Soviet Intercept Satellite Tests Raise Nuclear Tension
London report cites Jane's editors claiming the Soviet Union has conducted orbital intercept tests using Cosmos series satellites designed to stalk and destroy rival craft. The piece notes U S and Soviet reconnaissance aims, FoBS program hints, and drift toward deterrence through capability disclosure amid Sino-Soviet clashes.
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Druggist Charged in $900000 Fraud Case
An Oakland pharmacist, Rovurl D Tobenkin, now 28 counts of filing fraudulent Medi Cal claims and 32 counts of grand theft were filed yesterday. He is alleged to have taken nearly $1 million from the state Monti Care program over the past four years. A bail hearing set at $100000 preceded a statewide search for him, as neighbors described his sudden move from San Lorenzo to an address in 1970.
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Kissinger Holds Talks With Chou En-lai In Peking
Des Barnes reports Kissinger met with Premier Chou En-lai and other Chinese leaders in Peking to discuss the Vietnam War and issues tied to Nixon's China trip. The NCNA noted talks with Yeh Chienying and Chi Pang-lei with banquet by three Communist leaders and mentions of Taiwan Korea and Indochina troop withdrawals.
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Nixon to name two Supreme Court nominees tonight
President Nixon will announce selections for two Supreme Court vacancies created by the resignations of Hugo Black and John M. Harlan. The nominees were reportedly among six ABA candidates. Ziegler avoided naming them while signaling administration dissatisfaction with the ABA process. The address will be carried nationally by Bay Area outlets at 4 30 p.m. and reflected the Senate’s constitutional advice and consent role.
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Former judge blamed for accepting gift car at retirement dinner
In San Leandro former Municipal Court Judge Gerald Connitt faced criticism from Citizens for Law and Order for accepting a new car at his retirement dinner. The group also faulted Municipal Judge William Spruance for signing a solicitation letter urging $17.50 tickets to the event. Officials deny impropriety while ethics questions prompt debate over gifts to judges and adherence to Canons of Judicial Ethics. The dinner, held at the Blue Dragon in La Leanna, drew public officials and business leaders amid ongoing scrutiny of judicial conduct.
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Man 73 year old runs mile and claims health gains
Davis California report covers a 73 year old man, Johnson, who adopted strict dieting, hydration, and exercise to rejuvenate himself. Physiology expert Dr. Wilmore notes he remains highly active, runs 150 miles weekly, and credits nutrition and dedication for potential biological age reduction and longer predicted lifespan.
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Weather outlook for South County turns cloudy and mild
Cloudy but warm conditions sweep South County with scattered clowls through tomorrow. Afternoon temperatures reach the low 70s while nights dip to the mid 40s to low 50s. Continued fair weather and pin rat in sight. More weather, page 3h.
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Chabot to Premiere New Play The President Is Dead
New York playwright Paul Shyre directs a premiere at Chabot College Little Theater. The two week run begins November 13 with cast including Jacqueline Black and Joy Baptista and features Edgar Daniels in a historical Lincoln assassination trial drama drawn from official records.
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California district reapportionment plan outlined in assembly
The California assembly leaders propose a new congressional map to ensure equal voter registration across districts. The plan, drafted with input from party leaders, aims to keep current congressmen competitive while offering balanced representation. Officials promise a formal unveiling soon as debates continue.
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