Earthquakes Shake Kumamoto City in Southern Japan
A series of tremors struck Kumamoto on Kyushu Island over about 19 hours beginning Thursday. Officials sought to determine damage and injuries while meteorological authorities tracked the strongest quake at 3 on the Japanese scale. Police reported efforts to assess the impact and coordinate responses.
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Tokyo
UFJ
Kumamoto
Japan
Meteorological Agency
Kumamots
Kyushu
Courthouse Hails “Round” Courtrooms And Expanded Space
The new courthouse, planned for completion by Sept 1, 1974, will feature 18 courtrooms in a round design inspired by McGeorge School of Law. Judges and jurors gain larger work spaces, with offices for each judge and shared library. The three-story, 200,000 square-foot building rises higher than its height suggests and will serve municipal and superior courts with rooms for clerks, the district attorney, public defender, sheriff, and bailiff.
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McGeorge School of Law
Sacramento
Robert Fairwell
Reynolds, Chamberlain and Ruano
Emeryville
General Starry reassigned as four star after Korea tour
General Starry, 52, returning from a 16 month command in Germany and slated to move to Fort Monroe Virginia to lead Army training, awaits confirmation of promotion to four star. He warned high school graduates that a Soviet Chinese war is likely within their lifetimes and discussed urgent Pentagon reassignment. An Army spokesman said Starry was to report June 28, but the new assignment requires him immediately.
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Pagepost
U.S
Korea
Starry
Germany
FL. Mone
United States
Lye
Amny
Pentagon
Alexander
Wos
Supreme Court Rules Employers Must Accommodate Religion
The Supreme Court ruled 7 to 2 that civil rights law does not require employers to sacrifice union seniority to accommodate workers religious needs. Justice White said TWA did all reasonable to permit Hardison’s Saturday work refusal, finding the alternatives undue hardship. Dissenters warned of livelihoods harmed by religious diversity. Other actions upheld evidence rules, wrongful arrest limits, and SEC merger approvals in related decisions.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Byron White
Larry Hantison
Wink Church of God
Trans World Airlines
TWA
Machinists Union
Ais White
Hardison
White
Congress Meta
Coun
Securities and Exchange Commission
Christiana Securities Co
Vnta du Pont Co
Beehive Prank Prompts Daring Onset Scene
Actress Vicki Schreck, 15, stood amid 2000 bees during a How the West Was Won TV scene at Agoura. Playing Jessie Macahan she accidentally disrupts a hive and is stung in the fiction. A honeybee specialist handled the swarm and used queen odor to attract bees. they were blown from a wind tunnel. She was not stung.
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Vicki Schreck
al Agoura
Miss Schreck
Jessie Macahan
Fleet
Public transit toll hikes tied to MTC authority debate
A 197 legislative analyst report supports bridge toll increases for Bay Area transit, while Holmdahl introduces Sf 24 to strip MTC of toll setting. An Assembly hearing is planned in August. Proponents cite July 1 hikes to 74 cents on Dumbarton, Hayward San Mateo and Oakland San Francisco Bay bridges.
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Bay Area
Allen
Holmdahl
MTC Nf
Assembly Transportation
Hie
AC ‘Transit
San Francisco Municipal Railway
BART
Holndahl
San Mateo County
MTC
Bob Wood
Castro Valley
Woods
Tech Badge Authority
Floyd Sparky
The
Daily Review
Dumbarton
Hayward-San Matéo
Oakland-San Francisco Bay
Dunbarton and
Hayward-San Mateo
Ray Bridge
Laetrile Debate on Breast Cancer Spread
A review by the Institute disputes Laetrile as a cancer cure noting Sugiura views it as a palliative. Scientists say they cannot replicate his results after six years, while Sugiura claims possible inhibition of metastasis and delayed tumor growth in mice. He asserts Laetrile’s value rests with public opinion.
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Iam
United Press International
Unis
Sugiura
Laethie
Sura
Police blotter notes a surge in local thefts and burglaries
South County enforcement reports numerous crimes including robberies, burglaries, and thefts. Among items stolen: $309 from a man cited as a victim at Importal Road, a gun, a stereo, a TV, a clock, vase, and various tools. Entries detail damaged residences, open doors, and storage sheds. Several thefts involve vehicles or auto parts, with losses ranging from tens to thousands of dollars. Multiple addresses and names appear in fragmentary form, including residences on Sutrs, PAiSlon Blvd, and 27972 Sutrs, plus individuals such as Richard Wel and Charles Costes.
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South County
St. Mescone
Robert E. Lindskeo
Sizip
Boot Feck
Hardy
Tuncay
Watkle
Cacia Scan
Auto Eceo
Laban
Richard Wel
Tooke
Pete
Tunstey
Ted Sand
Opti Ees
Sara
Facts Shack
Paislon Blvd
Stock market struggles amid Fed worries and nervous trading
EW YORK stocks moved uncertainly as institutional portfolio adjustments and Fed reporting anxieties weighed on sentiment. The Dow Jones average hovered around the 916 level, slipping about four points at the open and easing to roughly 1.53 points lower, after mixed recent moves including a Tuesday gain of 10.17 points and a Wednesday decline.
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EW York
API
Institutonal
Federal Reserve Board
Dow Jones
San Leandro Eyes End to Two Term Limits Proposal
San Leandro considers amending its city charter to remove the two term limit for city council members and the mayor. The executive committee of the 100 member Committee for San Leandro's Future heard Val Gill Jr. outline revisions, including restructuring the library system under the city manager. Civil service reform was set as the next subcommittee focus with input from Bud Carpenter and Norm Brikovich.
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San Leandro
San Leanadro
Val Gill Jr
Gill
Bud Carpenter
League of California Cities
Norm Brikovich
Civil Service Board
Donald McGue
Manger
Police arrest two Rylock pickets on battery charges
Union City police arrested Thomas Logue and William R. Webster, two Rylock Co pickets, at about 7 15 am amid a 30 person line in the plant driveway. They face suspicion of battery and disturbing the peace as machinists strike since April 1. Officers were verbally harassed by other pickets during the arrests.
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Union City
Rylock Co
Thomas Logue
Mann Ave
William R. Webster
Redwood Head
Castro Valley
Michael Hunt
Machinists Union
Hunt
Judge sets hearing on Rylock request in Union City
Union City Rylock Co seeks an alternate writ to force enforcing a restraining order against striking machinists. Judge Kroninger delayed ruling pending jurisdiction questions. hearing set for July 13 at Alameda County Superior Court. Rylock remains open amid a broad picketing dispute near 1285 Atlantic Ave.
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Union City
Rylock Co
Alameda County
Bay Area
Rylock
William Zaner
William Kirkpatrick
Tom Houchins
Kroninger
Kirkpatrick
Police Department
Suspect With Runny Nose In Oregon Cold Pill Case
In Klamath Falls Oregon police report a suspect took a bag from a vehicle containing a prescription vial of cold pills and three white tablets. A state trooper noted a tongue in cheek tip about a high pitched howl and runny nose as a clue.
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Mlamath Falls
Ora
UPI
Oregon
Ci Ware
Klamath Falls
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Kraca
Somonhe
Weeerns
Venice
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Tor Art Bob
Ack Staten Mendsy
Wewark Smeery
Purdue Tire
Windon City
Eugene Peckinp
Cobra
Sten Setarvey
Dan Melia
Sheriffs Department
Eden Township
Balaton
Cindy Mart
Robert Prary
Cassells
Wing Wilco
Pad Merkal
Casira Verry
Steree Equipmand
MD Taken
Surrey
Kekhen Indo
Hayward
Suresey
Kraacho
Eto Aea
Redwood Park Tour
Edwood National Park
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