Hayward Woman Dies After Auto Crash In City
Eleanor Duarte a 53 year old Hayward resident died at Kaiser Hospital after a Tuesday auto collision in Hayward. Her passenger was Avis Dill, 38, of Highland Boulevard. Driver Vivgan B. of Lafayette Avenue Hayward was cited for failing to yield the right of way police said. In San Leandro two women 46 and 41 were treated for facial cuts and possible head injuries after an 8 am intersection crash at Wainright and Army streets.
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Kaiser workers vote to back strike over hospital contract
Kaiser hospital employees in the Bay Area and Sacramento vote five to one to back contract demands with possible strike action. The tally was 1,432 to 546 rejecting Kaiser's last offer. Nurses, housekeeping, and clerical staff at Hayward and other facilities could strike if sanction is granted by AFL-CIO councils in multiple counties.
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Drug suspect surrenders after warrant issued in Oakland
Milton William Malitor of 18817 Carlwyn, a prince pass at May Drug in Oakland, turned himself in to sheriff's deputies last night. A warrant issued January 13 by Judge Robert Fairwell led to his arrest on a possession of dangerous drugs charge. Malitor was to appear in Hayward Municipal Court today.
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Shakeup sought in Sylmar tunnel disaster fallout
Democratic Assemblyman Bob Moretti demanded resignations of three state safety division officials over the Sylmar tunnel disaster that killed 17. William Hern director of the State Department of Industrial Relations. safety division head Jack Hatton who offered to resign. and Hatton's assistant Vincent White should all lose their jobs, Moretti said.
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Court rejects abortion plea in Illinois Supreme Court ruling
The Illinois Supreme Court ruled that a ten-year-old girl cannot have an abortion, overturning a Cook County Circuit Court order that allowed the procedure. The case centered on the ward of the state and the girl’s alleged threats to self-harm.Attorney Patrick Murphy argued the pregnancy caused severe stress and that abortion would restore her emotional balance, noting multiple suicide threats amid family and legal pressures. He said private hospitals commonly perform abortions for psychological reasons, but court approval was needed here due to the ward status.
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Husband jailed on attempted murder charge after attack
The husband phoned police after an attack on his wife failed to kill her. He admitted lacking time to care for their child. Police arrested him and took him to jail on charges of attempted murder. The wife was hospitalized with bruises cuts and a stab wound in the back. Their ninth child was reportedly hurt.
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Nixon advisers forecast 1972 economic rebound with controls kept
The Council of Economic Advisers told Congress the 1972 economy would grow across sectors, with higher spending by business, government, and consumers, but wage price controls would stay until inflation cools. They warned uncertainties could alter the forecast and noted a target to reduce inflation to 2 to 4 percent.
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Freeway widening plan draws large turnout at a public hearing
A lengthy hearing on the al naw freeway proposal drew many residents who questioned the plan to widen the north side and relocate about 70 mobile home units. State officials showcased maps, slides, and relocation aid, while opponents urged reconsideration due to senior citizen impacts and property losses. The debate covered Greenview and Sunnyslope areas, relocation challenges, and timing for federal funding, with no final decision yet and a late midnight adjournment after about 30 residents stayed.
Hijacker Attacks Revelations From Airborne Incidents
FBI notes weaponry could be misused to fire from a small carriage and be detected at close range. The Ma rkhawk hijacking marks the first in the state's history amid a string of extortion and parachute demands. A hijacker named D B Cooper vanished after parachuting with 200000 dollars near Thanksgiving. Richard LaPoint parachuted from a Hughes Airwest plane over Colorado with 40000 dollars but was captured soon after. Air Force interceptors tracked him as he landed. Chutes carried homing devices activated on opening. Von George and family, once residents of Poughkeepsie, moved to Brockton two years ago amid medical and financial strain as seven children underwent heart surgery and ongoing bills drained savings. The Georges own a two story Brookton lease and a car, while neighbors recall a quiet, pleasant family.
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Honeywell delivers helmet mounted gunsights for F 4 fighters
Honeywell Inne announced deliveries of helmet mounted gunsight devices for F 4 Phantom jets. The first 26 of 20 systems under development contracts totaling 9.3 million were delivered to McDonnell Douglas' St. Louis plant, the company said.
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AC Transit to Add Sixty Clean Buses to Fleet
AC Transit plans sixty new buses with anti pollution kits starting delivery in June. Board awaits a contract for the first 20 buses from General Motors at 35 486 each delivered at Emeryville. An option to buy four more by mid year was approved. Total package 2 257 160 with two thirds financed by Urban Mass Transportation Administration. AC Transit aims to buy 100 buses this year and 235 in the next four years.
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Pullout hinges on final pact
Paris AP reports the United States will not complete troop withdrawals from South Vietnam until a final, all aspects peace agreement is signed. North Vietnam and Viet Cong respond by critiquing Nixon plan and awaiting further comments. Porter states withdrawals could begin on principle but not finish before full accord. Pham Dang Lam presents eight point plan in session.
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Stans resigns post to run Nixon re election fund drive
Washington upi Commerce Secretary Maurice J Stans quits the Cabinet to head the fund raising drive for Nixon reelection Nixon named Peter G Peterson to head the Commerce Department and Peter Flanigan to replace Peterson as top aide for international economic affairs The president praised Stans as a close ally and noted his long campaign service Nixon appeared in the White House press room to announce the changes
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Food prices rise 16 percent in farm value market basket
A circular on food pricing shows overall farm value up 16 percent year over year with a $5 margin rise of 7 percent to retail. Lettuce up 54 percent from a year ago, meat up 124 percent, bread up 4 percent, and gas down 7 percent versus last year, with farm and spread shifts noted.
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