Man Charged In Fatal Hayward San Mateo Bridge Crash
A Union City man faces manslaughter and reckless driving charges after a fiery collision on the Hayward San Mateo Bridge that killed a two year old boy and injured several others. Victim Anthony Murtines of Honolulu identified. passenger Stanely L. Mardines of Union City is father of the child. Vehicle driven by John Santiago Jr. of Fremont involved. other driver Herburt Floyd, 34, of Union City accused of the crash. The Floyd car reportedly burst into flames. rescuers pulled victims from the wreckage. Both Murtines and Floyd hospitalized with non critical injuries. Funeral services announced for Countess Lillian Remillard Dar dint of Oakland.
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Union City
Dawin City
Jeroy Gropken
Hayvard-San Mateo
California Highway Patrol
Anthony Murtines
Honolulu
Stanley L. Mardines
Tives
Alamo SL
John Santiago Jr
Saint Ady
Jam St. Fremont
Tonek Wari
Allesborough
Lillian Remillard
Strom
Sam Francisca Peninsule
Livermore
Willy
Llanlay Boulevaril
Pleasantan
Howe
Dandlni
San Bernardino Prison Guard Ambush Defendants Convicted
Aanan Burt and wife and co defendants were found guilty of second degree murder and related counts for the ambush shooting of a guard while escorting Beaty from the California Institution for Men. Beaty, freed then recaptured, testified as a state witness. Sentencing set for August 8.
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Spt
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Ching Wisoner
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sAndrea
Holman Burt
Qanvituuil
Ronald Wayne Mealy
Jose Sauchez
California
Chiou
George Filugerakl
Burts
Hayward
Burt
Stanford
Beaty
China
San Francisco
Charles Garry
Fire damage set at $4,500 in Newark incident
A Newark incident caused $4,500 in fire damage at Jones Hammitton Co. 400 Enterprise Drive. Steam heat heated six drums of a volatile chemical. a roller failed to rotate the drum. No firefighters were injured due to protective gear.
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Newark
Jones-Hammitton Co
Dey Uncrum
Heapne
Finefighters
Fremont cocktail lounge robbed at 9 58 am
Lavoy Joseph Inerra, manager of the Bar, said a robber entered Heidi Ab Mleine's cocktail lounge on Wro Wont Blvd at 9 58 am and forced the manager into a back room for 15 minutes. The thief took cash from the register and a coil holder before fleeing.
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Neasalon
Thtorre
Titorre
Inlarre
Twenty Acres Burned on Ohlone College Site Range
Fire scorched twenty acres of rangeland near the new Ohlone College construction site above the campus. Fire units from five Premutl and state forestry teams fought the blaze, reaching the hot terrain as water tanks and bulldozers aided suppression. Flames spread uphill through grass with a few live trees threatened, and the fire never came within 200 yards of the campus.
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Fremont
Ohlone College
Willroe Studios
Wea
Five Department
San Raphael jury selected in Marin County murder case
In Marin County Superior Court, jurors including seven men and five women were chosen for the trial of a 22 year old man charged in the slaying of Melvin Sebalberg and his wife. Insanity defense slated to be argued. judge delayed oath until higher court rules on combining charges.
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Apia Jiry
Bool W. Badayan
Mill Valley
Moses
Moy
Ury Rexavon
Veeson
Marin County
GOP Pushes To Keep Lower Wage At $2.20 An Hour
Senate Republicans warn the proposed minimum wage rise to $2.20 an hour risks a presidential veto as final action nears. The GOP substitute would extend coverage to overtimes and include federal, state, and local workers, farm and seasonal roles limited. Backers call it a targeted plan to aid low income workers, while opponents frame it as enabling Nixon’s economic program and poverty reliance.
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Washington
Senate
Eligie Tor Lim
Chicago woman gives away money on Michigan Avenue
A unidentified six foot tall woman in Chicago near the river reportedly handed out real one dollar bills during the Thursday afternoon rush hour. She claimed she came from Swansea Wales and had been traveling via New York. A passerby said she dispersed roughly a thousand dollars, each note marked with red ink, while she explained she would distribute more later.
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Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Chicago River
Gwyneth Margen
Swansea
Wales
New York
Walt Tine
Mu Niaulsons
Banks raise prime lending rate across San Francisco area
State banks in San Francisco and California boosted their prime lending rate from 4.2 to 5.0 percent, following a move by Bay Area banks. Major lenders including Bank of America Bank of California United California Bank Security Pacific and Wells Fargo joined the increase, marking the tenth rate rise this year.
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Apa
California
Bank of America
Bank of California
United California Bank
Security Pacific
Wells Face
hawWest
First National Bay of Chicago
New York
Chemical Bank
Haver, Marine Midland
Wranklin National Bank
Brown cites GOP election fraud in California
Secretary of State Browne G. Brown Jr claims GOP election fraud and conspiracies by Republicans to prosecute opponents, alleges a system of payoffs and constables aimed at undermining honest campaigning, and promises action to restore public confidence amid concerns over Watergate era corruption.
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UPS
Browne G. Brown Jr
Ds Qaly
Caltiavice
Tiny
Magruder knew of bugging plan confirmation discussed
The account describes officials including Mitchill and H. Garden Liddy, with Lane noting Mitchill showed little enthusiasm and sought to terminate talks. White House aides testified that tap recordings were not the test of Nixon conversations, while Ervin suggested broader steps if no release agreement is reached. The dialogue references Cox, the Watergate probe, and committee discussions on tapes.
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Nixon
White House
Cox
Tesh
Sinintiller
Sam J. Ervin
DAC
Willie
Senator Jackson cites alleged fraud in Russ wheat deal
Senator Henry M. Jackson of Washington alleges the Agriculture Department and the Commodity Exchange Authority hid advance knowledge of a 1 billion Soviet grain sale. He says affidavits show agency awareness before sales and reports falsified to keep sales domestic. He warns hearings may reveal violations of federal law and secrecy in farm to exchange dealings.
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Russ
Washington
UPI
Henry Mylaucy
D.wash
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Ailyance
Senate Permanent
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Center
General Accounting Office
U.S
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Department of Agriculture
Commodity Lietange Authority
Scurel
Ram Ameria
Antic Patel
Nixon forecast to hike food costs in new policy phase
Nixon and aides outlined Phase IV aims to curb inflation by mandatory controls on wages and select prices. They warned food prices would rise, with grocery costs likely climbing within a week as wholesalers pass past freeze losses to retailers.
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Ee i
Shaitz
Lee Batt
Nixott
Myer
Timinler
Ishur Teaders
Pat- Tick Gorman
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Peruit
Paul den Wings
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National Association of Aad
Fie Fietroleum
Cansbevelion
S H Green Stamps to redeem for cash nationwide plan
Washington reports S H Green Stamps will begin cash redemption nationwide after a court endorsed the plan. California already offers cash, with 2 cents per stamp expected. Kansas bans stamp trading. The ruling affects 92 million American families and U S stamp redemptions totaled 363 million in 1972.
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Washington
UPT
California
Medieral P Race Commission
PTC
Wellnestay
Kansan
Supreme Court
High Court
PMNT
Sperry and Hutchinson, Inc
New York
Ohlone College Board Approves Budget Amid Tax Hike
Ohlone College trustees approved a 5,020,492 budget with a 0.35 dollar tax increase during the current year. The rise funds employee retirement and health benefits and interdistrict tuition. The district plans equipment purchases for library, telephone, and instructional TV systems, with several new faculty positions and anticipated revenue changes due to Senate Bill 1 and shifting state aid.
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Frawley
Flenarl-Newark
Yn Ailillan
Crawley
Barrael
Stephen
Epler
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