Student council funds approved for legal challenge
Hayward California State College students will spend 600 dollars on two lawyers to challenge election validity. Dean of Students Lyle Ediminon announced the expenditure on advice from Los Angeles attorney Nomar Bipstein. Alameda County Superior Court Judge Spur geon Avakian ordered the council to seat spring quarter electees as the legitimate student government. The outgoing council had refused to validate results and planned to wait until fall for a new vote.
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Regional rule changes boost Bay Area governance plan
ABAG leaders backed a compromise to enlarge the governing Bay Area agency with 40 new constituent seats and three district representatives in Knox's bill. Alameda County backed the deal, SF and adjacent counties opposed, as HUD funding for two thirds of local transit projects was approved for ABAG. Directives urged housing as priority to protect HUD funds. Union City won a $9000 HUD grant for open space and land acquisition.
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Innocent plea in Castro Valley crash case
Mrs. Sundhlen pleaded not guilty to felony driving while intoxicated and two counts of manslaughter for the July 1 motor crash that killed 18 year old William Belk and 15 year old Sabrina Barker on Redwood Road. Bell's sister Virginia was seriously injured and discharged from Eden Hospital. A preliminary hearing was set for August 11 at 2 pm in Hayward Municipal Court.
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County jail pair stage escape at San Leandro
Two inmates being transported from Santa Rita to Oakland escaped when the prison bus stopped at the San Leandro Municipal Court building. Edie Shaw was subdued after a struggle with deputies, while Depree Yoling fled but was later captured. Frye wrestled for the gun. both deputies suffered minor injuries. Suspects charged with escape assault on a police officer and theft.
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Agnew slams intellectuals in Congo visit speech
Vice President Spiro Agnew ridiculed intellectuals as opinion thinkers during a Congo visit aimed at securing more American investment. He urged education of bricklayers and carpenters, while Mobutu hosted a reception at Palais des Nations with Andrew Bo Bohki and other officials in Kinshasa.
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Harris sets press meet as Dems eye 1970 nomination
Sen Fred Harris of Oklahoma plans a press gathering to outline 1970 presidential aims. He is not seeking reelection to the Senate, and Gerald Harris associate Lawrence Owen Harris is mentioned as a possible successor with ties to Oklahoma University and a private law practice.
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Fremont Man Reports Damage After Car Cut In
Lewis of 2485 Bishop Ave eastbound on Grimmer Boulevard swerved when another vehicle cut into his path. Police disclosed he held only a learner's permit. The accident remains under investigation.
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Railroad walkout worsens labor turmoil in US telecoms
A telephone workers strike sparked vandalism across several states including Illinois Indiana Michigan and New York leading to hundreds of thousands in damages. CWA District 4 VP Ray Stevens denied reports of violence and condemned vandalism while Bell Telephone cut talks with the union over violence. Incidents included damaged cables burned garages and service outages affecting tens of thousands of customers. Local police arrested six suspects tied to the unrest as talks continued at various company levels nationwide.
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Newton judge clears court after jeering in trial
Testimony shows Fredericks claims arrest and rights while 85 Black Panther supporters jeered. Bailiffs cleared the courtroom amid heavy security as Garey urged more measures. A prior verdict was overturned on appeal, prompting a new trial. Witnesses described chaotic scenes and disputed accounts of the 1968 shootout.
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Foster parents flee face court in custody bid
New York reports indicate a Massapequa couple, Herbert Volk and partners, fight to retain custody of a child amid state moves to place the child with Spence-Chaspi adoption officials. The case involves the child's Chinese natural mother and foster parents, with court set for next Wednesday.
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Nationwide labor strikes flare across key sectors
The United Transportation Union struck Southern and Union Profile Railroads after a failed 12 hour bargaining session. The Bell system faced sabotage claims amid a third day of telephone walkouts. West Coast shipping halted as longshoremen idle vessels, copper talks in Utah falter, and 3000 auto workers expand actions across plants.
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Maniac slayings tied to object found in campground
Grass Valley authorities said an object found at the Singla Canyon campground could link the maniacal killer to the murders if captured. Sheriff Wayne Brown urged residents to surrender guns as detectives released a composite portrait of the suspect. The attack left Mrs. Donna Fitchluch and John Simmons dead, with Mrs. Martha Parker critically hurt.
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Nixon to visit China early in 1972 in historic move
President Nixon announced plans to visit the People's Republic of China in 1972, saying the action will help reduce tensions and improve US China relations. Kissinger arranged the top secret trip while urging broader diplomacy with Moscow and Taipei reacting with dismay. Premier Chen Enlai extended the invitation and Nixon accepted, stressing no harm to existing ties with Taiwan.
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Explosive scare shuts Tucson area after arrest
Authorities evacuated a wide area around a Tucson home as agents seized a nitroglycerin like chemical and arrest of 23 year old University of Arizona student Bryan Bertani on federal explosive charges. An undercover agent bought eight ounces of explosive liquid. arraignment set at 30 000 dollars.
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Subway Fire Triggers Rush Hour Evacuation In NYC
About 40 riders trapped underground during a crowded morning rush as a fire broke in a tunnel beneath Din Square. Movable air and smoke prompted evacuation. Bellevue Hospital treated several with smoke inhalation while Mayor Lindsay ordered an investigation and coordinated the response with transit and fire officials.
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U.S. Economic Outlook Downgraded By Inflation Pressures
The Commerce Department reports rising inflation eroding buying power and slower growth. Officials note mixed indicators with personal income and Gross National Product figures under revision as policymakers reassess forecasts.
Prison guards vote on strike in California system
SAN QUENTIN AP Guards at 13 California State prisons are reported to be voting on a strike. Teamsters and newly organized guards at San Quentin claim the vote was staged. Stewards including James Waller say they are prepared for action if Sacramento fails to act. Governor Reagan vetoed raises and a proposed pay increase. Guards argue their monthly pay of 7977 is low compared with starting police salaries and lacks overtime or differentials. San Quentin wardens say a guards strike would be illegal.
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Nixon speech on China policy hints at balance with allies
The article reviews Nixon's stance on China and U S relations amid criticisms of mistreatment of American diplomats. It links current diplomacy to Eisenhower era ambitions and recalls bipartisan debate in Congress, noting calls for restraint and the priority of protecting allies while pursuing engagement with the People's Republic of China.
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