SPCA Board Drops Pound Contract Amid Spending Critique
Strathman reports the SPCA board debated contracting kenneling for impounded animals or building its own pound, with a proposed 36 to 38 kennel option and a $15,000 Santa Rita project. The board reaffirmed a policy not to sell impounded animals for experiments and asked for quarterly progress and cost reports on the animal control program. Charles Marsh declined to comment beyond noting decisions rest with the SPCA board.
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SPCA
Wim
Charles Marsh
Te Spca
Spca Board of Directors
Strathman
Santa Rita
Lee
Wien
Riots Strike Hong Kong Amid Worst Mob Violence
Across Hong Kong mobs fight police. thousands clash near the Golden Mile. Banks hotels and a restaurant are set ablaze as officers report at least 38 officers injured by homemade weapons. fire crews struggle to extinguish blazes amid the turmoil.
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ONG Kong
UPI
Golden Mile
Pirat
America
Hong Kong
Peking
Tourish
Chemtest
Grand Jury Indicts Pair For Murder In Newark Shooting
Grand Jury indicts two men over a fatal Newark bar shooting. Witnesses include Suleviet's widow and police officials who testified about the attack on a man named Coleman, his shooting at the Red Anchor Bar, and recovery of a gun and other evidence linked to Stevenson and Coleman.
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Biher
Suleviett
Egscher
Lloyd Saylors
Newark
Caleman
Stevenson Togethin
Red Anchor
Stevenson
Colemans
Glenn Eugene Simpson
Milpitas
Coleman
Matthew Koehl
Oakland
Redwood Road
Dan Anderson
Contra Costa County
Sulezich
Iear Orinda
Ariel Valyell
Wyatt Wilson Jr. Teo
John Davis
GOP Faces Conflict of Interest Ban Debate on Central Committee
A two member inquiry led by Carey Ler examined the legal stance of the central committee in TeRard tn the plain 1 and Gras Dan. Police and officials faced rioters as a mob burned a sports car on Nathan Road near Saigon Street. Posters read debts in blood must be paid in blood while a major demand called for Britain to bar US ships from Vietnam at Hong Kong port. Names include Sen Sherman Assemblyman Don Mulford Kenneth Thompson and others associated with the campaign.
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Hand Ave
Nowland
M & Ms
Newark
Mao Tse-lung
Britain
Oakland
Coleman
Lynchburg
Vadof
Stevens
Kowloon
Wasl
Nathan Road
Shest
Lester King
Harold Howe
Ala
Meda
Ie Central
Axi
UPT
Joseph Ma
Saigon Street
Peking
Hong Kong
Vietnam
Residents File Suit Over Mardi Gras Finances
A county GOP report details that the central committee may not be liable for unpaid Mardi Gras Ball bills. League officials discuss who should pay, while Alameda County GOP leaders clash over assuming responsibility and seeking settlements.
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Fiee Pensrance Committee
Central Committee
Gardiner Johnson
GOP
Finance Committee
Heiner
Johnson
Colin Kelley
Oakland
San Francisco Board Labels Mission High a Virtual Powder Keg
The San Francisco Board of Education called Mission High School a virtual powder keg and moved to expel 30 troublemakers and fire 20 adults after a stage curtain blaze forced evacuation of 2,430 students.
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BAN Francisco
San Francisco Board of Education
Mission High Scfioes
Fragmented historical newspaper masthead with garbled staff
The readable text shows a 1897 era local newspaper masthead with names Vic Doty Ravides Moyd Sparks William Chilese and various office boxes. It includes broken contact lines, subscription rates, and scattered city names indicating a public notice, editorial, and circulation details in faded type.
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Vic Doty Ravides
Ine i Moyd Sparks
W Wiliam Chilese
Duvesler
Hayword
California
Countess March
Winissayia PO
Rayword
Cotif
Times to launch swinging New York paper in coop with Post
A source in Paris said the New York Times plans a swinging New York afternoon paper in cooperation with the Washington Post. The plan follows the Times International Edition merger with the Paris Herald Tribune, owned jointly by the Post and Whitney Communications.
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NEW York
Women's Wear Daily
New York Times
Paris
Washington Post
Times
Padty Herald Tribune
The
Post and
Whitney Commounications, Iie
Court of Appeals Backs SEC Closure of San Francisco Exchange
The US Court of Appeals today upheld the Securities and Exchange Commission in ordering the San Francisco Mining Exchange to close. The exchange has operated since 1862.
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San Francisco
Securities and Exchange Commission
Man Walks With Bullet In Heart
Freer Page to Well Oklahoma Spangler and a companion hunted squirrels with two friends. While retrieving a rifle that had been propped on a rock the gun fired, a bullet entering Spangler’s chest. Doctors found the bullet had ricocheted into his heart via the collarbone and subclavian arteries, yet he recovered after a three day hospitalization.
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Okla
Spangler
Hell
Lice Epidemic Uncovered At Rancho Arroyo School
Officials report a lice issue at Rancho Arroyo School and stress it is a nuisance not a health crisis. Miss Schilling says no current plans for wider inspections but will act if another outbreak appears. Parents are advised to consult physicians or use medicated shampoo available without a prescription.
Cyclist Hib by Truck Near Home in San Leandro
Six year old David R. Cohn suffered a fractured skull and other injuries when struck by a truck while riding his bicycle near his Bermuda Street home. He is in intensive care at Eden Hospital Castro Valley. The driver, James Greenwell, 27, of Castro Valley, said the bike swerved into his path. police did not issue citations as investigation continues.
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San Leandro
David R. Cohn
Bermuda St
Eden Hospital
Castro Valley
David
Harry D. Cohn
James
Greenwell
Redwood Road
Viet Critics Oppose Pullout Say Senate Leaders Stand Firm
Washington AP reports six teens of the Senate's leading ranks formed a united front to tell Hanoi they will steadfastly oppose any American pullout. The group stressed continued U S involvement in Vietnam policy amid growing pressures and debates over strategy.
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Senate
Hanoi
Church
Rusk
Johnson
U. S
China
Soviet Union
Lis
Jin
Five Livermore men arrested in marijuana raid
Livermore police arrested five men on marijuana charges after undercover officers bought marijuana from each suspect. The arrests conclude months of investigation linked to Granada High School student marijuana use. None of the men had marijuana on arrest, all remain in custody awaiting arraignment. Bail ranges from 3,300 to 6,000 dollars. one suspect is parole violator.
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Livermore
Livermoral
John Michels
Thhief
Michelis
Granada High
Cus
Livermore Justice Court
Leonard Ray McCurry
Bluebird Ave
Ricardo Grace
Arthur George Aubrey
Lee Ave
Crisanja
Chris) Leyn
Rocha
Wasco Road
Henry Claus Rehder
First St
Livarmare
Mel Curry
Grace
Stelider
Aubrey
British newspapers back Wilson plan for EEC bid
London press supports Prime Minister Harold Wilson despite Charles de Gaulle’s veto threat. Officials say Wilson remains determined to push Britain into the six nation European Economic Community and press ahead with the bid amid a new attempt at mediation and reconstruction talks.
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London
Harald Wilson
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Wilson
Britain
Omi
Universal Studios
Europe
Shg
Euroamie
Pean Trading Group
Hoover cites Carmichael links to a Chinese oriented group
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover told a House Appropriations subcommittee Carmichael has frequent contact with a Chinese Communist oriented organization. The statement, made at a closed hearing last February, was released to the public this week and implicates Carmichael in SNCC connections.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
congressional_committes
Stokely Carmichael
Hoover
Carmichael
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
SNUG
Oakland incumbents win in runoff council election
Oakland voters returned two incumbent councilmen to office after a runoff vote. The contest saw strong turnout despite a shorter campaign, with incumbents defeating challengers to secure another term on the city council.
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Oakland
UPI
Fepe
Shilling Comments on Legal Fee Disclosure Barriers
Miss Schilling said that any factor delaying immediate disclosure of fees could lead to reproduction of costs or legal consequences, highlighting concerns about transparency and access to information.
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Miss Schilling
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