Knowland Estate Debts Cited After Death In 1970s
Los Angeles Times reports William F Knowland Oakland Tribune publisher and former U. S. senator was insolvent at his death citing court papers. Estate assets listed at 641428.21 with liabilities of 512,334. Paul Manolis executor disputes insolvency noting Knowland owned little of the newspaper and that claims include Irene Sargent dress purchases.
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Los Angeles
API
Los Angeles Times
Wiliam F. Knowland
Oakland Tribune
Alameda County Superior Court
Knowland
California
O'Keefe
Lalanne
Paul Manolis
Ann Dickson Knowland
William & Knowland
Manolis
The
Times
the Tribune
Ann Dickson Knawland
Las Vegas Dhorce
Helen Knowland
Lewis W. Bhies
Keowland
Saan
Keanland
Manohs
Tis
Sid William F Krowhand
Jersey
Bay Bridge car pools gain westbound priority lanes
The State Toll Bridge Authority will extend carpool priority lanes for westbound traffic to include peak afternoon hours and expand the three or more person rule. A flat $12 annual fee replaces the previous per trip toll, with information and car pool ID cards to be distributed next week.
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South County
Bay Bridge
State Toll Bridge Authority
Transbay bus fares rise July 1 to fund higher costs
AC Transit raises cash fares across the board by five rents and ends commuter discounts. Special event fares for Raider games gain 25 cents. The move follows an estimated 8.4 million dollar unfunded deficit for 1974-75 and a 702 dollar current year shortfall. Zone fares and youth rates detailed for several routes.
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Transbay
AC Transit
Jones
Castro Valley
San Lorem
Hayward
Tennyson Hud
Tennyson Road
Mission Boulevard
Gresel Street
Redwood City Man Questioned In Slaying Of Wife
A 1 year old man was questioned in the throat slashing murder of his wife, Risto, 66, at an apartment building in Redwood City. Sheriff’s Inspector Rudy Simpson said Elmer Tunnisen was suspected in the killing at the residence he managed.
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Redwood City
APL
San Mateo County
Rudy Simpson
Elmer Tunnisen
Risto
Union City turmoil over shooting sparks calls for justice
Terrones death triggers grand jury probe demand and suspension calls for Officer Miner. Police report no progress as residents fear harassment and racial tension. City Council considers a 5000 reward for Cann’s killer. Community leaders urge calm amid shock and unease.
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Terrones
Dennis Cervantes
Ruibal
Cordova
Deento
Grand Jury
Miner
Union City Council
Cann
California
Union City
Jere Bashinski
Devoto
Principal demoted in Hayward district review
The article reports the dismissal of a Hayward Unified School District principal, Faber, amid disagreement with central office evaluator Oakes. Faber denies some charges, cites lack of district policy on flag lowering, and notes family details including his wife Dolores, their San Ramon home, and a child on the way.
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Qukes
Fabel
Hayward Unified Schol
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Hayward High
Parent-Teacher-Student Association
Guil
Abe
Dolores
San Ramon
St. Mary’s College
Morage
Immaculate Heart College
Los Angles
Widow Gives Go Ahead for Skin Graft From Fireman
Doris Hoey, widow of Harold Hoey of Ladder Co 17, consented to transplant his skin to aid Alfred Bold a fellow firefighter badly burned in a Wednesday night apartment fire. Hoey died from injuries after attempting a two person rescue.
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New York
UPI
Harold Hoey
Ladder Co. 17
Doris Hoey
Alfred Bold
Reading policy proposals debated at district meeting
The board discussed implementing a district wide reading policy with programs next fall. Barbara Plum, committee chair, urged annual evaluation of reading programs and a dependable yearly budget. Only 14 copies of the report were available, with no distribution list set by board president Harry Sheppard. Residents near Linda Vista Elementary opposed placing a second continuation high school at that site. a July hearing will consider the location.
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Pageets
Barbara Plum
Harry Sheppard
William Bell
Linda Vista
Senate panel votes to raise debt ceiling record high
The Senate Finance Committee approved a rise in the temporary debt limit from 175.7 billion to 495 billion behind closed doors, aiming to pave the way for major tax cuts. If not renewed by month’s end the cap would drop to 400 billion, risking government finances. Chairman Russell B. Long intends to bring the bill to the floor early next week.
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Upl
Senate Finance Committee
Topistolion
Congress
Russell B. Long
Cla
Senate
House
Nixon
Nixon welcomed by massive crowds in Cairo and Alexandria
The Cairo and Alexandria streets overflowed with cheering crowds for President Nixon as security tightened. Reports say around 2 million lined routes, while police in Cairo prepared for further marches as Nixon toured sites in Egypt and awaited visits to Saudi Arabia, Syria, Israel, and Jordan.
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Tye
White House
U.S
C. Nixon
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Molgredde
Alexandria
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Cairo
Sadat
Egypt
Parents plan lawsuit over son’s cancer treatment
Jacksonville report says 19 year old sailor Timothy Nunley, treated for lymphoma, is being flown to Washington to seek congressional help to sue the federal government for alleged improper care. His parents, Robert and the ailing mother, Timanthy, plan to press Navy and medical officials at Bethesda Naval Hospital and Mayport, with meetings sought with Rep Charles Bennett and acting Secretary of the Navy J. William Middendorf.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Washington
Robert Nunley
Timanthy
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Charles Bennett
Nunley
Bennett
Mrs. Nunley
Bethesda
Mayport
Senate Judiciary Panel defeats two auto no fault bills
In Sacramento the Senate Judiciary Committee rejected two rival no fault auto insurance bills. Moscone of San Francisco saw his measure 8R235 fail 4-3, short of seven votes, while Bradley of San Joaquin had his $8242 plan pulled. Two other bills on the contentious topic remained under review ahead of a potential committee decision.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
George Moscone
San Francisco
Clark J. Bradley
EeSan Joa
Lf Vate
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