Breakdowns Hit Bay Area Transit System Delays Persist
Bay Area transit faced a spate of eight train breakdowns during a morning to noon period, causing long passenger delays. Spokesmen blamed propulsion and motor failures with automatic control issues, noting the day’s disruptions forced dispatch and removal of trains, and that maintaining service while avoiding breakdowns remains a goal.
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BART Faces Difficulties in San Francisco Sept 24 Target
Oakland AP reports Bay Area Rapid Transit leaders stress intense efforts to schedule all tasks for a September 24 San Francisco link. Assistant general manager Lawrence Dahing warns of very difficult problems and vows hard work to meet commitments. Directors note dignitaries, including president Nixon, may attend a celebratory ceremony, and San Francisco presses for a firm date.
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Fire destroys Oakland linen plant. three surrounding apartments evacuated
A fast spreading blaze ripped through the Olympic Linen Supply Co plant in Oakland, forcing the evacuation of three adjacent apartment houses. The fire caused $200,000 in damage. No injuries were reported. Firefighters could not immediately determine the cause. The plant is owned by Milton Stone of Lafayette.
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Sloan testifies on fear of retribution in Me campaign
Sloan testified he feared retaliation from Contravad and noted the campaign’s lack of positive response as a key problem. He discussed pressure to commit perjury, being blacklisted, and hints Magruder tried to steer witnesses, with Haldeman acknowledging early Watergate errors.
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Masseuse Sentenced After Hayward Raid
In San Leandro a masseuse named Terry Jackman was arrested during a Hayward police raid on a massage parlor. She pleaded guilty to soliciting to perform a lewd act and received 74 days in jail with 45 days suspended and one year of probation. Judge Robert Byers noted the unusual nature of the case as perhaps the first where a convicted masseuse faced jail instead of probation.
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Gunman robs Leandro bakery in San Lipancho
Police report a masked gunman with a steel revolver robbed Iceland Bakery in Leandro as employee Barbara Mocinalis of Oakland was inside. He demanded money, ordered her to lie on the floor, then fled with cash. No injuries reported.
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Hayward man ordered to sell massage business interests
Burns of Hayward known as the Exclusive Massage Studio owner was ordered to relinquish any stake in massage parlors. Robert Byers imposed three years of probation and a $128 fine. Burns filed notice of appeal while witnesses testified about alleged illegal activities and police involvement followed a girl’s disappearance.
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Britannic Icelandic ships collide at sea near fishing grounds
A Royal Navy frigate and an Icelandic gunboat collided off Teeland waters near fishing outlets. The British vessel reportedly maneuvered from behind the Icelandic craft’s stern at high speed, causing the crash. No fatalities were reported, and both navies blamed the other for the incident.
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Surgeon saves disabled child amid medical drama
A surgeon performs multiple operations to aid a disabled child with eye and digestive issues. The narrative follows the child’s progress, parental hopes, and a controversial religious influence at a church. The mother expresses a desire to witness her child’s birth amid tense moments and medical decisions.
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Skylab spacewalk fixes damaged solar wing during risky repair
Astronauts Conrad and Kerwin conducted the first spacewalk to repair Skylab’s damaged solar wing, securing a jammed panel and powering up external lights as the station drifted over the Pacific. Ground teams weighed risks and potential gains while observers tracked the sunlit repairs and the crew’s progress above Earth.
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War Powers Reform Debate Grinds On In Congress
President faces renewed push from Haie Hare Foreign Affairs Committee approving a proposal to curb unilateral military action. The measure, aligned with Senate Foreign Relations Committee ideas, would require presidential notification and potential congressional approval within 12 days. Debate centers on reclaiming war powers, with approval uncertain and possible broader clash ahead.
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Fragmented excerpt hints at aid scene and plea for help
An unclear passage recalls a high school first aid course and a dramatic moment where a man named Brown assists a distressed girl. The text fragments hint at a mother thanking him and a mysterious plea, but names and full details are missing.
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Corona kin die in Mexico in painful arrest aftermath
In Guadalajara, three Corona relatives died after Juan Corona's arrest. Natividad Corona Vallejo, a brother, died May 22 at 30. sisters Lupe 49 and Lucia 40 died Aug 3 1971 and earlier, respectively. The sister Fabtiny blamed the arrest as the painful incident and called the conviction a farce.
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House Appropriations Panel Approves Large Budget Bill
The House Appropriations Committee endorsed a $9.4 billion measure affecting farm finance and development programs. It includes funding for rural housing, water and sewer projects, and environmental initiatives, with substantial totals for education and consumer programs.
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Hayward Theater Fights Seizure Over X Rated Film
Hayward operators sue to halt police seizures of the X rated movie Belt the Green Door and seek a court injunction plus 3700,100 in damages. A temporary restraining order blocks further seizures until a June 4 hearing, with Alameda County and Hayward officials named in the suit. The plaintiffs say the film is legal adult entertainment and violates their rights while police call it pornography with explicit content.
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