McFall urges overrule of Melones Dam cuts in Congress
Rep John J McFall and San Joaquin County supervisors pressed Congress to restore Nixon era Melones Dam funding on Stanislaus River California, saying current budgets delay completion of a lifesaving flood control project. They cited potential $4.5 million in annual flood damages and urged restoration of funds for the diversion tunnel and canal as part of a broader package to meet Sacramento Municipal Utility District nuclear plant timetable.
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Man Held In Killing After Crash In San Pablo
San Pablo police say James R. Mullarny, 26, is held on murder charges after a shooting victim, friend John J. Burgess, 21, died following an exchange at Mullarny’s home. Mullarny sped toward Richmond Hospital then Brookside Hospital where Burgess died. A weapon was found at the scene.
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Two Other GIs Facing Trial In Mutiny Case
Fort Ord Calif Army completes mutiny trial of 14 Presidio prisoners and announces two more will face court martial June 16. Pfc Michael Murphy 18 Concord California and Pvt Lawrence Zaino 20 Toledo Ohio among 27 inmates in a singing sit down strike in the Presidio courtyard last October. Murphy treated for hepatitis and Zaino undergoing psychological evaluation after wrist cutting.
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Oilman survivors released from Biafra conflict in Rome welcome crowd
In Rome, 18 survivors including Italians, West Germans, a Lebanese, and others freed by rebels arrived to a warm welcome after being pardoned by Biafran leader Lt. Col. Chukwuemeka Ojukwu. Pope Paul VI met them in a special audience as Italian officials and ENI reps noted Italy’s support amid accounts of captivity and fear.
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Plane Crash Blamed On Electrical Flaw
The National Transportation Safety Board tentatively blames the January crash of a United Airlines Boeing 727 en route to Denver on an electrical failure. Power from three generators failed, leaving cockpit instruments and controls inoperative. nine seconds of critical cockpit audio were recorded before the plunge into the Pacific with 28 aboard. A public hearing is scheduled for mid August to continue the investigation.
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Nurses Threaten To Strike In Bay Area Hospitals
SAN FRANCISCO AP More than 1 000 hospital nurses threaten to strike Thursday unless binding contract arbitration is accepted by Associated Hospitals. The California Nurses Association says administrators refused to meet Saturday and cites disparities with 2 800 nurses already favored by other contracts. Hospitals named include Alameda Alta Bates Children's Herrick Morritt Peralta Providence East Bay and French St Francis in San Francisco.
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Crossword Puzzle Anoss Offspring A Note at Scale
Puzzle clues with many garbled entries list various lines and scattered letters. Several items appear with partial letter corruption and misprints for across and down answers. The fragmentary page presents a cryptic crosswords section without coherent solution paths.
Antec in Saturday's Fuazin Hay Projecting
Fragmentary text shows a dated note about a girl with a scale reference and a defore pareal feature. An officer entry is partially legible, hinting at an incident or report dated Saturday but details remain unclear and names and places are unreadable.
New Children’s Unit To Meet in Hayward
The Southern Alameda County Chapter of the California Association for Neurologically Handicapped Children will hold its first meeting tomorrow at 7:30 pm. The session at Tennyson Elementary School, Hayward, will feature Association President Lester Tanopol, a San Francisco City College psychologist, and Mrs. Muriel Tanopol. A film Why Billy Couldn't Learn will be shown. For information call Dean Maynard or Mrs. Sandra Hansen.
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Condition Critical Seeks Gunman After Harlem Shooting
Charles Kenyatta former bodyguard for Malcolm X remains in critical condition at Fordham Hospital New York after being shot in the chest and arm by an unidentified black gunman Saturday night. Kenyatta, organizer of the Bayonet and Trachele Carrying Harlem Mat Maus, was shot as he was getting out of his car in the Brona.
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