Pleasanton Teen Woman Critical After Early Morning Crash
A 14 year old woman from Komemlopski Village is in critical condition after her car collided with a tee at St Marys and Division streets at 3 40 am yesterday. Police report no witnesses and she cannot yet speak. She is in Valley Memorial Hospital Lavermore.
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Sears picket hearing continued at Southland center
Hearing on Sears restraining order to limit pickets at the Southland shipping center store has been extended indefinitely. A prior temporary order restricted pickets to one per entrance pending a full injunction hearing. Picket activity began at the San Leandro warehouse and spread to San Francisco stores amid a health and welfare plan dispute, with Sears maintaining the centers operate normally under supervisory staff.
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Suspects Arrested in San Jose Market Robbery
Police arrested Whonas Birdwell, 18, of San Jose, for armed robbery and assault after a Saturday market raid at 33103 Nissan Blvd where 8177 was stolen and a clerk struck with a whiskey bottle. A 14 year old and others were also detained nearby as suspects fled in a vehicle.
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Belfast Explosion Destroys Block After Gas Warehouse Bomb
A large bomb blast at a Belfast gas warehouse leveled the surrounding block and damaged several buildings. Police say no injuries were reported despite the extensive destruction. two teenagers provided a brief warning before the explosion. Authorities evacuated the area as officers secured the scene downtown.
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TV newsman shot and killed in San Fernando Valley home
CBS television news correspondent Bill Walker, 46, was shot and killed in the kitchen of his San Fernando Valley residence after an argument with his wife, Leslie. Police said he pointed a .38 caliber revolver at his temple and died at the scene. Officers reported the maid and a house employee were present.
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Eneine
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Allende Moves to End Bus Strike in Chile
In Sanago Chile the Marxist government led by President Salvador Allende offered to provide 6000 plus new trucks buses and axis to drivers who defy the nationwide walkout. The move aims to break a strike paralyzing the economy as 43000 truck drivers joined with bus and taxi workers in a week of protests. A slain bus driver Maria Muulussi was buried after a 60 mile motorcade in the capital.
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Argentina vows crackdown after guerrilla raid and soldier death
The Peronist government pledges to apply full law against guerrilla groups after guerrillas attacked an army supply depot, killing a soldier and wounding others. Police and troops surrounded the building, ending the five hour siege as four guerrillas captured earlier were freed under amnesty.
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California Crime Rise Slows, AG Reports
Attorney General Roelle J. Younger released a report titled Crime and Delinquency in California showing crime continues to rise but at a slower pace. The study covers trends between 1961 and 1972, noting escalating adult heroin arrests and weapon offenses, with calls for mandatory prison terms for heroin and firearm crimes and reaffirmation of the death penalty support.
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Palestinians release four hostages amid Kuwait plane crisis
Palestinian gunmen freed four Kuwait Airlines crew members and kept six hostages aboard a Paris tied Arab plane, while bargaining with Kuwaiti officials over demands. Aimed at Abu Daoud, the plan shifted to Riyadh as Saad Abdallah el Saefem offered a guarantee for release. The incident drew French and Algerian reactions with regional leaders condemning or supporting measures.
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Death penalty bill wins key vote in California
The Assembly backed Beamejian’s death penalty bill, with supporters arguing it reflects the Prop 17 mandate and deters murder. Opponents warned executions harm society and that capital punishment lacks proof of deterrence while sparking violence. The measure would require execution for first degree murder and certain violent crimes, replacing discretionary life sentences.
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Expo '74 in financial trouble in Spokane
Spokane's Expo '74 faces worsening finances after the Economic Development Administration says the city’s $3 million bank loan request will be denied. Expo President King Cola calls the situation an extremely serious cash-flow problem. Food Board Chairman Borderrick Condsay notes the fair would rely on community support and could lose funds.
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Tiny clipper a giant step in heart biopsy
Philip K. Caves, medical expert at Edinburgh and Stanford, reports a hioplome assisted heart biopsy method. A plastic tube enters via the jugular vein to the right ventricle, where a clipper device retrieves tissue for examination with minimal neck anesthesia and real time fluorescence guidance.
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University of Edinburgh
Stanford
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Kissinger faces Senate hurdle over wiretap report
Henry Kissinger refused to disclose the results of wiretap taps on 37 aides begun in 1969 as senators weigh blocking his confirmation as secretary of state. Senators Fulbright and others pressed for a written summary from the FBI. Debate centers on White House surveillance to curb leaks and Kissinger’s pledge to provide a fuller briefing.
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1971 quake shake variations measured in California report
Scientists report wide variations in ground motion during the 1971 California earthquake. New instruments tracked shaking within a five mile radius, showing soil conditions elevation and terrain drive differing responses. Seminar on joint Japan U S effort noted by UC Berkeley and Tokyu Institute experts.
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U.S. National Science
Gas price ceilings delayed as dealers face rollbacks
Local gas dealers await price controls after ceilings were postponed for a week by a city council delay. Cohen notes many will need to reduce prices once rules apply, while motorists are urged to report overcharges to IRS offices. Justice Rehnquist refuses to block federal price controls on gasoline with Phase IV set for midnight. Exxon raises wholesale gas by one cent per gallon despite limits on retailer pricing.
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FAA Maps New Airports to Ease City Congestion
The FAA proposes new airports to meet current demand and relieve congestion in cities with major air hubs. Officials say the FAA worked with city and county authorities to identify local needs and require all projects be budgeted before funds. About 60 of the 7 proposed airports would serve private and business traffic, with major commercial hubs planned for New York, St. Louis, Atlanta, Boston, Minneapolis, Louisville, and others.
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