Woman burned when car bursts into flames on freeway crash
Sandra McKnight 20 of Fremont Boulevard is critically burned after her car struck a vehicle stopped for a prior accident on the Nimitz Freeway. Gerald Anderson 29 of Union City aided victims. both cars caught fire. Dutra 32 of Union City was in an overturned car. McKnight and Anderson treated. Dutra charged with misdemeanor driving under the influence.
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Teamster Local 70 reelects Muniz as president
James Muniz won a second three year term as president of Teamsters Union Local 70 in Oakland after balloting among about 9,000 members. Sante Riga Clarence Meyer and Johny Cozzette challenged him. Daisy Mack Sacramento lobbyist was elected secretary treasurer and Stanley Botelho, Jim Rusk re elected to vice president and recording secretary respectively. New business agents include Darold Wright Mike Gyonanid Steve Marinkovich and others. several dispatchers also won reelection.
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Burglary Nets $1,010 In Goods In San Leandro
San Leandro banker Harald Deal reported his home ransacked after a weekend trip. Police say the burglar pried open a door and stole watches, Blue Chip stamps, and other possessions totaling about $1,010. Deputies are investigating.
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Fishermen Missing After San Francisco Outing
The Coast Guard searched the Bay Area for a two man fishing boat missing after a Sit day outing. The two men aboard were identified as Ravell Watson and Joby Hodge, both of San Francisco. Coast Guard patrol boats and a helicopter conducted the search near the Golden Gate Park area.
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Stock market gains amid cautious rally at Moscow Summit
The stock market moved ahead with broad gains though most advances were modest. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 5.82 to 964.65 as analysts noted momentum from last week’s rally and hopeful signals from the Moscow Summit, with new economic data supporting modest optimism.
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Hell's Angels plan camping trip near Bass Lake
Hell's Angels will not attend their annual Memorial Day weekend at Bass Lake but will be in Maier County for the following weekend. A sheriff's spokesman said the club has paid a $110 deposit for Willow Cove for June 24 weekend. Law enforcement will establish HQ at Bass Lake School to monitor the event.
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India heat wave toll rises across states with dozens dead
Heat wave sweeping 12 of 21 Indian states to nearly three-fourths of the land mass. Bihar reports 148 deaths, Uttar Pradesh 14, West Bengal 7, totaling at least 200 plus. Calcutta area sees peak temperatures around 95 degrees Fahrenheit, while Kerala endures heavy rain and floods.
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Antihijacking funds okayed by House panel
The House Appropriations Committee approved a $2.9 billion transportation bill adding $2 million to buy ten magnetometers and expand their use. The devices will be required on airlines to screen for metal threats such as guns or bombs, with FAA oversight.
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Fire damages disrupts rail traffic delays on two tracks
A fire caused damage reported with no injuries. Though a vehicle raffle continued, firemen said train traffic on the Southern Pacific and Western Pacific lines was delayed about 50 minutes as hoses blocked the tracks.
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Vandal damages art masterpiece continued
An assailant smashed the left hand of Michelangelo's Pieta, as guards and witnesses describe a chaotic scene at the Vatican. The statue was damaged, Pope Pius VI decorum was cited, and the attacker was restrained. He called himself STUNNED and was taken into custody.
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Glen Eden condo troubles spark resident concerns
Homeowners in Glen Eden voice worries over vandalism and neighborly strife at a village association meeting. They cite vandalism by youths, disputes over yard work and noise, and the challenge of enforcing rules. A new attorney will aid the board in identifying and prosecuting key perpetrators.
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Nixon in Moscow Eyes Nuclear Pact Amid Summit Hype
Nixon's eight day Soviet visit centers on potential agreement to reduce nuclear arms as talks continue in Helsinki. Kissinger notes remaining technical issues while both sides pledge cooperation and pressure from Kremlin to isolate the summit from Vietnam bombing and dissident activity.
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EPA may block Ford car sales over 1973 engine test failures
The EPA told a Senate subcommittee that Ford engines used in popular cars including the Galaxy Capri Torino and Mercury models failed emissions tests due to maintenance errors during testing. If errors are confirmed across all nine engines, Ford could halt 1973 car sales for months while new tests are completed. EPA chief William Ruckelshaus warned of potential layoffs and multi‑million dollar losses without corrective legislation.
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Union City to host University of the Pacific dental school
Union City officials plan a multi story University of the Pacific School of Dentistry facility at San Francisco next month. Local staff to fill non technical roles. interns to work with a new campus after a trailer clinic was destroyed by arson.
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Wallace's Doctors See Early Signs Of Recovery
Wallace shows movement in toes and legs after paralysis uncertainty. Elvin Stanton notes improved reflexes and staff report governors pleased with progress. President Nixon and Vice President Agnew visited hospitals as Moscow trip loomed.
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Angela Davis defense opens its case in trial
Testimony links Jonathan Jackson to guns used in an abortive escape at Marin Civic Center. Susan Castro, San Francisco director, testified about a meeting with Miss Davis on Aug 4 1970 and a plan for security for the Soledad brothers' house in San Francisco.
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Naval fire blunts probe by Red tanks
North Vietnamese forces reportedly suffered heavy losses as air sea and artillery bombardments targeted the Hue corridor. Allied officials noted uncertain numbers while cautioning the enemy may seek a river crossing. A Phantom crew reportedly parachuted to safety after an intercept. U.S. troop strength in the war zone stood at 64,600 with tens of thousands additional afloat or stationed overseas.
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Unemployment rule still pending in Supreme Court
The Supreme Court refused to expedite review of California’s hearing requirement for unemployment benefits cuts. The ruling by U.S. District Judge Albert C. Wollenberg in San Francisco Oct 12, 1979, is under appeal to the Sixth Circuit. State Attorney General Younger urged swift action due to fiscal and administrative implications.
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