Novice gold hunter finds 5 ounce nugget in California river
In Placerville area John Distry slipped in the Middle Fork of the American River while prospecting with Dick Eberhard. A friend cried out when he found a shiny rock that turned out to be a gold nugget weighing about 5 ounces and valued around 3600 dollars for collectors.
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Youth held after fight with cop in Mayfair incident
Teon Guerrero, 19, of 1265 Renderson Laie, was arrested on felony assault on a police officer and drug influence charges after a confrontation at the Mayfair shopping center parking lot. Officer Pawl Gaines was reportedly struck and his service revolver taken during the struggle.
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Alameda Creek funds okayed by House panel
Washington The House Appropriations Committee recommended allocating 190 000 by Alameda Creek for downstream channel improvement as part of an 18 million California water projects package. The plan includes dredging, ferrywork, and flood control with Corps of Engineers and Bureau of Reclamation involvement.
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Tape Players Stolen From Campers at Dealership
Alameda County sheriff reports four radiostore tape players stolen from four motor homes at a Winnebago dealership on Mission Boulevard Hayward. The value totals 1159 dollars with dashboards damaged. No arrests announced.
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Earthquake Shakes Palm Springs Area at Dawn
A tremor measured W025 on the Richter scale hit Palm Springs at 6 am local time. Preliminary reports from the California Seismology Laboratory suggest the quake remained confined to the Palm Springs region with no immediate damage details released.
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Navy Charges Against POWs Filed by Stockdale
Washington Navy officials received misconduct charges against two high ranking POWs released by North Vietnam. The letters were mailed by Rear Adm James Stockdale and arrived at the Pentagon, where a spokesman said the charges must be ratified. The defendants are Lt Col Edison Wainwright Miller and Navy Capt Walter E Wilber. Miller and Wilber were pilots held by Hanoi Hilton with Stockdale. The charges will be reviewed for legal sufficiency before public release.
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Gas Explosion at Monte Carlo Motel Injures Several in Las Vegas
A propane gas rupture caused a blast at the Monte Carlo Motel south side injuring multiple people including a Michigan man, Maltreiw Janus, 34, and his wife Helen, 31, Milford. They were rushed to Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital with Janus deceased and his wife in critical condition. Additional injuries reported among Southern California guests, two maids, and a firefighter.
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Nixon price freeze bars postal rate hikes
President Nixon announced a new price freeze that also blocks planned increases in postage for periodicals and printed matter. The USPS said it will not seek exemptions from the freeze or rate boosts for magazines newspapers nonprofit material books and records. Current rates stay in effect until further notice.
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U S Russia Near Nuclear Pact After Talks at Villa
The United States and Soviet Union sign a communique after talks at a Spanish villa. Nixon and Brezhnev stress further progress in relations and a quick, peaceful settlement in the Middle East, while pledging to limit chemical weapons and seek a European security conference. Brezhnev heads to Camp David and Paris for follow up talks.
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Shackleton's Son Aims To Be A Pilot Instructor
Brian Shackleton pursues aviation training as a future instructor. He plans to work construction jobs to raise about 2000 for flying school costs while seeking summer employment. His parents support his dream though his youth limits opportunities. he attends a Hayward flying school and studies with a teacher who notes no major problems.
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Supreme Court Bans Church School Aid Across States
The Supreme Court ruled that state programs providing aid to parochial schools via tax credits tuition payments to parents or direct maintenance reimbursements violate the First Amendment separation of church and state. It struck down Pennsylvania New York and Ohio measures and upheld limits to tax credit or direct aid schemes. The term's end saw decisions on education funding and a pending review of federal damage suits related to Kent State shootings.
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City mulls bicycle license fee hike and budget moves
Finance Director McCormick states state cents on each bicycle license will fund a statewide program and a future city licensing system. The council will hold a budget work session to debate subsidies for Hayward programs, housing, and social services, review contracts, and consider grants and development proposals.
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Stowaway Sought After Nose Problem Drives Mission
A Chinese stowaway who swam and hopped ships to seek medical help for a nose injury disappeared from the Hong-Ahung Mail west of Seattle. Coast Guard helicopters joined a search for Cheng Ching Yuen He, last seen aboard the vessel as authorities confirmed he had traveled from Peking to Canton then toward Taiwan. He had reportedly traveled 1000 miles and hoped to return home after medical care, with officials noting he was later sent toward Taiwan.
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Protestant homeowner shot dead in Belfast drive by
A Protestant homeowner in Belfast was killed when gunmen fired at his door early today. The army said he was the seventh man killed in the W-block Old Park area in 18 months and the first vengeance victim this year. The death raised the four year toll to 831 in Northern Ireland’s sectarian violence.
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Vitamins as Drugs and Over the Counter Sales Policy
A proposal classifies supplements containing more than 138 percent of the RDA for any vitamin as drugs subject to FDA review. Such products could be sold over the counter or by prescription. vitamins A and D at high doses may require prescription, while lower doses stay available. The bill warns against making nonnutritive claims or combining vitamins with substances lacking nutritional value.
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