Hitchhiking teen killed in Interstate 8 crash near Vasco Road
A 17 year old hitchhiker, Atila Kay Long of Imperial Beach, died when a four vehicle collision on I 8 near Vasco Road led to a tractor-trailer running over her. Donald L. Schrein and Marvin H. Hinshaw, motorcyclists, witnessed the crash after a solo ride and attempted to slow. Schrein suffered minor injuries and was in satisfactory condition. no other serious injuries were reported.
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Reeiage
Interstate 8
Vasco Road
Atila Kay Long
Imperial Beach
California Highway Patrol
Miss Long
Donald L. Schrein
Morgan Fill
CHP
Schrein
Marvin H. Hinshaw
Morgan Hill
Lester Schabilion
Sunnyvale
Miss Tong
Harry Burlingame
China
Miss Loi
Valley Memorial Hospital
San Leandro
Robert Frankuchesi
Marina Bivd
Memorial Hospital
Lucchesi
Marina
Markus
Pornography protest set by Hayward pastors at council
Hayward pastor Reverend Taylor and sixteen area churches plan a protest against pornography at the Hayward city council meeting tomorrow night. Taylor organized a Hayward Ministerial Association meeting last month to rally church support and seeks an earlier agenda slot. He hopes for a significant turnout and a chance to speak.
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Hayward
Hichard Taylor
Village Church
Taylor
Hayward Ministerial Association
Nurses Reach Accord Over Wages In Northern California
California Nurses Association and 43 hospitals including nine Alameda County facilities reached a three year labor contract retroactive to Jan 4. The deal raises monthly pay by 59 to 865 in year one and 83 more monthly in years two and three for about 4000 nurses. It includes improved pensions benefits extra educational leave more paid vacations and an additional holiday.
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California Nurses Association
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Alameda County
South County
Kaiser
Foundation
Hayward
Washington Township
Fremont
Association
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Associated Hospitals
East Bay
Robbery Report From San Lorenzo Trailer Break-In
A 66 year old mechanic Lorenzan told sheriffs deputies three men broke into his trailer at 977 Grant Ave rear early this morning knocked him unconscious and robbed him of a wallet a key ring and 27 cents. Arthur Jehiel Rhoads said he was asleep in his trailer at 1 am when the men ordered him to stay down then struck him and left as deputies found a rock with possible blood but said the trailer did not appear heavily ransacked Rhoads could not describe the culprits.
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San Lorenzo
Sheriff's Deputies
Grant Ave
Arthur Jehiel Rhoads
Rhoads
Frog entrant Okole Maluna places fourth in mayoral leap
Hayward's entry Okole Maluna finished fourth in the mayoral race at Angels Camp Saturday, leaping 10 feet 7% inches to outperform 82 competitors. Mayor Sam Calabrese of Sand City won with 17 feet 3% inches. The frog is on display at Man's Seven Seas Tropical Fish on Hesperian Blvd.
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Hayward
Okole Maluna
Angels Camp
Diane Nielsen
Margaret Nielsen
Okole
Sam Calabrese
Sand City
Oklole Maluna
Fremont House Fire Causes $9,100 In Damage
Fire officials report a blaze at 30969 Canyon Heights Drive in Fremont caused about $9,100 damage to a residence. Fire crews were dispatched at 10:36 a.m. and the cause remains under investigation.
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Fremont
Canyon Heights Drive
Humphrey and Kennedy Oppose Europe Troop Cuts
In San Francisco Senator Hubert H. Humphrey denounces Senator Mike Mansfield for a precipitous unilateral troop reduction in Europe as an error. Senator Edward Kennedy supports troop cuts and backs hearings by his Senate Health Subcommittee, while both are tied to 1972 presidential prospects and appearances in California.
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Edward F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Humphrey
Kennedy
San Francisco
Commonwealth Club of California
Senate
Peninsula Commuters Hear Northbound Train Ties Up
Peninsula commuters on the northbound Cascade passenger train from Oakland to Portland will halt at Klamath Falls Oregon and Sunger trom Los Angeles to New Orleans will idle at Tucson Arizona. Freight operations are to slow as trains stop for crew changes with supervisory staff taking over some duties including perishable traffic. The SP system employs 760 signalmen but about 60,000 other workers face idling under the plan.
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Cascade
Oakland
Portland
Klamath Falls
Ore
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Tucson
Ariz
Strike closes railroads across major routes nationwide
News reports an ongoing railroad strike threatens both passenger and freight service with 81 000 New York Chicago and other commuters affected while Amtrak intercity service halts and government officials discuss emergency measures including a possible national transportation emergency and expanded trucking authority.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
JOC
George M. Stafford
Volpe Transportation
John Volpe
New York
Department
Volpe
Lava Streams Hit Sant'Alfio In Mt Etna Eruption
Mt Etna erupts with rivers of lava pouring down the slopes into cottages and orchards. Towns including Sant' Alli face danger as residents and officials urge protection. crowds of 20,000 tourists and 5,000 cars gather to view the eruption.
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Upu
Mount Eins
Sant’s Alfio
Elna
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Sant Alli
1969 People’s Park riot lessons linger at UC Berkeley
The 1969 clash outside People’s Park drew about 2000 combatants as the California National Guard restored order. One man was fatally shot by an Alameda County deputy, scores jailed, and seven officers injured. The anniversary violence sparked editor concerns at the Daily Californian over possible punishment of writers.
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Alameda County
Tom Hayden
Chicago Seven
Students For A Democratic Society
Daily
Californian
Sundday
University of California
Serres
High court upholds leaflet rights in business dispute
The Supreme Court ruled that citizens may distribute leaflets condemning a businessman's conduct even if the leaflets offend him. The decision, authored by Chief Justice Warren Burger, involved Chicago suburb real estate interests accused of blockbusting and activists from Organization for a Better Austin seeking to curb desegregation effects.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Ciel Justine
Warren B. Burger
Chicago
Organization For A Better
Austin
Buller
Supreme Court upholds hit-and-run laws in ruling
The U S Supreme Court narrowly voted to uphold state hit-and-run statutes requiring drivers in accidents to stop and provide name and address. The decision overturns a California high court ruling and affects similar laws nationwide.
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High Court
Supreme Court case tests no prosecution promise for witnesses
The court agreed to hear a second case challenging the Organized Crime Control Act of 1970 which bars use of compelled testimony in prosecutions. Plaintiffs Kas tigac and Stewart contend a broader pledge not to be prosecuted is required. They remain in jail for contempt. key rulings vary by court with a related New Jersey matter pending.
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Walsington
UPT
Supreme Court
Charles Joseph Kastigac
Michael Gorean Stewart
Los Angeles
Kastigar - Stewart
Joseph A. Zicarelli
New Jersey Commission of Investigation
New Jersey
9Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Kastigat-Stewart
Federal District Court
Constance Baker Motley
New York
Supreme Court Rejects Tests of Minnesota Abortion Statute
The Supreme Court rejected two efforts to test Minnesota abortion law. The case centered on a St Paul gynecologist Dr Jane E Hodgson who performed an abortion on a married woman with measles during early pregnancy. Hodgson was convicted and placed on probation.
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Washington
UPL
Supreme Court
Minnesota
Jane E. Hodgson
St. Paul
Hodgson
J. Jerome Plunkett
Parents Address Drug Problem With Independence Focus
Psychologist Butler argues for youth independence to combat drugs, criticizing overreliance on welfare and parental bailouts. He urges gradual move to responsibility, meaningful outside activities, and employment as key steps, noting recession worsens teen unemployment and dependence.
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Butler
Bullec
Mnother
Teens killed in shooting at Kagel Canyon party
In Pacoima two teens, Joseph Harman aged 19 and Wana Keheley aged 17, were killed when an intruder opened fire on about 20 party guests with a .22 caliber rifle after an argument at a Kagel Canyon gathering. A year-old man and Norman Kellams, 22, were hospitalized in critical condition. police detained Ronale J. Mallory, 24, of Lakeview Terrace after he claimed to have killed several people.
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Joseph J. Harman
Wana Keheley
Suitland
Usc
Norman Kellams
North Hollywood
Kagel Canyon
Boy Runs Away To Sand Box In Bath Maine
A Bath Maine boy named Jimmy Peopples ran away to a sand box at Bath Iron Works after telling friends he would run away. He was reported missing at 6 p m Saturday and was found at 5 39 a m Sunday. He said he spent the night in the sand box until it grew cold and he returned home.
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Maine
Jimmy Peopples
Aiway
Jimmy
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