San Francisco Gold Co Rename Ties to Mafia Probe
San Francisco based firm formerly Paul Maris Co changes its name to San Francisco Gold Co. Richard A. Banks says the shift disassociates from former president linked to Mafia informant expose. The company had ties to a Newark store project and cited public safety of witness Gerald Zelma-Boivitz’s altered identity.
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Federal funds planned to clear eucalyptus in Oakland hills
The Federal Thisuster Assissiante Administration announces a 935000 grant to clear fire breaks through dead eucalyptus trees in Oakland hills. Regional administrator Robert Stevens said the funds target fire hazard from a cold snap causing sap issues.
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Soviet water experts tour Tahoe plant and drink purified waste
Russian environmental specialists toured the Lake Tahoe Basin facility, testing a three stage water purification system. They drank the purified water to prove results and discussed pollution prevention as part of a U.S.-Soviet environmental protection program.
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California woman loses $16,000 in insurance battle
The U S Circuit Court upheld a lower court ruling that Viva Spearman cannot claim Edward Spearman's $10,000 life policy as his widow. Edward died Oct 1 1969. Mary Spearman argued Edward never legally voided prior marriage. Viva sought putative widow status but was denied due to no bona fide claim.
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Teen faces murder charge in LA motorcycle patrolman shooting
Patriot Michael Hunter, an eight year old fugitive from Placer County, is ordered to be tried on murder and related charges for the fatal shooting of Patrolman Ofkey Ceraceilo in Van Nuys. The case includes robbery burglary and car theft counts. Arraignment set for July 2 in Van Nuys Superior Court.
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Murder case goes to jury in Tidwell trial
The jury deliberates in Contra Costa County Superior Court over Tidwell and his brother Robert for the Orland wedding murder and earlier DeForest killings. Prosecutors argue similar patterns link the crimes, while defense seeks doubt about motive and evidence.
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Jeannelle DeForest
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Price Index Rises Nine Percent In June
Ottawa based Statistique Canada reports the Consumer Price Index jumped 9.0 percent from May to June reaching 1497. Food prices drove most of the increase with food eaten at home up sharply. The index, used to gauge inflation, shows an 8.1 percent rise year to date through June 1972.
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Kennedy condemns unjustified sterilizations in federal program
Sen Edward M Kennedy says two young Black girls were sterilized without informed consent in a federally financed Montgomery Alabama family planning clinic. He cites shifts in funding from OEO to HEW and halted contraceptive injections, urging stronger safeguards for human research. Witnesses include Dr Henry Simmons and Dr Warren Hern.
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PUC Orders Railroad to Keep Newark Station Open
Railroad mixup and rising complaints push commission to require Newark depot stay open. Local companies report delayed cars and lost service after the Niles shift, with Pacific States Steel and Melkesson Chemical citing debris and slow responses. The railroad says savings justify closing Niles, while Pacific States agrees to test a Newark-based plan.
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Study Finds Biochemical Similarities in Couples Living Together
Dr. Emmanuel Cher sith Willo reports a study showing debtors with spouses share the same biochemical problems. The research notes similarities in cholesterol, blood sugar, and lipid balance, suggesting living together may align biological factors.
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Trish violence death in Bella sparks deadly night
UPI reports a man was killed in Bella during a night of violence involving youths and clashes across the town. A second man was seriously wounded by gunfire amid multiple incidents and tasing reports, heightening local fear after a four year period of unrest.
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Mills to seek Bethesda treatment for back condition
UPI reports Wilham D. Mills chairman of the Horse Ways and Means Committee will enter Bethesda Naval Hospital this week for treatment of a back ailment that may end his congressional career. He may be placed in traction after exams and expects a short stay, delaying any decision on retirement.
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BART wage talks continue after board offer
The BART board agreed to freeze higher than scale wages for employees who transferred from other agencies. Unions demand immediate equalization and rejected the current offer. Negotiations were set to resume after a board meeting.
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Prnmey Honors Mike 5- Head Basketball Coach
Mike 5 resigns as head basketball coach and teacher at AV high school to join the Chicago Police. Prnmey notes his service and shifts to a new role with Chicago Police Department.
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Dream vanishes for Yugoslav immigrant at Chicago airport
Yugoslav immigrant Soubasefski, 16, arrested after attempting to board at O’Hare with a nonfiring .22 revolver tucked in his waistband. He claimed he feared attack after two were assaulting him, and police say two companions, later found to be using false addresses, may be connected to a related robbery that deprived him of 12,500 cash and 100 in traveler’s checks. The man later had his case postponed but recovered his travelers checks.
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Treasure hunters claim Spanish galleon wreck off Florida
Treasure Salvors reports finding the Nuestra Señora de Atocha wreck 40 miles southwest of Key West after nine days of diving in the Marquesas. Key evidence includes two silver bars matching the ship's manifest and a trove of coins, jewelry, guns, and cannon balls worth potentially hundreds of millions. Florida historians call the discovery spectacular for treasure and history.
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Mitchell denies spy proposals in Watergate related suit
Mitchell says he nixed electronic surveillance talk at Democratic HQ. He contrasts his Senate Judiciary testimony last March before leaving the Justice Department, claiming no responsibilities in Nixon campaign. He appears vain, shakes, and jokes about his wife’s location, with his lawyer stating she’s in the South.
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School districts brace for fuel shortages and travel cuts
Officials warn gasoline costs may force emergency measures for fire districts and schools. Benson plans field trips and extra transport as a cautious approach, while the district weighs limiting fuel use despite adding a new school bus. Local cities share concerns, with Alameda and district leaders weighing the implications and possible state help.
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