Reagan declines Senate bid hints at 1976 run
California governor Ronald Reagan announced he will not seek the U S Senate in 1974. He said he will devote the next two years to his administration goals and tax relief for Californians, while not closing the door on a presidential bid in 1976.
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Sleep illness scare prompts alarm in Alameda County
In Alameda County the mosquito abatement district reports unprecedented phone calls amid state health warnings of potential sleeping sickness outbreaks. Fred Roberts says Alameda differs from the central valley where pesticide resistance and past encephalitis cases in Livermore and Pleasanton shape the response.
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Means of Wounded Knee Leader Tied to San Leandro Teen Years
San Leandro memories recall AIM leader Russell Means as a hostile student in a problems course at San Leandro High School. He later earned a diploma in January 1983 after early false starts, later reappearing as a key figure in the American Indian Movement during the Wounded Knee uprising in South Dakota.
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Frequent X Rays Linked to Cancer Fears Warned
Washington testimony before the Senate Commerce Committee cites a study noting over 40 percent more leukemia patients had prior X exposure than nonpatients. Dr Irwin Bross of Roswell Park Memorial Institute urged cutting routine chest and tooth X rays, urging patients to question necessity and machine safety before proceeding.
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Smoking not the heart villain says experts at CMA
Dr Blin Corday and another cardiologist voiced skepticism about cholesterol alone as a heart risk at the California Medical Association convention. They argued heart attacks may climb from arterial degeneration and nervousness from smoking rather than dietary fat or high cholesterol. They urged caution in blaming weight or smoking as sole culprits and questioned exercise extending life.
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Arveson urges six period day for Hayward schools
Hayward school leader Ray Arveson pushes restoring a six period day for ninth and tenth graders and seeks a $160,000 cost of living pay rise for all district staff. The board teeters on funding, while a $30,000 proposal for teacher innovations is debated. Preparations stress salary increases and smaller classes, with budget figures evolving after enrollment, tax shifts, and inflation trends.
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Viet Cong frees 32 more POWs ahead of Friday
Viet Cong released a list of 32 prisoners including 27 military personnel seven civilians and one Australian to be freed in Hanoi on Friday. The total POWs slated for release this week reaches 140 with about three quarters freed by Friday. At Clark Air Base officials said three giant planes would fly 108 Americans from Hanoi with arrivals beginning about 4 50 p m Wednesday and continuing through Thursday and Friday. The release follows a cease fire pledge requiring repatriation of all U S prisoners and a deadline of March 28 for remaining troops to leave South Vietnam.
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Mystery man turns up POW list in Vietnam war saga
Robby McKeesee disappeared from Albuquerque on May 1 1970 to repair his car. His sister says he later resurfaced as a POW listed by North Vietnam, with unclear capture details. He claimed a military past including Korea Bronze Star and paratrooper service.
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Weather forecast for Mair and South County continues and clouds drop by morrow
Mair to prevail as forecasts show little temperature change with tonight’s lows in the mid 30s to mid 40s and tomorrow’s highs near the mid 50s to mid 60s. Clouds are expected to move in by late tomorrow, bringing a slight chance of rain. More weather on page 10.
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