Arson suspected in Amador High School blaze
Pleasanton fire officials say an early morning fire gutted the home economics building at Amador High School, causing about 150000 dollars in damage. Investigators suspect arson, noting five similar fires in the last 24 hours, with juveniles possibly involved. Rebuilding may take six months. summer classes will relocate to Dublin High School.
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O'Brien calls for broad probe of DNC bugging incident
Washington report says Democratic leader O'Brien seeks a thorough government probe into an apparent bugging attempt aimed at his office. Five men including ex CIA employee James W. McCord charged in the early morning raid on the Democratic National Committee offices at Watergate. McCord, 93, was security coordinator for Nixon Re election Committee earning about 1208 dollars a month. FBI and Justice Department lawyers will review the case as investigators examine surgical gloves and surveillance gear found at the scene.
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Wallace Faces Possible Need for Braces After Surgery
Reports from Holy Cross Hospital in Silver Spring indicate Governor George C Wallace underwent a 90 minute operation to remove a bullet. Doctors estimate less than a 50 percent chance of walking normally again and consider braces or crutches a real possibility. Recovery could take up to 10 months with uncertain athletics.
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High court ruling favors baseball
The Supreme Court refused to wipe out baseballs antitrust exemption and upheld the reserve clause in Curt Floods challenge. Justice Blackmun wrote the majority opinion, noting the Courts long history and Congress inaction supporting baseballs special status. The ruling also addressed a separate challenge to domestic subversive detentions, urging constitutionally compliant executive power.
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Strikes Hit U S Airlines Shut downs Across Major Carriers
A global airline pilots strike disrupted service worldwide. Only three U S carriers remained operational Western and Eastern seaboard carriers curtailed flights while Southern cancelled most services. Court orders and threats of injunctions limited walkouts, yet many crews walked out in solidarity at multiple hubs, causing widespread delays and confusion.
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Old-time postmaster dies at 72 in Fremont
Mamial W. Lewis, Fremont’s first postmaster and longtime local official, died at 72 after illness. He began as Centerville postmaster before Fremont’s 1936 office creation, oversaw later consolidations with Irvinglon, Niles, and Mission offices, and resigned in 1942. Survived by wife Marian, son Robert, daughter Mite, two brothers, a sister, and a grandson. He served in postal associations and local commissions.
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Budget adoption expected tonight in Hayward schools
Hayward school trustees plan to adopt a balanced tentative budget tonight despite an $8 million plus increase. The district now projects total spending near $20.168 million, with new state aid expected to reach about $600,000 and additional revenue around $115,000. Funds will support a regional vocational education program and a $242 million repayment aid plan, as officials note the changes come under various federal and state provisions.
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Shadow of crime Are Sinatra Matia linked
Hollywood reports the shadow of the Mafia on Frank Sinatra as rumors float about his ties to underworld figures. Statements denying organized crime links contrast with decades of speculation tied to the actor singer and his circle, amid broader Nevada gaming and political hints.
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Weather forecast notes small temperature change
The forecast predicts high temperatures around 75 with readings in the 40s and expects fair conditions through tomorrow aside from a morning mist. Westerly Wines is listed as 1020 miles prior to a note about more weather on page 14.
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