Judge halts further copies of Behind the Green Door in Hayward
A U S District Court judge issued a preliminary restraining order barring Hayward police from seizing more copies of the film Behind the Green Door until a court ruling on its obscenity. The film has been shown at the Hayward heater and previously confiscated six times. Two defendants Steven and Pat Rhodes face five counts of exhibiting obscene material and are set for arraignment in Hayward Municipal Court. Deputy District Attorney Robert Platt will seek a preliminary hearing to determine obscenity. The film stars Marilyn Chambers and Ben Davidson.
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Freeway bid tops 3.9 million for Hayward to Mountain View link
Treeman Son groth Construction Co. submitted the low 24 million bid on the first leg of the Jackson Freeway. The mile long project will eliminate key intersections at Hesparian Boulevard and Calaroga Avenue with overcrossings and a full interchange at Hesperian. Work could begin early next month pending state approval, with detours planned and construction continuing through next year.
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Judge dismisses cadets suit over honor code violations
A federal judge ruled six West Point cadets cannot challenge their dismissal for alleged honor code violations. The court held that the Honor Committee need only substantial evidence, not proof beyond a reasonable doubt, to find guilt. The cadets argued bias in the Board of Officers and unconstitutional provisions.
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Police identify body of high school student in San Francisco
Police said a body found in a Bayview District vacant lot is identified as Yvonne Quilan Lung, a high school student. Inspector Al Podusla said the girl appeared murdered but the exact cause of death is not yet determined.
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Big Tijuana fire injures ten at Lafco and Lalco plants
A massive fire in Tijuana destroyed Lafco a picture frame maker and Lalco a household furniture firm sending ten people to hospital. Most injuries came from smoke inhalation with no serious wounds reported. Firefighting crews battled the blaze for about five hours.
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Bank executive arrested after vanished funds case
A San Francisco bank vice president manager Virgil A. McGawen, 52, alleged to have misapplied 104723 dollars, was arrested Thursday night in Sunnyvale by FBI agents. McGawen had reportedly disappeared with the bank’s money from the Bank of America branch at Market and Gaary.
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German couple flies world tour in a single engine plane
A German couple Manfred Schupp, 38, and Brigill Schupp, 26, began a around the world flight in a Messerschmitt from San Carlos airport. They plan to reach Las Vegas then Greenland, Jeaans, Mayland, and Germany, aiming to return by June 20. They were married in Honolulu and expect a long journey with Schupp having 250 flying hours.
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Carlos Bee Receives Oxygen Amid Health Struggles at Tahoe City
Assemblyman Carlos Bee, 70, reportedly required oxygen after a breathing difficulty at a legislative event near Tahoe City. Bee cited altitude at 7000 feet as aggravating bronchial condition. his wife could not bring the oxygen tank in time. He was revived by Tahoe City fire department. Bee had attended a gathering of the State Gov’t Assembly. Health had shown improvement over the past six months according to sources close to the campaign.
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Thief protections urged by expert in home security
Rudensky, a former safecracker turned crime expert, advises homeowners to alert neighbors, install sound alarm systems, and avoid visible valuables. He stresses locking doors, using dead bolts, conducting reciprocal neighbor watches, and using safe deposit boxes for valuables. He notes burglars fear nosy neighbors and alarms, and warns against leaving cars or valuables exposed.
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Hayward Board Grants Retroactive Raise Amid Turbulent Meeting
Hayward Unified School Board approved a retroactive one percent pay raise for teachers, funded by new hibneys, with a July 1972 start and projecting about 200000 in annual increase. The vote followed heated exchanges as Phyllis Day and HUTA representatives pressed for clearer details and benefi t questions. The meeting also touched on EPA air cleanup plans and Los Angeles gas rationing tied to federal Clean Air standards.
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Love Letters From the Past Draw Reader Interest
Marlin Martin hosts a radio and TV appeal seeking donated love letters to preserve the art of intimate writing. He cites a 1892 note from a Saskatoon man to his ailing wife, lamenting modern tools that rush words. A 1905 telegram about a brother’s death is shown as a stark contrast to careful prose.
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Wyeth Nudes Set to Open in San Francisco Show
Wyeth will display six nude paintings of a Maine farm girl, erased from public view until now, marking the first time the nudes appear outside his home. The exhibit, costing $200,000, features works from a 101-piece loaned collection and highlights Wyeth’s Maine and rural subjects.
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Sale of Fremont school sites OK'd by planners
Fremont planners approve sale of school sites and discuss amending the city plan for Warm Springs high and Whitfield sites. They consider zoning tweaks for apartment and townhouse developments to curb overcrowding, set minimum setbacks, window facing rules, and lot coverage limits, but postpone action for two weeks.
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Mother of 18 in Nashville welcomes healthy seven pound boy
Nashville mother Mrs Samuel Martin, 41, says the birth of a healthy seven pound baby boy will round out her family of 18. She laughs that this will be the last, noting she never planned to have so many children and that they “just sort of happened along the way.”
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District utility fight sparks bid to buy company
ACWD officials discuss a $1.6 million claim against the district tied to a defiled service area. Directors see it as bad faith and delaying tactics by Citizens Utilities. The claim coincides with plans to set purchase terms for the firm, prompting budget and salary negotiations before final action.
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