Bay Area Transit Tickets To Be Sold Through Banks
A public information and legislation committee discussed making transit tickets available through local banks. The plan aims to advertise bids for a year’s supply of multi million tickets at an estimated cost of 28 million dollars. BAT directors also debated designating the first BART prototype car as an historic archetype and possibly placing a plaque on a car sent to a transportation museum upon retirement decades from now.
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Woman killed in accident near Lake Chabot Road
Castro Valley resident Jo Anni Luss eight, a housewife, died when her car left Lake Chabot Road near Carlton Avenue and plunged into the lake. California Highway Patrol reported no witnesses and no explanation for the crash. The vehicle ran down a steep slope about 500 feet to the water.
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Electrician injured in San Leandro warehouse blast
Hay ward electrician Kenten says Donald Osharive, 43, of Howell E! Co. Oakland, was burned when a panel exploded at the Levitz Furniture Co. Warehouse on Al Varado Street. Firemen put out the blaze but furniture and circuits were damaged. Estimated damage set at $10,000. Osharive was hospitalized in San Leandro.
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Oakland youths arrested in burglary and theft report
Police said Aaron J. Powed, 18, and a 19 year old from Skyline High were arrested after a Douglas Drive burglary. Jewelry, money, a camera and radio valued at $307 were taken from a home. Evidence traced along trampled grass to shrubs near San Leandro creek led to arrests.
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Belmont man dies after jumping from Golden Gate Bridge
A 21 year old Belmont man Douglas R. Martin plunged to his death from the Golden Gate Bridge Wednesday afternoon. The coroner identifies him as the 434th known suicide fatality on the span.
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California Supreme Court Upholds Venue Change Case
The California Supreme Court affirmed an appellate ruling granting a venue change in the trial of a contractor accused in the slayings of 25 migrant workers. The decision, announced Wednesday, found Sutter County was properly neutral and upheld the move, addressing an appeal by the attorney general.
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Bomb found at boarded church in San Francisco
Police found a bomb at the damaged Vel Presbyterian Church in San Francisco. Firefighters extinguished a professional looking flaming device before it could do harm. The church had suffered a previous arson fire last October causing $35,000 in damage to Oliver Presbyterian Church.
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Reagan May Quit Political Arena After Governorship
Sacramento Calif UPI Gov Ronald Reagan hinted he may leave politics after finishing his term as governor He said he will not seek a third term in 1974 and during a Wednesday news conference with foreign correspondents he envisioned a ranch life after the next two to twelve years He also expressed a desire to influence the Republican Party nationally after stepping down.
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Bail Reduced in Bombing Case In Oakland
Oakland AP report states 21 year old San Francisco pharmacist Stephanie Kling had bail cut from 75000 to 25200 for possessing an explosive device linked to the killing of former Black Panther Tammy Davenport. Kling denied knowledge of Davenport who was in an Essel Bay parking lot when the blast occurred January 30.
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SF trustees eye Shaheen
San Francisco School Board president David Sanchez says the newly elected seven member board will determine options to oust Superintendent Thomas A. Shaheen at its first meeting in August. Five of seven board members are likely to dump Shaheen. one other has public support. The president would ask Shaheen for resignation in January, but he refused. He expects the board to honor his contract with two years left. City attorney has ruled the board cannot buy out Shaheen’s contract as that would use public funds.
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Political goof puts Crown on 2 sides
A flawed ballot left Crown with no opponent from any party listed, prompting write in votes. Crown, claiming no awareness of Mrs Kell ar's intentions, received support from Republicans while he is registered Democrat, raising questions about eligibility for the central committee and the legality of counted write ins.
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McGovern delegates set in area
McGovern delegates from Hayward Union City and surrounding districts prepare for a Los Angeles convention weekend. Rita Vanderburg Sally Phillips and others plan to attend with hopes for direct input and a chance to hear party platform focus. Joined by Robert Crown William Lockyer and Tony Palyorasa from the eighth district, they anticipate a pivotal McGovern gathering.
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Miller Reflects on Hoss Cartime Debates and Party Strife
Miller expresses uncertainty about supporting Stav in November and notes divisions within the party. He defends his own principles, avoids name-calling, and criticizes Stark for focusing on military spending while claiming compassion for the poor. Miller recalls sweeping streets in Alameda during hard times and says he has no immediate future plans beyond continuing to work in Congress.
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Reagan appointee named to California board
Wer ner T. Epp, a Bakersfield psychologist, has been reappointed by Gov. Reagan to a four year term on the Board of Behavioral Science Examiners in the Department of Consumer Affairs. The appointment was announced Wednesday.
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Vietnam War Supply Decline Report Seeks to Press North Vietnam
Intelligence shows North Vietnamese supply movement slashed from 300 tons daily to 17 tons as attack measures expand. Nixon ordered port blockades and mine barriers, with 230 daily strikes targeting railroads, bridges, depots, and storage across North Vietnam. Analysts credit a drop in fuel imports to zero and rail and coastal shipping disruption, while air power wrecks limited storage capacity and coastal movement to the south.
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McGovern running mate pick debated in party
Report outlines fierce speculation on McGovern’s vice presidential choice with focus on Southern pressure, possible candidates like Florida Governor Reubin Askew and former North Carolina Governor Terry Sanford, and McGovern’s reluctance to discuss selections amid new party reform rules.
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San Francisco Sheriff Trials Synanon Life With Deputies
Oakland AP report describes San Francisco County Sheriff Richard Tangisto and eight deputies living inside Synanon House for a month. They shared the group’s daily routine, the Game sessions, and the rehab program aimed at reforming officers while exploring potential wider jail reforms.
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AEC authorizes A-plant continuance
BERKELEY Calif AF the US Atomic Energy Commission announced today it has overruled conservation protests and approved continued construction of the 665 tailfin Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant in San Luis Obispo County.
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