Glider Pilot Airs Crashed Near Livermore In Intensive Care
Wallie English, 51, of San Rafael, suffered serious injuries when his glider crashed near Livermore yesterday afternoon. Investigators said the craft rose to about 2,000 feet before wreckage indicated controls were functioning, and English appeared an experienced pilot. The glider was registered to the Ames Soaring Club and took off from Meadow Park Field behind the Livermore Laboratory.
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Fremont infant appeals for breast milk donation
Alameda County Health Services Agency issued an appeal for breast milk for Angela Melton of Fremont. The infant, under Children's Hospital Medical Center care in Oakland, requires 20 ounces daily for two forthcoming months. Contact Washington District Health Center at 793-1500 for information.
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Angela Melton
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Dennis Melton
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Tal Medieal Center
Oakland
Washington District Health Center
Two arrested on drug charges in city raid
Two men, Rishard James Muickson, 20, of 2806 Marina Bly, and John Leon Dannery, 20, of JAH Washington Ave, were arrested near Washington and Tah Avellimn on possession of marijuana and dangerous drugs after police stopped a vehicle for a missing headlight. Officers found large quantities of marijuana, bags of rolled vegetables, and several drug paraphernalia items inside the car.
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Three robberies reported in Castro Valley and Hayward
Deputies reported three robberies at local stores in Castro Valley and Hayward yesterday. Sheridan Liquors on 27% Te Walling Blvd was robbed of 51 by a single armed man. Short Stop Market on 3070 Stanton Ave saw four or five assailants, one armed. Tust Gaz Station on 94 W Winton Ave Hayward was robbed of 30 by two men, one armed with a pistol. the Wemen Met was waiting in a car when the incident occurred.
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Randall Fontes
Hayward
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Ghent
Equal benefits for servicewomen in Frontiero ruling
The Supreme Court ruled today that women in wartime roles are entitled to the same benefits as men, but the decision deadlocked on whether sex is a suspect class equal to race or alienage. Air Force plaintiff Sharron Frontiero won a partial victory, while a fifth vote left the Equal Protection standard unsettled, affecting government denial of spousal benefits.
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Frontiero
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Behiavist
Idaho
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Gold
Urey
Exploding Tank Threat Ends With Hostage Release
In Portland Oregon Amman armed with rifle and pistol seized a storage tank containing 141 million gallons of fuel near Parkland airport. He fired at planes and people but authorities held fire to avoid explosion. A hostage delivered by a former coworker demanded his wife and children be brought to the scene by noon. the hostage was later released unharmed.
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Wile Ham
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Steve Dalting
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Lloyd
Mangee
Lockhord
Judge rules Mullin sane in Santa Cruz case
UPI reports Santa Cruz Superior Court Judge Charles Fransen ruled Mullin sane after psychiatric inputs. Mullin, a 2-year-old at the time of the proceedings, had waived the trial on the issue of sanity, with the court determining his competency based on psychiatric reports submitted for the case.
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UPI
Herbert W. Mullin
Jude Charles Fransen
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Abernathy Freed on Bail After Rich’s Protest
Ralph Abernathy was released on $140 bond after protests at Rich's Department Store in Atlanta. He helped lead demonstrations with SCLC members as Rev Hosea Williams was jailed, amid charges of racial discrimination and unfair business practices at the store.
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Skylab mission described with giant size and lavish provisions
The article details Skylab as a 180 ton station larger than Salyut 1 with 53 times more room and private amenities. It notes two large experiment areas, a ward room doubling as dining and game space, and ample food and water supplies for a long flight.
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Twin sisters study on togetherness in a shared life
A scientific study in page one on the bond of twins links heredity to closeness. Clayton Bell and Mrs Kid ith Choale assist as psychology faculty note twins Janice and Jerry Bere from Fremont navigate family divorces and shared experiences. Both dream of dental hygiene careers and hope their children learn twin advantages.
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Abortion on TV Montreal Describes Vacuum Procedure on Air
AP reports a five minute televised abortion showing a doctor performing vacuum aspiration on a married woman identified as Mrs Hart. Dr Henry Margantaler faces charges of illegal abortions while the patient smiles and leaves the room after the procedure amid plans by her husband for a family expansion.
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Tuskegee syphilis study labeled racist by Civil Rights panel
UPI reports the U S Civil Rights Commission Alabama Advisory Council condemns the Tuskegee syphilis study as racist and inhumane. It cites interference with treatment after penicillin became available and quotes Dr David Sencer on why treatment was delayed. The panel condemns ongoing violations of basic human rights in such research.
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Paper access on Watergate and coverup claims swirl anew
Reports cite New York Times and Washington Post on a possible admin coverup linked to Watergate. Dean offered to inform on an underage ring. Kennith Tapman acknowledged the offer. Gray reportedly declined to pursue guidance on the probe and Hoovers successor amid ongoing fallout. White House aides Dean and others faced resignations. Caulfield took administrative leave after alleged clemency talks.
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Senate panel votes to block Cambodia Laos bombing funds
A Senate Appropriations subcommittee moved to bar any money from two supplemental bills for U S defense operations in Cambodia or Laos. Chairman John L McClean noted only one tentative dissent in recommending the action to the full committee. The move targets 500 million in transfer authority, including at least 28 million for bombing in Cambodia, following a House vote that banned such funding.
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Uitary
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Laos
Watergate prosecutors named for possible selection
Washington assistant attorney general Liипt Elliot Richardson identified Warren M. Christopher Suege William Jltiksan David W. Peck and Harald Pi. Tyler Jr as possible picks for special government Watergate prosecutor. He told reporters during Senate hearings that two or three names remained under consideration. Also travel alert: Center for Disease Control warns Mexicans about typhoid fever risk for travelers due to dietary choices.
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Envoys react to Watergate impact on U.S. leadership
Foreign diplomats in the United States assessed Watergate's effect on U.S. world affairs. A Soviet official and others doubted changes to relations with Congress would happen, while a British diplomat warned Nixon’s position may endure. An Israel diplomat voiced concern yet expressed confidence in the American democratic system to resolve the issue. Henry Kissinger returned from Moscow and London saying he detected no impact on U.S. foreign policy.
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