End of Deliberation in Beal Escape Murder Case
Jurors in the Renate Wayne Beal escape murder case announced they needed more time after two days of deliberation. Defendants Benton Burl and Avdsca Burl faced testimony about their alleged aid to Beal's escape. The trial spanned about three months with one witness killed and another wounded during the escape.
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San Barnardino
Renate Wayne Beal
Previe Uted Uepurel Mission
Benton Burl
Avdsca
Hayward
Beaty
Tad
Breast milk sought for infant in Oakland hospital
Audrey Melton of Premont urgently needs 30 ounces of breast milk daily for the next six months due to a bowel condition keeping her in Oakland Children’s Hospital. Her parents, Sh. and Mrs. Dennis Melton, request help from district health care offices and list contact numbers for Tri-City, San Leandro, and Livermore offices.
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Oakland
Childrée’s Hospital
Audela
Dennis Melton
Valleju St
County Healt Care Services
Tri-City
San Leandro
Liveravore-Pleasaiton
Wah
Veteran Deputy Hank Marks Dies After Illness
Heny Marks a 2 year veteran of the Alameda County Sheriff's Department died yesterday after brain illness. He served as detective division chief at the Eden Township substation for eight years before retirement. He was a member of the Elks and is survived by his wife Beverly and son Skip. Services planned at Sunlus Robinson Mortuary in San Leandro with contributions to the American Cancer Society requested.
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Heny
Hank” Marks
Alameda County
Marks
Dilsbunh
Te Elks
Beverly
Skip
Trobinson Mortuary
We Aimerican Cancer Society
GM recalls 3 100 Fremont autos over brake part issue
General Motors recalls 3 100 Fremont assembly plant autos after brake parts may be missing in the brake master cylinder push rod allowing dirt and water to reach the braking system. About 5 800 other vehicles from different plants are also recalled for related hydraulic brake risks.
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Eremont
Fremont
General Motors
Detroit
GMC
San Francisco
Hye
Lawrence lab worker kills self in Livermore
Lawrence Livermore supervisor Earl Farshler apparently took his life yesterday. He was found in the driveway behind his Livermore home with a shotgun across his legs and head. Coroner Judy Bergeron said a note cited medical problems and an ongoing probe, and the body was removed at 10 40 am.
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Livermors
Earl Farshler
Lawrence Livermore Lulywalsiy
Maraeda
Judy Bergeron
Marshler
Farshler
Warshler
Tie Cordber
Film maker denies drug count in San Francisco case
Mex de Renzy an American erotic film producer denied involvement in a drug count after returning from a voyage with eight crew members and six swommen. He said authorities have found him innocent and that the crew would fly back to Vancouver for a hearing on Tuesday where charges are expected to be dropped.
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UPL
Mex de Renzy
Vertouver Munday
Canada
de Renay
Ile San Franses
Renzy
Navy
de Reney
Vancouver
Pomares Kin Faces Drug Trial In Superior Court
Son of a former San Juan official stands trial on a charge of possessing 270,600 amphetamine tablets. Attorney Hurt seeks venue change and a courtroom cleared of nonessential people. Police say the drugs were found in the suspect’s garage as part of ongoing undercover activity.
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Roy G. Trwei
Fa Alsa Dogied & Pormatia
Tomares
Wai Gale
Texring Ravian
Ideyat Avug
Leo
Growth limit suit filed in San Jose housing moratorium
A group of developers and contractors filed a suit in Santa Clara County seeking to overturn San Jose's Laceyear Moratorium on new housing in crowded school areas. They seek an injunction to halt further building and for constitutional review. A June hearing is scheduled before Superior Court Judge Homer B. Thompson.
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San Jose
UPI
Buildo's Association
Santa Gera
Santa Crux Counties
Superior Court
Homer B. Thompson
Target plan tests hills as prime city features
City planners propose a 864 acre target area between Durham Road Mission Boulevard and Interstate 80 for new development while preserving visual landmarks and canyon character. Restrictions limit buildable land to 469 acres with density controls and environmental protections including fossil sites, archaeology, and non residential use on fault zones. Open space and recreation will guide private housing with varied types and prices plus horse trails.
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North Plain
Robbins
Weel Mission Hills
Tarvel Plenng
Durham Road
Mission Boulevan
Interstate 80
Washington Boulevard
Bai
Suni
Mission San Jose
Whitfield Dwavior High School
Wayswille Park
Paseo Park
Pine
Fim Obie College
Doym
Nixon tapes kept private amid Watergate testimony
Testimony covers funds raised to aid Watergate defendants and alleged White House tape practices. Kalmbach and others discuss payments, telephone bugs, and the scope of taped conversations. Butterfield confirms a long standing tape system and its intended historical use while indicating limited comment on public release.
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Staate Committee
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Kalmbach
House
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Whasewulem
Tinutile
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Gly Poliverman
White House
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Chong
Ulasewiaz
Kuldubael
California
Howse
John J. Thrlichman
Watergate
Democratic Tapty
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Mixon
Louk
Hope Recorders
Alexander P. Buttarfield
Federal Aviatiog Administration
FAA
Moscow
Pune
Butterfield
Tli Secret Service
Oval
Gerald L. Walken
Senate
Tinther Watergate
Archibald Cox
Washington
Wales Gate
Dames
W. McCord Jr
McCord
Cox
Pentagon confesses secret raids in Cambodia 1969 70
Defense officials disclosed that about 1400 covert operations occurred in Cambodia beginning in March 1969. Details were kept from the public to avoid inflaming a delicate regional situation as the strikes targeted areas alleged to harbor enemy forces.
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Pentagon
Cambea
Hughes
Friedhein
Sen
South Vietnam
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Cambora
Defense
James & Schlesinger
Cunthadia
Prince Norndont Sihaeniotik
Jewish education fund starts with $6 million in Geneva
A new Jewish education foundation with headquarters in Jerusalem launches with six million dollars to support schools worldwide. It will publish textbooks and a Jewish history for six decades, fund teacher training and seminars, and provide annual educational programs for Jewish schools globally.
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Jerusalem
US brings home B52s from Pacific after Vietnam era
The Air Force began returning B52 bombers sent to the Pacific during the March 1972 North Vietnam invasion. About 15 aircraft were redeployed in stages, nine were flown back Sunday and Monday, with six more to complete the trip. The bombers will be based at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base in North Carolina.
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Air Force
United States
Pacific
South Vietnam
Te Paoniagon
Manly
Seymour Johnson Air Force Base
North Carolina
Medford Post Offices Ad Signs Motorcycle For Sale
A fragment from the Medford Oregon area shows an unusual poster or ad in the post offices announcing a motorcycle for sale with partial names and a memorial hospital reference. The readable lines include Medford and Rogue Valley area hints.
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Medford
Ore
UPI
Roland
Ron
Rogue Valtog Memorial Hospital
Pipeline GE biggest project looms for Alaska oil link
UPI reports an interior department official says the proposed 789 mile trans Alaska oil pipeline and tanker facilities would be the largest construction program, creating up to 16 000 jobs if operative. Alaska construction involves about 26 000 jobs. the tanker build could add thousands more. The line would run from Prudhoe Bay to Valdez and aims to ease the energy crisis within years.
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UPI
Interior Department
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Il Coud Creste
Alaska
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Bilion Hare Also Field
Valdez
Gulf of Alaska
Kent cigarette contest ordered to be re judged
Washington UPI reports Kent cigarette contest run by Blue Ribbon Promotions faced re judging after the FTC found the original scoring method unfair. Entries like the Jeter word prompt and 161 word minimum affected final selection and potential winners. The agency ordered a fair re‑judging and possible new winners, while promoters caution on number of possible changes.
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Washington
UPI
London
Thal
Kenk
Federal Peace Consumission
FTC
Blue Ribbon Promotions Inc
New York
Lola
FTG
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Jagoda
Ment
Joan Z. Bargstein
IDO
Bureau of Consumer Protection
Senate OKs Alaska oil pipeline amid environmental concerns
The Senate backed the Alaska oil pipeline with amendments from Henry M Jackson aimed at limiting court action by environmental groups that had blocked the project earlier. Jackson warned more litigation and costs could delay the plan, while opponents gained grounds to challenge NEPA compliance. The vote included delaying tactics to expedite congressional action and potential overrides of presidential decisions.
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Ali
Agee
Henry M. Jackson
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Wenry M Tackson
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