Unclear Home Burglary Report From City Officers
Neighbors saw three young men loading furniture into an unmarked van from a residence on Union City Boulevard. Anthony Roles, 37, told police his house furniture was taken. Mule W Caldwell, 34, Hayward, reported 82,500 in track tools and a movie projector. WIT Mission Blvd Hayward reported 2,300 in truck tools plus a movie projector and camera. Items removed from a station wagon not parked properly. details remain uncertain.
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Pollution speed limit proposal targets Bay Area district
Directors of the Bay dres Air Pollution Contral Dastrict directed Robert SL Chart 10 file atfet ingates speed buy ing pollution alerts. Proposed by AMiameda County Supervisor Joseph P. Bort, Whelan calls for reducing speeds to less. van Womiles per hour. While the speed reduction aimed to cut auto emissions, staff cautioned the board that levels may rise for monoxide and hydrous compounds.
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Captive gorilla dies after failed mating experiment
In Phoenix the Baltimore Zoo gorilla Mercy died midweek after a sudden decline following a controversial plan to mate him with another zoo's female. Zoo officials reported Mercy had been recovering from transport and illness. Hazel, the mate's predecessor, died years earlier from Valley Fever.
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Haig promoted to Army vice chief of staff
President Nixon elevates Maj Gert Alexander A Haig from two star general to four star general and names him Army vice chief of staff replacing Gen Bruce Palmer Jr Palmers next assignment not disclosed The White House said the move skips the lieutenant general rank and underscores Haigs rapid rise since joining Kissingers staff in January 1969
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Girl dies in family shooting at Riverett Horton estate
A year old girl Karen Flickonger died from a bullet wound allegedly inflicted by her mother Emily Puckwiger, who also killed the girl’s 4-year-old brother Kurt. The incident occurred at a guest house on the estate of late actor Edward Riverett Horton. Puckwiger then shot herself and was hospitalized in serious condition with murder charges pending.
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Hoffa Eyes Hanoi POW Mission Private Bid for Detente
Former Teamsters leader James R Hoffa seeks permission to visit Hanoi to press for the release of POWs as a private effort. White House aides say there is no official initiative and Hoffa was released from prison earlier after serving part of a sentence for jury tampering.
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Revenue sharing plan faces Senate hurdle
The Senate opened its second day of debate on a bill to share 1.8 billion dollars in federal funds with states and localities over five years. Critics say the formula favors urban areas and large states, while supporters note the plan aids poorer rural regions. The proposed amendment to review annually failed, and distinctions between urban and rural allocations drew strong opposition.
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Newark relic Drive to save Lincoln School
Newark residents push to restore the Lincoln Schoolhouse on Lincoln Road now Newark Boulevard. Community leaders including Supt Thomas and Chamber manager Daeger back a project to convert the building into a local history museum with artifacts and memorabilia. The plan may raise up to 5000 to start funds and explore relocation near the district offices at 5715 Musick Ave.
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Israelis, Palestinians in Munich and Beirut attacks overview
Reported details show Israeli forces choosing guerrillas in Lebanon and a shootout at an airport with five guerrillas killed and three captured. A West German officer died as eleven Israeli Olympic athletes were killed during the Munich siege. The team withdrew from the Games amid global shock and intensified manhunts targeted Arab suspects. The Munich incident prompted police worldwide to tighten security and police spokesmen briefed on terror warnings.
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Grief sweeps Israel as Munich victims honored
Ten Olympic team members killed by Arab guerrillas in Munich return to Israel amid somber scenes. Relatives mourn as government leaders condemn extremism and vow response. Seven widows and one dozen mourners attend the ceremony as Prime Minister Golda Meir and others honor the slain athletes and the Olympic spirit. The funeral comes as Israeli forces report intercepting infiltrators, deepening security concerns.
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Eight Killed in Robbery Try in Virgin Islands
Fragmentary clipping describes a deadly robbery attempt in the Virgin Islands with local officials and investigators pursuing suspects. The report references Tran Hilton Head and Southern Governor's Conference leadership, but the text is illegible in places.
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Olympic Village workers linked to 1972 attack
A Munich dispatch quoted by the Da war trade unions newspaper says at least three Arab terrorists who killed the Israeli Olympic team members served as janitors in the Olympic Village. The report argues the attack was planned long before the games began and notes others sought work there.
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California Prop 17 Death Penalty Initiative on Ballot
A California poll shows 66 percent likely to vote Yes on Proposition 17 to restore the death penalty if the legislature defines crimes eligible for mandatory punishment. Proponents say it aligns with Supreme Court rulings, while opponents fear constitutional challenges.
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Mayors Debate Population Control at ABAG Meeting
At the Mayors Conference Balentine defended population control proposals while Balentine and Cooper warned of adverse effects on growth and tax bases. ABAG staff warned of jobs limits and housing shortages if growth exceeds 4.5 million by 1980, urging selective action to avoid harming local economies and policies. Piedmont leaders questioned constraints on Catholic teachings and crowding seen as a potential problem.
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Nixon promises not to increase taxes
Washington AP. Republican congressional leaders said after a White House meeting with President Nixon that there will be no tax increase proposed by this administration. Senate GOP Leader Hugh Scott and House GOP Leader Gerald Ford also claimed McGovern’s tax plans would raise the federal budget and force a 100 percent tax increase. The session was described as relaxed with Agnew and MacGregor present.
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Psychiatrists Trade Grades for Assessment in Schools
Dr Glasser and Dr Ginsser discuss removing grades to avoid hurting student self esteem. They propose assessment conferences between teacher parent and student to judge progress. They argue exclusion from school harms the child and stress focusing on learning over numeric scores.
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Belfast violence and deaths amid riot and attack
Belfast reports a hazardous device caused fatal harm as a Roman Catholic politician's home was struck. A woman inside was seriously injured while British troops fired over Protestant crowds on Shankill Road in what an army officer called the worst Protestant rioting in three years. Residents found two unidentifed women shot by the IRA in separate areas.
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