Family St Bernard Puppies Surpass Litter Size Expectation
Mr and Mrs Robert M Smith of Hayward welcomed 14 puppies from their two year old St Bernard Signe surpassing the average litter of eight. The dogs were born a month ago after moving from Washington state to 26866 Peterman Ave. Signe was stolen in their first week here but recovered through a Daily Review want ad five days later. The pups are bottle fed first three weeks, now on a formula, registered and to be sold. Mrs Smith is a dental assistant and Mr Smith a house painter with no children.
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Senators urge halt to Amchitka underground test
Thirty four senators urged President Nixon to stop Saturday's underground nuclear explosion on Amchitka Island Alaska amid pending Supreme Court action on a long running environmental challenge. Nobel prize winners and scientists warned the test risks earthquakes tidal waves and radioactive ocean contamination. The Atomic Energy Commission set the detonation for 5 p m EST Saturday two Canadians delivered a petition signed by 177 000 opponents to the White House.
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University of California
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Harvard
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D-S.d
Pay board near accord on hikes
Washington AP reports the Pay Board nears a Phase 2 wage formula as negotiations continue amid sharp exchanges between President Nixon and Congress. AFL-CIO leader Meany hopes a Monday settlement, while House Banking Committee adopts amendments challenging the administration.
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House bans forced busing and federal aid use
The House voted 332 to 38 to bar government ordered school busing to achieve racial integration and to prohibit federal funding for court ordered busing. The action accompanied an $24 billion higher education authorization bill extending five years of aid, plus $1.95 billion Nixon sought for desegregation costs. The measure, with a landmark $5.4 billion direct aid program to colleges, risks a clash with the Senate which approved an $18.3 billion three year bill without antibusing provisions.
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Fremont man arrested in $20,000 bank forgery
Fremont Detective Sut Duane Watson reports Donald J. Castle, 44, was arrested at his home on a forgery warrant from Santa Clava County after allegedly altering a $20 cashier's check to read $20,000. He used a phone booth in a shopping center to contact banks while posing as a bank official.
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Santa Clava County
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Sut Duane Watson
Daily Review Hayward edition front page details
Local paper from Hayward California dated Friday November 5 973 provides 44 pages with 10 cent price. The issue header lists volume 79 number 24 and edition serving Southern Alameda County.
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Gas tax boost to fund Bay Area transit
Gov Ronald Reagan signed a bill increasing the gasoline tax by 1.2 to 2 cents, boosting state funding for AC Transit and BART. The nine county Metropolitan Transportation Commission will allocate the funds between AC Transit and BART, with statewide and local shares earmarked for transportation planning and general use. Alameda County residents already pay existing taxes supporting BART, and the measure aims to curb smog through urban transportation funding. Reagan praised the move as empowering local control and fiscal planning. Mills lauded the signing as a step against urban sprawl driven by car dependence.
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Alameda County
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Bay Area Rapid Transit District
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Assembly Transportation Committee
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Nine County Metropolitan Transportation Commission
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Fremont
Livermore
Pergent
Pilot ejected from Navy jet near airfield
Navy jet pilot Lt. John B. Pianetta of Fremont survived a freak ejection at Lemoore when his aircraft’s ejection seat fired prematurely during a bombing exercise. The plane flew unmanned for about an hour, crossing Nevada and Utah before radar locate the wreckage near a Salt Lake City control tower. Pianetta, 26, was taken to a hospital with no injuries reported. search planes continued for the jet and wreckage.
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Salt Lake City
Fair Mild Forecast For Tomorrow
The weatherman expects fair weather tomorrow with little temperature change. The expected high is in the lower 70s and an overnight low around the mid 40s. More weather on page.
Republicans Force Democrats to Freeze Redistricting Plan
In Sacramento AP report Republicans compel Democrats to pause the reapportionment bill and seek new talks. Democratic leaders call the move unethical, threaten weekend lockups, and propose closed-door sessions starting Monday to renegotiate district lines amid bitter personal clashes.
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Progress at George Weekes Park Seen by Some Residents
Residents note changes at George Weekes Park as teen activity shifts from summer crowds to weekday use. Dope use and petty crime concerns persist near Wickes Library and the park’s recreation building remains active with teens. Some call this progress while others see limited impact on burglaries and vandalism in nearby apartments.
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