Stark House Schedule Shows Constituents' Talk Across Bay Area
Representative Fortney H Stark plans a May day of constituent outreach across the Eighth District speaking on inflation and Phase 4 eco pass resolutions. He will appear at venues including Southland Shopping Center Maynard West area, Cheese Factory Pleasanton, Pay Less Drug Store Castro Valley, Ralphs Market San Leandro, and Downtown Place Plaza San Leandro. District includes San Leandro San Lorenzo Oakland Castro Valley Livermore Amador Valley and Hayward.
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Ralph's Market
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San Leandro
Downtown Place Plaza
Entral San Les
San Lorenzo
Castro Valey
Livermore-Amiedor Valley
Suffocation blamed in death of Alameda Nautical worker
William Compton 56 of 1801 Pacific Ave San Leandro died in Eden Hospital psychiatric ward Alameda County Coroner reports suffocation as cause after tissue paper and cigarettes were found lodged in his throat He was admitted Tuesday for low mood and found dead in bed yesterday at 9 am Retired aircraft mechanic from Alameda Naval Air Station wife Madeleine survives
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San Leanity
Eden Hospital
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Man dies from gunshot in San Leandro home
Paur Rebiejo, 4, died Tuesday at Memorial Hospital in San Leandro two months after a self inflicted gunshot. Alameda County prosecutors said the man, who lived at 1150 14th Ave, had been divorced two years. During a confrontation with his ex wife over her new relationship on July 6, he produced a .22 caliber pistol and shot himself in the chest after she attempted to wrestle it away. Police said he claimed he shot himself and his wife was not involved.
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San Leaner Memorial Hospital
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Hayward Council Member Weinreb Not a Candidate
An erroneous announcement in The Review claimed Nene Weinreb sought the Alameda County Board of Supervisors seat. Weinreb confirms she is not a candidate, though she spoke July about interest and will address mental health care governance at a San Leandro Democrats meeting tonight.
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Cancer research urged full national commitment
Dr Robert A Good former Cancer Advisory Panel member urged Congress the President and the public to back a comprehensive national effort to conquer cancer. He urged funding and resources remain robust for the national crusade despite recent budget cuts in NIH funding.
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United States
Robert A. Good
Cedars- Sinai Medical Center
Congress
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Good
Three Man Cancer Advisory Manel
Sloan-Ketterling Institute For Cancer Research
New York
National Cancer Crusade
National Institutes of Health
Cuban exile coalition fights to liberate homeland
Cuban exiles from diverse political backgrounds unite in Agrupacion Abdala and allied groups to oppose communism in Cuba and support democratic change in Chile. De Armas portrays Allende's fall as a setback for tyranny and hopes for a democratic Cuba, while detailing exile struggles, American awareness efforts, and Cuba’s dire social conditions.
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Globetrotting Kunst brothers plan Africa trek with mule
David Kunst and his brothers Peter and John hoped to finish their world walk with Willie Makeit IV, a mule gifted by the Turkish government. After John was killed by Afghan bandits, David recovered and the trio aimed to reach Minnesota via Australia and Asia, seeking immigration help and ship options to bring the mule to America.
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Waseea
Minn
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Santa Ana
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W. R. Anderson
Minnesota
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California
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David Kynet
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Hong Kong
China
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Willie Makeil
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Atlantic
House to Pass TV Blackout Bill Debate Heats Up
The article discusses a potential House vote on a TV blackout bill affecting Raiders games. Officials warn sold out games must meet Friday deadline to avoid local broadcast bans, with financial impact on KNBR and other stations. NFL leaders debate a national Game of the Week format if the law changes, and teams may adjust attendance and deals to protect stadium revenue.
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Raiders
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Andini Radio
Coliseum
KNBR
San Francisco
Heber Smith
National Broadcasting Company
NFL
Pye
LaCasale
Dallas
Cowboys
Tex Schramm
Iadames
RCA to launch Tailsafe satellite oil spill monitor in Alaska
RCA chairman Robert Sarnoff announced a 110 million Tailsafe system to warn of oil spills along Alaska's proposed pipeline. The plan calls for 12 satellite microwave stations at pumping sites linked to Valdez for rapid alerting and expanded TV and telephone service to remote Arctic villages by late 1975.
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RCA Board
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Arctic Desert
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Sarnoff
Congress
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Sapneft
Bath Sarnod
Panel urges rebuilding of state prison in Oklahoma City
A special legislative committee unanimously recommends rebuilding the Tiot-gutted State penitentiary as a maximum security facility to hold no more than 600 prisoners, about a quarter of those held during the summer disturbance. It also backs a constitutional amendment for a full time professional pardon and parole board and votes to discontinue the incomplete diagnostic and reception center. The move follows rioting and arson at McAlester prison in late July and early August.
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UFT
Select Committee
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Nixon may push tax hike before House Banking Committee
The article reports that Nixon may ask for a temporary income tax increase to curb inflation, offset by future refunds with interest, and a 3 to 1 percent investment tax credit proposal. Burns cites resistance to inflationary medicine, while Nixon’s State of the Union opposed tax increases. Rep. Heckler calls tax hikes politically unacceptable.
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House Banking Committee
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Burns
Nixon
Congress
Margaret M. Heckler
R-Mass
Playboy survey on sex shows premarital trends and prostitution links
The Playboy survey reports that about 75 percent of single women engaged in premarital relations before 25 and that 32 percent of married respondents deny such acts. It also notes a rise in reported extramarital affairs among wives under 23, a drop in single men's prostitution contacts, and that 40 percent or more across ages approve that sex is one of life’s beautiful parts.
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Playboy
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Kinsey
Two held in $50,000 drug cache
Hayward officers arrested Frank Gordon 43 of Castro Valley after a high speed chase through Castro Valley to Hayward. Investigators say 100 grams of heroin and 3% grams of cocaine were found in a Castro Valley apartment and Gord on was later charged with sale and possession of narcotics. Convictions include possession for sale and resisting arrest.
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Castro Valley
Downtow
Frank Gordon
Grove Way
Gordon
Conrad T. Swift
Swift
Center Street
Center
Hye
Foothill
Mission
Feputies
Urbano
Talking ballpoint invention could cut paperwork costs
A Stanford Research Institute scientist describes a talking ballpoint that writes via instant data processing. Wired to a computer, it prints and vocalizes handwritten input, potentially reducing labor in banks, utilities, and other consumer service fields with a suggested price under 50 dollars.
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Menlo Park
Calif
Stanford Research Institute
Ha Insurances
SRI
Hewitt D. Crane
Memorial payments halt grave plot removals and rebuy options
Mortuary directors note families save by choosing double depth or free burials when payments stall. Officials describe removing unpaid stones and reusing plots, while debates span contract cancellations and potential reinstatement tied to monthly sums. Local stories include a disabled widow seeking county aid amid funeral costs.
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