Fremont couple killed as small plane crashes near Ruth Lake
A Fremont couple died when their small plane stalled on approach and crashed at the Double-A Flying Ranch near Ruth Lake in Southern Trinity County. Coroner Edward Nelson of Humboldt County identified Leroy Allen Bortis, 43, and his wife Haniel, of 33179 Jake Oneida Drive, as the victims. Surviving passenger Andrena Aronaviei, -only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carol Aronavici, was in guarded condition with severe cuts and bruises at Eureka’s St. Joseph’s Hospital.
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Bortis
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Rio
Alameda
Oakland Naval Supply Center
Mes
Alameda County
Castro Valley Woman Dies at 101 in Rest Home
Louise M. Wray of Castro Valley dies at Suburban Hills Rest Home six weeks after her 101st birthday. A Salt Lake City native who came to the United States as a child, she had lived in the area about 20 years. Survived by son Ben Wray of Castro Valley, grandchildren George Wray and Cheryl Wray, four stepgrandchildren. Services set for 2 p.m. at Chapel of the Valley Mortuary, Castro Valley.
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Louise M. Wray
Suburban Hills Rest Home
Cralta Valley
Ben Wray
Redwood Printing Company
George Wray
Lompoc
Cheryl Wray
Helena
Moni
Yornorcow
Chapel of the Valley Mortuary
Lake Ghabot Road
Castro Valey
Public Works Department
Stuart McCormick
Driggs
Retired CHP Captain Dies in Hayward
Hayward resident Louis A. Wiky 88 a retired California Highway Patrol captain died Friday at 1909 St. Ike in Hayward Calif. He joined in 1934 when Alameda County formed its own patrol unit and retired in 1947. He was active in many organizations and survived by his wife Tillie J. Bike two children and relatives. Services set for tomorrow at Sorenson Brothers Mortuary Hayward 140 B Street.
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Louis A. Wiky
California Highway
St. Tike
Beynard A
Alameda County
Highway Patrol
California Highway Patrol Association
Eucalyptus Lodge
Oakland Knights of Pythivs
Alamedyt
Biks Clib
Oakland
Ames
Alsmena County
Tai
Tillie J. Bike
Louis Bike di
Orinda
Doris Kinney
Stockton
Henry Pike
Lakeport
Tomarrasy
Sorenson Broters Mortuary
Senate approves park expansion and new national areas
The Senate approved House bills to enlarge an existing national park and to create two new ones. The package also authorizes the Canyonlands area in Utah and Arizona as a recreation area and designates Capitol Reef and Arches as national parks, expanding protection and access.
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Senate
House
Glan Canyon National Recreation Area
Arizona
Utah
Canyonlands National Bark
Burglary and rape arrest linked to Castro Valley case
Unemployed Oakland man arrested by sheriff's deputies on burglary and rape charges in Castro Valley. Investigators say the suspect forced entry through an unlocked kitchen window and attempted assault at a residence on 1624 Carhegn Coit, with a reported struggle involving Louise Prescoll and reported theft of cash from a bedroom.
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Castro Valley
Oakland
Earthquake Shakes Los Angeles Area
An AP report notes a morinite earthquake shakes parts of the Los Angeles area and appears to be another aftershock of a major tremor, affecting residents and prompting scattered reports from local areas.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Area
Scissors Attack Injures Child in Parental Dispute
A mother threw scissors that stabbed her one year old son Brent Winner in the stomach yesterday in Hayward. The boy was treated at St Rose Hospital and later transferred to St Anne after the ambulance ride. Police reported the event occurred during a parental argument. no charges were filed and the children were placed in protective custody.
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St Rose Hospital
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Brent A. Winner
St. Anne
Japan
Chery
Am Ambulance
Transco Fay
Stayward
Thenran Davildson
Cen Teft
O Hom
Peggy
Ludwig
Whinkiar
Tip Siemaen
Cheryl
Tan
Jor
Hun
Lou Purehio
Wimmer
Streligar Coltapo
Pailes
Retirement age bill signed in Sacramento
UPI reports a retirement age bill signed in Sacramento. The measure increases pension eligibility for state and local government employees by about 20 percent, with a mandatory retirement age set for certain workers. Senate sponsor was Donald Gayamsky. supported by Gov. Watsnoyilte.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Rowan
Sen
Donald Gayamsky
Fremont plans nine cent city tax hike for 1971 72 budget
Fremont city council, after tentative backing by three members, plans a seven cent tax rise to balance a 10.308 million budget for 1971 72. They may add two cents for park maintenance and manpower, with final action possible after tomorrow night’s session.
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Don Driggs
Hey
Vale Tor Nore
oTke Shefls
Prioke Enforcement
Caine Plaints
Bleel
Weekend accidents take toll in Novato and beyond
A string of weekend crashes left multiple dead and injured across California. Anil Karlberg, 25, of San Francisco, died in a Novato crash near Hamilton Valley after a vehicle collided with another. Adel Conolly, 45, of Daly City, was severely hurt in a separate collision. In Berkeley, Carolyn Stevens, 1, survived a wreck that injured her rider. Other incidents include a man knocked from a boat on the Kng River and a fall near Cedar Grove. Police warn of dangerous conditions as authorities investigate each incident.
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Haillion
Deviel
Anil Karlberg
San Francisco
Panion
Alex Connolly
Waly City
Central Gas
Jeprizel Jenkins
Gak- Tan
Carolyn Stevens
Berkeley
Man Vragier
Los Ane
Chiveh Cave
Cedar Grove
Ob Sequoia National Park
Aipman
Loin K. Ragan
Kansas City
Missouti
Suday
Myles Rash
Visiilitt
Tevite
LeMoure Nas
Hated Lieutenant Confronted by Hazardous Device Incident
Fragmented report describes a decorated soldier reacting to a hazardous device at a door and a hostile remark about Americans. The garbled text mentions Canadian contact and Chinese or Asian groups, with unclear details about the event or source context.
Pentagon Papers Case Prompts Fresh Court Briefs
Eight judges consider intervention by the National Emergency Civil Liberties Committee and the American Civil Liberties Union as friends of the court in the Pentagon Papers leak dispute. The Times and the Justice Department prepare material for all judges while Ellsberg reveals attempts to persuade Kissinger and McNamara.
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National Emergency Civil Liberties
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Times
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Iahl
Henry Kissinger
Nixon
George McSovern
Paul Ny
Calif
Loe
Elizabeth Taylor recounts circus knife incident in Mexico
Elizabeth Taylor described a frightening knife act during a Mexico trip with Richard Burton. She recalled the thrower misread the crowd, nearly injuring her and Burton while Burton vaulted the ring to safety.
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UPI
Elizabeth Taylor
Mexico
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Taylor
Landonavy
Jrish
Richard Union
Murtoh
Jeanne Muvntes
Elizabeth mi
Burton
Sie
Miss Taylor
Aoi
Miss Taylse
Supreme Court to study profanity
The Supreme Court agreed to review an 8th circuit ruling striking down a Georgia law that could label abusive language a breach of the peace. Judge Sidney G. Smith Jr in Atlanta voided a month prison term for Johnny C. Wilson, a Black man convicted of shouts at an antiwar demonstration in 1968. The 5th Circuit affirmed. Georgia argues only a federal judge can assess constitutionality in such actions. The case prompts a three judge panel setup, with Wilson facing assault and battery charges plus federal counts.
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EPS
Supreme Court
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High Court
U. S. District Court
Sidney GO. Smith Jr
Atelanta
Johnny C. Wilson
Atlanta
Sth Cirent Court of Appeals
Artie K. Bolton
Ter
Ano
Federal
Isabe
Wilson
Balelary
Smith
Ginzburg loses bid for Supreme Court obscenity hearing
The Supreme Court denied a hearing for publisher Ralph Ginzburg in the 1968 obscenity conviction case. His five year sentence was reduced to three with parole at the board’s discretion, plus two years probation and an $80,000 fine. The case, centered on distributing challenged magazines, marked a historic ruling on advertising prurient material.
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UPL
Supreme Court
New York
Ralph Ginzburg
Ginzburg
Cano
Philadelphia
Airoughie Uhils
Lisison Oursiettar
Aid
the House
Wiles
Justice Department
Investors chase gold find in Livermore valley
Mingola reports high grade gold and silver in a sample near Livermore with tests suggesting value up to 100 dollars a ton in certain conditions. Government financing potential is discussed but hampered by red tape as officials urge caution. United Nations Secretary General Thant is indefinitely confined at home by physicians.
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Weigel
Abuel Wanks
San Francisco
Gay
Mingoia
Fluelher
Ial
Mingain
Re C. “Rosen Smith
U9, Geological Survey
Mono Park
Smith
United Nations
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