Chilean military bombs La Moneda palace as Allende falls
Chile's armed forces bombed the La Moneda palace in Santiago and launched a ground assault. They announced a new government to end the "yoke of Communism" after Marxist President Salvador Allende refused to surrender. The attack included jets, tanks, and armored vehicles. Allende's residence was also hit as guards exchanged fire.
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California beef prices hold after ceilings lift
Federal price ceilings were removed for beef at midnight Sunday but major California chains report little change so far. Retailers voice cautious optimism as some Berkeley co op stores cut select items while promising no immediate increases if costs stay steady.
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Untidy OCR Notes on Local Development and Signage
A fragmentary report describes horses near Destin Road and Paseo Padre Parkway in an area facing development and conservation disputes. It notes a sign painter may be delayed or signs intentionally left blank amid changing prices.
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Hayward civic center project faces delays and funding squeeze
Hayward's planned Civic Center complex stalls as lenders tighten credit. Richred Oliver of the development partnership warns ground breaking may be pushed six months, citing steep financing costs and new market conditions. City officials remain hopeful but require revised plans and funding to move forward.
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Gas Dealers Rally in Northern California Protest
Gas station operators in Northern California met to protest rising prices and threaten shutdowns. Tri- Valley Association president Mike Hemp called for a united front and a national organization, while Rob ert Moore warned dealers must pass on higher costs. A Sept. meeting at the Oakland Hilton Inn will precede potential mass action and government intervention.
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Steel price hike okayed by Cost of Living Council
The Cost of Living Council approves a two stage steel price rise, with flat rolled steel up an average $450 per ton starting Oct 1 and another increase on Jan 1. The full rise averages about 48 percent over the current $150 to $200 per ton. Crane director Dunlop says consumer prices will feel effects in due course after production stages. Ford Motor Co gains permission to standardize former optional features on M74 models, adding about $64 per car plus the $74 per vehicle increase approved last Friday.
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Football Focus 1974 Delayed From Thursday Issue
Production problems delay The Review's 40 page Football Focus 1974 section. It will not appear today as planned and will feature stories and photos on seven high school teams plus Bay Area college and pro teams coverage.
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Sunny Afternoons Forecast For South County
Fair skies dominate the South County forecast with light fog and a few elauids. Daytime highs reach the mid 70s to the 80s while tonight's lows dip to the 30s. Weather page 26.
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Death penalty bill sent to governor
The California Senate passed a mandatory death penalty bill for 11 murder categories. Governor Ronald Reagan planned to sign, reactivating San Quentin's gas chamber. The measure sets execution as mandatory for several high‑severity murders starting next January 1.
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Ronald Reagan
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R-Ran Tose
Dor Holmdahl
Oakland
Fhe Hill
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Reagan
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Blood transfusion sought for newborn against parents faith
Union City and Hayward police protective custodyed a newborn boy born premature to Mr. and Mrs. John Martines to obtain a blood transfusion despite his Jehovah’s Witness parents refusing consent. Kaiser Hospital Hayward reported RH negative complications as doctors sought to save the infant in guarded condition.
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Apollo Circle
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Kaiser Hospital
Mary Martinez
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Mary Marines
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