Plan Approved for Heart Lung Disease Fight Center Network
Washington Senate approved a three year 1.2 billion plan to fund diagnosis prevention and treatment of heart and lung diseases along with related blood vessel issues. The package funds 15 heart disease and 15 chronic lung disease centers nationwide. Also sent to the House was a bill to create a military medical university in the Washington DC area.
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Embezzlement Indictment Charges Two Oakland Antipoverty Officials
A federal grand jury charged Elvis Hodges and Luther Smith Jr of Oakland with embezzlement fraud and related offenses over 9508 dollars in 1968 70 from the Group to Industrialize the Ghetto later disbanded after labor department irregularities Browning said Smith received an extra 3000 Hodges held posts with West Oakland Health Center One Oakland Community Action Agency and related boards at time of indictment.
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Two Die In Sierra Crash Involving Gatbler’s Special Bus
In the Sierra foothills a bus labeled Gatbler’s Special and two trucks collided killing Irwin Priedman, 74, and his wife Thelma of Millbrae. Other passengers, returning from Reno after gambling, sustained minor injuries and were treated and released from Placer County Hospital in Auburn.
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Miss Delaware and Kansas win prelims in Miss America pageant
Atlantic City reports Catherine Lawton of Delaware and Cindy Lee Sikes of Kansas won preliminary competitions to boost their chances of making the 10 semifinalists for the Miss America crown. Lawton performed a medley with a banjo, while Sikes won the swimsuit round amid audience whistles at the Boardwalk venue.
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Miss Ohio Beauty Contestant Defends Stereotype Stance
Lisa Ohio, 21, Karen Sue Sparke says they reject stereotypes and want to be seen as individuals not labels. Sparke notes the talent contest may be a strong point, following Miss America winner Imurie Lea Schaefer. She demonstrates a unique talent with a yellow belt in judo and claims she can throw a man over her shoulder.
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Tugging Free After Ship Collision Off Victoria Harbor
In Victoria British Columbia two ships were locked together for more than 67 hours before crews cut them apart with torches. The Agean Sea Liberian-registered suffered a gash on its port side and was taken to Exquemalt. the C. E. Dant of San Francisco was moored at Ogden Point with its bow embedded in the Agean Sea. No injuries reported.
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Police wound 2 sniper suspects in East Los Angeles
Early today in East LA deputies faced a sniper ambush after responding to a missing juvenile report. Two suspects were wounded, one in critical condition, as police pursued Manuel Martinez and Ricardo Fuentes, with Gilbert Doron among injured officers.
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Kidnappers Foiled Twice in Airport Encounters
Two men attempted kidnapings at Los Angeles International Airport on Wednesday. One assailant pressed a partially opened window and ordered a woman to move over. she resisted, screamed for help, and the men fled after a shot was fired. The second incident involved Joan Phanmer of Laguna Reach who was leaving the terminal when the pair forced her to go a short distance before she cried out and they fled in a car.
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New York Teachers Near Deal as Strike Deadline Passes
New York City teachers reach an emergency board meeting after a 4 a.m. strike deadline passed without incident. Albert Shanker reports progress toward a comprehensive final offer from the Board of Education and optimism for a settlement. Strikes disrupt Rhode Island Pennsylvania Michigan and Illinois districts, with Philadelphia and Providence opening for many students despite protests.
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San Francisco Schools See Return After Boycott
San Francisco school officials reported a rising attendance as students who boycotted last year are returning. On the first day 34,429 students enrolled, up from 29,194, with projected Oct enrollment near 41,900, close to last fall. City officials cite restored public confidence. Chinatown Freedom Schools claim about 1,000 registrations.
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Auburn auctioneer lands plane in Lake Tahoe spill
Auburn auctioneer Dean Parker plunged into shallow water off Baldwin Beach in Lake Tahoe yesterday after attempting to land his plane on the beach. He faced a malfunction described as the craft running out of fuel.
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Upsurge in Jamming of Park Meters in San Francisco
San Francisco police estimate 10 000 to 15 000 jams monthly total about 20 000 dollars in city revenue. Detective Clem DeAmiris noted jams are done with pull tab labs from cans and slugs. Meter collectors usually fix jams but some require repair, costing 4 to 7 dollars per meter. City plans to add 800 more meters. DeAmicis cited 1940s revenue figures and penalties up to 500 dollars fine or jail for meter jamming.
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Two youths set to row Pacific from San Francisco to Hawaii
Pat Quesnel and Steve Eubank attempted a 2500 mile Pacific crossing from San Francisco to Hawaii. They passed under the Golden Gate early, two hours later a tug returned to land while supporters aboard Bruin waved. Coast Guard checked safety gear. a wind indicator was damaged in a minor deck collision.
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Federal plans seek better minority jobs
Washington report outlines proposed major revision of plans to increase minority participation in skilled construction work. Current voluntary or weakly enforced programs fall short, with minority numbers tied to population shares. A Labor Department proposal could broaden coverage beyond cities to states or regions, building on the Philadelphia Plan, which set race based hiring quotas for federal contracts in trades like electricians plumbers and carpenters.
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Air Guard general denies charges in California saga
Maj. Gen. George W. Edmonds faced questions over accusations from ex guard official Harold J. Simmons who claimed misuses of government property and personnel. Edmonds rebutted the claims at a Sacramento news conference saying no airman admitted sending him to Alaska and denying political aim behind a Hollywood reception for Assemblyman Karabian.
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Builder Lurie Dies On 84th Birthday In San Francisco
Louis R. Lurie noted Chicago paper boy turned real estate angel passed away Wednesday night on his 84th birthday after illnesses. He shaped San Francisco skyline building 266 structures in four years including the Mark Hopkins Hotel, amassing a multimillion fortune. His son Robert will take over the business.
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Senate stalls over US USSR nuclear pact amid White House indecision
Senate Democrats led by Mike Mansfield report delays in ratifying a nuclear arms limitation accord with the Soviet Union. The stalemate centers on a Henry Jackson amendment and administration consistency with a May 21 Nixon signing statement. The House has approved a temporary offensive weapons pact and a parallel defense treaty limits anti ballistic missiles.
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