Newark youth placed in protective custody after beating and robbery
Police found Rene Arroyo dazed and bleeding at Weekes Park after he said five youths dragged him into a restroom, beat him, and robbed him. He was taken to a Sap Leantra hospital with facial injuries and could not recall his location, time, or personal details. He remains under protective custody as investigators review the incident.
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Berkeley trash to power island project plan
The Bay Area waste group tentatively selects Berkeley to supply garbage for a Sacramento Delta island test. Mandeville Island is chosen to test flood defense and elevating low spots, with 20 tons from Berkeley and 40 tons from nearby cities, plus daily sludge from the Bay Municipal Utility District. The three year, 4 million dollar project aims to shore up sinking islands at the delta.
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Eden chief Kopecki leaves for county TASC post
Hayward based Project Eden executive director John Kopecki is leaving the community drug abuse program to head a new Alameda County effort, Treatment Alternatives To Street Crime. James D. Callahan, county probation chief, names Kopecki director of TASC, a $12 million federally funded program to divert heroin addicts from crime into treatment. Kopecki will take the job October 1, after being chosen from ten applicants. He praised TASC as an innovative countywide effort joining judges law enforcement health and public defender offices to create community treatment programs. Interim director may be named at the Project Eden board meeting next Thursday evening at 905 Trahuest Street Hayward. Kopecki joined Eden as a volunteer in June and has led the program for two years since September 1971.
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Shotgun Fired at House on Sixth Street
In Hayward last night a car fired three shotgun blasts at a Sixth Street house. occupants Charles Leag, 33, Sara Frasee, 23, and George Hroms, 43 were in the back part of the home and unharmed. Police found two expended shells in the street and heard the shots at 10:05 pm.
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Nixon vetoes bill to raise minimum wage to 2 20
President Nixon vetoed legislation increasing the minimum wage from 1 66 to 2 20 an hour citing fear of inflation and harm to the economy. He argued higher wages could hurt families and cause costly inflation while stressing fairness and decency.
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Eight youths arrested in nurse killing at Centinela Valley
Ing lewood report says three youths aged around 18 were arrested at their homes for the March shooting death of Grace Capistrano, a 25 year old nurse, outside Centinela Valley Community Hospital during an aborted robbery. One suspect fired a handgun as Capistrano tried to drive away.
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Nixon visits Kienast quints in New Jersey
Julie Nixon Eisenhower visited the Kienast quintuplets in New Jersey on Wednesday. Mrs. Eisenhower and the quints attended a public service film for the National Institute for the Prevention of Blindness. The film promotes eye health and features Abie, one of the quints, who wears special glasses for his sight.
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Climber Vic Nort Faces Long Hospital Recovery
Vic Nort remains in Fort Lewis hospital after a fall on Mount Rainier. Doctors expect two more weeks there before transfer closer to home. Nort estimates four months before resuming police duties with the Oakland department.
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Guerrillas Free Hostages After Paris Flight Crisis
Six hostages including four French women were freed after guerrillas, aided by Arab diplomats, flew from Paris to Cairo then to an airport near Le Bourget. The operation ended with the release of the women and a withdrawal by minibus amid heavy police presence and negotiated terms with France.
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Woman recalls Vietnam hero husband missive crash mystery
Karen recounts her husband Lee Roach leaving for rest and recuperation from combat duties in Vietnam. A helicopter later disappeared near Ninh Hoa, with survivors and later skeletal remains found. an anthropologist and evidence including dental records help confirm identity amid conflicting claims and a long wait for closure.
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Ex-cop Gaudet to stand trial on state assault charges
Taos police officer Gaudet arraigned before Judge Wright on state charges of assault with intent. His wife and attorney Eline Romero said he would go on trial the week of Sap!, 17. The case stems from threats against President Nixon during an earlier incident.
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Countywide tax rates fall amid steady declines
County officials report broad declines in property tax rates across major unincorporated areas. Fremont and Hayward show notable cuts, with Dublin and San Lorenzo posting lower assessments as county abates fees in transit and park districts. Overall declines reflect reduced district charges and revenue adjustments.
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Sirica rejects delay on presidential tapes case
In Washington Judge John J. Sirica refused to fast track the Senate Watergate tapes case. He gave the White House until Sept 24 to file an answer to the Senate committee suit and denied speeding up action. White House counsel head Buzhardt said more time was needed to prepare. Samuel Dash urged an expedited schedule to complete hearings by Nov 1.
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Death penalty backers say bill passage likely
SACRAMENTO AP Backers of this year's death penalty bill said they have the votes for passage as the bill heads to a crucial Assembly showdown. Sen George Deukmejian said he wants to amend it to impose the death penalty for 11 crimes including onDuty police officer slayings. Assemblyman Floyd Wakefield said he will seek amendments to add capital punishment for narcotics pushers, not marijuana.
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Krogh to surrender today in Watergate case
Los Angeles police will hear Egil Bull Krogh surrender to authorities today amid charges tied to the Ellsberg psychiatrist’s office burglary. Krogh stands with John Ehrlichman, Davis Young, and G. Luddy in sec ret indictments. Ehrlichman to appear next Tuesday. Liddy remains jailed in Connecticut for the Watergate break in. Elisberg reacts by wishing them a fair trial.
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Beef prices rise as cattle supply tightens
A cattleman from Morae County warns beef prices may climb as supply tightens with a three week shipping window. He notes California, normally supplying most demand, faces limited stock while overall meat prices and consumer costs fluctuate after recent policy changes and ongoing price declines for red meats and poultry.
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Arson Fire Strikes San Francisco Apartment Block
A blaze believed to be arson swept through an apartment block in San Francisco early today triggering evacuations. About 145 firefighters battled the four alarm fire for roughly an hour. no injuries were reported. Investigators said a flammable liquid was found at the rear of a building where the blaze began near Webster and Oak Streets.
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Silicone heart trial uses calf as testbed in Houston
A Japanese native and Cleveland Clinic surgeon Akutsu reports a silicone artificial heart implanted in a 200 pound calf last month, with the animal standing and drinking milk daily. The goal is to keep the calf alive for weeks to explore viability for human use, amid concerns about material weakness and rejection. The surgeon is funded by a six year grant of 3001.00 from the Native Heart and Lune Institute at the University of Mississippi Medical Center, and notes the animal study aims to extend survival toward 16 weeks, though clinical use remains distant.
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Airline president Lewis Maytag weds stewardess
National Airlines president Lewis B. Maytag, 45, has married darkhaired stewardess Wisty Mixon in Miami Florida. The couple’s union follows Maytag’s long career and his status as the grandson of the founder of a major washing machine company. He has six children from two prior marriages.
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Air Force to Add Women, Secretary Sees Increase
Secretary de Mebyeas in Seattle forecasts a 15 percent rise in women serving in the Air Force over the next year. In his first public remarks since assuming office, he and Melia cited a push toward more women in Air Force uniforms, estimating about 19,000 to 48,000 additional women.
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