Breakdowns disrupt Bay Area Rapit system. trains removed
A spokeman described several propulsion and brake failures causing 5 minute delays on the Bay Area Rapid Transit line. In morning, trains were taken out of service as propulsion motors and brakes failed one after another. Officials say breakdowns have been unusually frequent but spaced enough to avoid longer relays, with efforts to dispatch up to 30 trains daily to maintain service.
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Wena hurt in fiery rear collision near Newark
In Newark on the Nimils byeeway a fiery collision around 2 am left minor injuries to a passenger named Estine Cheung riding in the car of Bhwood Wilson. Wilson, 55, of San Jose, was struck from behind by a car driven by afl B canny, 59, of Las Gales. The two cars burst into flames. Cheung and Wilson were taken to Washington Hospital Ii Preasant as traffic near Thornton Avenue was stopped for construction.
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Burglars raid Livermore duplexes for 2511 in goods
In Livermore burglars ransacked two duplexes Tuesday and took about 2511 in television sets stereo equipment shoes tools and clothing. Residents Ann Rundey 4 and Ole Marie Krueger reported losses with a separate incident at a nearby duplex where a search yielded 53 in items including a television and a gold laced watch.
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Kemper charges questioned in murder case
Santa Cruz AP reports attorney Tar Edmund Emil Kemper III seeks dismissal of murder charges against him for killings including his mother and seven women. Judge Charles Franken will rule on the defense motion while Kemper faces further court dates and possible evidence challenges. Interwoven notes mention Tasmanian case details and related statements, with references to other high profile figures.
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British and Icelandic ships collide off Teclanil coast
A Royal Navy frigate and a Icelandic gunboat collided today off the Teclanil coast while ten nations patrolled the area. The HMS Scylla reportedly struck the Icelandic vessel Weliberalely as both sides tried to maneuver near Teclanil. The Teel spokesman said speed attempts failed and the collision could not be avoided.
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Problems plague SE link to BART in Oakland
AP report details Bay Area transit issues as officials discuss delays and proposed improvements. Directors meet amid budget strains and public scrutiny while aiming to restore service reliability and meet target dates.
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Sloan testifies he feared retribution and campaign pressure
Sloan recounts fear of retaliation during the Nixon campaign and pressuring figures to perjure themselves. He cites Magruder's instruction and Haldeman's warnings while detailing discussions on Watergate money and potential coverup. Other officials face similar claims of coercion and perjury under scrutiny.
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Food for Thought Delivers Cracked Observations
A fragmented note describes large birds in Dallas Zon eyeing food for a splendid meal. The piece hints at vigilance by smaller birds as the larger birds approach, leaving the scene with a sense of cautious anticipation.
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Skylab Astronauts Work On Damaged Wing In Spacewalk
Astronauts Conrad and Kerwin performed a risky spacewalk to repair Skylab’s damaged solar wing after a jammed panel halted power. Ground teams assessed a 30 to 50 percent chance of success as they attempted to open the wing and restore electricity to supplement the station’s four solar panels.
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Doctor Hero for a Day Turns Wounded While Aiding Girl
A confused report describes a doctor who acted as hero yesterday morning near Hesperian Boulevard. The account mentions a boy named Lair, a girl named Seman Keown, and a person named Brown. The narrative is fragmented, with several garbled terms and place names.
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Teacher run schools proposal sparks debate in San Prangisco
Mayor Lo Mian promotes a plan to place three schools under teacher control for a trial, arguing near unlimited resourcing and direct classroom independence. Critics including James Ballard urge caution, citing eroded district authority and potential inequality, while a chaotic public incident unfolds during the talk.
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Corona kin die in Mexico
A sister of convicted California mass murderer Juan Corona said three of his relatives died in Guadalajara, Mexico, during the arrest incident. Natividad Corona Vallejo died at 30, Lupe died at 51, and Lucia died at 40 in Guadalajara as Corona was arrested in California for migrant worker killings.
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House approves 9.4 billion bill to fund farm and environment programs
The House Appropriations Committee advances a 9.4 billion measure to finance farm, environmental, and consumer protection programs for 1974. The plan includes 6 billion for farm programs, 4.08 million for rural development, and billions for water, housing, and housing aid, with Nixon seeking amending changes and continuations.
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Hayward theater faces film seizure over obscene material
Police seized prints from the San Lantos Cinema Toy run by the theater operator and two employees amid charges of exhibiting obscene material. Officers reported multiple warrants were issued and renewed as crews sought additional prints. The district attorney’s office defined the film as lacking social redeeming value and having prurient interests, while the theater pressed on with showings despite warnings.
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Surgeon Operates Deformed Child in Difficult Case
An infant named Megan undergoes complex surgical repair after severe deformities with Zy guidance. The child’s parents, now aged 48, remain hopeful about the future as another operation is planned to aid digestion and restore function.
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