Nixon urges militant anti crime drive for America
Nixon presents a hard line anti crime program while Reagan Lindsay and Rockefeller push for strong defense and reform. He calls for police power, societal reforms, and a single standard of justice with a focus on courts and public opinion backing a crusade against crime.
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Brezhnev Illness Stalls Czechoslovak Talks In Prague
Reports from Prague say Leonid Brezhnev's illness stalled three day talks with Czechoslovak leaders over liberal reforms. Dubcek met Brezhnev aboard a Soviet train as discussions extended past expectations amid efforts to show unity and guard cautious reform.
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Senate Resistance Delays Property Tax Relief Plan
In Sacramento the Senate Finance Committee rejects the Assembly’s 153 million property tax cut. two-house talks loom as Reagan administration hopes for a bargain ending in adjournment. In Pittsburg two people are wounded by snipers in the Puebla area after a citizen complaint.
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Senate Tax Plan Faces Ballot After Bond Allocation
Sniper and riot incidents tied to a tax plan debate as the upper house moves a 250 million bond proposal backing a 200 million Reagan university building program and 40 million urban school renovations. Senate passage and Reagan signature could place the measure on the November ballot while deputies report 15 arrests amid crowd resistance.
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Cable Car Fare May Go Up A Dime
San Francisco fare hearings loom after a possible dime increase. Local 250 union members in Oakland Berkeley and Alameda reject hospital contracts with a final tally pending today. The outcome could influence hospitals in Southern Alameda County and utility fare decisions.
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Huey Newton Jury Sworn In Amid Alternate Selection Debate
Alameda County Superior Court opened jury selection for Huey Newton's trial. Judge Friedman rejected motions to dismiss the panel for alleged racial bias and challenged panel inclusion. Defense argued the process was racist. prosecutors noted cross section requirements. Alternate jurors were tentatively seated, with questioning continuing on the final panel.
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Daily Review Notice Seeks Mail Copy and Office Details
The Daily Review, Hayward California, posts at theHayward post office under the March 3 1997 act. It lists office addresses 116 W Winton Ave Hayward 94544 and regional offices in San Leandro Fremont for communication and circulation audit.
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Berkeley Officer Resigns Over Mace Incident
Berkeley police officer J Steve Slavin resigned after allegedly spraying three Negroes with chemical mace and striking a 6 year old woman with a telephone receiver during a confrontation over posted notices for an Afro American celebration. The voluntary exit followed an angry council meeting last week.
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Veteran actor Lew Herbert dies at 45 in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh and national obituaries report actor Lew Herbert died Tuesday at Allegheny General Hospital at age 45. The performer was known for playing comic underworld figures in films and theater.
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Vegas Club Fined For Cheating In Blackjack
The Nevada Gaming Commission fined the Pioneer Club in Las Vegas 10000 and canceled manager Wendal Tingley’s license after agents found 16 missing cards in a blackjack deck. Owner Margaret Elardi was told the casino would reopen with slots only after taxes and fine are settled.
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