Inmate to face rape charge in Livermore case
David W. Wallace, 24, of 471 Labaren Ave, was arraigned in municipal court on rape charges. He was transferred from a Nevada state prison to answer the accusations. The case involves a Livermore girl reportedly abducted in a separate incident. The report notes Wallace is serving a prior rape sentence.
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Fremont forum weighs public ambulance plan amid high private costs
Washington Township officials and Fremont area leaders debated public ambulance feasibility after hospital officials said in-house service is unaffordable. Newark councilman urged examining alternatives to costly private ambulances while officials suggested leveraging local first aid units for emergency transport. The directors referred the issue to the joint Washington Township executive committee for study.
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County fair attendance down at Alameda County Fair
Pleasanton reports attendance dropped 17,015 from 369,549 last year to 352,534 amid heat waves. Trade at the track fell by 313 , bringing in 8,922,599 versus 9,187,564 prior year. Livestock auctions rose, bumper sales totaling about 520,000, with 107 animals averaging 102,491. prices per pound listed for cattle, sheep, and swine.
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Indicted in 1970 San Francisco skyjacking case
Federal grand jury indicted Lubomir Pelcher as an accomplice in the Pacific Southwest Airlines A7 hijacking that ended in a fatal airport gunbattle at San Francisco International Airport. The indictment cites Pelcher awaiting at a remote Puntzi airstrip in British Columbia for the hijackers and a ransom payment. The hijackers and a passenger died in the firefight. Pelcher and the others are natives of Warrenburg, Wisconsin, with arrest in Oakland. One count of aiding and abetting air piracy carries a minimum 20 year term.
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BART Strike Postponed Amid Hiring Policy Fight
United Public Employees Local 390 seeks court action over BART hiring rules set by arbitrator Sam Kagel. A strike deadline was pushed back after a Friday vote by BART workers amid fears new hires from other systems would gain seniority over current staff. A further Alameda County hearing on August 1 will decide if the August 2 strike deadline is stayed.
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Seven youths arrested in Fremont burglary near Les C silas Homes
An 11 year old Fremont youth and six juveniles were arrested last night near a model home at Les Celilas Homes construction area at Driscoll Boat and Joyce Street. One youth hid under a desk. Mike Abbey was found hiding at 273 Kt Men ry Bt. The group faced burglary charges with one also charged for marijuana possession. Bail set at $4000. Four marijuana cigarettes and two plastic bags of marijuana were found in the house, plus marijuana seeds on a desk. Three youths were reprimanded and released to their parents.
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Concrete strike pact backed by San Francisco negotiators
After six weeks of talks and an all-night session, negotiators reached a tentative agreement to end the concrete drivers strike in Northern California. Federal mediator Gene Barry announced the settlement, with details to stay secret until union locals in San Francisco Santa Clara and Contra Costa Counties hold ratification meetings Friday. if approved, work could resume by Monday.
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California Labor Uplifts McGovern Endorsement Hope
In Sacramento a California labor leader predicts strong McGovern backing from unions like the AFL-CIO affiliates. IAM official Robert Simpson says convention action could endorse McGovern despite the national council's stance, with California unions totaling about 1.8 million members and a September Los Angeles gathering to decide.
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Nixon wage bill rejected in Senate clash
The Senate considered the Democratic wage bill amid House passage last May. Administration arguments warned of inflation and job losses as the plan would raise minimum wages to about $2 per hour, affecting 14 to 15 million workers, with broad coverage across industries. Democrats countered that prior warnings have failed and urged swift reconciliation with the House measure guiding a two dollar hourly target.
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Paris Peace Talks Stall As US Presses For Proposals
The Paris talks stall as the United States urges a clearer presentation of North Vietnamese and Allied proposals. Officials say further meetings will be announced, with both Hanoi and Washington seeking discreet discussions while avoiding public disclosure of backroom talks.
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Doctors puzzled by tiny boy in San Diego case
A Mexican boy in Tijuana with stunted growth baffles doctors after three normal years. Researchers led by Dr. David Chadwick at Chil dren's Hospital in La Jolla seek a missing tissue factor or other cause. Blood samples will go to Washington University and other institutes for study. Column notes a separate tax case involving Connecticut industrialist Vivian Kellems appealing a U.S. tax court ruling.
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Father prints sketch of killer in search of justice
A father released a composite drawing of a long haired man aged about 25 seen near Miss Kravitt’s apartment the night before her body was found. Police note the suspect is described as six feet tall and known to the victim. The case unsettles his family who plead for the culprit’s capture.
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Labor rift over AFL-CIO funds and McGovern campaign
The AFL-CIO leadership debated diverting union political funds from McGovern to elect labor allies in Congress. Meany warned non members may donate directly to McGovern. some unions might cut funds, while surveys show most members align with their unions. McGovern indicated confusion over Meany’s stance as debate intensified within the labor coalition.
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Army housing reform extends child access to on base homes
In a new Army reform soldiers with children living in military housing will gain shared access to on base homes. The change applies to those in older wage bands and aims to ensure dependents have housing options. The policy shifts prioritize children aged up to twelve in goverment assisted housing contexts.
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OBrien to chair McGovern campaign in major role
Washington AP UPI reports Lawrance F OBrien named national campaign chairman for McGovern to unify the Democratic Party and advise on policy and strategy. He will not run daily operations but participate in major decisions and bolster Democratic support nationwide.
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Long-running rail dispute settled in Washington
Railroad industry and union officials announced a total settlement of a decades-old labor dispute involving railroad firemen. The agreement preserves jobs for about 10,000 current firemen and requires engineers to be promoted from within firemen ranks. The prior elimination of nearly 20,000 firemen over eight years followed a federal arbitration ruling or congressional action.
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Nixon Drops Antistrike Bill Plans in Redraft
Washington reports President Nixon abandoned controversial antistrike legislation and will redraft after talks with union leaders. The White House stressed the move is not a deal to win labor support for his re election bid. The proposal would have set a formal process with an impartial panel to impose a settlement.
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