UCLA Nets Sixth Title Behind Watton's Big Game
UCLA Bruins claim their sixth straight NCAA basketball title led by lanky sophomore Bill Watton who scored 24 points and grabbed 20 rebounds while adding four blocks. Florida State was the runner up as the Bruins roll to the championship in a dominant season ending performance.
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Justice Department Names 43 Cities in Heroin Crackdown
The Justice Department lists 43 largest cities including Oakland and San Francisco as targets for a nationwide heroin crackdown. Federal state and local teams will lead campaigns, each headed by a junior DOJ attorney. Myles J. Ambrose notes city size, heroin problem, and port status guide city selection. Page 9.
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Nixon water effort faults administration ties to industry
Sen John V Tunney charges the Nixon Administration has joined industry in an effort to gut pending water pollution control legislation. The California Democrat accuses officials of easy White House access aiding industry to defeat the tough Senate bill. He cites the ITT affair as indicative.
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Bipartisan Seventeen Seviators Call for Pipeline Hearings
A bipartisan group of 28 seviators urged public hearings on the Interior Department report about environmental dangers of the proposed 2.5 billion Trans-Alaska pipeline. Interior Undersecretary Pecora rejected further hearings calling them a circus while Mor ton-she must issue a construction permit.
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Malta Mintoff to sign new Anglo Maltese defense pact
Premier Dom Mintoff arrives in London amid expected signing of a defense agreement to allow British coops to stay on Malta while most forces depart. A defense ministry spokesman cites ministers Mintoff and Lord Garrington as the signatories after talks.
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Harrisburg Seven Lead Palm Sunday Antiwar Pageant
The Harrisburg Seven dismiss the Heir courtroom trial as a meaningless show and take their case to the streets in a Palm Sunday procession aimed at the power of Fruth and Jove. The event, expected to draw over 1,000 people in Pennsylvania’s capital, kicks off a week of protests outside the federal courtroom where Rev. Phillip Berrigan and six ex-defendants face trial after refusing to present offense witnesses.
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Reds react to talks halt in Paris peace effort
Vietnamese Communist spokesmen condemn President Nixon for canceling regular peace talks, saying the move opens the door to more fighting and closes the path to serious negotiations. North Vietnamese and Viet Cong delegations issue sharp statements after Nixon announced the suspension of the Paris talks.
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Review Hayward California 783-81 11 Vol. 79 No. 171
In Hayward California the Review prints 130 pages across Volume 79 Issue 171 dated 25 cents. The compact edition lists local listings and notices typical of a mid century paper.
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Two Worlds of a Cop in Quiet Order
Gary Shichler profiles Jay Thomas of the Hayward Police Department, a detective balancing two stark worlds. One is his demanding, detail driven police life with danger and violence, the other his private, orderly home life. The piece explores a decent man navigating loyalty, memory, and restraint.
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