Senators seek release of hostages at Wounded Knee church
McGovern and Abourezk met federal Indian officials in Pine Ridge to press for the release of 11 hostages held by AIM members at a Wounded Knee church. Officials urged safety concerns, while Erikson and FBI officials framed a nonviolent settlement and hearings on Indian treaties and policy.
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Fing Hidge
UPI
George
McGovern
James Abouiezk
The
American Indian Movement
ATM
Wounded Knee
Abuurezk
Ridge Sioux Reservation
South Dakota
U.S
Pine Ridge
Ellsworth Air Force Base
Indian Affairs
AIM
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Washington
Custer
Abouréck
Indian Affairs Committee
FBI
L. Patrick Gray
Wourled Knee
iGray
Erickson
Senate Foreign Relations Committiee
Abourezk
South Nakota
Blisworth Air Force Base
Wourded Knee
Harmony Returns as Glen Eden Association Sees Progress
The Glen Eden Garden Association meeting drew about 75 homeowners and directors for a long night of updates. They reviewed a landscaping resurrection with 75 cubic yards of top soil 2400 pounds of manure and 460 pounds of brass seed plus blocked storm drains and coop efforts using city equipment to improve the neighborhood.
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Glen Eden
Hlnt
Harmnny
Hititeer
Hayward
Tyler
Reds to Free 142 More Prisoners
Saigon reports the Communists announced plans to release 142 prisoners of war on Sunday in Hanoi. Col. Bui Tin said 106 Americans, 268 soldiers, four U.S. civilians, two West German civilians, two Filipinos and others were among those freed. The move followed U.S. pressure and Nixon administration actions in Paris to advance peace talks and ease the Viet Nam ceasefire stalemate.
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Saigon
UPL
Hanoi
Bui Tin
North Aimpse
Hani
U.S
South Vietnam
Jin
Joint Military Commission
Washington
Defense Department
North Vietnam
United States
Nixon
William P. Rogers
Paris
Vietnam
Haiphong
Radio Hanoi
Stogers
PG&E seeks rate hike of about 47 cents per month
PG&E asks the California Public Utilities Commission for a 46.8 million dollar rate increase to cover higher costs from California and Canadian gas suppliers. The proposal would raise about 47 cents monthly for Southern Alameda County customers and be spread across all service classes. The hearing will determine approval.
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Pacific Gas and Electric Co
Alameda County
Pg&e
California
State Public Utilities Commission
Reducing Divorces Through Tougher Marriages Rules
A columnist cites expert guidance on curbing divorce with concrete steps. Proposes delaying marriage until 22, mandatory pre marital counseling, and driver license style hardening for licenses. Suggests formal contracts, potential renewal every three years, to surface and resolve conflicts before marriage.
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Harold Lief
Marriage Council of Philadelphia
Partly cloudy forecast for South County tonight and tomorrow
Partly cloudy skies should prevail over South County tonight and tomorrow with a late temperature charge. Forecasters expect highs tomorrow from the upper 50s to mid 80s and lows tonight in the 40s. Azure weather page 36.
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South County
Azure Weather
Evening with William Ball at Mt Eden High
An audience at Mt Eden High School attended an event presented by William Ball of the American Conservatory Theater. Ball praised Transcendental Meditation while touching on stage presence happiness and inner light as the evening explored broader themes beyond TM.
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Gary Tischler
Hayward
Mt. Eden High School
Ural
William Ball
Ball
American Conservatory Theater
San Francisco
Truant boy tries to burn records at school
An Ane year old boy at Mendenhall School attempted arson to avoid punishment for skipping class. He broke a window and spread flammable liquid, causing 7,000 to 9,000 dollars in damage at 1701 Gl Padre Drive. A custodian reported smoke at 2 10 am and police and fire crews responded.
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Livermore
Mendenhall School
Gl Padre Drive
Welfare reform shelved in Nixon State of the Union
President Nixon, in a State of the Union message, suspended major welfare reform efforts due to an unfavorable legislative outlook. He pledged to push a national health insurance plan and elderly property tax relief, but gave no details.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Congress
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Senate
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