Judge Lyle B. Cook Named to Alameda County Appellate Post
San Francisco report says Judge Lyle B. Cook will replace Judge Monroe Friedman in Alameda County Superior Court's appellate department after Friedman's retirement. Appointments were announced Thursday by Chief Justice Donald R. Wright, head of the State Supreme Court and Judicial Council.
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Crash kills S J woman and two children in San Jose
A San Jose woman and her two young children died after a head-on collision with a tractor trailer on Bayshore Freeway near San Antonio Road. The truck driver, Fernando Gomez, 26, from Fresno, escaped with minor injuries as the truck overturned and tomatoes spilled. The car caught fire, blocking US 101 for nearly two hours.
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Pilot license suspended for month after near collision
San Francisco captain Leo H. Wuesthoff of the Stolt Condor had his pilot’s license suspended for a month and placed on six months’ probation after a Coast Guard hearing found him negligent. The incident occurred January 30 near the Richmond San Rafael bridge when the Norwegian tanker and the Overseas Suzanne cargo ship narrowly avoided collision marked by red flags signaling explosives.
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Indians Occupy Another Nike Site near Hinsdale
About six Indians moved onto an abandoned Nike facility on Argonne National Laboratory land near Hinsale after leaving a prior Chicago shelter. Tony Culik, head security, said the group entered several small buildings peacefully with cooperative behavior and no tents observed. The site sits on federal property formerly used by Nike.
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Search for Douglas Legg Continues in Adirondack Forest
A large contingent of woodsmen and more than 500 searchers scoured the Adirondacks for Douglas Legg, a Syracuse teen who vanished July 10 while biking on a 11,000 acre estate owned by his great uncle. Green Berets from Fort Devens, who had joined the effort, pulled out yesterday to return to base as rain hampered daytime search efforts.
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Pipe bomb blasts hit Beverly Hills travel office
A small pipe bomb shattered plate glass at the Heron Travel Agency in downtown Beverly Hills, wounding none and prompting a caller to claim revenge for selling trips to Russia. Police said the 1411 a.m. blast caused no fire or injuries as similar bomb threats followed to other travel agencies.
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Bullet riddled body found near Tracy identified by fingerprints
An unidentified woman with multiple bullet wounds was found in sandy terrain southwest of Tracy. The San Joaquin County sheriff's office said she had been dead about three days when discovered by a local citizen. Authorities are pursuing identification through fingerprints.
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Belfast Night Bombings Hit City and Londonderry
Explosions across Belfast and Londonderry set off by extremists damaged an all night cafe and several houses. Police say casualties include three people at the Bellas Night Bite Cafe and two others injured in Woodside Drive, amid one of the worst Ulster bombing sprees since British troops arrived. The blasts targeted locations near a Royal Air Force recruiting office and a local shop as authorities seek suspected IRA members.
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Leary Extradition Not Yet Asked By United States
Swiss authorities said the United States has not requested extradition of Dr. Timothy Leary, the onetime drug advocate, who was arrested in early July on an international warrant. He remains in custody in Switzerland awaiting a Washington extradition decision, health reportedly stable per friends.
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Philippines backs Peking in U N vote move
President Marcos said the Philippines tentatively supports admitting Communist China to the United Nations. He indicated no opposition to the policy move and a final decision would be made after a meeting of the National Morvign Policy Council on August 17.
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Senate Rejects Cloture On Lockheed Loan Bill Debate
The Senate again refused to invoke cloture on a loan guarantee bill aiding Lockheed Aircraft Corp and other big businesses. Vote was 51 to 37, seven short of the two thirds needed, ensuring continued debate through next Monday. House debated identical legislation with a night vote possible.
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House Won't Halt A-Blast Amid Nuclear Test Fears
Washington based UPI report notes House vote 202 to 108 against halting the underground nuclear explosion planned on Amchitka Island as part of the Safeguard antiballistic missile program. Rep. Patsy Mink accuses White House of withholding reports urging cancellation or postponement while Rep. Mel Price defends expert findings of no danger. Mink and Rep. Nick Begich consider federal court action to force release of blast reports if bills fail.
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Nader targets lax inflammable fabrics law and safety labels
Washington UPI Ralph Nader charged the federal government has failed to enforce inflammable fabrics law. He urged a new independent consumer protection agency funded by penalties to punish officials and industry for unsafe products. He criticized HEW and FDA for weak labeling and cited dangerous items like color TVs and rotary lawn mowers.
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Nader Urges Recall Amid Beetle Safety Concerns
Consumer advocate Ralph Nader labels the VW Beetle unsafe citing instability on highways and suspect suspension. He predicts recalls could cost Volkswagen. A responding official defends design and calls Nader’s stance overly alarmist. Oakland and offshore energy notes follow with unrelated items.
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Chickens Eyed Safe to Eat After PCB Feed Contamination
Agriculture Department tests show tainted Wilmington feed may still allow consumption of broiler chickens. Clayton Yeutter states early findings indicate consumers have not been exposed to poultry or pork above tolerances. FDA sets PCBs tolerance at five parts per million, with PCB levels fluctuating during testing.
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Second salami recall hits market shelves again
Washington reports a second recall of Genoa salami from George A Hormel & Co after five weeks. The firm recalls all vacuum packed sliced Genoa salami sold in Chicago Liberty, Pa., Miami Fla., and Minneapolis Minn. over illnesses linked to staphylococcus. Armour & Co also recalled its Gonna salami last week after sickness linked to meat.
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Camp slaying suspect narrows to laborer in Placer County
Nevada County sheriff led a search at a laborer's home as investigators narrowed the case of two Bear River campers killed by a sickle or machete to a missing worker from nearby Placer County. The suspect's name wasn't released and warrants details remain limited. Three others were wounded in the attack. The man had been questioned after the slayings and deputies noted cuts on his hands and arms.
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Nixon Aims For 250 Billion Full Employment Budget
Washington AP The Nixon administration tentatively plans about 250 billion dollars in fiscal 1973 under its full employment budget concept. Officials say the figure is in the ballpark of the administration’s target for the budget to Congress next year, with deficits and revenues tied to the economy’s capacity and employment.
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House panel approves 1.4 million aid for desegregation
A House Education subcommittee ended a stalemate by backing a 1.4 million block for school desegregation aid. One third funded this year, the rest next year, with a push to help districts facing desegregation challenges. The panel also defeated an amendment banning use of funds for noncontoured busing.
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Kane-Miller unit lands government soap contract
United States Angeles based Kane-Miller Company division Bia tdlow contract with State Trading Co of Todia secures a deal worth an unspecified sum to supply 18 000 metric tons of fallow jey for soap manufacture.
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Senator McGovern Attacks Welfare Chiselers Nationwide
Senator George McGovern, speaking at a NWRC convention at Brown University, labeled Lockheed Martin and Ronald Reagan as welfare chiselers while critiquing government loans. He cited alleged overcharges to the federal government and noted various taxpayers and officials as examples of chiseling.
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Coast Guard bids on world’s most powerful ice breaker
The Coast Guard received bids Thursday for a 400 foot ice breaker nearly twice as powerful as the Lenin, the first new icebreaker since 1854. Bidders include Lockheed Shipbuilding 52.85 million, Avondale 34.26 million, Ingalls 39.4 hundred million, and Todd Shipyard 64.08 million, all to be evaluated by contracting officers.
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Local newspaper item obscured by OCR errors
Fragmentary OCR text from The Daily Feelow includes misread names and addresses, mentions Hayward California and a date around March 1997, and shows garbled contact and subscription rate lines. The readable portions do not form a clear incident or event to summarize into a coherent item.
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