Livermore Plumber Dies After Collapse at Work
Livermore coroner investigates the death of 54 year old Merry Volponi who collapsed in a restroom at Herald and News 428 No 1 St Livermore. Officer Roy Manning found him unconscious and resuscitation was attempted before he died on arrival at Valley Memorial Hospital. Volponi had been using an electric drill and accidental electrocution is under consideration.
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Livermore
Alameda County
Herald & News
St. Aivermiere
Roy Manning
Merry Volponi
Scious
Volponi
Valley Memorial Hospital
Volpont
Cyclethon Fundraiser Nets Over Eight Thousand Dollars
Cyclethon in Mamenta County raises more than 8000 with co sponsorship by Tear Association and American Youth How fels. The third annual event spanned Berkeley Oakland San Leandro and Hayward drawing 250 participants. Proceeds support youth research and Youth Hostels programs helping young people through guided activities.
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Mamenta County
Henri Association
Tear Association
American Youth
Fels
Berkeley
Oakland
San Leandro
Hayward
Bourk Research
Agsish
Woman drowns in Lie Manongahela River incident
Two 14 year old boys fishing near a Yowntwa wharf on Lie Manongahela River witnessed a woman approach, speak briefly, and plunge into the water. Police later recovered the body identified as Darr, age about 70. The youths rushed to a nearby boat, retrieved a life preserver, but she refused it.
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Lie Manongahela
Tag Va Darr
Harold Mate
Richard Tullek
Romtha
Nine Black Muslims Sentenced in Baton Rouge Case
In Baton Rouge, nine Black Muslims were sentenced to 21 years in jail for participating in a fatal assault linked to a drive by at a street in which two law officers and three Black men were killed. The convictions followed a 42 member jury verdict last week with one Black juror. The defense plans an appeal to the Louisiana Supreme Court.
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eiMay
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Ally Street
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Mentale Suprea Court
Strike disrupts Golden Gate Fields racing day
Albany Gull reports Golden Gate Fields workers strike on Tuesday prompting management to seek a court order to end the walkout. The Janitors' union of 81 workers lines the track with a picket while other union members refuse to cross. The dispute centers on changes to the contract, with racing threatened if a deal isn’t reached.
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WPT
Golden Gate Wells
Tantoran Beasull
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Tyack
Ulapite
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Nob Hill Grand Jury Case Involving Local Incident
Yeakika Tanaka, a Japanese student, testified before a grand jury in San Francisco regarding an incident on Nob Hill. Police earlier released a photo of John P. Bunyard, a San Francisco driver, as a suspect in the case.
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UPI
Yeakika Tanaka
Poties
Chris Sully
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Ale Hit
John P. Bunyard
Bunyard
Ade
Andree Killiggs
Nala Hill
L A workers push for pay rise amid union deals
In Los Angeles the wage board will consider a proposal to raise salaries for about 60 percent of the country’s workers at a cost exceeding 1.0 million. Union ratifications cover 245,843 employees with seven agreements and 12 tentative pacts for 18, million more. Averages rise about 4 to 7 percent across covered groups, with 6,551 non bargaining employees eyed for a 3 to 4 percent boost.
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Tornado Kills Boy and Grandfather in Genaldine Alabama
A predawn tornado struck Genaldine in northeast Alabama killing a Fevaraihi boy identified as Haley R. Childress and his grandfather Gordon Childress. Six others were hospitalized with serious injuries and six more suffered minor injuries as the storm also touched Marshall County and caused property damage in South Alabama.
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Ala
UPI
Fevaraihi Boy
Killeng
Alabama
Haley R. Childress Do
Gordon Childress
Marshall County
South Alabama
Man survives three story fall in North Beach incident
In San Francisco an unnamed 22 year old man, Danny Sparks, fell three stories from a North Beach hotel Monday night. He got up and walked away, telling witnesses and police that no one would take him away. Ambulance drivers report the city’s system is being questioned.
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San Francisco
North Beach
Danny Sparks
Dismissal motion for Ellsberg eyed in Pentagon Papers case
UPI reports the Pentagon Papers trial neared a ruling on a defense bid to dismiss all charges against Daniel Ellsberg and Anthony Russo as the government completed its case. Prosecutors said no witnesses would be called. the judge planned to hear from a final government rebuttal witness amid Watergate and White House covert activity disclosures.
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UPI
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Anthony Russo
David Migsen
U.S. District Court
Matt Byrne
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White House
Nixon
John Ehrlichman
Keil Bud Krogh
Ellsberg
Keogh
Krogh
Ehrlichman
Wie Leam
Advanc
Pentagon
Elisberg
Psychiatrists Office
Union City growth eyed as Alvarado plant expansion debated
City officials weigh expansion of the Alvarado plant to avert a 3 year treatment shortage. A 1 million gallon per day increase could serve 4 100 single family homes and shift 75 percent of capacity to Union City. The plan, to be funded locally, state and federal, would include converting Newark and Levington facilities and tying into Hayward system as a temporary option.
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Union Sanitary
Oro Loma
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Independent gas prumps feel pinch
Independent gas pumps face shortages as major oil firms plan rationing. Texaco Mobil and Shell announced similar measures. Standard Oil with 6,600 stations in California and much of the West would lower octane ratings slightly to boost supply while supplying customers equitably. Government may issue a voluntary baseline allocating system urging big firms to limit deliveries to independents.
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Senate probes seek testimony from ousted aide
Senate investigators plan to compel testimony from an ousted aide in the Watergate era case. The move could allow public statements under immunity, avoiding self incrimination but not guaranteeing non prosecution based on others evidence. Justice officials must sign off on any immunity grant. Meanwhile, critics accuse the press of reckless Watergate coverage while new grand jury testimony unfolds.
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Washington
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Wisconsin
Proxmire
Monjays Wormer Asst
Robert C. Mardian
Gifted
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Watervate
G. Gordon Liddy
Jost Sumer
Mardian
Uelingel
Rare liver surgery brings US infant closer to home
Tokyo surgeon Dr. Keijhy Suruga reports American baby Laura Noel Yarboro, 74 months old, recovering from a pioneering liver procedure for biliary atresia. Laura, daughter of Felix and unnamed Yarboro of Birmingham, awaits final exam before likely returning to the United States. Also treated were Jennifer Rice and Theresa Decorah, with mixed progress and ongoing tests.
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Upt
Keijhy Suruga
Suruga
Laura Noel Yarboro
Felix Yarboro
Birmingham
Ala
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Laura
Shintendo University Hospital
Jennifer Rice
Marvin Rice
Decatur
Suraga
Jennifer
T Surage
Theresa Ose Decorah
Milwaukee
Jintendo Moniay
Theresa
Donald Decorah
Administrative Shab position advertised in Post
A garbled Washington Post ad claims an administrative shab position is available and urges readers to call a banal placeholder number. The spoof notes the White House is in a deep slumber mood, reflecting satirical tone without graphic detail.
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Washington
UPI
Washington Post
White House
Overlapping chairs raise health concerns at civil servants’ conference
Delegates at a London civil servants conference report discomfort from overlapping chairs described as causing pain for heavier attendees. One delegate called the seating “absolutely agony” and a second warned the chairs pose a health hazard for persons with back issues. The complaint centers on poor seating arrangements at the event.
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UPL
Tne Elegate
Munday
Margeret Richardson
May G Lunehoon Suglel Event at San Lorenzo Streets
An event titled May G Lunehoon Suglel is set on Ejam streets in San Lorenzo. Sponsored by SPARS.A Council No. 9.
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Aablerdaly
Kent Cil Ejam
San Lorenzo
SPARS
A Council
Budget Shifts Forecast Tax Hike and Major Capital Build
The budget projects a 5 cent tax increase with possible federal reversal. The reserve will cover wage hikes from ongoing meet and confer sessions with the county’s 8000 employees. Capital improvements jump to 18.7 million including Hayward Hall of Justice, a pre trial detention facility, more office space, and court design costs. Welfare remains 44 percent of the total while health care rises to 56,143,459. The board adopts the recommended budget, schedules a June 5 work session, and 10 days of hearings starting June 12.
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Fremont-Newark-Union City
Man and Justice
Enoch
Funny boners in good health and spirits
Ansonia Connecticut Evening Sentinel notes a person in good health and high spirits using a cane for mobility with hopes to discard it soon.
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