Fremont teen suffers burns in garage fire mishap
A Fremont youth, 17, identified as Thomas Armenio, was treated for burns on his hands and calf after attempting to pilot a fire in his home garage last night. The fire stemmed from fumes ignited by a Harpen gasoline can, according to the Fremont Fire Department. Damages were estimated at $2.
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Mae Armenio
Nieclel. Ave
Washington Hospital
Fremont Fire Department
Mt Diablo teachers walk out in one day protest
Mt Diablo Unified School District teachers picketed their schools in a one day walkout over contract negotiations. Despite the action, schools remained open with classes in session. The district serves 60 schools and about 50 000 pupils as teachers seek a 6.7 percent raise led by association president Kalple Luberk who said the protest is aimed at informing the public.
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Mt Diablo Unified School
Teachers’ Association
Kalple ‘Luberk
Mt. Diablo
Petaluma Judge Eyes Private Showing of Deep Throat
Judge Alexander J. McMahon planned a private screening of the sex film Deep Throat in Petaluma after a 24 week run. Police moved to seize the film as evidence, with Sgt William Reed swearing an affidavit labeling it pornographic and the theater quickly replacing the marquee with a showing of another sex film, Befund The Green Door.
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Alexander J. McMahot
Petaliant Police
Uhe Shale
Ater
McMahon
Queen Mary workers plan surprise strike picket lines
Long Beach unions announce a surprise strike at the Queen Mary within days. The Marine Cooks and Stewards Union, formed last December, says picket lines will target Specialty Restaurants in the ship's operation. Tensions rose after management actions aimed at weakening the union and previously unresolved recognition disputes. City officials scheduled talks between union and management negotiators.
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UPI
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Marine Cooks and Stewards Union
Queen Mary
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Iain Miaisell
Innocent plea in desert death case in Las Vegas Strip
UPI reports Jim my Dale Qwehy pleaded not guilty to charges in the slaying of Carole Gillett whose nude body was found in Eldandy Canyon desert area. Owens and Walsh, Hendere Son residents, were arrested. Walsh pleaded guilty to first degree murder with a life-for-testimony deal, sentence set for June 2. Judge Wilson Compton ordered Owens to appear for trial May 15.
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UPI
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Carole Gillett
Woru
Eldandy Canyon
Owens
Doe Walsh
Hendere
Walsh
Griat
Wilson Compton
Tay
Chinese journalists to meet students at Harvard MIT
About 22 journalists from the People’s Republic of China plan to meet today with students at Harvard and MIT in Cambridge. They toured downtown Boston Thursday and visited Lexington and Concord, sites of historic battles. The visit includes a cocktail party and dinner at the MIT Student Center before an overnight trip to Atlanta and Macon, Georgia. The trip is a four week tour in the United States as guests of the American Society of Newspaper Editors and the National Committee on United States China Relations.
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APY
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Harvard
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Lexington
Qon
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Atlanta
Macon
Kevin White
United States
American Society of Newspaper Editors
National
Comnittes
Fresno firm wins athletic pact for new college campus
Fresno construction firm Robert Fisher Co. won a $29 million contract to build an athletic complex for the Bulle Cel lege campus near Fresno. The award follows the site work contract and covers a gymnasium, playing fields, a track, and landscaping. Opening is planned for September 1974, with the seven year old college housed on a temporary campus.
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Bulle Cellege
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Robert Fisher Co
Iy Baldwin
Marysvile
Durham High School
Dividend rule to be relaxed in Nixon era talks
The Nixon administration weighs easing voluntary dividend guidelines from 4 percent to about 4.5 to 5.8 percent per year. The Committee on Interest and Dividends and the Cost of Living Council discussed the potential rise seeking input from labor groups and business interests. A decision hinges on secretary George Shultz and director John Dunlop amid concerns of organized labor reaction.
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Nixon
Rogers at Argentina swearing in amid protests and delegations
Secretary of State William P. Rogers attended the Argentina inauguration marking a seven year term for the president as foreign delegations from China and Russia joined others in Buenos Aires. Rogers, nearing the end of his Latin American mission, arrived to represent President Nixon at the event amid tensions over exiled former president Peron.
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Allia Vie
Argentina
Rogers
Nixon
Comparh
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Peron
Watergate witnesses and indictments loom in 60 minutes
Magruder to plead guilty as part of the Watergate conspiracy and testify for prosecution. McCord testified Magruder and former Attorney General Mitchell authorized the bugging and break in. Other aides, Barker and Baldwin, admitted following orders while lawbreaking without questioning motives.
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Jebn Magruder
U.S. District Court
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M. Hays
Nixon Reelection
White House
Johan J. Mitchell
Democratic National Committee
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Altiough
Six
Barker
Cuba
Gas squeeze over holiday causes fuel chaos at stations
The article reports a statewide gasoline shortage as holiday demand strains Texaco Chevron Shell and Standard stations. Many outlets fear running dry by Sunday or Monday, with predictions of spotty supply and rationing. Officials urge motorists to limit trips, monitor fuel gauges, and fill tanks when half full.
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Pain relief fear as opium crop cuts risk cures
Georgetown University professor Dr William T Beaver warns that reducing the world opium crop could deprive patients of morphine the most effective pain reliever while barely impacting narcotics addiction. He notes synthetic substitutes are not as potent or reliable and doctors prefer opium-derived drugs for severe pain.
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Skylab rescue mission to orbit with shadows shield plan
Astronauts launch a four phase Apollo approach to locate and recapture Skylab. Commander Conrad and crew will maneuver from 273 miles above Earth on a 7 hour mission to shadow the station and attempt a 23 day occupancy. They carry gold and silver shade visors to block sun glare and tools to free a jammed solar panel and replace damaged film and medicines amid prior heat shield damage.
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Crown Eulogized for Passionate Regard for Rights
SACRAMENTO UPI The late Assemblyman Robert W. Crown of Alameda was honored for almost five hours as speakers praised his absolute passion for individual rights and his willingness to help friends. He died Monday after being struck by a car while jogging near his home.
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UPI
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Witt, Crown
Alameda
Cook killed in flash flood at Pat McBride's Restaurant
A cook died when flash flood waters surged down a hillside behind Pat McBride's Restaurant on Thursday. Police said Habert Kxytsawski, 40, was found in a bucket of water at the rear of the building.
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San Onofre plant seeks four permanent licenses
AP report says the Atomic Energy Commission is poised to grant four permanent operating licenses to the San Onofre Nuclear Power Plant near the Western White House. The plant, generating 430,000 kilowatts, has run under a provisional license since 19. Backers, including California agencies, call the plant safe and well inspected. Opponents through The People’s Lobby urge shutdown for safety concerns, particularly the emergency cooling system. A final environmental impact report is to be issued, with a decision expected this afternoon regarding San Diego Gas & Electric and Southern California Edison’s request to add two units.
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San Onofre
White House
Spalesmart
People’s Lobby
Tale Cook
AWC
Berkeley
California Public Dlties Commission Tras
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Sie
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San Diego Gas & Electric Cy
Southern California
Tolison Cw
San Clemente
Fanny Honers Campaign To Curb Drunken Driving
A Wilmington Delaware News Journal report notes a news conference by Fanny to highlight the growing problem of drunken drivers and to raise public awareness during a campaign. The effort aims to reduce accidents and promote road safety.
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Delaware News Journal
Acupuncture Used to Anesthetize Woman for Cesarean Birth
Washington AP reports an 11 year old woman under acupuncture anesthesia gave birth to a healthy boy via cesarean. Doctors said it may be the first U S case of acupuncture replacing chemical anesthetics for such a delivery. Mrs Barbara Goldsteen of Potomac praised feeling 100 percent more comfortable than after her two prior cesareans.
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Washington
Barbara Goldsteen
Potomac
Galdsteen
Superman Birthday Town Celebration In Metropolis Ohio
Metropolis Ohio observes Superman’s birthday with a red carpet welcome and a 11,000 square foot Superman Exhibition Center filled with memorabilia. A “super sights” event features eye tests for children as they read Superman comics.
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