Supreme Court limits abortion restrictions sparking Catholic critique
The Supreme Court ruled 7 to 2 that states cannot impose early pregnancy abortion limits beyond medical requirements, sparking sharp criticism from Oakland Diocese Bishop Floyd Begin and The Catholic Voter editor Rev. Richard Mangini. They argue the decision attacks constitutional rights and seek constitutional amendments to protect fetal life.
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Reagan seeks federal aid for California freeze damage
Governor Ronald Reagan asks for 170 million in federal aid to Alamorta and 28 southern central California counties to cover crop and nursery losses from last month's freeze. A disaster declaration would expand farm support with low interest loans and eligibility. County figures show 70 percent damage to vegetables valued at over 53 million, with vast orchard and nursery losses.
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BART considers bus line plan to link Livermore stations
A BART committee recommended extending bus service to connect Livermore with Pleasanton Pittsburg Antioch and Martinez stations. They urged applying to the federal Department of Transportation for about five million dollars to fund the buses.
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Delays Hit BART Train Between Unink City and The Front
A southbound BART train was delayed about thirty minutes yesterday after the operator failed to respond to Automatic Central signals. The train halted on the line and returned to an alternate control point to complete the trip.
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Fremont fire causes damages at 422 Ogden Brive Premont
A second story kitchen blaze in Premont caused an estimated 3500 to the structure and 2400 to the contents at 422 Ogden Brive. Timely firefighting with nine units limited further damage as investigators probe the cause.
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Vietnam Cease Fire Declared Amid Broad Accord
Vietnam cease fire details outline that Cambodia and Laos neutralities are respected, with withdrawal of foreign troops and deactivation of bases. North and South Vietnam keep armed forces while joint commissions monitor, and a demilitarized DMZ zone is arranged. Nixon calls the move a step toward peace in Asia and the world.
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Ory Remembered as Dixie Trombonist and Club Figure
Ory, a pioneering slide trombone player and key figure in Dixieland jazz, died at 86 in Hane qulu after two weeks in hospital from pneumonia. He led a Bay Area club on San Wane' en's wai entront, Ow th Levee, which became a Dixieland jazz haven and showcase.
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Fresno air traffic up sharply at Presnd Air Terminal
Fresno air traffic shows a dramatic rise with 349 042 passengers in 194? an 187 percent increase over 1944. The average daily passengers reached 1,800 compared with 1,269 in 1944, with part of the increase due to Malibu Southweet Airlines entering service.
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Modesto mother appeals to baby kidnaper for return
A Modesto mother, 23 year old Francis May Lawger, pleads with the kidnapper Bentan to leave her month-old son, Phonas Michael Lauver Jr, somewhere safe so he won’t be arrested. The Stanislaus County sheriff’s office said the kidnapper remains unknown but leads are active.
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Judge Denies Convicts Church Recognition at San Quentin
Federal Judge Robert H. Sehnacke refused to recognize a convict organized church at San Quentin Prison, deeming the suit by nine inmates to gain official status as patently frivolous. The group calling itself the Church of the New Song allegedly focused on rituals involving steaks and alcoholic beverages, raising questions about legitimate religious practice.
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Washington Funeral Procession Reflects Kennedy Era Tribute
The Washington tribute to Lyndon B. Johnson opened with scenes echoing Kennedy’s funeral. Patrick Nusent saluted the coffin as Johnson’s body lay in state in the Capitol rotunda. Johnson will be buried in Texas after services at the National City Christian Church.
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Helgatoi Volcano Erupts Again Threatens Icelandic Island
Reports say Hoymacy Island near Iceland erupted again with lava flows endangering Vestmarnangjar town. About 3,000 residents evacuated and 2 million dollars of frozen fish stock moved to the mainland as authorities halt landings and coordinate rescue efforts.
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Plan to release POWs outlined in ceasefire protocol
The plan, six days after signing, prioritizes the return of seriously ill and wounded prisoners. It outlines detentions to be resolved by exchange or orderly return, with initial focus on those held longest. The ceasefire aims to verify numbers and locations of Americans and other nationals, and allows international observers to visit sites within 13 days.
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Coyote Hills plan wins approval for park improvements
The Alameda Creek Coyote Hills Aquatic Park Initiative Agency approves a spring start for widening the Stina ford road, resurfacing, new paths, picnic area upgrades, and pedestrian circulation work. A microwave antenna at North Peak links Newark and Union City to the county radio system, with state and federal approvals needed.
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Schools and City Halls Closed Amid Johnson Funeral
Public schools and colleges across the area cancelled classes tomorrow in memory of former President Lyndon Johnson. City halls in most cities will close, with Fremont Newark and Union City keeping some operations open. The state Senate plans to meet while the Assembly cancels its session and reschedules.
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