Massage worker arrested for solicited lewd acts at Xanadu Parlor
Hayward police say Lotus Sanchez 23 of Sunset Street solicited an undercover officer at Xanadu Massage Parlor 26081 Marine Street after a routine 3 massage session. An officer paid $20 down and planned to provide more money. Sanchez was charged with soliciting to commit an act of public prostitution and working without a proper city permit.
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Bay Area panel would veto Dumbarton Bridge plan
A California Assembly bill would grant the Metropolitan Transportation Commission veto power over plans for a new 46 million Dumbarton Bridge. Rep. Bernhard Hayden said the measure, requested by Palo Alto, aims for a regional comprehensive approach amid concerns about the efficiency and safety of the existing Palo Alto Menlo Park crossing. Construction of the new bridge was approved by the Legislature years ago.
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Tragic Fire Claims Two At Rockaway Beach Cottage
A Pacifica fire killed two people in a Rockaway Beach cottage early today. Jessica Spil Lang, 21, and house guest Michael Carrady, 24, were identified by the Pacifica Fire Department. Bodies found at opposite ends of the structure. two others escaped with injuries. The cottage was a total loss and investigators were examining the fire’s cause.
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Pacifica Vive
Jessica Spillang
Michael Carrady
Fugmen
Crasvall Spillane
Jann Gilsdul
Tunney pushes tough-smog engine alternative plan
Sen. John V. Tunney urges a national drive for a smokeless auto engine as a shift from an industry dominated by gasoline powered cars. He warns against costly, unreliable smog control and argues for broader energy and pollution solutions beyond the auto industry. He cites existing investments in the status quo and the catalytic converter debates.
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UPI
John V. Tunney
United States
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Vongley
Youth arrested on drug charges in Hayward Weekes Park
A Dhbly youth was arrested after being seen dropping eight parcels containing PCP. Police say the youth attempted to flee as officers approached and had about £9 in cash. Richard C. Reallt, 1, of Briskul Way, faces possession for sale charges.
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Indictment Links AIM Leader to Wounded Knee Occupation
Russell Means and four co defendants are indicted by a federal grand jury for conspiring to illegally transport weapons from Phoenix to Wounded Knee and crossing state lines to incite a riot. The five face charges tied to the 1973 occupation, including Means, Stanley Holder, Charles Heavy Shadow, Ronald Waller Petite, and Herbor Georges Powless, with the single-count indictment announced in Phoenix.
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House clears last big money bill for current year
The House Appropriations Committee approved a $9.0 7 billion supplemental measure, the final large funding bill of the fiscal year ending June 10. If passed, total new funds reach about $178 billion, with $899 million for pay raises, $64 million for state public assistance grants, $70 million for disaster relief, $220.5 million for higher education, $87 million for retired military pay, and $83 million for various claims including Vietnam POW and MIA claims.
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Watergate aides face grand jury questions on Nixon staff
Prosecutors question Haldeman and Ehrlichman as the Watergate probe widens. The pair arrived at the federal courthouse amid a crush of reporters and prepared for separate interviews with government and congressional investigators. The Times cited evidence of intensive campaign efforts to damage senator George Mitchell and organize the 1972 Democratic nomination.
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Tennessee
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Biker
Baker
Cambodia war policy fight tests Nixon cease fire plan
In Washington the House Appropriations Committee split on a 14 to 1 vote to deny the administration funds for bombing Cambodia and to block a $430 million request to continue operations. The action marked a first Congressional test of Nixon's Indochina cease fire policy as debates over funding and military actions intensified on Capitol Hill.
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Judge warns government over Pentagon Papers case evidence
In Los Angeles US District Judge Mat Byrne warned prosecutors that the burden is on the government to show no evidence was altered in the Pentagon Papers matter. He threatened dismissal if information about the burglary of Ellsberg’s psychiatrist's office is not disclosed and urged rapid handling of investigative materials. The hearing also touched on sources of Silbert's information and possible charges in light of White House entanglements.
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Byron
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Watergate
Vietnam veteran returns home with braces and resolve
Sally describes Noble’s return from Vietnam, his injuries, and the family’s effort to adapt. He drives with artificial limbs, builds in a woodshop, races cars with support from loved ones, and remains hopeful despite hardships. Sally reflects on the moment they first reunited and the ongoing bond with their son Robby. Fairfax County notes a student, Brac Shipp, 14, serving on the school board with an $8000 salary and travel expenses.
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Hayward Rodeo Parade and Events Slated This Weekend
Hayward hosts its annual rodeo with a parade tomorrow starting 6 pm at Hesperian Boulevard and Southland Drive. The event features grand marshal Hayward Mayor Howell, exotic acts, marching bands, dignitaries from Mexicali, and a lineup including the Live Oak High School Band, Ballet Folklorico Mexicano De Hayward, and equestrian competitors. General admission tickets are $1 for children and $2.50 for adults, with reserved seats at $3 and $3.50.
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City officials attacked over fair housing funding dispute
Newsletter quotes Richardson blasting city leaders for denying money to the fair housing committee. He says the panel is critical of the city and area discrimination while handling sensitive personal cases. On April 16 residents asked about a $260 refused item and Mallester cited upcoming grants via the Association of Bay Area Governments. Councilman Val Gill Sr. supported the mayor while Rev. Mr. Richerson spoke for himself.
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Memorial vigil at Kent State marks student deaths
A candlelight vigil on the Kent State University campus honors four students killed by National Guard troops on May 4. Speakers include Norman Cousins and Dean Kahler. plans feature a two mile morning march from downtown to the campus.
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