Four South County students named outstanding scholars
Four South County students were named outstanding scholars at the 26th Bank of Amering Achievement Awards in Oakland finals. Winners include Marc Cousineau Moreau High School first in fine arts, Barry Gordon Canyon High School first in liberal arts, Angela Hancock Sunset High School first in vocational arts, and Michael Ati Castro Valley High School first in science and math. Twelve others were named with placements across divisions and awards of 100, 78, or 0.
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Bank of Amering
Marc Cousineau
Moreau High School
Barry Gordon
Canyon High School
Castro Valley
Angela Hancock
Sunset High School
Michael Ati
Castro Valley High School
Oakland
Hoth Herring
Carol Garcia
San Lorenzo High Schol
Patricia Thurston
Mt. Tden High
Meat price protest set in Fremont
Fremont women organize a meat price protest at Ralph's Market on Prev trvons Blvd with 11 am start in early April. Jane Bononat leads the Women of Fremont urging residents to boycott meat while pickets plan demonstrations on Tuesdays and Thursdays and target other stores later in the month.
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Fremont
Royine Eount
Ralph's Market
Trvons Blvd
Jane Bononat
Women of
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Strermont Hei
Postal Inspector Denies Lie Detector Tests in Irvinton P O Robbery
R E Anderson in charge says lie detector tests were not given or seriously used in the Satur day's Irvington Post Office robbery probe. He notes tests may be considered if the investigation continues but none have been requested yet. The robbery yielded 13 497 in cash checks and money orders with possible insider help.
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R. E. Anderson
Jan Mimeiseo Regun
Inday
Anderson
Ther
American Postal Workers Union
Aimlerson
Repouis
Saturay
Paline
Aid
Amerton
Mother sought after four children abandoned in San Leandro
In San Leandro police seek Mary Kinney on charges of child abandonment after police found her four children aged 2 to 7 in a neglected Washington Avenue home. Officers and welfare workers placed the children in protective custody at Snedigar College amid a messy, unsafe residence.
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Washingtonany
Snediger Collage
Purdue Ave
Mary Kinney
Aml
Fry
Tiger Thames
Peter Kinney
Sand David Kinney
Pateela Thores
Priduji
Foud Aml Teves
Bay Area to Test Bus Link With BART in North Bay
UPI reports the Golden Gate Bridge District and AC Transit plan a bus service schedule to connect Marin and Sonoma with the East Bay BART system. Officials will draft patronage forecasts and fare structures after a forecast study. A potential Richmond San Rafael bridge option may create a further cross bay link.
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UPI
Golden Gate
Bridge Highway and Transportation Distrial
ACT Transit
Matin
Sonoma
Rclmond
Bell
Gollen -Gale Bridge District
AC Transit
Fremont
Concordine Wall
Richmond-San Rafael
Care Fies
San Pranvises Bay
San Rafael
Kielnwind Bay Area
BART
Richwond
Congress urged reopening probe into Russian wheat sale
Rep. John Melcher of Montana called for a new congressional inquiry into the 180 million bushel Soviet wheat sale. He argued neither the GAO nor the GAO determined if Agriculture Department officials knew the scope of Soviet purchases when subsidies were underwriting the export deal. A farm official reportedly told Wing that officials knew the extent of the deal, information later referred to the FBI amid litigation.
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Washington
UPI
John Melcher
D-Mont
Montana Democrat
Tueday
PBI
General Accounting Office
Agriculture Department
Melcher
Wing
Gantiental
Montana
GAO
FBI
S F officer settles malice suit against minister in San Francisco
A San Francisco police officer's 2.35 million malice suit against Rev Raymond Brasheuts was quietly settled after the minister, active with the city's home sexual community, filed a sworn statement he had no money. In exchange, the minister dropped a countersuit against Lt. Kenneth Pose alleging use of a false suit to chill criticism of police conduct. The initial suit, filed in 1971 by Sgt. Moss, targeted coverage in an underground paper and a letter calling for federal probes of alleged police brutality.
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San Francisco
UPI
Raymond Brasheuts
Tesday
Kenneth Pose
Police Department
Beeshears
Moss
Molster
Foss
Hayward airport development eyed
Weavour voiced interest in a 10 acre proposal along Vesperian near the airport core. Smith said specifics must be returned before the committee acts, with no meeting date set. The plan aims to integrate a package development including shops and hospitality, competing with regional shopping areas.
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Nevean
Simith
Pemerhony
Smith
Hespe- Tratt
Rinker
Seour
Asport
Tesign
Sid Smith
Ken Robinson
Robinson
Hanley
Ravinson
Cwnl
Faure
Hungarian 32-inch man joins Ringling Brothers act
New York dispatch reports Ringling Bros Barnum and Bailey Circus signed Mihaly Mezaros a 32 inch Hungarian claimed as the world smallest man He arrives from Budapest to debut at Madison Square Garden during a four week engagement Feld the circus publicist calls him the smallest adult in the world and notes his planned New York appearance amid publicity rumors
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New York
UPI
Ringling Bras
Barnim and Bailey Circus
Cirrus Provident
Irvling Feld
Mihaly Mezaros
Budapest
Hungary
Madison Square Garden
Feld
Nixon greets Soviet gymnasts after Olympics visit
President Nixon welcomed the Soviet women's gymnasts to the White House praising their 1972 Olympic display. He singled out Olga Korbut for her three golds and two silvers and thanked the team for representing the Soviet Union with impressive artistry and skill.
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UPL
Nixon
Soviet Union
U.S
Blanc Olgy Korbut
Olympus
Mixon
Ins
White House
Ty Yeli
Rixon
Kennedy resigns as San Francisco community liaison aide
Jove Kennedy, a Y-year old son of the late Sen. ThArt 1 Kennedy, has quit his temporary post as a community liaison assistant for the City Department. Director Wranels J. Curry cited a delay and said Kennedy left after weeks in the job that triggered a protest led by John L. Molinari, a San Francisco board member.
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SAN Prancisco
Joseph Kennedy TM
Thart 1
Libyan planes attack U S transport near Malta
Libyan Air Force fighters fired on a U S Air Force transport over the Mediterranean near Malta on Wednesday. The marked transport avoided damage. passenger numbers undetermined. Reports say Libyan planes have been patrolling the area in response to a prior Libyan airliner shootdown by Israeli jets.
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Washington
Mediterranean
U.S
Sonreas
Malta
Sinai
Peninsula Gazette Notes Rural Harm and Moran Hope
Peninsula retains a lot of rural harm as Moran seeks to keep things that way. Medina County Gazette reports on local concerns and community tone.
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Peninsula
Moran
Medina
Gazalte
California Supreme Court and Serrano case on tax and education
Legal debates center on property tax for schools and state versus federal constitutional influence. Comments from John Goons of Berkeley and Deputy AG Edward Belasco touch on California’s independence in interpreting Serrano while trial questions in Los Angeles seek whether educational quality is essentially equal across wealth differences. If SB 90 is rejected, legislators may act to enforce equal education.
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Supreme Court
John E. Goons
Berkeley
California
State Supreme Court
Coons
Coans
Edward M. Belasco
Belasco
Serrano
Los Angeles
Aml Belasco
Nixon wins nod for economic controls amid House debate
Nixon seeks only a simple extension of his regulatory powers as the House weighs amendments. Senate attempts to freeze prices on raw agricultural products fail 75 to 10, with other proposed wage, price, and interest rate controls also tabled. Rent control amendments survive in part, allowing limited annual rent increases and passing tax or service cost shifts, while luxury housing faces exemption debates.
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Senate
Abraham A. Ribloff
Dblonn
Thomas J. McIntyre
D-N-E
William Froxmire
D-Wis
Case
Sen. Tinlo Chiles
T-Mpla
Justicy
Mior- Wa
Food price surge noted in February report
The BLS reports sharp February food price increases led by meat poultry and fish up 4.9 percent the highest since June 1965. Overall CPI rose 4.7 percent before seasonal adjustment with food up 2.3 percent. unadjusted prices were 8 percent higher than a year earlier. The Cost of Living Council predicts continued rises through the year.
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