McDonald's Lease Sought at San Francisco BART Station
An Oakland AP report states a BART committee backed a McDonald’s at a San Francisco station. Former director William C Blake proposed a $100 a month lease fee and to build near the building he owns at Second and Market. He would cover construction costs for the link to BART and the administration panel urged full board approval at the June 14 meeting.
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Bay Area Rapid Transit Systeem
San Francisco
BART
Willam C. Blake
Blake
Second
Markel Steels
BAK
Coat Milley
Copter Rescues Injured Driver After Grader Crash
A California highway patrol helicopter transported 60 year old Bartlett from a private Sherman Road area to Valley Memorial Hospital Livermore with a broken ankle and other injuries after his large fire road grader overturned 11 feet below the road. In Fremont a fire at King Arthur Toyota caused about 1000 in damages to boxes and lumber tied to a wall. minor burns to a worker were reported and the blaze was put out.
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California Highway Patrol
Pleasanton
Sheridan Road
Sé Barnell
Valley Memorial Hospital
Bartell
Bartlett
San Francisco Water Department
Princess' fiance to appear in Salisbury court
AP reports Mark Phillips, fiance of Princess Anne, will be summoned to appear before a Salisbury County court on a later date for an alleged traffic offense. The 24 year old lieutenant is connected to a traffic accident on April 7, around the time of his engagement to Queen Elizabeth II's granddaughter.
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London
Mark Phils
Anne
Reo
Salisbury County Enorl
Phillips
Tearful homecoming of Chagall in Moscow art show
AP reports artist Marc Chagall, age 95, toured a rave display in Moscow his first home visit in over five decades. He placed flowers behind a picture, wept before The Wedding, and spoke through tears about returning to Russia, saying it can be seen in his eyes. The exhibit defied Soviet realism norms and honored him amid government policy tensions.
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Mate Chagall
Chagall
Russia
de Fiona
Ark
Chagill
Prince praises Portuguese Anglo alliance at Lisbon dinner
Prince Philip hailed the 600 year old Anglo-Portuguese alliance at the Ajuda Palace in Lisbon, calling it a lasting marriage. Representing Queen Elizabeth II, he celebrated Vic GOL anniversary and urged equal pleasure in the future as his daughter Princess Anne weds Mark Phillips in November.
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Philip
Duke of Edinburgh
Elizabeth I
Vic Gol
Murders Trial Tied to Pistols Sold by Local Man
In San Bernardino AP report, two pistols found in an apartment tied to a case involving a Chino prisoner guard murder. Larry Leach, Laguna Hills resident, says he sold a Trager 357 magnum to an unnamed buyer at a 1972 San Jose gun show, identifying the weapon by its serial number. A second pistol sold to Hubert A Seabock is linked to the ambush. Other defendants Benton Burl and his wife are also charged in the case.
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Apy
Chino
Orange County
Ronald Beaty
Larry We Leach
Lagida Hills
Tie
Leach
John Gaiser
San Jose
Hubert A. Seabock
Los Ann Seahoek
Minded Ohate
Benton Douglas Burl
Marine recruit dies during training in San Diego
A Marine Corps recruit collapsed during training and died after efforts to revive him failed. The incident occurred in San Diego on a Monday after first aid procedures were attempted. the recruit has been identified as a high school student from St Cloud, Minnesota. The Marine Corps continues to investigate the circumstances.
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UPI
Marine Corps
Dhe
Paul A. Dayoseek
St Cloud
Champlin Awarded $3000 In Rent Bias Suit
Oakland jury awarded Malcolm Champlin $3000 in a rent bias suit. Plaintiff Carter, a Black woman, testified she was denied an apartment owned by Robert Cramer, a white attorney, after alleging racial discrimination. The case highlighted alleged housing discrimination and a wide aerial claim was noted in testimony.
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UPL
Juige
Malcolm Champlin
Bote
Carter
Jandinnd
Robert Cramer
Restaurant sued over tips in California court case
A class action filed in Superior Court by Marcia Gan on behalf of all waitresses and workers at Tei: srt toe B70 AC restaurant alleges tips were misappropriated. The suit claims the Trident Wingston Trio owners and staff demanded tip portions from patrons and retained certain served money, constituting a malicious and oppressive business practice.
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Wedito
Aled
Marcia Gan
Kelly Harti
Uae
Ston Trio
Tefeadin
Nilees
California
Laban Calera
Lina Pd
Ex campaign aide reveals payoffs to Liddy and more
Former aide Sloan testifies before the Senate Watergate Committee detailing cash disbursements totaling over 1 million dollars to Nixon campaign aides and White House staff prior to the 1972 break in. He says payments to Liddy and others were approved by Magruder and discussed with Mitchell, while some cash was ordinary expenses with little inquiry. He recalls a $250,000 budget figure and a request for initial cash, and notes a pattern of large cash sums amid inquiries into campaign wealth disclosures. He cites consulting with Chapin and Ehrlichman and says efforts focused on protecting the president.
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Liddy
Sloan
Colmly
Senate
Sourco
Commerce
Maudee H. Mans
Stang
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Palm
Nedly
Nixon
Slaus
Shan
New York
Nixon Gentalea
Droppi Sman
York
Waler
White House
Dwight Chapin
Kenneth Cole
Chapin
United Air Lines
John DB. Ehrlichman
Onf
Chopin
Fremont budget up with $83 million improvement plan
Fremont outlines a $83 million major industrial district project funded by revenue sharing and participants. Expenditures total $6.1 million for transportation and $48 million for capital improvements with $798,631 from revenue sharing and gas tax revenues. The budget adds police and fire staff, expands home and community services, and increases general administration funds. The council must adopt by June 30 with a budget session set for June 12.
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Driggs
Bell
Garth Lipsky
Public Works
Flournoy dismisses Watergate impact in state race
Flournoy, a candidate for governor, tells supporters the Republican Party will emerge stronger from Watergate. He argues the investigation challenges the system, not its collapse, and says public trust remains intact despite the scandal.
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San Francisco
UPT
Con
Walter
Republican Party
Leon
Senate Health Committee approves sex change statistics bill
In Montgomery Alabama the state Senate Health Committee approved a bill to create a separate statistical category for persons who have undergone sex change operations. Dr Forest Ludden of the State Public Health Department noted the proposal would classify individuals with changed sex, distinct from current categories.
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Montgomery
Ala
State Senate Health Committee
Forest. Ludden
State Public Health Department
Los Angeles Ordered to Cut Water Use Under Act
Los Angeles must cut pumping from the Owens Valley due to an appellate ruling. The California Supreme Court or appeals panel said the city should reduce withdrawals by a November 9 deadline under the Environmental Quality Act. The decision could raise rates but not halt service.
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Jayo County
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Department of Wild and Power
Mba Oppenit
SMALY
Fake coins abound in San Francisco counterfeiting surge
UPI reports forged coins flood San Francisco as heightened gold prices lure crooks. Treasury agent notes coins carry precise gold content but counterfeit practicality fools some buyers. Secret Service says counterfeiters profit while evading detection. Experts warn collectors that genuine coins show sharp, uniform details from steel dies.
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San Francisco
UPI
Treasury
D Department
Vinemeyor ousted as voters back new leaders in metropolis
In a sprawling metropolis election, incumbent Vice-Mayor Pavlil Guelio was defeated in a runoff by Sol. Goghy, 83, an urban planning administrator, as votes tallied 19,540 to 101,772. Susanne Wilson won the seven-member council seat, defeating Doratly Silva by 2,047 votes. Both winners align with the Gigralth movement supporting limits on new housing development in areas with lower employment.
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Iecumbent
Pavlil Guelio
Ane Ligranth
Non Ely Wounel
Metrapolis
Goghy
Dim Sol
the Athen
Connell
Susanne Wilson
Houseiife
Civil airViie
Doratly Silva
Thos
CHP to establish rules on flashing brake lights
California Highway Patrol plans to regulate flashing brake lights that show deceleration speed. A one year San Francisco Yellow Cab trial suggested reduced rear end collisions with center rear mounted lights. Officials worry widespread Cyberlite flashing could dazzle drivers. brightness would be limited to avoid nuisance signals.
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Sacramento
UPI
California Highway Patrol
Yellow Cab Co
San Francisco
Nepabrol
Lorists
San Manscisco
Cyberlife
Safeway ads call for farm worker elections
Oakland AP report notes Safeway urges immediate secret ballot elections for farm workers amid a dispute between Cesar Chavez's United Farm Workers and the Teamsters over grape field representation. UFW supporters hail the ad as progress, while Safeway denies backing either union and calls for peaceful resolution supervised by an impartial body.
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Safeway
Boy
Griar Chavez
Unon
al California
Chavez
United Farm Worl Union
Teamsters Union
Ute
Teamsters
UFW
American Arbitration Association
Safegeay
Une Upw
Marin man guilty of stock fraud and funds dispute
In a UPI report from San Rafael, Superior Court Judge Warren McGuire upheld a civil fraud verdict against Robert Pollock of Moyvata and United Financial Corp. The fund and subsidiaries had claimed 7 million in foreign investments. The Securities and Exchange Commission placed the fund under federal receivership in March 1882, with a rule against emptions and withdrawals. Pollock advertised high returns and instant liquidity despite the rule, and the judge set a 15 day period for briefs on damages.
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UPI
Sigainst
Marty Conoly
United Pinancial Corp
EB. Warren McGuire
Robert W. Pallock
Nf Moyvata
Mule Fund
Securities and Wage Commission
Tyne
Blind singer rescues drowning daughter from pool in Los Angeles
In Sat-Air, 28-year-old Thomas Sullivan deaf from birth used acute hearing to locate his drowning three-year-old daughter Blythe underwater after she fell into a shallow pool. He heard bubbles, swam to her, and performed mouth to mouth resuscitation for five minutes until she breathed again as firefighters arrived. Sullivan, a Harvard graduate, had moved to Los Angeles from Cape Cod to pursue music.
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Thomas Sullivay
Cape God
Mass
Blythe
Sullivan
Blytha
Harevard University
Col Lege
Téipound Notion
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