Religious services planned for Vietnam peace signing day
Special services across Fremont and Lark Leandra mark the Vietnam peace treaty signing. In Fremont from 3:30 to 4:00 p.m. an interreligious service of reconciliation and commitment at Fremont City Plaza, sponsored by Church Wotton United and Edens tows hip, will be led by clergy from diverse faiths with a group singing. In Lark Leandra a nighttime service of thanksgiving at Mope Li thera Church, led by Rev. William Grinew, will include responsive readings, hymns, prayers of thanksgiving, and a fasted meal lasting under an hour.
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Fremont contractor Silva dies at 35 in Hayward
Silva owner of Silva Brothers Contractors in Fremont died yesterday at 35. native of Hayward and Hayward High School alumnus. survived by wife Haniel, two sons, a daughter, his father Manny Silva, a brother Lawrence Silva, and a granddaughter. Mass of the Resurrection set for Monday at 9 30 am at All Saints Church Hayward with Rosary recitation Sunday evening at Sorenson Brothers Mortuary Hayward.
Fire damages house in San Lorenzo linked to children playing with matches
A San Lorenzo blaze at 278 Vin Ala mites caused heavy damage to a bedroom and ceiling after three Love children played with matches. Firemen from the Sam Dorenzo department arrived with two engines around 13h am to find flames bursting from bedroom windows and the front door. The bedroom was destroyed and most of the house suffered fire and smoke damage while two other rooms remained intact behind closed doors.
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Man hits pedestrians in crosswalk near Tast Mh Street
Farnsworth Brown struck three pedestrians in the crosswalk on Bast Mth Street at Dutton Ave and then turned left. Yateiia Gene Apence 22 and her 2 year old son William of San Diego and Bever ly Gene Annatte 47 of al-Teaho suffered minor injuries. Police said Brown had a green pedestrian walk signal but collided while turning left.
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Missing historic will found in New York library display
Northampton County register of wills Eugene Hartzell found the missing will of a signer of the Declaration of Independence. The document tied to colonial attorney George Taylor, who lives in Catasauqua, was supposedly taken from the county courthouse in 1797. A South Carolina request for a copy triggered a search, leading to the recovered will and a note that the original was taken by an unknown person.
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Colusa to charge film crews $250 daily license fee
Colusa California voters will impose a $250 per day filming license after merchants complained that film crews bring benefits but block streets and disrupt shopping. Crews say Colusa offers affordable shot locations but lacks adequate lodging and shops, with workers commuting from Marysville.
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Honeywell Sues Over Unfair Competition in Import Fight
Honeywell Inc. files federal suit against Matsushita Electric Industrial Co of Japan and Porter & Best Co of Los Angeles charging unfair competition and import violations under the 1990 Tariff Act. The suit alleges certain Vivi bur br photographic equipment infringes Honeywell patents related to automatic electronic views and decoratives.
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Daily Review to Install Offset Printing and Expand Plant
The Daily Review plans a modern offset printing system to improve photo and text sharpness, with color printing and a high-speed folder. Remodeling will expand composing, advertising and editorial offices, adding about 5,000 square feet of space. This marks the second major capacity upgrade since moving into the building, following the 1966 expansion that added a Hoe press enabling eight-page printing and over 2,800 copies per hour.
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Bodies found in Santa Cruz area crime scene
Three bodies, a woman about 29 and two boys aged about 3 and 10, were found stabbed and hacked to death in a home on Mystery Spot Road near Santa Cruz. The discovery was made by neighbor Stephen Hoyts, with an all points bulletin issued for a third suspect. An extensive sheriff's investigation is ongoing under Kenneth Pittenger's direction.
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Nixon Hints Budget To Total 286 Billion For Next Year
President Nixon disclosed the federal budget will total 286 billion dollars for the next fiscal year starting July 1. He told the National League of Families of American Prisoners and Missing in Southeast Asia the figure and said details would be sent to Congress Monday. Officials said the 1978 budget will be 250 million, with deep cuts to Great Society programs and the Office of Economic Opportunity to be wiped out. He praised POW and missing families and spoke on peace with honor after the Vietnam ceasefire.
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Peace signing begins as POWs to be released first group
U S officials expect the first group of returned POWs to be released after the cease-fire takes effect. Laird said U S leaders would fly to Hanoi to receive POWs, then fly to Clark Air Base for medical treatment before returning to Travis Air Force Base in California. Vice President Agnew may travel to Southeast Asia to show allied unity. negotiations continue with Canada and other nations aiding the cease-fire supervisory body. President Thieu orders mass deployment to villages to counter Viet Cong propaganda.
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Newark War Casualty Tale On Unidentified Westerner
An American observer was killed when a helicopter crashed 100 miles east of Saigon. An unidentified Westerner in civilian clothes died in a rocket attack on Pleiku airfield. US raids intensified with 107 fighter bombers and 152 bombers targeting Communist sites in South Vietnam, including near Da Nang and near Saigon. Civilians and soldiers suffered in the renewed fighting as airfields and residential districts were struck.
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LBJ Widow and kin at Johnson grave site service
John Connally speaks at the gravesite noting Johnson’s wishes for his women to be strong and prepared. Evangelist Graham praises Johnson’s aim to help the poor even as Vietnam war shadowed his programs. Nixon led a funeral service in Washington before Johnson’s burial in Texas beside family.
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Nixon to address 1974 budget impact on economy
The White House confirms President Nixon will deliver an eight nation wide budget address Sunday. The taped 11 minute speech will air at 3 PM PST. Ziegler said the talk covers fiscal 1974 budget and its effects on economic stability.
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Bee Considers Return Amid Redistricting Pressure
In a tense page 7 vote ruling, legislators weigh Bee’s retirement as Meade Miller Crown and Airs Mange push for a plan to favor South County. Bee says he does not plan to retire, while discussion swirls around reapportionment and court action. Ree, nearing 20 years in the legislature and former speaker, could be affected by new maps. The plan involves trading Democratic districts for Republican gains, with Bee’s seat a focal point.
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Old woman survives brush ordeal near Acton
Velma IGM spent three days and nights in brush in near freezing cold as deputies rejected a helicopter search. She told rescuers she was hungry and thirsty while authorities reported her condition as amazing but improving. Her son noted she lives alone with her dog in a sparsely populated area. a ground and air search found her about one third of a mile from home and she was flown to hospital for treatment.
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Bridge waves new danger to humans and buildings
New York report cites Columbia University researchers Willi Donn and Namibath Balachandran warning that low frequency bridge wave noise from vibrating bridges could cause illness and structural damage. They note the waves are inaudible to human ears yet may accumulate effects, labeling them atmospheric noise pollution.
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