Oakland plan for downtown mall and housing proposed
A Hawaii based Dillingham Corp proposes a mixed use downtown Oakland complex including an AMC theater and hotel. The project would require city purchase of blocks and a 7 71 car parking garage, with an alternate plan adding nine residential blocks at an extra 70 million. Spokespeople say 13 000 jobs and 104 million annual payroll, plus about 1.5 million in rental and tax revenue, are possible. The city seeks 6 million from HUD for Directore blocks and officials traveled to Washington for approval.
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Rock band leader wounded in San Francisco shooting
AP report says a rock band leader from Marysville was wounded in the chest during a robbery attempt in San Francisco. Police arrested 92 year old Norman Mughey who drove the victim to San Francisco General Hospital in the Haight Ashbury district. The victim named Pred Bidasha lent financial help to “Fred's Sing.
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Mughey
San Francisco General Hospital
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Pred Bidasha
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Finch denies candidacy run for California senate
Harrisburg based report states Robert Finch secretary of Health Education and Welfare denied plans to resign to run for U.S. Senate in California. He claimed to stay in the Nixon cabinet as long as the president wanted him and described himself as a strong backer of Sen George Murphy whose term expires next year.
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Robert Finch
U.S
Berkeley Senators Confront Antiwar Aid and Draft Resolutions
UC Berkeley professors led by Nobel laureate Owen Chamberlain called a mandatory Academic Senate meeting to consider antiwar aid and antidraft resolutions. The session followed Chancellor Connick’s refusal to cancel campus activities for a Vietnam Moratorium on October 11.
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Owen Chamberlain
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Mietnam
Man Held In Kidnapping Case Extortion Attempt
San Francisco police say there is no indication a hospital orderly, Joseph Rudy, 55, sought $10 000 or $20 000 from the Nasons for their missing nine year old daughter Susan Nason. Rudy was arrested in a Tenderloin tavern after a paper bag was left by Donald Nason, the missing girl’s father. He faces a threatening letter charge and is held on 40 000 bond amid ongoing search efforts for Susan who disappeared after September 22.
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Teen Drug Pollution Warning Urges Teen Safety Funds
Stanford University Medical Center professor Silys Dr. Stanford Rossilee warned that teenage drug pollution threatens youths. He urged emergency funds to support Tuesday drop-in centers as they strive to help teens survive amid the crisis.
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SiLys
Stanford Rossilee
Armadilla Abductors Sought After Missing Child
In Iowa Heights SAN FRAN playground, Armadilla abductors took Sherman during the night. Kirk Conragen, director at Briand's museum, explains Sherman was missing but hopeful for a speedy reunion as the child reportedly eats crickets and worms and is easily spotted in crowds. Police join the search for the culprit who removed the child from its cage.
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John IL Crane
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California couple rescued at Lake Powell after distress call
A California couple, Donald Holmes, 38, and Beverly Holmes, 36, from Anaheim, were adrift three days on a cabin cruiser near Lake Powell Utah. They signaled Mayday via citizens band radio after engine failure. A Tennessee ham operator alerted Utah authorities, a boat from the marina recovered them, and they were towed to safety in good condition.
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Pendleton officials deny reports of brig brutality
CAMP PENDLETON Calif Newsmen learned the base brig has been accused of widespread brutality in Life and Nation magazine articles. Col Ed Schultze denied the allegations as fabrications. Col N G Rades acknowledged isolated incidents, but said no widespread abuse existed and some practices had been stopped.
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Intimidation testified during campus march
A campus march at Fairman Fernando Valley State College featured faculty witnesses describing intimidation by Black Student Union protesters who escorted students to the president’s office. Dr. Glenn Ammett testified as a witness in the retrial of 24 Black Student Union members facing conspiracy kidnapping and false imprisonment charges.
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Morning After Pill Shows High Effectiveness in Tests
Yale University reports 100 percent pregnancy prevention in early trials of a new Morning After drug given days after intercourse. UCLA and other centers replicated results with about 900 coeds using a 0.90 milligram estrogen dose for three to four days post intercourse. Experts note practicality issues and side effects similar to standard birth control pills.
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Yale University
John McClean Morris
Clinical College of the
American College of Surgeons
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Europe
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Yule
Unusual Ringing Haunts McGregor Family in California
AP reports Mrs Jasephine McCregar and six relatives suffer chronic ear ringing thought to stem from a possible hereditary condition. The family, including Sam Russo 77 and Michael Russo 29, traces to nerves and a potential ear tumor, with doctors unsure of a clear cause. Gov Reagan notes student upset at being secondary in education amid campus unrest.
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