Supreme Court quorum set for disputed delegates rule
The Supreme Court contemplates ruling on seating disputed California and Chicago delegates at the Democratic convention. With eight justices available and Brennan absent, the court could act after reviewing a three-judge appeals court decision. The dispute centers on whether certain delegates should be seated and affects McGovern Humphrey dynamics.
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Wealthy Lorenzan dies at age 100 in San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo resident McConaghy, born in San Lorenzo and long-time rancher, died yesterday at 100 just shy of his 101st birthday. He lived 86 years in the same house at 18701 Hesperian Boulevard, built by his father, and had been the town’s wealthiest resident. He was the oldest member of Eu calyptus Masonite Lodge 233 of Hayward, with 65 years in the organization and a 32nd degree Mason. Survivors include nephew Henry Kingell and sister Laura Alice Smith of Santa Barbara. Private Masonic services planned in Hayward.
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Santa Barbara
Weather forecast for fair skies and fog return
The forecast calls for fair weather with a foggy blanket at night and early morning. Highs in the 70s with lows around 40s. East to west winds near 15 mph. More weather on page 27.
Assembly approves tax break for unmarried Californians
Sacramento reports the Assembly sent to the Senate a bill to give unmarried taxpayers a 158 million income tax cut. The measure, dubbed the Hippie Tax Relief Act by opponents, would let single earners filed like married couples. A 50 to 9 vote backed the bill, with estimates showing revenue losses of 60 million if enacted this year and 148 million in its first full year.
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Slain hijackers profile of two men of mystery
A back-page profile recounts the deaths of two Hungarian hijackers shot at San Francisco International Airport. Dimitrov Alexey and Michael Armanoff fled Bulgaria and the Soviet bloc before a 1968 US admission as refugees, with links to Hayward and Newark. The piece notes weapon purchases, a planned hijack, and a cryptic note about an abandoned airport in the British Columbia mountains. Investigations by TRL and Canadian police are referenced.
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San Mateo County
Jackson Freeway funding backed
Jackson ward council committee voted to back the first phase of the Haute 92 Jackson Freeway from Hesperian Boulevard to the Nimitz Freeway. They proposed removing a controversial Turner Court overpass and urged early construction to divert thru city traffic by routing north and east of the city. The second leg toward Foothill Freeway remains open for debate with housing areas highlighted as a concern.
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Woman marks 100 years in Castro Valley
Mrs Jose phine Smith celebrates her 100th birthday in Castro Valley living with her youngest daughter Babe Cardoz at 4774 Crow Canyon Road. Born in Castro Valley in 1872 she has four children Jelen Andrade Alfred Smith Harry Smith and others planning a family gathering with about 70 attendees at Cardoza’s home.
Wells to rejoin Raiders for 1972 season
Superior Court Judge Leonard Dieden cleared Warren Wells to return to the Oakland Raiders for the 1972 season. Wells will train at Santa Rosa starting July 12 and live at the Franciscan Retreat House in Danville when not in camp. He will be supervised by the Raiders and transported between the retreat, practice, and game sites.
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