San Leandro Lowers City Tax Rate by Two Cents
San Leandro Council reduced the city tax rate by two cents, placing the levy at 32 cents per 1100 of assessed valuation. The change, affecting general fund revenue and several dedicated funds, resumes a long tradition of annual rate cuts and prompted remarks from Mayor Kant and City Manager McClure on budget timing and local policy goals.
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Poisoned wolves of Harris tour halted in New York
Harris who led a countrywide tour with his wolves was jailed over animal rights disputes. His wolves Jethro and Olen were found dead and the other injured after supposedly eating chicken laced with strychnine. Reward funds to catch the poisoner total millions, aided by Dick Cavett and others. Allison Harris, 14, said the animals were part of his environmental education efforts.
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Hayward Wildlife Crusader
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Olen Vu
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Nixon tapes link Haldeman to Watergate hearings
Former White House official John W. Dean testified Nixon acknowledged awareness of the Watergate cover up. Haldeman’s private listening to the tapes surfaced as Senate subpoenas clash with Cox and the White House. The dispute risks a Supreme Court confrontation over executive privilege and access to presidential tapes.
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Senate Committee
Archibald Cox
Supreme Court
Cox
US. District Court
John J. Wilsom
Buzhardt
Mitchell Dean testimony denial ties Watergate to White House
H R Haldeman disputed Mitchell denial of White House involvement in the Watergate break in and related payoffs. Mitchell testified he learned only in spring 1972 that funds were channeled to Watergate defendants and that he dismissed the information as incidental. He also described cover up efforts and advised Haldeman about payouts to burglars while directing Nixon campaign work.
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Jobo N. Mitchell
W. Dean
White House
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Vialdeman
Lolid
Daniel Busherp
Dita Beard
South Vietnam
John F. Kennedy
Ngo Dinh Digm- Mitchell
Haldeman
Dean
Mitchell
Nixon
Campain
Alameda County to Launch Criminal Justice Data Bank System
Alameda County will implement a countywide criminal justice data bank in November. An interagency committee led by Lowell Jensen sets a code controlling data access and storage. The system, costing about 1 million annually and 32 million this year, will speed court and police work and link later to a statewide network and the FBI plan.
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Atly
Lowell Jensen
Alameda County
Atill
FBI
Police
Public Defenders Office
Probation
Oakland
Review editor wins top prize in medical journalism contest
Kansas City Tal Mills, city editor of the Review, won first place and $1000 in a journalism competition by the American Academy of Vanity Physicians for reporting on family medicine. The article based on interviews with Unree family mothers in Southern Alameda County appeared Aug 13 1972. Kathy Hoersten Quirk won second for Family doctor making a comeback. Alton Blakeslee took third for Family physician filling gap left by vanishing GP.
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Metal Mills
Baily Reviant
American Academy of Vanity Physicians
Miss Mills
Alameda County
Kathy Hoersten Quirk
the Journal Herald
Scientists warn on future of implantable artificial heart
Washington AP reports an NIH panel warns about ethical legal and social issues before an implantable artificial heart reaches patients. They urge medical criteria only for recipient selection and early action on death definition and financing while noting potential cost and access limits as development progresses.
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Quakes motive for murders in Santa Cruz trial
Herbert W. Mullin, 26, on trial for 10 murders in a three week Santa Cruz spree, defense says he is mad and telepathically instructed to kill to prevent an earthquake that would swallow California. Prosecution seeks 10 first degree murder convictions as witnesses recount bodies and evidence.
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Herbert W. Mulliy
California
Ditorhey
James Jackson
Mullin
Jackson
Pacific Ocean
Mullin Pienia
Herbert W. Mullin
Danner
Los Gatos
Victins
Fair skies persist with mild 70s weather forecast
Fair skies continue with mild temperatures in the 70s and low 60s expected overnight. The forecast notes ongoing pleasant conditions as the weather pattern remains unchanged.
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