Dentist split practice between Tinloit City and Burlingame
Dr Norman Retzer operates a dental office in Union City with three years’ service at $235 Homer. Lilian Gilleland, executive secretary of the Southern Alameda County Daily Society, notes Retzay remains the sole dentist with an office in Union City. The University of the Pacific School of Dentistry seeks federal funds to establish a dental clinic for low income Union City residents.
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Woman Pulled From Smoky Cherryland House Fire
A 23 year old woman, Mary Travis of 23 St. George Street, is in serious condition at San Leandro Memorial hospital after being pulled unconscious from a smoke filled house at 7512 Pam. Firemen report a fire started in a living room chair, causing $4,001 damage and smoke throughout the residence. Travis was found in her bedroom and revived at the scene. A body was found dead in the living room next to the ice box. Fire officials say Travis suffered smoke inhalation. An arsonist reportedly started a small kerosene fire at Decato School, 6 G Stylesterdi, at 8:50 p.m. damaging a portable classroom. A bottle of kerosene and matches were found near the blaze.
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Two Burglaries Probed In Casio Valley and Hayward Area
Deputies investigate two weekend burglaries with combined losses over 2 500 dollars. In Casio Valley the home of Roland Scott, 46, was broken into Sunday and 3 176 in possessions taken including seven titles a shot gun tools radios a television set and cash. Scull is a painter for Yrueta Brothers Co. 679 Essayrook San Leandro. Earlier Friday night a color television stereo was stolen from the Hayward home of Donald B. Lickwood after burglars forced a kitchen door to enter.
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Teengers Arrested After Teacher Hit at School
San Leandro police report teens were arrested after an altercation at St Leander School in Wich where a teacher, David Hychet, was struck with a belt. An 11 year old and a 1 year old pupil were taken to juvenile hall. the 11 year old released to parents with citation.
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Pickets appear at pruning firm in San Leandro
Two pickets at the Bankers Pritting Co in San Leandro mark the second day of the Bay Area printers union strike over pay. About 13 employees are affected at the 1497 Burroughs Ave shop. Picket lines honor typographical and essmen's widns as talks resume with demands for higher pay and arbitration of grievances.
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Blue chip stocks skid amid modest market weakness
New York based stock market shows slight weakness with moderate trading. The noon Dow Jones industrial average slips 3.52 to 901.4 as declines outpace advances 6 to 5. TBM drops 2 percent. Central Data falls 3 percent. Paramount up 0.5 percent. Xerox down 0.5 percent. Large blocks traded include INA Corp 100,000 shares at 68, Time Inc 90,000 at 44, Pitney Bowes 25,200 at 2.
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Coast Guard Rescues Man After Bay Boat Capsizes
San Francisco Coast Guard rescued Racel Watson of San Francisco after he clung for 18 hours to a capsize near Hunters Point in San Francisco Bay. They could not locate his companion John Todge, 52, also of San Francisco, who allegedly attempted to reach shore.
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Fresno County Reports 3450 Signatures For Marijuana Initiative
Fresno County elections officials confirmed 3450 valid signatures for the marijuana initiative. Election supervisor Richard Jansen said circulators submitted about 4000 signatures, with roughly 1500 invalid, a typical rate.
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Students Riot at Stuyvesant High School
About 200 students blocked doors at Stuyvesant High School and threw eggs in a protest over a student's suspension. Acting Principal Gasper Fabbricane said several students were treated for burns while police removed a makeshift door barrier. The vast majority of the 2,400 students remained in class as officers restored order.
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Quiet normal-then murder continued on page
A fragmented account describes a dog named cocaine tied to a murder case. Neighbors recall a young woman driving a blue Volkswagen, a crowd of hippies, and late night disturbances. Gary’s dog is mentioned as friendly but possibly linked to the crime, with residents unsure what happened and anxious.
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Ex aide claims Garrison trap was forced by DOJ
Ex aide Pershing Gervais, living in British Columbia as Paul Mason, says the Justice Department coerced him to entrap his former boss, now charged in a federal gambling case. He alleges paid-off influence and a corrupt system, while Garrison denies comment and accuses authorities of framing him.
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United States widens bombing in North Vietnam
Washington says three new bombing targets will be hit in North Vietnam. US planes focus on petroleum depots, transportation facilities, bridges, railroads and power stations as part of a broader campaign ordered by President Nixon. Pentagon confirms the major scale strikes will expand to power and industrial facilities aiding the war effort.
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Bremer Indicted Over Wallace Shooting in Maryland
Federal and state indictments allege Arthune H. Bremer shot toward Alabama Governor George C. Wallace, wounded three others, and violated civil rights under the Civil Rights Act by assaulting a candidate for federal office and a federal officer amid illegal transportation charges.
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Group forms to help GIs get school funds
The 1971 program, extended from 1958, aims to aid returning veterans. The Legion will provide 400 colleges with notes on discharged servicemen monthly. Schools will contact each GI to invite him to college counseling and testing. Dr John P Malan, director, says about 72,000 men are released monthly, with about 20 percent not high school graduates and 44 percent needing partial education or training for civilian jobs.
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Nixon and Brezhnev Meet in Moscow Summit
The first negotiating session between Nixon and Brezhnev begins at 11 a.m. EDT and lasts five minutes as leaders and aides assemble. Interpreters seat behind the statesmen while photographers record the moment.
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Davis on Marin shootings cited by defense witness
Defense witness Mrs Broms testified Angela Davis became upset upon learning about the Marin County shootings on August 7 1970. Davis and Franklin Alexander reportedly dined at Broms home and learned of the four deaths from a television news program.
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Mayor Controversy Over San Leandro Housing Panel
Tension erupts as Rutledge urges denial of HUD grant for San Leandro fair housing plan. Mayor Maltester defends expanded advisory committee if funds arrive, accusing critics of blocking progress and praising clergy input while denying charges of ignoring the local housing group.
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Father recalls life saving heart surgery for son Jason
Mrs Harter described the ordeal as doctors faced a one in three chance of survival during Jason's delicate heart operation. Dr Donati B Daly noted a hole in the heart sent excess blood to the lungs, risking heart failure. Jason is among a handful of children worldwide to have such a defect corrected.
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