Court ruling shifts delegate fight to convention floor
In a Supreme Court decision, McGovern loses California seats and gains Daley votes, shrinking his path to the Democratic nomination. The ruling dims his edge, boosting Muskie Humphrey and Jackson prospects while signaling a likely contentious convention melee in Miami Beach. Authorities readied riot control troops and thousands of officers as delegates arrive.
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Fremont bookstore owner case dismissed in obscenity matter
Three year old charges of selling obscene literature against Paul Chapman, former Readmor Bookstore operator at 129 Anza Street, Fremont, were dropped in municipal court after Deputy District Attorney Jack Burke moved for dismissal for lack of evidence. The case had waivered through appellate courts up to the U.S. Supreme Court. Brown, Chapman’s Hollywood attorney, said the dismissal signals the state’s reluctance to seek higher court review.
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U.S. Supreme Court
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Burke
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Hollywood
Brown
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Ohlone College
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Supreme Court
Nixon orders universal anti hijack precautions on all U S air travel
President Nixon extended security measures to every passenger on domestic flights after two hijackings in California. The Western White House said the rule covers short haul as well as international services, with FAA to detail minimum inspections next week.
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Nixon
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White House
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Fornia Woast
Federal Aviation Administration
Real estate role eyed in San Leandro housing plan
A HUD letter to San Leandro's mayor prompts rewriting of a proposed 100000 federal grant aimed at ending discriminatory housing. Officials plan to involve real estate firms more, with demonstrations on expanding minority housing and a rental agency idea. Local committee members and realtors review the revised plan to meet funding priorities.
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Run Staly
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Iavold B. Finger
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Finger
San Teandro
Jack D. Maltester
HUD
Deal Bain
Ine del Green
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Mallester
Pleasant Weekend Weather Forecast With Mild Temperatures
Temperatures will range from the high 60s to the low 70s making for a comfortable day tomorrow. Variable high clouds, lows in the 50s, and westerly winds 10 to 20 mph are forecast. More weather on page 12.
California unemployment rate rises to one percent in June
The Reagan administration reports California's jobless rate increased to 1 percent in June while total employment hit a record 8,254,600. Unemployed rose from 494,000 to 570,000 with 77,400 on job rolls, and Los Angeles remained at 5.9 percent unemployment as employment climbed by 51,500. Other areas showed varied rates with Sacramento at 6.1 and Stockton at 8.8 percent.
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Svith
Big Say
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Jast
New program cracks down on unlicensed dogs in Hayward
Hayward rolls out a new animal control plan led by Charles Nalley to curb unlicensed dogs and stray complaints. Since opening, 13 notices issued for unlicensed or unvaccinated animals as officers seek compliance. Penalties rise after August 15, with an $8 per animal license and $4 base fee plus penalties.
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Naley
Shays
South County
Alameda County Animal Control Service
Hesperian Blvd
City Hall
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