Assembly District 14 special election filings reported
Oakland and Alameda candidates filed declaration papers on the eve of the August 7 special election to fill the seat left vacant by the death of Assemblyman Rupert Crown Task. Karl Byers and another Democrat filed as did Robert Evans who left the Peace and Freedom Party. The district includes San Leandro San Lorenzo Alameda and part of Oakland with party affiliations shifting as filings continue. The deadline to qualify was Friday.
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Karl Byers
Alameda
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Robert Evans
Peace and Freedom Party
Nhe Ttt
San Leandro
San Lorenzo
Mameda
Dale
Tand
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Shi Leundi
Jack Maltester
San Taandra
Edward Vogl
Demcrals
Ming Hade
Ansamblyman
Loot Stolen From Two Boats In Fremont
Police report a combined loss of over 4040 from two boats parked behind Plex Tronic Inc in Fremont Centralment. One boat lost 2050 in gear including marine radio depth sounder two water skis and fire extinguisher. The second boat lost 830 including depth sounder and other gear. No signs of entry found. property owned by Jeseh A McKenzie.
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Fremont
Ivy Boats
Plex-Tronic3, Inc
Bso
Jesenh A McKenzie
Firebomb Alert In Fremont Tent Attack Injures Family
An attempted arson investigation in Fremont follows a device thrown into a tent near the Frmont home yesterday. No injuries reported for a specific family, while responders and fire department assess the scene.
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Fremont
Framiont Sie Live
Panish Hall
Don Gauci
Police seize large fireworks cache from Irvington guard
Police confiscated about 72 large M-60 firecrackers and 500 other items from a security guard in Irvington after reports he sold fireworks to youths. Officers seized a dozen boxes, seven Roman candles, rockers, standard fire crackers, and more. No arrests were made at the scene.
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Tremont
Irvington
Revidgats
Lyvington
Eac Donbalt
Explosion damages Wilmington synagogue front door
An explosion ripped into a Wilmington, North Carolina synagogue, blowing a hole in the side and damaging the front. No injuries reported as fire officials and the State Bureau of Investigation opened a case.
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Wilmington
N.C
UPI
W. W. Glikson
Stallerey Yuud
Bay coastline bill edges toward floor vote in Senate
In Sacramento a bill excluding the San Francisco Pay area from a new coastline commission under Prop 20 moves through the Senate Natural Resources committee after a split vote. Chair John Nejedly Walnut Creek withdrew the measure from further action pending legality opinion while Assemblyman Alan Sleroty Beverly Hills says it will be heard next Monday.
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Ehateman
Senate
John Nejedly
Rowalnut Creek
Noor
Bay Cousiwation and Development Commission Bcdc
Soviets Launch Sputnik Cosmog 574
Moscow reports the Soviet Union launched Cosmog 574, an en masse sputnik with scientific equipment for space exploration. Tass quoted details include an 8 degree inclination, max distance 16 miles, and 50 percent orbital range.
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UPS
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Coroner Identifies Bridge Jump Victim in Marin County
Marin County coroner identified the man who fell from the Golden Gate Bridge as Serman C. Leura, 28, San Braneisco, Aeonard wishe WU. The body was found near the north end of the bridge span and confirmed deceased from the incident.
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Marin County
Weit
Weyrath
Maudlay
Golden Gate Bridge
Serman C. Leura
San Braneisco
Aeonard
Stuly
Une Span
Ambiguous Military Commentator Reflects on Southeast Asia War Coverage
A damaged OCR passage records a speaker urging U.S. pressure on governments in Southeast Asia and criticizing press coverage of MIAs. He praises military operations and condemns limited reporting while referencing the City of Mrenont and VIVA.
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ST Ulale
Wwe
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Tholland
Nappanee
Nyhot
TwabMad
U.S
Southeast Asia
Nyfos
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Avellor
Mrenont
Ielow
Nixon purge talk echoes White House disclosers
Report notes discussions inside the Nixon administration about shaping disclosures to blunt Watergate fallout. Witnesses reference ideas to place a friendly figure on the Watergate committee and efforts tied to the campaign and intelligence operations. Colson disputes Magruder testimony and asserts no involvement in wiretapping or illegal intelligence methods.
Mitchell Attacks Reporter At Fifth Avenue Building
Martha Mitchell struck a reporter twice outside her Fifth Avenue residence after accusing reporters of crowding her privacy. She shouted that the press has invaded her life and later lunged at the doorman and accused journalists of harassing her family amid ongoing Watergate links.
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WEW York
Martha Mitchell
Hay Fifth Avene
Mitchell
Sheriff Madigan to Retire After Current Term Ends
Sheriff Madigan plans retirement when his term expires. Palmer, with a degree in law enforcement and public administration, notes rising burglaries and narcotics cases in the county. He proposes a task force of special deputies to tackle large problems and address violent crime.
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Palmer
Vic
Lenisie
Wave of the future youngsters frolic on a water bed
A seaside scene shows children and teens enjoying a water bed on a hot day. The playful activity is described amid a coastal setting near Beverly Beach and a calm sea, capturing a lighthearted moment of summer recreation.
Fremont council opposes remapping and lane changes
Fremont officials argue against a remapping plan sending most of Fremont into the 11th District while shifting Milpitas out. The council also considers slowing a street speed limit and seeks state help for paving projects. Elizabeth Broun envisions Mt Vernon shops, while Jacob Robbins explains design aims for Mt Vernon Avenue. Mayor Pimentel and Councilman Rhodes vote against adoption.
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Elizabeth Broun
Mt Vernon
Sid
Mt. Vernon
Tom Vept
Jacob Robbins
Conmiunity Development
Jack Pimentel
Gene Rhodes
Gas stations report widespread gasoline rationing across regions
AAA survey finds about 47 percent of 2924 stations on main routes rationing or limiting gasoline with 84 percent still operating in some capacity. Worst conditions in the Pacific Northwest where only 27 percent run normally while New York and New Jersey show the best stability. AAA urges motorists to conserve fuel and minimize long trips.
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Washington
American Automobile Association
Tk Defore
Pat Vent
Wsuil
Tha Aah
New York
New Jersey
AAA
Connally Says He Wants to Quit Post Quickly
Former Secretary of the Treasury J. B. Connally told reporters at the White House he intends to resign from his job as soon as possible. He cited unhappiness with aspects of the role and said he would leave in a part time or reduced capacity.
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Connally
White House
Miksinmer
Dunia Hint Hy
Ignset
Color TV Biolgy Courses Noted in Herald Democrat
A Colorado Herald Democrat item notes sophomore level biology courses announced for delivery via color television. The brief highlights distance learning using TV broadcasts and mentions the program scope for first year biology topics.
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Hayward council denounces highway signs at busy intersection
Hayward city officials clash with the State Highways Division over visual impacts of freeway style signs at the 41 L12 foot signal bridge junction of Jackson Street and Missl at-Toothill Street. The Public Works director will meet state officials to seek removal or replacement of the signs.
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Public Works
Ed Philips
Fort
Cannonlman John Pappas
City Hall
Pappias Sidid
Tal
Tom Nevenu
Targa Funes
Jackson Slyeel
Misélon
Pappas
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Kennath Birchfield
Altacky
Hayward
Gatsten
Ton-Heyward
Brush Fire Expands Across Southern California Coastline
A fast spreading brush fire near Beaumont, Cherry Valley, and Oak Glen threatens homes as fires burn through rough terrain between Bonaing and Beaumont. Fire crews battled the blaze with bulldozers and water drops, evacuating a housing unit north of Brine Ding while San Bernardino National Forest crews monitor the advancing flames.
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