Fremont photographer Thomas A Silva dies of cancer
Fremont photographer Thomas A Silva 28 died Monday after a cancer battle. Funeral services set for 11 a m tomorrow at Chapel of the Roses Mortuary 1940 Peralta Blvd with Rev Martin Relstia officiating A wake will be held at the mortuary this evening Survivors include his wife Janice two sons Thomas A and Briatus his mother Mrs Olive Rush and grandparents Mr and Mrs Jess Perry of Union City and Mrs Carrie Silva of Renuit
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Youth Hurt in Forklift Accident at Newark Depot
A Los Gatos youth, 16, was listed in critical condition after a forklift toppled at the Southern Pacific depot 7979 Carter Ave in Newark. Gary Maxey, employed by Wells Exterior Vein Co., was moving lumber when the incident caused a deep cut requiring surgery.
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Teen charged in phony bill case
Castro Valley sheriff deputies arrested Gary Amey 18 of 10730 Crow Canyon Road after a Castro Valley Drive In clerk reported a counterfeit ten dollar bill. Investigators said Amey clipped corners of ten dollar bills and taped them over one dollar bills and more such notes were found in his pants.
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Budget talks delayed by budget draft errors in Hayward
Hayward city council postponed budget discussions planned for tomorrow. Acting City Manager Bernice Smith said errors were found in drafts of the 71 72 budget proposal, delaying the start of negotiations by five weeks.
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Livermore Man Found Dead After Apparent Self Inflicted Wounds
Livermore resident James Bernard Hall 47 was found on Iso Bel and Alden roads with a shotgun wound in the head. Deputies reported a box in his car that may have contained the weapon and described the death as an apparent self inflicted incident. Passersby located Hall lying by the roadside early Monday. He resided at 113 Florence Ave. Local investigators termed it a possible suicide related to self harm.
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Murphy weighs world events at O Hare Airport
Former Senator George Murphy of California spoke at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport saying Washington is preoccupied with presidential races, Congress is inactive, and Vietnamization is working, noting little fighting since his Israel visit. He quipped about earthquakes ending his Senate tenure.
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Five veterans named to lead new U S Mail regional posts
Postmaster General Winton Didmt appoint five veteran postal officials as regional Postmaster Generals in the revamped U S Mail system. They all held key field management roles in the old Post Office Department and will head the five regions after consolidating 15 former regions, including Ridall G. B. Huleen, former Seattle region director, as head of the new western region based in San Francisco.
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Doctors curb drug prescriptions in Huntington plan
In Huntington Town, the town’s medical and pharmacy leaders unveiled a voluntary program limiting amphetamine prescriptions. About 153 of 240 doctors and 27 of 42 pharmacists agreed to restrict use to medical necessity, a pioneering move for the area.
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Crime Roundup Reports School and Vehicle Burglaries
A string of break ins across Castro Valley and San Lorenzo targets include Castro Valley High School missing a slide projector and Bohannon Elementary with broken windows. Castro Valley Autohaus reports about 1,648 dollars in shop equipment stolen. John Ganl in Castro Valley reports firearms and jewelry missing. A Stowaway burglar at Safeway Store in San Leandro is linked to a daytime break in with cigarettes stolen and a broken storage bin hasp. The burglar exited via a roof hatch after 7 am surveillance notes.
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Mount Etna quiets after 60 days of eruptive activity
Mount Etna calm returns after two months of heavy lava flow from Fina vents since April 3. Experts say 4.9 billion cubic feet of lava has not threatened nearby hamlets though property damage climbs past eight million dollars.
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Agnew accuses media bias over Vietnam coverage
Vice President Agnew claims news outlets refused balanced coverage of Vietnam veterans and demonstrations. He cites reluctance to air 30 second segments and alleges reporters downplayed veteran compositions while John Kerry’s group is praised in some notices.
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Tombstones for victims donated by Oakridge Moldings Inc
Oakridge Moldings Inc will supply grave markers for 23 migrant farm workers killed in nearby Yuba City. The Yuba Sutter Memorial Fund Committee, led by Rev J Orville Mosbo of Faith Lutheran Church, organized donations to cover the markers after bodies were found in makeshift graves.
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Corona pleads innocent to murders in District Court
In a crowded court, Corona pleaded not guilty to two murders. Authorities pursued a central murder site with a search plane and intensive follow up as officials cited anonymous bomb threats delaying proceedings. Deputies hunted for remains and investigators prepared for further evidence.
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Run on pollution by two college students begins cross country trek
Ontario California AP report notes Tony Ahisiram age 22 and Jael Ahisiram age 25 run across the United States to raise pollution awareness. They plan 31 miles daily to cover 2905 miles ending September 1 on Long Island New York after starting Memorial Day from Long Beach California.
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Fire at South San Francisco Courthouse Addition Ruled Suspicious
South San Francisco fire early today destroyed more than half of a courthouse addition. Fire Chief Joe Marchi called the blaze highly suspicious and said damage will run into thousands of dollars. The framing was up and workers were fastening sheetrock when the fire struck at 8:20 am.
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Nixon Forging Revenue Share Plan Faces Senate Skepticism
Reported in page one, Nixon signals willingness to compromise on a revenue sharing formula to appease cities and push the basic thrust of his plan. Mills and Byrnes oppose details, arguing there is no revenue to share and questioning constitutional authority and state spending without tax responsibility. A Treasury analysis described Mixon plan as the most straightforward response to the issue.
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Holadahl Delays Budget in Committee Session
Holadahl forces delay on the budget during committee talks as budget transfers and new lower revenue data surface. Collier notes the budget will wait as lawmakers decide, adjourning after a motion for final adoption of the $7.52 billion Democratic version. Republicans, unable to block add-ons, supported Holmdahl without comment.
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Summer job plan for teens told with black aid request
President Nixon announced 674000 federal temporary teen jobs for summer mainly through Neighborhood Youth Corps at 11.60 weekly for nine weeks. The National Urban League urged $6 billion to create work for Blacks, citing unemployment as high as 28 percent among adult Blacks and 47 percent for Black teens in Wichita.
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Cuban Hijacked Pan Am Jet Lands in Miami After 6 Hour Delay
A Pan American Boeing 707 with 68 aboard was hijacked from Caracas to Miami and landed at Miami International Airport after a six hour delay. The hijacker, Ivan Gustave Latudin, was reportedly armed with only a fingernail flipper. Cuba identified him as disenchanted with Venezuelan policies and accused U.S. imperialism. No connection to four Cuban fishermen held at Key West was found.
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North Korea demands return of defected pilot at truce talks
At Panmunkom Korea the North demanded the return of Maj Park Sunk Kuk, who defected to the south with a MIG. UNC rep Maj Gen Metin Rogers refused, noting Park elected to stay south. North Korea warned it would not release UNC personnel if the pilot remains detained.
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Hospital room rates rise proposed at two facilities
Richard M Warren suggests a daily rate of 73 for a semi private room based on two bids. Trustees will review the budget at 8 tonight in the administrative annex. The district projects a 1 158 107 increase over last year with new rates effective July 1. There is no tax rate increase, and revenue supports construction goals funded by bonds tied to general obligation and revenue bonds.
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F 14 Fighter Costs Rise Over 25 Percent
The Defense Department says the Navy F 14 Tomcat cost has grown by more than 25 percent with no plan to halt production. Officials cited a rough overrun of about 3 million per aircraft though exact figures were not yet available. Some critics urged adopting the Air Force version for Navy use.
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