Alameda County Car Association boards push Nixon probe calendar reform
Alameda County Car Association directors voted to urge President Nixon to appoint an independent investigator into the Watergate affair and to revert to direct criminal calendaring in Superior Court. The unanimous vote followed debate on calendar reform and a delayed master calendar proposal.
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Burglary suspects caught after citywide car chase
Police traced a break in from a car traveling Union City Boulevard to Hesperian Boulevard San Lorenzo where two youths fled. Officers recovered loot including registers and cans. Suspects, including 6 and 1% year olds, were arrested. Robert W. Herrera, 23, faces two counts of burglary and other charges.
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Rape suspect clashes with bailiffs in court disturbance
In SAN THANQISUO a bailiff scuffle erupted during the morning trial of Ronald Clark accused of the Hit Alin rapist. Officers rushed the scene as chaos interrupted the hearing with prisoners and staff involved.
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Fire bombing suspect arrested in Florida case
AP reports a 23 year old woman linked to a string of 1970 firebombings including a department store and a junior high school faced extradition proceedings after being brought before U S Magistrate Owen W Woodwutt. Arrest followed grand jury indictments charging arson and attempted bombing in Miami and Dade County.
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Funeral of Aggie exs flower girl in London
In London a funeral procession for Aggie exs flower girl travels past Piccadilly and Trafalgar Square. Wreaths and flower-filled carts accompany her last journey while locals recall her long selling career and the BBC once used her cry to start a radio program.
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Berkeley Struggles Over Pot Enforcement Court Order
A Superior Court judge issued a temporary restraining order delaying Berkeley's plan to require City Council approval before making arrests for marijuana possession or cultivation. The ruling paused a voter-approved measure as state law authorities urged uniform enforcement and the Alameda County district attorney warned local police to proceed with marijuana arrests.
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Indictment details on Watergate era letter disruption case
An indicted lawyer Segratti faces penalties for funding and planning a phony letter campaign against Muskie. The Feb 20, 1972 mail event involved distributing a forged Muskie stationery letter. Reported political figures and inquiries reflect broader Watergate probe tensions and calls for an independent prosecutor.
Magistrate Rules in Watergate Case Testimony Dispute
In Los Angeles the magistrate overruled defense refusals to testify at the Pentagon Papers trial. Judge Mall Byrne ordered testimony to proceed while the defense demanded investigation of Watergate before any cross examination or testimony. The defense urged dismissal of the indictment against Ellsberg and Russo amid concerns of government malfeasance.
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Rodeo Event Kicks Off At Rowell Ranch This Weekend
The Rowell Ranch rodeo opens Saturday with clown Wilbur Plaugher, supported by 12 trained animals and a national profile. Top prize money in saddle bronc rides reaches 650 dollars as crowds expect a full setup and general admission at 81 cents for children and 2.50 for adults. Roy Smith, John Ragsdale, Leo Canarilia, and Phil Mendoza are noted contestants with high national rankings.
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Ray Perry dies in car crash near Fremont
Ray Perry, 53, a Dodgers alumnus and former Pacific Coast League outfielder, was killed in a four vehicle collision near Fremont. Authorities said he appeared to suffer a heart attack at the wheel before his car hit a telephone pole. An autopsy was scheduled. Perry lived in Sat Landry and previously played for the San Francisco Seals and San Diego Padres.
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County fair’s fate tied to regional board planning
Officials weigh the fair’s future as regional authorities review legal options and safety measures. The board may approve a temporary plan to address restrooms and access, with engineers proposing solutions while public works discuss feasibility before a decision.
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Nixon Signals Peace Path and Choices in Vietnam Policy
President Nixon urged a peaceful path in Indochina while warning of a potential return to conflict if pressures or renewed bombing reshaped the region. He outlined two options: press the Vietnam Accord and push for a broader, peaceful settlement or pursue a peaceful North Vietnam approach while removing forces from Laos and Cambodia. He called on the Soviet Union and China to reduce arms flows and urged allied unity ahead of fall talks on Europe and nuclear strategy.
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Coastal housing debates on California coast rights
Santa Ilose AP reports officials will study the 80 percent of an 833 acre coastal project near Bodega Bay to determine exemption under coastal regulations. The North Central Coast Conservation Commission ruled on Exertion for Transcend Inc. of Palo Alto. California voters created a coastal commission in 1967 to review future developments within 1000 yards of the ocean. Sutoma County had approved a TRIG development in July 1971, more than a year before the measure passed. Belden, attorney for Transcend, said the commission approved Thursday, noting the company spent about 6 million on filtration before the initiative.
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AT&T Plans $6 Million Satellite Station in Mali
AT&T proposes a six million dollar satellite station at Tomales Bay Mali to handle long distance calls. The project would include a one story building and a 151 foot tower with large circular antenna domes and a two-dish setup described by officials.
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Officials urge card room defeat in Bay Area report
A 1960s Bay Area alert links card rooms to crime, noting Gardena and Union City burglaries, narcotics, and disorder. Jensen cites a 19 April letter detailing violations in Alameda County venues and a 281 offenses cluster near a Gardena site. Union City Mayor Milur defends cards as benign.
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