Alioto Gains Acquittal Sparks Governor Run Talk
San Francisco Mayor Joseph J Alioto returned home after acquittal in Washington amid revived chatter he will seek California governor. He claimed legal actions were political plots and said there is plenty of time to decide. He announced plans to sue Look magazine for libel.
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Joseph J
Alioto
Sanrancisco
Washington
California
Nick
Look Magazine
Vibe
Tacoma
Wash
Washington State
John Mitchell
U.S. District Court
Ray McNichols
Washington Atty
John O'Connell
George Faler
O'Connell
Spaffle
Pow Wow Tree Baffles Freeway Encroachment in Hayward
Hayward residents rally to save a centuries old laurel known as the powwow tree near the Foothill Freeway corridor. Catherine Warner, 61, insists it can survive while Leif Hatlen of the freeway project agency considers verification of its authenticity and potential preservation. Beulah Linnell of the Hayward Area Historical Society traces its history with local tales of Indigenous dances and community gatherings dating to the 1760s.
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Marlene Michelson Hayward
Catherine ‘Warrer
Leif Hatlen
Castro Valley
Toothitl
State Division of Highways
B St
Beulah Linnell
Hayward Area
New graduates bring back the family doctor trend
SAN FRANCISCO AP The family doctor is rising again among new medical school graduates. Dr. Carroll L. Willen notes a reversal from specialization and 90 percent of University of Washington classes choosing family practice. Kowalewski cites decline to 59 thousand in 1967 then 64 thousand now and predicts faster recovery. Maryland students also favor family practice and value counseling starting at infant visits to curb chronic disease.
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Carroll L. Willen
Louisville
American Medical Association
University of Washington
Edward d. Kowalewski
Baltimore
Witter
Kowalewski
University of Maryland
Maryland
Husband denies malice in divorce plot case
Frederick Triest, 41, says he and his two sons feel sorry for Belly and wish her a fair trial after his wife and Nancy Weise were arrested for soliciting to murder their husbands. He claims no help is available financially and notes ongoing medical bills and refinancing costs. The Ernests’ divorce was reportedly being settled. a hearing date was set for tomorrow in San Leandro Hayward Municipal Court.
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Frederick Triest
The
Daily Review
Belly
Nancy Weise
San Leandro- Hayward
Ernest
Ventana
San Lorenzo
Sherif
Ernests
Year round schooling debated for Hayward district
A district report on year-round education compares Park Elementary School as the district’s first year-round campus with Winton and other sites. It notes Park graduates excelled in reading and math at Winton, but cautions socio economic differences may influence results. The study recommends further review and possible expansion to Winton. Sequoia is eyed as a future year-round elementary.
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Hayward
Winlo
Park
Winton
Sequoia
Stade
Youth 13 charged with school fire in Pleasanton
A 13 year old Pleasanton boy admitted setting the blaze that destroyed the Ama dor High School home economics building causing an estimated 150000 dollars in damage. He cooperated with police and implicated a 14 year old accomplice in several other arsons in Pleasanton Valley area.
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Pleasantan
Ama>dor High
Pleasanton Valley
Gary Lewis
Lewis
del Valle Creek
Harvest Park
Mallard Drive
Alameda Drive
Weather outlook hints at lingering spring chill
The forecast says tomorrow is first day of summer yet temperatures will stay in the 70s with a cool slamorrow night. Morning fog is expected, and mild falllike conditions continue through tomorrow with more details on page 33.
Kleindienst halts wiretaps after Supreme Court ruling
The Justice Department halted all domestic wiretaps outlined as unconstitutional by the Supreme Court. Attorney General Kleindienst ordered a stop and said future surveillance would follow court guidelines. About 100 taps without orders were found in 1971 and nearly 30 this year, with unclear numbers against domestic or foreign groups. The decision follows the court ruling that wiretaps do not fall under the Safe Streets Act, affecting cases including those tied to the White Panther and Chicago Seven prosecutions.
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Justice Department
U.S. Supreme Court
Richard G. Kreindienst
Kleindienst
Fuurther
Congress
The
Justice Departement
Lewis F Powell Jr
Nixon
Rehnquist
William H. Rehnquist
Supreme Court
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Opiniog
David Dellinger
Chicago
Detroit
Jessie Bacon
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