Bee plans Dumbarton bridge route choice in surprise amendment
Sacramento UPI reports Assemblyman Carlos Bee amended a bill to give local governments power to reject expressway proposals for the Dumbarton Bridge route through Palo Alto. The plan would place a four lane bridge beside the existing structure from Fremont to Palo Alto, high enough for boats while the old bridge is raised for shipping. The Ways and Means Committee delayed action on the $40 million bridge financing to allow Bee to win broader support.
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Pilot to face court in pot case after crash near Bass Lake
Michael R. Purine 46 of 4920 Suayian Ave pleaded guilty Tuesday to possession of marijuana for sale in Madera Superior Court. Also charged, Michael Kelly 21 of Tam Valley, was arrested Sept 1 after landing a single engine plane at Bass Lake Airport. About 900 pounds of marijuana valued at $60,000 found aboard. Second charge of transporting marijuana for sale dropped. Purine free on $15,000 bond.
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Young transient held in shooting in Newark store robbery
An 18 year old transient, John Gray, was held after firing two shots during a holdup at the 741 Store on Jarvis Avenue. Police charged him with armed robbery and attempted car theft, with possible attempted murder after two shots were fired inside the store.
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Girl hurt as train hits car in Livermore
Seven year old Hayward girl Laurel Greer was struck when her car crossed South L Street and was hit broad side by a Western Pacific train. She was taken to Valley Memorial Hospital in Livermore in satisfactory condition. Greer is the daughter of A. Greer, owner of Quarter Moore Liquors.
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Nixon visits Indiana and Illinois for family ties and memories
President Nixon heads to Indiana with two stops and plans to spend a night in Chicago to address a retired persons convention. A highlight is dedicating a plaque in Jennings County near his ancestor Hannah Milhous Nixon born there, linking his Milhous family roots to Whittier and California relatives.
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Fremont burglar sentenced to one year in county jail
Fremont man Tonal Dale Adams, 23, pleaded to one count reduced from two felonies and received a year in county jail. Police tied him to multiple Fremont burglaries after a Monday incident near Old Mowry School, with Arthur A. Allen, 20, also implicated.
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Doran Off Critical List After Back Surgery
Ray Divan and Doran left critical condition at Eden Hospital after back surgery. Doran, admitted a week ago, had been in intensive care with serious injuries. Mrs Barbara Dain said Doran is in "amish belle" condition as hospitalists reported improvement.
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Threats to Queen Elizabeth Spark Manchester Visit
Police reported telephonic threats against Queen Elizabeth during a Manchester visit, with one call allegedly from the IRA. A car found near the area contained an item described as a hidden beet, as officers refused comment on further anonymous warnings about the royal schedule.
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Times appeal to high court on government documents
The Times and other papers faced government secrecy claims over articles drawn from Defense and State Department files. Editors defended publication as essential public right while noting risks to national security. President Nixon released parts of a 7000 page report to Congress but kept core material secret amid ongoing debates over disclosure.
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Pentagon papers due in Congress in secret Vietnam study
Pentagon officials said a highly classified version of the Vietnam War study would be released to all members of Congress while a declassified version would be made available to House and Senate leaders. Spokesman Jerry W. Mrdhheim noted security reviews and said staff members would not see the full document.
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Demos warn Californians of big tax increase
Democrats warned Californians they face a large tax rise despite Gov. Reagan's public stance. Assembly Speaker Moretti accused Reagan of dishonesty and pushing taxes to balance the budget. Senate and Assembly leaders prepared a $74 billion state plan with significant spending for schools and welfare, while Republicans eyed belt tightening and loophole closures.
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First Red China Food Shipment Ready for Delivery in San Francisco
A 1,850 pound shipment of mainland China foods arrives in San Leandro, pending delivery to Chinatown in San Francisco. The goods include dried watercress, red date soup, pickled ginger, lotus paste, dried winter melons, fish sauce, and more. The cargo followed a lifted U S import ban and is linked to prior Vancouver origin. Delivery to Kee Co. warehouse planned for Thursday, with move to Chinatown.
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Bay Bridge Pedal Hoppers Set for July Launch
AC Transit officials announce two modified buses called Pedal Hoppers to carry 25 bikes and 2 riders across the Bay Bridge between Oakland and San Francisco. Fares will be $1.25 one way, up from 50 cents. Service starts July 8 with three trips each direction on Tue Thu Sat Sun, expanding with demand. modification cost between $100 and $600. Buses will be blue and white with distinctive flags.
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AC Transit Workers Vote for July Walkout Over Contract
Division 192 of the Amalgamated Transit Union backed a July strike if no new contract is reached. Edward Cordeiro said 97 percent approved. AC Transit serves San Francisco from Alameda and Contra Costa counties. The union seeks wage parity with San Francisco Muni, with raises across driver clerical and maintenance ranks and added medical and dental benefits. The district counters with a spread-time schedule and smaller wage increases.
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Underground Nuclear Test at Yucca Flats Nevada
The Atomic Energy Commission reported an underground nuclear test at Yucca Flats Nevada. The device, about 700 feet underground, yielded an estimated 200000 tons of TNT. No radiation leakage was detected in the atmosphere.
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Draft bill heads for approval in Senate debate
Washington reports a two year extension of the draft with a major limit by President Nixon. The House passed the measure and the Senate, voting 65 to 27, moved to end debate. The plan sets a nine month halt on a U.S. wide drawdown until POWs are released and caps drafted numbers.
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Contested Nine Special Meetings Stir Local Board
Trustees clash over a series of nine special meetings to handle outstanding business amid adjournment disputes. Richards denies notice issues while Parmansie and Wurman accuse him of delaying contracts and personnel actions. Meetings run Monday 2:30 pm and resume Tuesday through Thursday with resumed items and adjournment schedules.
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