Union City Driver Charged In Drunken Highway Crash
Union Onlg aman faces charges of manslaughter and drunken driving after a wreck on Highway 880 near the Hayware Sao Mateo Bule left a two year old boy dead. Victim identified as Anthony Martines of Hopahia. Father Stanley Martines, 24, survived. Driver John Santiago of Fremont was rear ended by Floyd of Union City. Pedestrian bystander Pulled from flames. Both Martines and Moya hospitalized with non life threatening injuries.
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Countess Dendini Dies at 93 in Hillsborough Ca
Countess Lillian Dandini, wealthy heiress and owner of Carollands mansion, dies at 93 in Hillsborough California. She lived years in Livermore and Amador Valley. her grand estate hosted balls with up to 1400 guests, and the property endured several fires and a planned demolition. Her marriage to Count Alessando Giroll Dandini ended in divorce. she had prominent ties to California real estate and Latin nobility.
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Couple found guilty of murder in California prison ambush
Amat Burt, 18, and his wife were convicted in San Bernardino of first degree murder and related counts for the 1972 ambush that killed guard Ronald Beaty during a prisoner transfer at the California Institution for Men in China. Beaty was fatally shot. another guard was wounded. The Burts, living at Hayward at arrest, also faced assault and escape charges. sentencing set for August 8. Beaty’s killer Beaty was recaptured and received a life term after turning state's evidence. Defense seeks new trial.
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Industrial building ban proposed in San Lorenzo area
The San Lorenzo Village Association will urge a moratorium on industrial building to shield residential streets from truck traffic. The plan targets a San Lorenzo parcel south of San Lorenzo Creek near Grant Avenue and Backman Road, with county involvement and a warehouse site already approved nearby.
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Jury delays planned in Marin County insanity trial
In Marin County, a judge postponed swearing in the jury as proceedings in the insanity phase of a trial faced delays. The case involves Brent W. Bedagan and other defendants, with legal maneuvers pending before the State Supreme Court and a review by the Court of Appeal.
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Weatherman Indicted Over Underground Bomb Plots
A federal grand jury indicted Mark Real and two other Weatherman leaders for conspiring to carry out underground bombings targeting government and commercial sites nationwide. The San Francisco indictment alleges Real stored making materials in a Pine Street apartment between 1920 and 1921, tying him to the group’s early activities.
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Republicans oppose $2.20 minimum wage bill in Nixon era clash
Senate Republicans attack a base bill raising the minimum wage to 2.20 an hour citing veto risk while Democrats defend a broader plan. Key sponsors Williams and Javits push for expanded coverage affecting federal and small employers, migrant and farm workers, and overtime rules amid partisan debate.
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Chicago woman gives away money to strangers
A Chicago woman, described as Mrs Givys Margay from Swatera Wales, distributed dollar bills on Michigan Avenue after a New York man told her to give money away. She stood near the Chicago River, yielding cash to passersby for about 45 minutes, saying she did it to do nice things like in Wales.
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State banks raise prime rates in California banks hike
California commercial banks lifted the prime lending rate from 8 1/4 to 8 7 per cent as Eastern banks faced a feud. Banks cited include Bank of America Bank of California United California Bank Security Pacific and Wells Fargo. The move marks the sixth rate increase this year and the prime rate now stands at 4 per cent. The first to act in spring was Chicago's National Bank of Chicago followed by New York's Electrical Bank Manufacturers Hanover and others.
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Brown cites GOP election fraud and fresh remarks
A fragmented report quotes Brown, a gubernatorial candidate, accusing GOP election fraud schemes. The text mentions early and ongoing legal actions, a secretary of state figure, and calls for official clarification while railing against perceived manipulation and political opportunism. The language is garbled and reference to several unnamed officials and events is unclear.
Bugging Plan Details Surface in Watergate Hearing
Testimony reveals misgivings about approving the bugging scheme linked to the 1970s White House efforts. LaRue recalls Mitchell’s cooler reaction while Cox seeks white house tapes. Archibald Cox’s probe and tape recording practices are discussed as congressional hearings press for answers.
Senator cites alleged fraud in Russ wheat deal
Senator Henry M. Jackson said he possesses evidence that the Agriculture Department knew in advance of last year’s $1 billion Baltic grain deal and that officials and firms falsified reports to conceal sales. He claims the GAO found officials were unaware Russians bought from American firms and that secrecy was encouraged by the Agriculture Department and Commodity Exchange Authority. He cites information indicating the department leaked data on Russian wheat failures and secret terms to farmers while issuing misleading overseas market reports.
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Nixon advisors warn new phase will raise food costs
The Nixon administration signals Phase IV aims to lift food prices in the latter part of 1973, with officials saying increases will be greater than desired. Plans include gradual price freedom for utilities and most services, while beef remains under current ceilings until September. Labor leaders criticize the policy, warning it burdens working families as grocery costs are expected to rise.
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S and H Green Stamps Move to Cash Redemptions
Washington reports the FTC tentatively allows nationwide cash redemption of S and H Green Stamps starting Sept. 18, with $2 per stamp in most states. The program expands after a Supreme Court ruling confirming the agency’s power to curb unfair consumer practices, while allowing existing stamp exchanges to operate.
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Deputies Mistakenly Arrest Man Twice in County
Sheril deputies incorrectly detained an innocent man twice, with contrasting denials from Deputy Schnell and Sheriff’s officials. Santucci notes Schnell offered no protest at jail, while Schnell reportedly faced questions over records. Attorneys advised legal action could be costly. a potential lawsuit against the sheriff’s department was discussed.
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