Motorcycle Crash Leaves Officer Hospitalized In Union City
Union City officer Patral in Ken Pontious, 24, remained under observation at St. Rose Hospital after a collision early today on Alvarado Niles Road at Dyer Street. Pontious, who suffered minor cuts and bruises, was treated at the hospital. the investigation will be handled by the California Highway Patrol.
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Union City
St. Rose Hospital
Heyward
Alvarado-Niles ‘Road
Dyer Street
Union
City Oa
Patralin Ken Pontious
Alvarado Wiles Road
James G. Erwin
Elizabeth Way
California Highway Patrol
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Eden Valley hospital to host feasibility study by Inter Medical
Eden Hospital directors approved an agreement with Inter Medical Facilities Inc to conduct a feasibility study for a potential medical office building on hospital land on the north side of the Eden grounds. If warranted, leasing two acres at $1,000 per year could follow, with doctors using the facility being residents or staff at Eden Hospital. The hospital would only lease land, not operate the new office. Laurel Grove Hospital nearby is also pursuing a similar project, prompting comments of duplication but Massmann says the Eden plan aims not to create competition.
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Eden Hospital
San Francisco
Inter-Medl
Inter-Medical Facilities, Inc
Elmer Mass Ina
Just High
Eden
Massmann
Laurel Grove Hospital
B.S. Berg and Co
Laurel Grove
Kim Gwilliam
Robber locks cabbie in his trunk in Merced
Merced taxi driver William E. Lewis picked up four fares early today. A robber punched him, stole his wallet containing 27 dollars, and locked Lewis in the trunk of the cab. Police alerted to a missing driver found the cab in an alley as Lewis freed himself with a bruise on his head.
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Wiliam E. Lewis
Lewis
David Fuentes
Iis
Warden and Deputy Warden Stabbed at Holmesburg Prison
At Holmesburg City Prison in Philadelphia a disturbance led to the stabbing death of Warden Patrick Gerran and Deputy Warden Hubert Frombold. A guard was injured as inmates were involved. trigger and exact numbers remained unclear.
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Holmesburg City
Hare
Dims
Pitrick Gurran
Hubert F. Frombald
Alee
Bay Area smog alert plan urged by advisers
A panel of advisors to the Bay Area Air Pollution Control District urged a medical alert system to warn about smog levels affecting up to 6,000,000 residents across nine counties. The plan, opposed by district staff, would issue alerts when oxidant predictions near a set level, prompting caution in outdoor activity and stressing potential traffic and communications disruptions.
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SAN Francisco
Bay Area
Gested
Los Angeles
Milton Veldstein
D. d. Callaghan
Weinberger Defends Nixon Budget Cuts Amid Hecklers
Welfare rights activists heckled Health and Welfare Secretary Casper W. Weinberger in Atlantic City as he defended Nixon era budget cuts before delegates to the National Conference on Social Welfare. Members of the National Unemployment Welfare Rights Organization denounced the plan.
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Education Aid
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Nixon Auinistration
Weinberger
National Conference On Social Welfare
Tecters
Natal Unemployment Weldare Rights Organizativn
Teen sentenced for murder in San Fernando Valley
Erik T. Kornbeck an 18 year old Cleveland High School student and Eagle Scout pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the strangling death of his 16 year old girlfriend Motha B. McGowar. McGowar disappeared February 2 and was found by hikers on a plateau in the San Fernando Valley. Kornbeck was arrested February 25 after turning himself in at the jail and providing a statement. Authorities said the two had argued over continuing their relationship before the killing. The sentencing date was set for June 35.
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Tha B. McGowar
$200,000 jewel theft a hoax in Miami Beach case
Miami Beach police dropped their investigation of a $200,000 jewel theft from Mrs. Candace Messier Garrison at the Coral Beach Hotel, labeling the report an apparent hoax. Garrison, acquitted in a 1966 murder trial, claimed a man with soft brown eyes burglarized her room April 26, but officers found the tale unreliable and note she had previously reported large jewelry holdings. The fraud inquiry was likewise dropped by the department.
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Miami Beach
UPI
Candace Messier Garrison
Newavile
Coral Beach
Finsten
Garrlant
Ehrlichman Nixon links deepen in Watergate probe
Ehrlichman testified that Nixon knew of a plot plan linked to the Watergate break in and that he and Haldeman resigned in the wake of the scandal. He said meetings with CIA chief Walters and Helms deputy Richards at the White House touched on CIA involvement, Mexican operations, and money sources. Ehrlichman also asserted Nixon ordered full FBI exposure while fearing a leak risk to national security and CIA operations.
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Oatee Ehrlichmas
Toet-Clay
Richard Alms
Helms
Verson Walters
Senate
Mexico
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Vallore
Senate Armed Services Committee
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FBI
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Robert &. Cushman
Cushman
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G. Gordon Liddy
Danial Hllsberg
Lowell P. Welcker
R-Gonn
Watergate Committee
Charles H. Witson
Dcalif
Elmer T. Klassen
U.S
Charles R. Richey
Watergate
Students and teacher save trapped child in blaze
A nursing instructor, fire crews, and Cal Poly San Luis Obispo students rescued a six year old girl trapped in a burning two story house after lightning sparked a freak storm. The girl was unconscious, Edith Hall directed rescue and performed resuscitation. Susan Sable survived and was treated. family escaped as the house sustained about 6100 dollars in damage.
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Lfe
Susan Sable
Cal Poly Sen Lals Obispo
Witter
Susan
French Hospital
Global meat prices rise as shortages hit households worldwide
Washington reports from the Agriculture Department show meat prices climbing globally with sirloin steak in Washington at 1.79 per pound in May, Tokyo beef at 12.96, and prices ranging from Bonn 4.84 to The Hague 2.53 per pound. The survey notes higher overall food costs and varied eating habits across nations.
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Foreign Agricultural Service
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Washington, D.C
Mystery air crash near Aurora baffling scientists
Reports describe a mysterious explosion and a small man killed in Aurora. UFO enthusiasts planted detectors and sent metal fragments to scientists including Dr Vern Gray of North Texas State University who found 75 percent iron yet non magnetic and unusually shiny, prompting debate over origin.
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North Texas State University
Vern Gray
Cheap meat shortage may last into 1975 says economists
The article cites University of Illinois professor Lawrence H Simons and University of Court University experts noting cyclical meat production limits. Beef pork broilers and eggs rise together while farmers hold back heifers, shrinking slaughter. Hog production hits historic highs but falls expected by 1974, with prices spiking mid December to mid March due to surging demand.
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University of
Ilinolé
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J. Willian Uhrig
Atourtue University
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Mount Makalu climb abandoned after fatal fall
A Czachoslovak expedition halted its attempt on Mount Makalu after a member was fatally injured in a fall. Leader Ivan Gally said Jan Konneky died May 28 in a camp at base height, as the group faced the tragedy amid the high altitude trek.
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Moretti names death penalty panel head in split Assembly
Sacramento AP Moretti appointed pastor of the death penalty to chair the Assembly Criminal Justice Committee as vacancy from Robert Crown’s death opens the seat. Dixon questioned promises on voting, while Moretti urged a measured approach amid 1974 governor bid and ongoing Prop 17 debate.
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Assembly
Bob Moretti
Julian Dixon
Los Angeles
Assembly Criminal Justice Committee
Robert W. Crown
D-Alameda
Moretti
Tes
Legism
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Dixon
Itv
Monetti
Alan Sleroty
Beverly Hills
Associated Press
John Knox
Oakland
Water woes prompt state action on drinking water notices
California Senate health committee advanced two Holm Dahl bills to require quick public notice and water analysis within 98 hours after bacterial spikes. The measures target Citizens Utility Co. utilities in Alameda County plagued by 20 years of poor water quality with muddy taps and reports of worms. The bills push emergency plans and supplier transparency, while critics argue they do not fully fix systemic issues.
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Senate Health Committee
John W. Holmdahl
Oakland
Alameda County
Holmdahl
Health and Welfare Committee
Finance Committee
Trene Vincent
Alameda Couny
Bellar Water
Union City
Fremordaness
Sites Utility Co
Citizens “Utility Co
Anthony Beilenson
Beverly Hills
Ue Committee
Yew
Father and 4 children perish with pilot in Alaska
In Alaska, a fishing boat from Seward carrying Army Sgt and five children along with its operator vanished after a Saturday voyage. Wreckage and life raft were found, but air and surface searches failed to locate any survivors, officials stating all six occupants are presumed dead.
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Alaska
Seward
Floyd Harper
Riverbank
Calif
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Mary Bell
Flay] Jn
Christire
Frcdames Re Frejer
Old Hickory
Tenn
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Army Recreation Center
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Army
Yedesday
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