Israelis claim 13 Syrian jets downed in border clash
Arab diplomats and the Israeli military report a dogfight near the Syrian border over a Palestinian guerrilla ramp. Israel says 13 Syrian planes were shot down, while Arab sources cite two shot down. one Israeli aircraft was also lost with the pilot rescued. A Syrian pilot was saved by an Israeli helicopter. The clash follows reports of guerrilla bases near Al Mintay and tensions around Tarsus.
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Nixon may seek inflation tax to curb rising costs
Washington based report says President Nixon weighs a temporary tax increase of up to seven percent as a deferrable measure to fight inflation. Melvin Laird cited Arthur Burns as proposing two tools, including a 40 to 15 percent tax credit, with Congress possibly delaying action this year while Treasury and White House study details.
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Suicide ruled in BBC messenger’s death over feared IRA bombs
A coroner’s jury found 14 year old BBC messenger Thomas Eddington killed himself from fear of delivering a fetter bomb from the IRA. He warned his wife and daughter he feared letter bombs and, during a holiday weekend of warnings, cut his throat in a bathroom after saying the words letter bombs.
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Weather forecast for South County
Low fog and cloudy conditions expectance in South County with chilly start. Morning fog will lift by afternoon as skies clear. Tomorrow highs around 70s and overnight near 40s, with cooler morning temps to begin. More weather details on page 33.
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Widow Cannot Pay For Grave Plaque At Chapel Of The Chimes
Marian Jones, widow of James I. Jones, lost the grave marker after the Chapel of the Chimes Memorial Park removed the plaque when the $1,000 plot was only half paid. The two month contract, extended to December 1970, left a $485 balance unpaid. Jones has remarried and moved to Ohio, and the marker was stored after nonpayment. Cemetery officials say reselling such plots is nearly impossible.
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Two roommates arrested in $50,000 drug cache
Hayward law officers seized a cache valued at about 50 000 dollars including heroin and cocaine after a high speed pursuit through Castro Valley and downtown Hayward. Frank Gordon 43 and Conrad T Swift 44 were arrested on drug possession and sale charges following a raid on a Castro Valley apartment.
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House expected to pass bill on TV grid blackouts
Washington report states the House may approve a bill to lift TV blackout rules for NFL games three days before kickoff. If enacted, local telecasts of Sunday openers could occur nationwide, with Senate action and presidential signature possible. Raiders game in Berkeley could be telecast if Coliseum schedule changes allowed.
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D-Mass
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Heart Transplant From Murder Victim Delayed Two Days
In a landmark case, surgeons at Stanford Medical Center transplanted the heart of Samuel Moore, 28, of West Oakland, into a 12 year old in a two day delayed procedure after cerebral death was diagnosed. Moore’s heart was flown from Highland Hospital in Oakland to Stanford for immediate four hour operation amid legal questions about charging the alleged killer.
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Roland Prabl
Tang
California
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Monre
Pacific Medical Center
San Francisco
U.S. study finds liberal attitudes on sex in nation
A Playboy October feature, based on a study by The Research Guild Inc. for the Playing Foundation, reports growing acceptance of premarital and nonmarital sex and greater tolerance of others sexual ideas. It notes changes since Kinsey but argues institutions remain stable.
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