Sears Roebuck seeks extended püotice in junction case
A San Francisco hearing on Sears Roebuck and Co. request for a preliminary injunction to limit pickets by Warehousemen's Local 052 at Southland Shopping Center has been continued indefinitely. Four pickets were allowed temporarily. a further hearing is pending. The strike began Aug 21 at the Sears warehouse in San Leandro and spread to two San Francisco stores.
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Man hurt in cycle car crash in Hayward
A 5 year old man, Roker P. Ghnislengen of 609 Jacobs St, is in serious condition after a motorcycle he rode hit a car driven by John A Monte Jr. of 142 Laue rel Ave. Police say Monte Jr. ran a red light at C and Secordh, Christensen on Blywed struck the car’s front fender and was tossed. Christensen was taken to Hivlland Hospital after the 10:15 pm accident.
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TV newsman kills himself in California home
Upland California television news correspondent Bill Walker aged 35 apparently shot himself in the kitchen of his San Fernando Valley home after an argument with his wife. Police said Walker, who argued with his wife shortly before, used a revolver to shoot himself in the temple and died at Evicinn Hospital. A child and maid were in the house at the time.
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Trustees Mull Milk Supply Policy Amid District Debate
Trustees will aid in purchase Dulcl Pride Dairy to help supply with dor Uie selicade. The district operates under an unwittes policy that a milk supplier must have 2 distribution centers within district boundaries and gets its milk from the Milk Pail which operates Great Casupo Vickey. The board approved the 1973-74 course of study for Secondary continuation and adult programs. Rhodes protested many courses as ridiculous and the whole plan was called crazy. Trustees also discussed future presentations on guidance and counseling and discipline.
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Gas price ceilings delayed as retailers brace for rollbacks
Gas dealers warn of price rollbacks when Phase IV ceilings take effect after a delay from the Cost of Living Council. Cohen says most members are law-abiding middle Americans who oppose special treatment delays. Dealers plan to challenge higher wholesale costs while motorists can file IRS complaints if cheated. Supreme Court justices resisted intervening to lift Phase IV price limits as National Congress of Petroleum Retailers seeks reversal. Essar Corp. raises wholesale Baseline prices for a year, adding to retailer pressures under the new regime.
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Crime trends noted in California rise slower study says
California Attorney General Byelle J. Younger released a 16 page report covering crime trends from 1968 to 1972. The report notes rising adult weapon and heroin arrests and calls for tougher laws including mandatory prison terms for certain offenses and support for the death penalty.
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Palestinians free four hostages as six still held abroad
Report from Beirut says Palestinian gunmen released four Kuwaiti crew members from a Kuwait Airways flight and kept six Arab hostages. They demand Abu Daoud’s release and talks with Kuwait’s defense minister, threatening to harm or evacuate captives if demands aren’t met. Jordan and Saudi officials maneuver over the crisis as international pressure mounts.
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Death penalty bill wins key vote in state assembly
A tenseAssembly debate over Deukmejian's death penalty bill ends with passage in principle. Proponents led by Robert Beverly frame the measure as a mandate from voters while opponents warn it fails to deter crime and risks expanding state violence.
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Expo 74 Faces Financial Woes in Spokane
Expo 74 in Spokane suffers worsening finances as UPI reports federal aid, totaling 2.33.8 million, may be denied. The Expo Authority cites a severe cash-flow crunch threatening operations, with board members urging urgent community and business support to sustain the event.
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Winners at Atlantic City Beauty Pageant Stand Proud
In Atlantic City New York the Miss American Pageant crowned winners. Leslie Ann Mays Miss Washington placed among top contestants while Deby bie Wave won the talent prize and Miss Louisiana was named talent winner.
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Tiny clipper and giant step in heart surgery
Philip K. Caves and two lecturers at Edinburgh and Stanford report a bioptome assisted heart procedure. Patients tolerated the method with no complications. A plastic tube, angular vein access, and a surgical clipper enable targeted tissue cutting under magnified view.
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Kissinger Faces Block On Confirmation Over Wiretap Probe
Washington officials report Senate Foreign Relations Committee members plan to try blocking Henry Kissinger’s Senate confirmation as Secretary of State until the FBI reports on wiretap investigations of aides are provided. Kissinger testified about White House surveillance and leaks, saying some actions followed security needs while declining to reveal individual names or details. The committee cautioned delays could stall Kissinger’s nomination ahead of the UN meeting deadline.
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FAA proposals spur expansion of regional airports plan
The FAA outlines new airport business lines and expansions at Romani, Bison Tad, and Sky Sailing airports on Christy Road with a projected 34.3 million for land, acquisition, and construction. Hayward and Sinth County upgrades include navigational gear, paving, taxiways, and storage, part of a Bay Area master plan to relieve congestion. Hopkins notes funds are limited and projects will be budgeted. many facilities will serve private and business aviation.
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New Halfway House Faces Delays In Opening
Rogers told The Review the Seventh Glen site remains nonoperational nearly 38 months into the federal evant, with an open house planned to explain the program. The target opening date is October 1. The foundation lacks furnishings including bedding and linen, cooking utensils, dishes and silverware. Contact Ana An for details. The facility will house up to ten men and operates on a $65,000 grant from the California Council on Criminal Justice, with support from the Wayward Community.
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Burglary Suspect Arrested in Hayward Store Break‑in
Hayward man Doyle W. Brown, 26, of 24893 O’Neil Ave, was arrested on burglary charges after police found him inside East B Street Market today. The break‑in yielded 1700 dollars in antiques and 1200 dollars in cash. Police report the front window was broken and televisions were stolen from Thom Wiseman’s store on Mission Boulevard. A apartment manager also reported rent cash missing after a forced window entry.
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