Five Kids Pulled To Safety In Smoke Filled Hallway
In a daring rescue near the Los Angeles Coliseum, Patrolman Gerald D. Williams led a human chain through 18 inches of air to save five children from a burning apartment. Williams and three officers, with neighbors aiding, crawled through smoke to pass children to safety. Investigators suspect arson.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Gerald D. Williams
Los Angeles Coliseum
Williams
Lawrence Skiba
James R. Wilson
John A. Zrossky
Skiba
Darlene Dockery
Evan Lewis
Mick
Javon
Andrea
Nixon: deficit near 3 billion. aims for balance by 1976
President Nixon announced the FY end deficit would be about $3 billion, $2 billion under prior forecasts, and that spending would be trimmed to try to balance the federal budget by 1976. Treasury chief Simon warned inflation would stay unacceptably high this year as policy hinges on fiscal and monetary restraint.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Treasury
Wiliam
Simon
Treasury Secreary
Willaim Simon
Roy Ash
Herbert Stein
Council of Exanoric Advisers
White House
Kerneth Rush
Arthur Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Child’s second haircut at Huntwood Manor Barber Shop
Gabriel Marquez of Union City, once in distress over a baby birthday incident, visits Huntwood Manor Barber Shop in Hayward with his father Gilbert for his second haircut. The narrative traces a child’s small milestones amid a growing sense of serenity and cash flow.
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Gabriel Marquez
Partridge Way
Union City
Gilbert Marquez
Gabriel
Huntwood Manor
Hayward
Youths steal light plane crash at golf course
Two youths stole a light plane from Hayward airport, took off and crashed seconds later at Skywest Golf Course. Residents of Via Nube pursued and aided police in capturing the pair. Johnson and Perryman were booked for grand theft of the Cessna 140 owned by Ivar Peterson of San Mateo. FAA is checking licenses.
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Hayward
Skywest
San Lorenzo
Nube
Jim Johnson
Endeavor Way
Union City
Hosea Perryman
Oakland
Ivar Peterson
San Mateo
Helicopter to Haul Abandoned Cars From East Bay Parks
A state backed abatement effort will lift 110 abandoned vehicles from Alameda and Contra Costa county parks on July 9 using a San Francisco Oakland Helicopter Airways chopper. Cars in Redwood Regional Park lead with 47, others in Anthony Chabot, Garin, Del Valle, and Sunol parks follow. Salvage firms will tow away the vehicles once hoisted to central collection sites.
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East Bay
California Highway Patrol
William Bradshaw
Hayward
Alameda
Contra Costa County
CHP
Redwood Regional Park
Oakland
Anthony Chabal Park
Garin Regional Park
del Valle
Livermore
Sunol
Don Sly
Sacramento Chp
San Francisco-Oakland
Sly
California
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Lan Cook
Ann Landers
Congress
Perryman
Johnson
Curtis DeHart
Federal Aviation Administration
Theville Smith
Via Nube
Smith
FAA
Oklahoma City
Fremont
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