Wanda the narcotics dog to testify in Oakland smuggling trial
A Labrador retriever named Wanda, trained by the U S Customs Service, will testify today as a state witness in the narcotics case against Adelia Zunino and Dari Fardjad of Oakland. Wanda will demonstrate detection of narcotics hidden in luggage, including hashish and opium, as evidence.
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Five sentenced in cattle rustling case in PA county
Waynesburg Pa. five adults were sentenced on cattle rustling charges linked to a Hereford steer theft and calves. Judge Glenn F Toaduman condemned the conduct and handed terms including imprisonment probation and fines ranging up to 200. Defendants include John F Thompson 30 of Sycamore Pa Robert Thompson 36 Igwit Thompson 26 their sister and two Spraggs Pa residents.
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Nine Black Muslims Sentenced in Baton Rouge Riot Case
A jury convicted nine Black Muslims from Baton Rouge in a 1972 riot that left two police officers and a bystander dead after a gunfight on Whitley Street. Sentences were handed down by Judge Elmo Lear, with defense attorney Murphy Ball announcing plans to appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Strike at Golden Gate Fields disrupts opening day
Albany, Calif. UP I reports workers at Golden Gate Fields walked out Tuesday delaying the start of the Conform season. A spokesman for the track said management seeks a new contract clause and wall out the day’s racing if settled early. otherwise racing would be canceled. The Janitors’ union, representing all employees, demanded a package deal and opposed cross-aisle work. dispute centers on Sunday racing and contract clauses. The strike affects races valid until 1974 remain on hold pending agreement.
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Nob Hill rape victim testifies before grand jury
Yoshilka Buialit testified before the grand jury in Nob Hill detailing her assault and naming a photogenic suspect. John P. Bunyard, a San Francisco truck driver, was shot and captured after being accused of six rapes and three killings, with charges tied to separate cases in May Hill.
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Los Angeles workers seek a ten week pay rise plan
Los Angeles County supervisors weigh a ten week proposal to raise salaries by about six percent at a cost over 16 million dollars. County officials cite ratified contracts covering over 21 thousand employees and 11 other agreements, with many groups already receiving increases while negotiations stall for 21 thousand more workers. The plan targets public safety roles including firemen police officers probation officers and other county staff.
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Tornado Hits Alabama Town Killing Two Injured Six
A violent tornado struck Geraldine Alabama causing two deaths and six injuries among residents. Names identified include Haby Childress and Gordon Childress, with several others hospitalized or treated for injuries. The same storm system also touched down earlier in nearby Mississippi, causing additional damage.
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Woman Drowns in River After Warning Ignored
In Pittsburgh two boys fishing near Poe Cawen wharf watched an elderly woman, Eva Carr about 70, walk into the Lae Monyngithela River after she ignored a greeting. Police recovered the body. the youths Harald Pate and Richard Tick attempted to pull her from the water using a boat and a thrown rope but could not save her.
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Dismissal motion for Ellsberg in Pentagon Papers trial
In Los Angeles UPI reports the government rested its case in the Pentagon Papers trial, paving the way for defense arguments to dismiss all charges against Daniel Ellsberg and Anthony Russo. Testimony by one unidentified witness was slated, with Watergate grand jury material expected in Washington.
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Teamsters Open Talks On Wage Hikes And Benefits
Washington AG reports Teamsters begin negotiations on a wage and benefit package above government limits, but below 1990s initial demands. The package includes a 30 cent per hour rise for three year terms, pension increases near $1 weekly, a $3 health and welfare hike, cost of living concerns, holidays, sick leave, and improved work conditions for trucking operations and 400000 drivers.
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Independent gas pumps face pinch in rationing era
Independent gas stations, including Texaco Mobil and Shell, report planned rationing and slight price adjustments to conserve gasoline. Standard Oil says it operates VX California stations and will trim pump fill incentives, while urging motorists to reduce speeds and avoid unnecessary trips. The government plans to urge major oil firms not to cut deliveries to independents more than to their own outlets, aiming to prevent mandatory fuel allocations for farmers and workers.
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Rare liver surgery aids ill American infant home
Tokyo surgeon Dr. Keijira Suruga reports success with a rare biliary atresia operation on Laura Varbau of Birmingham and Jennifer Rice of Decatur. Both infants underwent the pioneering procedure, remain hospitalized for final recovery, and face uncertain long term bile production. Local family details and medical hopes are outlined as the infants near discharge after operations described as unique in United States infant care.
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Senate probes to call for testimony from ousted aide
Senate investigators plan public hearings on Watergate starting May 17 with sessions three days weekly. The panel may grant immunity to Dean to compel testimony about the White House coverup and related campaign activities, while Justice and D C courts must approve any immunity grant.
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Leandro space bid gains and losses at hearing
In Leandro the open space bid failed to secure BA zoning change to BAG allowing 1800 square feet per lot instead of 7500. Public hearing featured advocates for 28 houses and a park while neighbors warned of drug use and traffic. council approved the developer’s request amid debate on park and recreation needs.
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Hayward Paull
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Edwards
Jack Nexvill
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County budget outlines shifts in revenue sharing and taxes
The board outlines a $19 million revenue sharing plan and contemplates directing funds to reserves, capital improvements, or tax cuts. A $10.7 million reserve, plus $17 million for capital improvements, includes Hayward Hall of Justice at $9.7 million and a new pre trial detention facility. Welfare and health care costs rise, with welfare at $117.9 million and health care at $56.1 million, reflecting federal transfers and program changes. The board approves Enoch’s recommended budget, schedules a June work session, and plans 10 days of hearings starting June 12.
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Funny boners talk like Mr Youngs and Halls scare off rivals
A noisy line suggests figures named Mr Young and Mr Halls are portrayed as deterrents to 60 others. The source tone imitates a Wall Street Journal style, with clipped phrases and a focus on intimidation or competition among parties.
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