Peace plan would cost billions in Vietnam pullout
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird warned that a Communist peace plan for total U S withdrawal could cost American taxpayers billions to replace equipment and redeploy forces. He noted equipment removal is impractical in six months and emphasized ongoing U S readiness despite talks in Paris and Saigon. The administration faced pressure from lawmakers urging a concrete withdrawal date while stressing limited gains in war-related casualties.
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Speeding car kills 2 C V teenagers
Castro Valley California highway patrol pursued a speeding 71 Cadillac but lost control over a hill. Two teenagers William Bell 14 and Sabrina Barker 15 died. Bell’s sister Virginia 16 was listed in critical condition at Eden Hospital. The crash occurred after the car sped away from officers.
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Foothill Freeway Home Site Purchase: Injunction Possible
A preliminary injunction may bar the California State Division of Highways from buying more housing along the Foothill Freeway route for 90 days. Judge Robert F. Peckhant indicated agreement to sign after a hearing in San Francisco. The injunction would allow acquisition of up to 11 residential units north of B Street in Wayward and up to 10 more nearby on the route, with a hearing likely in late September. Attorneys for both sides worked to finalize the order, agreeing on most points.
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Laird orders tighter security after Pentagon papers leak
Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird ordered all classified material removed from Rand's custody amid concerns over the Pentagon papers leak. He directed tougher safeguards at Rand facilities in Washington and San Diego and non government sites holding classified material, while Daniel Blishers faces federal charges in the case. News conference followed as Laird prepared to fly to Tokyo, noting unpublished stories had raised concerns.
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Weather Forecast Warns Sunblocked Heat To Linger
The forecast says sunglasses are still needed as very hot weather continues through tomorrow. Temperatures near the BO mark are expected with a low tonight in the mid teens. Westerly winds of 12 to 25 mph are forecast for tomorrow afternoon.
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American officer accuses war crimes during TV interview
Lt. Col. Anthony Herbert, 41, a decorated officer with service in Vietnam, told Thames Television on Independent Television Network that his commanders approved torturing and killing prisoners. He described officers rewarding troops with time off and accused superiors of condoning executions. The Army had earlier investigated his charges and he claimed further retaliation followed.
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Fremont trustees mull four more principal demotions
Fremont school trustees debated reinstating four demoted principals at a three hour closed session after student and teacher supporters urged reinstatement for Cabrillo Principal James Sullivan Mowry School Principal Turner Reynolds Green Principal William Stivers and Walters Junior High Principal Moss Fuellenbach. They discussed budget driven reorganization and a plan to shift attendance areas saving about 20000 while eliminating some administrative posts.
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Submarine Rescue Near Gosport After Trapped Sailors Escape
Three Royal Navy sailors were rescued after escaping through an emergency hatch from a submarine moored at Gosport England. The vessel slipped to about 80 feet and sank in the foreground during the ordeal.
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California Senate OKs 7.3 Billion Budget
The California State Senate approved a record 7.3 billion dollar budget amid GOP opposition and Reagan pressure. The compromise bill, slightly smaller than earlier Senate totals, would raise spending and tax concerns as lawmakers delay final action until the governor’s desk.
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Hayward Housing Study Sees Citywide Shortage and Cost Strain
A Hayward study by the community improvement office finds one in four households struggles with housing costs. It notes high rent burdens, aging stock, and overcrowding especially among low and Spanish surname households, with a proposed 10-gesti, lion program aiming to boost income targets and rehab laws. The report flags deteriorating neighborhoods and social issues linked to housing costs and discrimination.
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