industrial Boulevard at 11 55 p m. Police arrested Robert B Linder Jr 22 048 Parkside Drive on felony drunken driving and felony hit and run after stopping a tow truck on Hillary Street near Campus Drive. The truck is said to belong to A C Auto Wrecking, 2710 West Winton Ave.
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Hayward
Seid
Timothy Hall
West Tennyson Road
Kaiser Hospital
Industrial Boulevard
Fiall
Hillary Street
Campus Drive
Robert 8. Linder, Jr
Parkside Drive
A &C Auto Wrecking
West
Winton Ave
Reagan denies free medical care in Sacramento
Gov Ronald Reagan called reports that he receives free medical care from Sacramento physician Dr Cutler categorically untrue at a weekly news conference. He confirmed that Lt Charles Cutler has given his wife Nancy Reagan and son Skip free allergy injections, noting the doctor never treated him or his daughter and implied the injections were his own contribution.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Charles H. Catlet
Sacramentn
Nancy
Skipper
Iaid Cutler Pie & Week
Reagan
Cutler
Residents petition to overturn city rezoning decision
A group from Town Estates filed a refer endum with the city clerk to overturn the council’s approval of 12 acres of multi family zoning for McKeon Construction Co. on Alvarado Niles Road between Hup Ranch and Baker Roads. The clerk suspended the ordinance pending verification of at least 51 voter signatures. The homeowners oppose the rezoning, favoring shopping center or single family homes. The council split 3 to 4 on the December vote, and the matter returns to council Monday before potentially appearing on the April 11 municipal ballot if reversed.
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Union City
Town Estates
McKeon Construction Co
Alvarado-Niles Road
Hup Ranch
Baker Roads
Penton
McKeor
Two youths arrested for burglary in storage lockers
Police said John T. Pinck Jr. 18 and a juvenile were found inside storage lockers at Mission Heights Apartments 2400 Mission Blvd and charged with burglary. Authorities noted they had a Twaster key to open lockers. In a separate case, police seek burglars who took 1268 dollars in goods from Myrtle B. Young’s apartment including portable televisions tape deck cameras and a portable typewriter.
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Hayward
John T. Pinck Jr
Mission Heights
Trents
Mission Blvd
Myrtle B. Young Tuexlay
US plans to reinforce South Vietnam amid rising Viet Cong pressure
U.S. and South Vietnamese forces launch a coordinated drive near Saigon with 45 000 South Vietnamese troops supported by American planes to slow Viet Cong attacks that rose 72 percent across the country. Thai B52 bombers hit Base Area R09 as Pleiku reports say more than 350 tons of explosives dropped in the highlands. Five U.S. soldiers died last week bringing U.S. fatalities to 45 637. 380 South Vietnamese deaths reported.
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U.S
Ue South
Saigon
South Vietam
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Fn Wie
Highlands
Laos
UPI
Donald A. Davis
Pleiku
Nixon
Peking
Vietnam
CSS
Quan Lang
Lacs
Hijacker demands 50000 and planes secure at McCarran
A hijacker demanded fifty thousand dollars and forced crew to remain onboard while passengers walked off at McCarran Airport. Sheriff’s deputies turned off red lights and rescue units waited as pilots requested safety. Union protests and threats tied to flight attendants surface in Phoenix and Airwest history.
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McCarran
Sheriff's
Kelly Hueck
Steward@s
Air Line Pilots Association
Miss Rueck
Phoenix
Ariz
Nixon urges action on stalled legislation and budget
President Nixon, praising three years of progress, calls for action on stalled legislation and outlines budget plans for the 1973 fiscal year. He stresses strengthening defense, launching a major tech initiative, and reducing property taxes while keeping local school control. He promises new federal support for research and urges balanced foreign policy and peaceful competition with China and the Soviet Union.
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Nixon
America
Nijon
Tradessue Nixon
U.S
Hirthy
In Hation
People’s Republic of China
Nixon signals support for campaign spending limit bill
Washington AP reports the White House backs a bipartisan campaign spending limit bill aimed at funding disclosure and sweeping election reform. After Congress sent the compromise to Nixon, deputy press secretary Warren said the president is expected to sign promptly, marking a potential end to secretive political cash flows. The measure sets radio TV spending caps, per voter limits, and personal spending ceilings for candidates, with broad coverage of major spending categories.
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Washington
White House
Capitol Hill
Nixon
Congress
Gerald L. Warren
America
Russell Hemenway
National Committee
House
Isle
Allsedia
Senate
Sen Long proposes tax refund for poor
Sen Long outlines a federal plan to boost low earners with direct wage supplements, a federal loan corporation to fund child care centers, and enforcement measures on absent fathers. The proposal includes a catastrophic health insurance program funded by Social Security taxes, capped expenses, and a $2.5 billion annual cost.
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Internal Revenue Service
Social Security Administration
UN Uder
Indian may challenge Miller for Congress in California
Adon Nerdivall, 41, a San Jose resident and termite exterminator, says he plans to run in the June primary as the first Indian candidate for Congress in California. Miller represents the Alameda area including Oakland and Livermore, and Nerdivall serves as chairman of the United Bay Area Council of American Indian Affairs.
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George Miller
da Alameda
Adon Nerdivall
San Jéandre
Hayward
Congress
California
Millar
Oil Hays Ward
Oakland
Alameda
San Lorenzo
San Leandro
Castro Valley
Livermore-Amador Valley
Needwall
United Bay Area Counel of American Indian Affairs
Delates
New Mexico
Americans face charges after airport disturbance in Mexico
Three U S citizens including Santana and Catrina await Mexican court hearings on immigration violations and related counts. The Embassy reports limited access, while Mrs Mills remains jailed in Las Reyes Prison. Extraction and extradition questions loom as officials seek counsel and potential bail outcomes.
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Mexico
Mills
Las Reyes
Lecumberri Federal
Santana
Adder
Mirarola
Calfornia
PBL
Tom Neveau
George Oakes
Nevena
Lumur Royee Nevena
Texas
Baja Calfotnia
Mexico City
Neveau Sant
Neveru
Ense
Four day week debated for police amid manpower shifts
Marchand defends a Ten Plan aimed at reshaping patrols and staffing. He says extra sergeants are needed though supervision remains disputed. The plan, backed by a task force last spring, seeks to address critical street perils despite city governance turmoil.
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Marchand
Anke
Clatsa
Tve-pian
Marchan
Mic
Strathman backs removal of Malcolm as agency head
Strathman urges Malcolm removal amid calls for stronger management at the health agency. He proposes a replacement and a unified leadership team to handle business and revenue. Malcolm defends progress, citing delays caused by the administrator’s staff and pending board action. The piece notes a $100,002 study underpinning agency overhaul and the broader move toward unifying administration while decentralizing services. Also mentioned is the Assembly adjourning the 1971 session after the Supreme Court reapportionment decision.
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Health Department
County Service
Malcolm
Strathman
Highland Hospital
Malevius
Griffenhagen-Sene- Rec
Strattman
Dune
Sacramento
Assembly
Totay
State Supreme Court
Jack Fenton
Montebello
Regents to review $19.2 million AEC contract proposal
Los Angeles AP report says UC Regents begin a two day session with a two year contract request from the Atomic Energy Commission. The plan would extend an expiring contract to cover operation of four laboratories including the TIC facilities at Berkeley and Livermore for AEC work.
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Los Angeles
University of California Regents
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
University of California
Commission
Tic Laboratories
Berkeley
Livermore
Derelict remark over Medicare funds dispute and corporate chaos
Brown and state officials fight a Medicare funding crisis. The secretary of state vows duty to public, while HEW confirms authentic reports. Audits show funds squandered and contracts at issue as authorities demand repayment before contract termination.
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Brown
Browu
Herbert Witt
HEW
San Francisco
Tom Quinn
Quinn
Witt
Bingo charge case dropped sparks church bingo debate
Reported letter threats amid a crackdown on church bingo. Veterans of old Ware used hall of the United AWs Workers In Milplena for a pay out that started the big jackpot. Detectives noted operators brought in more money for the elustey than parishioners contributions.
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Veterans
Old Ware
United Aws Workers
Milplena
Iremont
Oscar Breiling
Sundsay
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