Death at 17433 Via Andrea details self inflicts wound
San Lorenzo reports Pinkerton guard Carlos Mathews 48 found shot at his home with coroner stating an apparent suicide and a note naming his wife Emma. In Hayward, Donid Oliveira 1 is stabbed in a bar by a mysterious assailant described as a nun about 30, treated in Highland Hospital.
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San Lorenzo
Carlos Mathews
Pinkerton
Via
Andeta
Alameda County
Mathews
Emma Mathews
Hayward
Sherriff's Deputies
Donid Oliveira
Highland Hospital
Oliveiras
la Deputies
Horse Struck by Car Injures Buckskin Mare in Hayward
Animal control seeks owner after a year-old buckskin mare was hit by a car driven by Carl D. Brown 33 of 29969 Vanderbuilt St at 4 p.m. on Industrial Parkway West. The horse, wandering near Tay lor Avenue, suffered a broken pelvis and is under veterinary care. Owners urged to contact animal control at 785-6121.
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Hayward
Animal Central
Industrial Parkway West
Carl D. Brown
Vanderbuilt St
Brownwash
Taylor Avenue
Animal Control
Streaking couple arrested after Lakeland pancake house incident
In Lakeland Florida police arrested Chesterfield Harvey Smith 22 son of a ABA president and Jacquelyn Kibler 21 daughter of a local attorney after they allegedly streaked through a pancake house around 3 a.m. Kibler former state Board of Regents member was detained at the scene while Smith fled to the kitchen and out the back. Both were released on their own recognizance.
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Lakeland, Fla
LPL
American Bar Association
Chesterfield Harvey Smith
Chesterfield Smith
Bartow
Jacquelyn Kibler
C. Burke Kibler
Lakeland
Kibler
State Board of Regents
Florida Colleges and Universities
R. H. MacSorley
Fortune Telling Ban Challenged in San Francisco
Menlo Park eopsy George Adams gypsy and occult practitioner challenged a 68 year old fortune telling ban in San Francisco at a Board of Supervisors meeting. Baranowski urged annual licenses police screening and argued the prohibition targets a class and is unconstitutional. Inspector Sal Magewnit noted enforcement by the fraud detail.
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San Francisco
LPI
Menlo Park
George Adams
Board of Supervisors
Foster By Aduans
Bors J Baranowski
Baranowski
Sal Magewnit
Deep Throat Wins Obscenity Case in Los Angeles Area
In Bevery Hills California UPI reports obscenity charges against Pussycat Theater manager Stephen Hagan and Passycat theater official Vincent Miranda were dismissed after juries in related trials mistrialed or deadlocked. The district attorney called further prosecution inappropriate while the long running film grossed 3.8 million in the LA area.
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Beviehly Hills
Calif
UPI
Los Angeles
Pussycats
Stephen Hagan
Vincent Miranda
Passycat
Linda Lovelace
West Covina
Pussvtat
Inmate Stabbed at San Quentin Prison
A parole violator from Ventura County was stabbed seven times in the chest and back at San Quentin, marking the fourth inmate death-related stabbing this year amid 19 total stabbings at the facility. Authorities suspect narcotics connections.
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AN Quentin
Marion J
Turner
S.aparole
San Quentin
Ventura County
Carpenter Strike Expands As Lockout Vowed By Management
The California carpenters strike widens with pickets shutting all Associated General Contractors jobs from Bakersfield to the Oregon border. Union says 15 000 carpenters participate while lockout threatens sites including Hayward Castro Valley Fremont and Tuolomne projects.
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California
Carpenters
Associated General Contractors
Bakersfield
Oregon
South County
Hayward
Eder Hospital
Castro Valley
Ohlone College
Fremont
Liam
Tuolomne
Associated Homebuilders
Wnmon
Local Boy Sits Cool in Tucson Heat
A Tucson area boy identified as Joseph Kautza III of Tuesort Arizona cools off in a soda pop and a chair as temperatures reach 105 degrees. The region has had no significant rainfall for nine months.
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Joseph Kautza
Tuesort, Ariz
Little Joe
Tucson
Bill to allow BART withdrawals moves to Assembly
A bill by Sen. John A. Nejedly would let Livermore Amador Valley residents withdraw from the Bay Area Rapid Transit District if their county boards approve. The measure passed the Senate 21-9 amid warnings it could worsen BART’s finances, exempting future bonds but leaving existing obligations. Opponents said withdrawals would worsen financial strain.
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Ahi
Livermore-Amadoc Valley
Bay Area
Contra Costa County
Antioch
Brentwood
Lin Antioch
Lin Brentwood
Alameda
Contra Costa
San Francisco
BART
Holmdahsaid
Alfred Alquist
San Jose
Hidden appliance costs bared in MIT study
A two year MIT study shows major consumer appliances incur lifecycle costs equal to or higher than the purchase price. It notes maintenance, repair, servicing, energy use and disposal as ongoing expenses, with 1972 data placing electronics and appliances spending and repair costs in the billions.
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New York
UPI
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Armericants
MLUT
Bridge issue and summer programs clocked by San Leandro panel
San Leandro committee members and city officials reviewed progress on creek closure, cross-community bridges, and youth programs. Principal Salé Johnson cited ongoing creek problems while Donald Fulsans proposed a bridge as a year two project. Putnam announced a five week summer day camp plan across Oakland San Leandro and surrounding areas for about 40 youths with pen-pal exchanges for first graders. The panel, including Councilman Polvorosa and trustees Gessini Sanders and Ethan Johnson, will reconvene August 26.
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Salé Johnson
Cleveland
Donald Fulsans
Sobrante Park
Maltester
Mario Polvorosa
Caroline Gessini
J. G. Sanders
Ethan Johnson
San Leandro
Putnam
Miternate
Oakland
Issas
Goree
Fulsans
Knowland Park
Nixon meets Spinola in Portugal amid peace trip
President Nixon arrived in the Azores aboard a Portuguese Air Force jet to greet Portuguese President Américo Tomás Spinola. Spinola wore a monocle and tunic suit as Nixon, amid domestic Watergate and impeachment issues, prepared for his five nation push for peace in the Middle East and faced a welcoming crowd of U.S. military dependents.
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Nixon
Spinola
Atlantic
Portugese Air Force
U.S
Aldes
Alexander M. Haig
White House
Washington
Mideast
Teachers get pay hike
The board approved higher pay for part time teachers and improved health benefits for both teaching and non teaching staff. A reduced work week was debated with Stone and Trustee Arthur Van Fuen voting in favor before the motion failed. The district will study the impact of a shorter week on college operations.
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Stone
Arthur van Fuen
Portuguese Communist Party rejects 35 hour work week demand
The Portuguese Communist Party called the demand for a 35 hour week by over 25 000 striking postal and telephone workers unrealistic given the current economy. It warned workers against those who exploit their wishes with exaggerated claims incompatible with national economic conditions.
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Msbon Upi
Portuguese Communist Party
Stirkers
Supreme Court strikes down illegitimate child benefits rule
The Supreme Court, led by Chief Justice Warren Burger, found part of the Social Security law unconstitutional for denying benefits to illegitimate children of a disabled wage earner born after the disability began. The decision held the provision violates the Equal Protection Clause by unwarranted discrimination. The case, brought by Tamon Jimines of Chicago, argued the rule harmed his children who were denied aid. The court found no compelling reason to limit benefits and stressed the program’s purpose is to support dependents of the disabled.
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Washington
Supreme Courye Day
Warren I. Burger
Tamon Jimines
Chicago
Burger
The Tie Debate At City Public Works Office
Public works staff discuss dress norms with varied views on wearing ties. Engineers, technicians, and a cadastral surveyor weigh comfort, professionalism, and gender norms, with some preferring casual attire while others emphasize presentation and public interaction.
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I Wong
Lucian G. Baker
District May Integrate Sex Specific Courses Yet Retains Locker Split
Hayward area officials discuss bias rules in schools and the aim to remove one sex designations from courses while preserving locker room segregation. Plans include forming a committee to study implications and a forthcoming comprehensive report to the board. Discrepancies in athletic access for girls are noted, with comments on limited female participation in some sports and college level options.
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Don Gakes
Hayward
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Reds
Congress
Rue Brown
Imens
Harold Franke
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Vince Wong
Joven
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Thehoard
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