Stark joins Hayward price protest at Safeway rally
Congressman Fortney Stark will attend a Hayward protest at the Safeway on Tennyson Road and Hesperian Boulevard. A news conference is set for 10 a.m. before a Sacramento appointment, with mayoral and resident organizers coordinating pickups and interviews. In Newark, protest leader Shirley Parker reports shelf price checks show notable increases on several items, including canned meals, hay, and boxed mix products.
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Cat license fees tied to dogs in Premont
Premont council votes to license cats at dog rates amid objections by cat lovers. Proposed fees set at 6 for unspayed or unfixed cats and 2 for fixed ones, with higher rates if legal issues prevent. Licensing to run on a two year basis while continuing the joint city county animal control contract.
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BART Tests 10 Car Train Surprises Bay Area Riders
Bay Area Rapid Transit ran a 10 car train today at South County stations for the first time since last September. Officials said the longer train demonstrates the system’s planned 10 car length and will operate on a test basis as 4 to 6 car sets are phased out. Only about BL percent of the 250 cars ordered have been delivered and accepted for revenue service. A local resident noted the longer train feels more spacious compared to the usual five car trains.
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Children in Park Identified as Made Family Off Guerneville
Ten small children found in a San Francisco park were identified as offspring of Lavella Made, who once lived in Guerneville. Juvenile inspector Patricia Byrne said the children were Miail Mis made and Dreama Made, ages three months and months, with the father not named. Grandparents in Oakland provided the identifications after photos were published. police reported the children were in good health.
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San Francisco Sheriff Criticizes "Powers That Be" in Grand Jury
San Francisco Sheriff Richadangisto told reporters during a grand jury probe into a 4ik-Raue tot and fire at the county jail that officials in San Francisco show little concern for the people caught in the criminal justice system. He claimed the investigation centers on a supposed $20,000 damage claim, while noting questions were deemed well within reason.
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Toledo Strike Shuts City Bus Service
In Toledo Ohio striking bus drivers of Local 97 halted service after a Tuesday walkout initiated by 195 drivers in dispute over student passes. Drivers contend student misuse of passes caused trouble and demand transit fares valid only for travel during designated times.
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Mystery deaths of 20 rabbits at Fresno State University
Fresno State University officials probe the death of 20 rabbits with bones found in a vineyard. Authorities will have samples analyzed in Sacramento after animal pathologists report they died from a disease. Agricul tural official Dr Burger notes the vineyard was sprayed with a pesticide called chlordane. He remarks it would be hard for a rabbit to ingest enough poison to die from the exposure.
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Mutiny at Wounded Knee reports division among AIM leaders
The Justice Department says dissension arose within the American Indian Movement leaders occupying Wounded Knee. Key figures Dennis Banks and Russell Means reportedly clashed with rival oglalta faction chief Pedro Bissonette amid ongoing talks and food shortages. Abourezk and others urged negotiations, while AIM denied internal strife despite videotaped scenes and conflicting accounts from officials and press.
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Brando Shows Indian Cause Ties In Washington Incident
In Tacoma a crowd cheered as Marko Brando released a gillnet on the Puyallup River in a protest linked to Indian rights. Officials questioned his actions amid a long-running off-reservation fishing dispute tied to Adams and Puyallup leaders and state enforcement.
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Trustees weigh plans for new south town school site
Trustees debate temporary and permanent school options amid developer proposals. They consider leasing or buying land on the southern Brookvale area, diversifying funding and architecture, and seeking federal funds to support reading and math at Marshall School. District plans aim to fund north plains property with sales.
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Film president says he preferred Fonda
Hollywood reports AP coverage of a clash over Oscar night remarks. Daniel Taradash criticizes Marlon Brando for sending Apache activist Sacheen Littlefeather to decline the Best Actor award in protest of treatment of Indians. Jane Fonda’s reception is described as gracious despite the controversy and Brando’s promise to visit Wounded Knee.
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Thieu to tour U S and Europe for Viet support
South Vietnam's President Thieu will undertake a six day U S visit followed by tours of Europe and Asia to seek financial and moral backing for the postwar period. He plans meetings with U S leaders, Pope Paul VI, and Italian and British officials, with stops in Washington San Clemente London Seoul Tokyo and Rome.
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Jewelers robbed in Las Vegas Holdup of $200000
Las Vegas Nevada AP report says Medill Travillion a 45 year old Arizona jeweler was robbed by two men who burst into his motel room bound him with a belt and coat hanger and stole about $700 from his wallet and the car keys. The vehicle contained sample rings and Indian crafted jewelry valued at about $200000 retail and $75000 wholesale. Travillion escaped unharmed.
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Watergate figures testify with immunity granted
Mitchell okayed spying plan as McCord testifies before the Senate Select Committee. McCord, granted immunity, spent hours answering questions while E Howard Hunt Jr testified with immunity before a federal grand jury. Baker praised McCord for naming names as disclosure pressure grows. Mansfield avoided specifics, urging court handling and public access to information.
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Last American Leaves Vietnam After Duty at 1.5 Headquarters
A small crowd at Tan Son Nhut watched 250 Americans depart Saigon and Ba Nang as the MACV mission to deter an all-out assault concluded. An honor guard and a ceremonial flag detail marked the moment while secretaries and janitors looked on from upstairs. Some servicemen said goodbye to Vietnamese girlfriends amid bright sunshine and lighthearted chatter.
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Nixon to address nation on Vietnam war and economy
President Nixon will deliver a nationwide television address at 4 p.m. Pacific time focusing on the winding down of the Vietnam War and domestic matters including the economy. Press secretary says the speech will cover foreign policy and America's role in the world and domestic issues.
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Last group of POWs released
The final group of POWs was released amid celebrations as 20 men departed. Officials praised their courage and faith, while noting the broader context of missing servicemen and ongoing searches. North Vietnam and allies face a prolonged effort to locate those unaccounted for in Indochina.
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