Stop growth move by Dublin agency
Valley Community Services District acts to halt western Livermore Amador Valley growth by withdrawing from a regional planning approach. Directors cite court actions by developers and Pleasanton, saying the district will no longer support higher sewage plant capacity. Dozens of developers sue in Alameda County Superior Court over promised sewer connections.
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Dublin
Valley Community Services District
Livermore Amador Valley
Seley
City of
Pleasanton
Alameda County Superior Court
Richard Falley
Giles
Fahey
Amoltone
Alanteda Conaily
Tow Rute
Greater East Bay
BART expects rail control system completion by June 3
Bay Area Rapid Transit's automatic train control system is due June 3, with a September 1 operations date hoped for on the Oakland to Albany line. BART president George Silliman said a productive visit with Westinghouse officials reassured plans, pledging to meet the revenue service deadline.
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Bay Area Rapid ‘Transit
Oaklan Aliremont
BART
George M. Sillirvan
Silliman
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Inghouse
Donald Burnham
Westinghouse Board
Eirectors
Whhol
Westinghouse
Bay Jines
Hospital administrator recovers from heart attack in Long Beach
Hay Ward's St Rose Hospital administrator Dean Van Metre is reportedly recovering after a heart attack suffered over two weeks ago. He is expected to be released from Mariel Hospital Medical Center in Long Beach and return home. The attack occurred during a meeting of the Association of Western Hospitals in Anaheim.
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Jn Mariel Hospital
Tong Beach
van Metre
Association of Western Hospitals
Anafeu
Vire chief controversy over fairview fire accident
The drawn out controversy over a highway accident involving Fairview Fire Protection District Chief Joe Ortiz may end. Ortiz said he does not know when he will comment on specific charges. District President Dean Nielsen released the latest report, noting Ortiz was driving at 15 mph when the crash occurred and denying a false report claim.
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Hayward
Joe Ortiz
Fairview Fire Protection
Ortiz
Dean Nielsen
Distret
Nielsen
Distrikt Commission
Jackson Freeway overpass plan sparks reroute debate
A city committee, formed in 1967, filed a unanimous recommendation to drop plans for an overpass east of the Nimitz Freeway if the present route proceeds. The proposal, opposed by residents, would connect Turner Court and Jackson Street via an elevated crossing. Council member J Kenneth Birchfield supports rerouting the freeway west of Hesperian into the industrial belt.
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Nimitz Freeway
Turner Court
Jackson Street
Nimitz
J. Kenneth Birchfield
Birchfield
Hesperian
Dan Cooper
Pappas
Neveau
Cooper
Hoover Era Fbi Chief Epitomized By Crime Fight And Rise
The text recalls J Edgar Hoover guiding the FBI from the 1920s to the mid 20th century, detailing budget growth, expansion to 3 600 agents, and the agency's wartime efficiency and techniques. It notes Hoover's autocratic leadership, disciplinary tools, and a wave of fear during Prohibition amid famed criminals like Ma Barker and John Dillinger. It also references Hoover surviving power struggles and debates over agency abolition, along with his personal fixation on capturing Alvin Karpis.
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Congress
Butte, Mont
I Adency
Hoover
Ihe
Federal Meats
Franklin Ti
Roosevelt
Relly Roy Floyd
Baby Faso
Ma Baker
John D Gee
Alyib ‘Karpis
Gali Kelly
Pretty Boy
FBI
Kansas City
Floyd
Cornfield
Nick
Memphis
Tenn
Chicago
Biograph Theater
Dillinger
Anna
Ma Barker
Fred
Ocala
Pla
Karpis
Alvin
Old Creepy
Fay
Ganen Hound Karis
Rigar Hoover
Didiytt
Finriy
Six held on drug charges after fatal heroin overdose
Police arrested six people in a Mason Avenue apartment following a fatal heroin overdose that left 22 year old Michael Thomas Theriault dead at St Rose Hospital. Officers found about a half ounce of heroin and other drugs during a 7:23 pm raid by Hayward and Union City police with federal agents. Barbara Beloarta and Jaques were among those charged with heroin possession for sale and related offenses.
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Mason Avenue
Acker
Michael Thomas Theriault
Mipitas
Oye G
Jaques
Manon Ave
Barbara Jean Baleorla
Ida Lane
Jaques Isler
Theriault
Hayward
Union City Police
Federa Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Treasury
Mrs. Jaques
Barbara Beloarta
Relan le. Turcett
Milpitas
Robert D. Duercker
Thackeray
Timothy J. Loves
Vic Rivera
San Lorenzo
Union City
Jagues
Santa Hita County
Pope condemns Vietnam war destruction and calls for peace
Vatican reports Pope Tai Vi denounces the murderous and senseless destruction in Vietnam. He prays for noble peace proposals and rapid negotiations for a ceasefire, urging both sides to seek sincere and effective talks to end the fighting.
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Vatican City
Vpd
Tai Vi
Vietnam
Steam pipe blast kills seven in Wall Street building
A steam pipe explosion on the 11th floor of a Pine Street office building in the Wall Street area killed at least seven people. The blast occurred around 11:15 am, authorities said, with ITT staff reporting a hissing noise and about five minutes of danger. Several occupants were evacuated.
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New York
UPI
Pine
Wall Street
Marie Brennan
ITT
Bifding
Wail Street
Pearl Street
Fremont bandit takes $65 at TV Market
Fremont police reported a man simulating a gun robbed the TV Market at 122 Gable St. He forced the clerk into a back room and ordered him to wait five minutes before returning to the front. The incident occurred Sunday around 3:58 pm.
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Fremont
Gable St
London Stock Exchange to admit women members
The London Stock Exchange will allow women to become members next year. The council will consider applications for admission ahead of the March 25, 1973 merger of the British and Irish exchanges. Last year male members voted 1,287 to 955 to exclude women.
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London
UPI
London Stock Exchange
The
Stock Exchange Council
Stock Exchange
Davis and Thorne Tie to Kidnap Case in Trial
Angela Davis and attorney Thorne testified in a San Jose courtroom Tuesday about their professional ties amid the Kinapings case linked to the Sale Dad Brothers. Davis, a former UCLA philosophy instructor and avowed Communist, said Thorne had never been her attorney of record but helped in a 1970 book project. The prosecutor sought to prove Davis supplied guns used by Davis’ brother in the courthouse kidnapping that led to the deaths of a judge and several abductors.
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San-Jose
Calif
UPI
Angéla) Davis
Joh Thorne
Miss Davis
Tank
Thorne
George Jackson
Davis
Sith
Harhe
Jackson
Mise Davis
Superior Court
Richard G. Arnasort
Thome
Albert
Hare
UCLA
Matin County
Dominian
Harold Maley
Este
Sale Dad Brothers
Humphrey McGovern battle for delegates in key primaries
Early results show McGovern gaining strength in California and Indiana while Humphrey trails in Ohio and Indiana. Jackson exits race as Muskie Hartke and Tindall watchers stay sidelined. Wallace seizes Alabama, District of Columbia delegates, and Farnsworth aims to sway convention votes.
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California
Miami Beach
Wat, Honig
Faimphrey
Jel Ang
Vsice
Cleveland
McGovern
Congressimsl
Contetion
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Ohio
Jackson
Edmund S. Muskie
Vance Hartke
New York
D¢Hu
Vv. Tindeau
Humphrey
Wallace
Indiana
Lattor
Ohl
Mulskie
Humphrey- McGovern
Humphray
Suk Wallace
Alabama
Columbis
Waller Farnboy
Congress
Shirley Chishom
Fannlay
Death penalty faces major setback in legislature vote
Senator Deukinejian advocates reconsideration of a capital punishment amendment as allies such as Assemblyman W Craig Biddie and George Tr. Mosconi rally support. A two-thirds vote in both houses remains unlikely without at least one more yes and a voter referendum may follow after California Correctional Officers Association petitions reach 10,000 signatures by June 10.
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Deulmejian
Mhore Iyes
Assembly
Jawmaker
Craig Biddie
R-Riverside
Senate
Deukinellan
Idaho mine fire ends with 24 dead and many trapped
A massive fire in an Idaho silver mine trapped miners behind bulkheads as rescuers fought smoke and monoxide gas. Twenty teams battled flames through miles of tunnels hoping for survival of those missing, including a miner who said it could be the worst disaster in Idaho.
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Idaho
Raésellers
Idaho Coy
Cecil DB
Andrus
Boise
Jasper Beare
Tescus
Council expense policy sparks council clash over spending
The council debated expense account policy as Mrs. Weinreb urged a spending limit and Mayor Howell defended a clear policy kept in his possession. Neveau and others questioned per diem usage while calls for prior council approval and a full accounting grew louder as the fund neared the red.
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Oity Hall
Howell
Welireb
Meyor
Tom Nevean
Weinreb
George Oakes
Oakes
Colin Pappas
Pappas
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