Wife of Review publisher shot in Castro Valley
Betty Sparks 70, wife of Daily Review publisher Floyd Sparks, was shot in the head by an intruder at the Castro Valley residence. Doctors said the pellet entered near the left temple and lodged near the jaw but she is conscious and in satisfactory condition. Police issued a lookout for a white youth about 18, six feet tall, ski masked, armed with a six inch revolver. suspect may be with two others in a red Corvair or Carmen Ghia. Cash stolen from housekeeper Antoinett Linvilla at gunpoint.
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Betty Sparks
Daily Review
Floyd Sparks
Sparks
Karmen Ghie
Bernie Cervi
Alameda County
Nixon heads to Middle East on peace mission
President Nixon leaves on a nine day, 15 000 mile tour of five Middle East nations amid hopes it will advance peace. He vows not to weaken the presidency and thanks supporters at a Washington hotel luncheon before traveling to Salzburg for jet lag adjustment.
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Washington
Nixon
Middle East
White House
See Herroff Yin
China
Soviet Union
Mideast
National Citizens Committee For Fairness
Cairo
Salzburg
Supreme Court limits Miranda impact in Tucker case
The Supreme Court ruled police errors in failing to inform a defendant of all Miranda rights do not automatically void evidence. The decision, authored by Justice Rehnquist, holds Tucker questioned before Miranda still received some rights and that not every error warrants suppression. The ruling aligns with concerns over practical policing and notes the need to balance strategy with fair procedure.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Michigan
William H. Flehnguist
Police
Thomas W. Tucker
Cme
Whatson Rehnquist
Rehnquist
Tucker
Escobedo
White House La Raza bribery attempts charged
A Senate Watergate committee report accuses the White House of knowing about efforts by La Raza Unida to obtain Republican funds in 1972 to keep the group neutral in the Nixon reelection race. The 40 page document cites memos from Sept 13 1972 and notes conversations with La Raza Unida leaders in Texas California New Mexico and Florida.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
la Raza Unida
Nixon
George
McGoverns
Charles W. Colgan
Alexa Armendariz
CRP
Allamey
John N Mitchell
Jeb Stuart Magruder
California
New Mexico
Texas
la Reza Unida
Oppost
McGovern
Santana Reopens Residency Challenge for Second District Runoff
Ex-Hayward councilman Charlie Santana intends to file a new legal challenge over Robert E. O’Sullivan’s eligibility to run in the Alameda County second district race. A preprimary suit had questioned O’Sullivan’s residency after a night in a friend’s Hayward home. Santana trails by 530 votes, with Hannon at 17,325 and Sullivan at 4,867, and says he’ll seek a court ruling on the residency status to force a rerun or runoff.
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Hayward
Charlie Santana
Robert E. Hannon
Bob Sullivan
Santana
O'Sullivan
Oakland
Friends
Robert Bostick
Alameda County
Hannon
Sullivan
Jude
Thabl
Qy Sullivan
Tianna
Caro
Manian
Bags In Class At Doninguee Hills College
A quirky campus scene at California State College Doninguee Hills where a bag themed experiment disrupted a cosmnsunivation class for two hours, drawing student rebellion and observer Beverly Valin and Jon Weigel into the spectacle.
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California State College
Doninguee Hills
Beverly Valin
Jon Weigel
Cimited
Doctor On Route To Fremont Praises Corrugated Apparatus
A physician en route to Fremont comments on a corrugated device that “works great” and jokes about not returning from Yosemite soon, noting the gadget’s usefulness in travel.
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Fremont
Yosemite
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