Hayward Judge Denies Injunction Over Peep-Show Law
Alameda County Superior Court Judge Robert Bostick denied a preliminary injunction sought to block Hayward officials from enforcing the city peep-show ordinance. Police seized machines after arresting Lewis M. Talarico and a book-store employee for violating the law, which imposes fire code and safety standards. Talarico’s attorney alleges interference with business. city officials cite unmet fire and health standards.
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Alameda County
Robert Bostick Yeserday
Lewis M. Talarico
Hayward Books Inc
Mission Blvd
Oryler
Bostick
Talarico
Hayward Girl Killed After Running Into Car
A 5:45 p.m. collision on B Street near the bank in Hayward killed a 2 year old girl, Carmilith Foto, after witnesses said she ran into a moving car. Police initially charged Lape Yepez, but the manslaughter charge was dropped after district attorney review. witnesses supported Yepez’s account. The car was impounded and the investigation continues.
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Carmilith Foto
Levine Thepital
Burebank Sehsal
Lape Vepez
Eden Ave
Yepez
Perth
Capitol dome light bill draws Sacramento attention
California spends about 253 thousand dollars monthly to light the state Capitol dome. A private firm handles bulb changes and maintenance under a 192 dollar monthly contract. The dome uses 653 ten watt bulbs plus 116 other lights, burning from dusk to 2 a.m. daily. Statewide electric bills for about a dozen buildings total around 800 thousand dollars annually, with no system-wide tally kept.
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Sacramento
California
State Capitol
General Services Department
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Tol
Sale
Jim Gurge
Burge
Sacra
Man dies after motorcycle crash in Union City
Union City resident Richard Baker, 37, died in Washington Hospital after a motorcycle collision on Mission Boulevard near Deputy Road. Alameda County coroner reported a skull fracture as the cause of death following the accident last night.
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Ay Oaks
Janihan
Richard Baker
Washington Hospital
Alameda
Baker
Mission
Deputy Road
Woman's death in Hayward ruled suicide
A Hayward woman, Luallie Herzet aged 6, was found dead in the family garage with a gunshot wound to the head and a revolver in her hand. The Alameda County coroner's office reported the death as an apparent suicide, discovered by her husband August last night at Pinedale Court.
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Luallie Herzet
Pinedale Court
Aismeda County
Belgrade rejects hosting Spassky Fischer match
Belgrade organizers drop plans to stage the Spassky Fischer world chess match in the city. The contest was to start June 22 with the second half to be played in Reykjavik under a compromise brokered by FIDE. A March 31 reply deadline passed without a pledge from the federation.
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Amsterdam
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Teen Burned in Fremont Garage Blaze
A 1-year-old boy identified as Billy C. Becker suffered burns over about 81 percent of his body when gasoline spilled from a motorcycle in a garage at 4114 Converse Street. Fire Captain Robert Marin and 18-year-old Brute Andert doused the flames. Becker was hospitalized in Washington and then sent to the St Francis Burn Center in San Francisco in extremely critical condition. Property damage was estimated at $2,500.
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Washington Hospital
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Andert
St Francis Hospital
San Francisco
Dinner near Volga nets 865 sturgeon weighing 440 pounds
In Moscow Volga area dinner guests sought fresh fish. They cast a large net catching 865 sturgeon weighing 440 pounds. A passing motorboat responded after the guests shouted for help. Mutors inspectors consider whether the motorboat was fined 5200 dollars for poaching.
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Housewife Acquitted Over Hit and Run Shock Claim
A Munich city court acquitted a B year old housewife identified as Ernestine B for a hit and run. She testified she was in a state of shock after learning her husband was involved with other women, and said she took the family car to get away.
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UPI
Ernestine B
Carrier Constellation Enters Yokosuka Navy Base
The USS Constellation, a 400000 ton carrier with 4500 crew, arrived at Yokosuka Navy Base 10 miles west of Tokyo for rest and recreation. It has been conducting operations off the Vietnam coast since last year and is the second US carrier to visit Yokosuka this year, following the USS Hancock which visited in March.
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Tokyo
Vietnam
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Tokyo Bay
First girl page is nominated First girl page is nominated
AP report from Wasington notes 16 year old Kathi Dayton of Stevensville has been nominated to be the first female page in the House of Representatives. Rep. Dick Shoup urges appointment on merit, citing ERA ratification and desire to remove sexual barriers. Dayton previously served as a Montana Legislature page.
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Dick Shaup
Kathi Dayton
Stevensville
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Shoup
Kallis
Congress
House of Representatives
Kathi
Wayne Dayton
Montana
Ft. Lewis closing faced criticism by Rep Pelly
Washington AP reports Rep Thomas Pelly questions the move of the Amy Personnel Center from Ft. Lewis to California. He says Seattle area economy was not considered. He cites military traffic at Seattle Tacoma Airport and errors in cost estimates. He notes over $1 million saved by using McChord Air Force Base near Tacoma rather than Travis near San Francisco.
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California
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Thomas Pelly
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House Armed Services Committee
Seattle Tacoma International
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Orient
Isug McChord Air
Licensing of Nudist Centers Upheld by State Court
The California Court of Appeals ruled counties may license commercial nudist centers but must keep rules specific and reasonable. In a 2-1 decision the Los Angeles ordinance for tall growth centers was struck down as vague and overbroad, violating First Amendment assembly and expression rights.
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Harrisburg jury recalls FBI informer's testimony
A Harrisburg jury asked to hear more of FBI informant Boyd Douglas testimony in the Kissinger kidnapping plot case. The nine jurors reviewed transcripts and Douglas's testimony across multiple sessions, while the judge denied requests for copies of the closing arguments and a telephone-call chart used as evidence. The case involves ex convicts and antiwar activists, with potential long prison terms for several defendants.
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Drafl
Maryland
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Turner Court residents clash over midtown freeway overpass
A city committee backed the proposed Turner Court overpass linking the Southgate area to the Nimitz Freeway despite protests from about ten Turner Court residents who fear neighborhood division and traffic. City staff defend emergency access and local connections, while some council candidates push for a northern route study or delay.
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Tenniyson Road
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Neveau
California Doctors Raise Fees But Lags National Rise
California physicians increased charges by 2.2 percent in the first half of 1971, below the 24 percent national rise. San Francisco area rates topped Los Angeles, with San Francisco up 2.7 percent and Los Angeles up 2.4 percent.
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Jury convicts mine union chief of fund abuse
Federal jury finds United Mine Workers president J A Boyle guilty on 12 counts for illegally funneling union money into political campaigns. Two aides, secretary treasurer John Owens and lobbyist James Kets, cleared. Boyle faces up to 92 years in prison and 120000 in fines and possible five year office ban.
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John Owens
James Kets
Ull
Boyle
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
EPA chief says pollution limits will not wreck economy
EPA administrator William Ruckelshaus told an Los Angeles seminar that cleaning up pollution could curb disease costs and raise productivity. He predicted up to 600 plants may close by 1976 for non environmental reasons, with 50 000 to 125 000 jobs affected overall, while noting 25 industries could see net employment decline of about 1 percent through 1980.
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FBI arrests suspect in airline extort plot
SAN FRANCISCO authorities say Talbot A. Gregory 29 of Merced was arrested on federal charges for three extortion attempts and three counts of threatening to damage a commercial aircraft. The case cites cassette and telephone demands from August 1970 to March 1972 targeting Hughes Airwest with escalating sums.
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Hughes Amwest Ailine
Talbot A. Gregory
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Hore
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Tlnee
Marty
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U.S
Wiliam &. Garrett
Bleele Langford
FBI reports small crime boost date Florida to New Haven
FBI figures show a mixed rise in crime across multiple cities with values ranging from 0.3 in Grand Rapids Michigan to 74 in Evansville Indiana and 44 in Arlington Virginia. The list includes Des Moines Iowa 28 and Toledo adjacent entries with diverse upticks in incidents.
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Prisoners view film preview in Rome jail
In Rome a jail screening showed director Franny Zeffirelli's new film "Broller Sun, Sister Macm" to about one hundred inmates. Zeffirelli said the film aims to convey that everyone has a right to find their own path to freedom.
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Broller Sun
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