Fivehour Union City siege ends with peaceful surrender
A man in Union City held police for five hours after a domestic dispute and threats of self harm. Officers evacuated nearby homes and formed a temporary command post while Officer Steve Schwab built trust and persuaded him to step outside. The man was taken for psychiatric evaluation at a hospital.
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Seven-day ordeal ends as Leora Ress survives stroke
Outside Milpitas a mobile home where Leora Ress lay unconscious for seven days and nights after a stroke residents heard voices and vehicles but she could not be heard. She survived, reportedly aided by endurance and quiet surroundings.
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Campaign lull as primary races heat up in three states
With a week left in the primary season, Romero tweets clashes between Frank Church and Edmund G. Brown Jr. in Rhode Island, while Morris Udall asserts strength in South Dakota ahead of Carter’s return. Montana votes Tuesday as coverage notes campaign moves and forecasts. Vida Blue powers Oakland to back-to-back shutouts over Chicago, ending White Sox’ 10-game win streak.
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Nuclear plants go on alert amid terrorist threat hints
NRC says nationwide security alert ordered at 56 plants after Midwest police received tentative information. Guard forces told to heighten readiness as probes continue. Illinois power stations of Commonwealth Edison report added security and liaison with local law enforcement. The warning coincides with California primary debates and potential anti nuclear protests.
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Powwow in San Leandro features dances and crafts
At San Leandro Pacific High School the 16th annual American Indian Powwow continues with war dance contests at 2 and 7:30 pm. Admission is 2 dollars for adults, 1.50 for students, and 1 dollar for children as participants showcase ceremonial dress and crafts.
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Philadelphia seeks 15000 federal troops for July 4 Bicentennial
Philadelphia plans to request 15,000 federal troops from President Ford to secure the July 4 Bicentennial events amid threats from a coalition of radical groups. The July Fourth Coalition seeks permits for marches rallies and a tent city in Fairmount Park.
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Moynihan claims votes bought at United Nations
Former U.N. ambassador Daniel Patrick Moynihan says votes in the United Nations can be bought for around $2,000 in some cases, with a reported $600 bid cited and skepticism from Western and developing nations. He notes he has not seen money change hands but believes bribery occurs, though some officials call the claim fiction or baloney.
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Justice Department Won’t File Brief in Boston Desegregation Case
The U S Justice Department said Attorney General Edward Levi will not file a brief in the Supreme Court at the current stage of the Boston school desegregation case. The statement noted that DOJ has filed in nearly every school desegregation petition time the Court reviews, and would follow the same practice if the Court grants review in Boston.
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Miami welfare fraud case ends in jail sentence
Eunice Blossom Crosby, 37, pleaded no contest to illegally accepting 7640 dollars in welfare and food stamp benefits from 1973. Investigators found she worked full time at hospitals in Dade County while claiming poverty and owning luxury cars. A 12 day jail term was imposed for fraud and lodging.
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