Measure tightens water analysis after boil water notices
State Senate approved SB 485 to require water utilities to provide a health analysis of water quality. The bill, backed by Senator Julian W Bolmdahd, targets Fremont and Union City areas after residents complained about dirty water. Health authorities earlier ordered boiling water. final approval came on a tied Senate vote after Assembly amendments.
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Man Arrested for Burglary in Union City
Union City police arrested a 28 year old man, Peter Alcantar, on burglary charges after a Labor Day incident at Niles Road apartment 3. He was taken to Santa Rita County Jail, with bail set. A woman awakened at 4:45 a.m. and identified the intruder as Alcantar.
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Unemployed Union City man held for psychiatric observation
Daniel Marin, 24, of 2129 Mannareel, Union City, called the White House claiming danger to the President and sought to lunch with Nixon. He also spoke of threats, listed his address, and was taken to Highland Hospital for psychiatric evaluation after a Secret Service inquiry.
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Explosion Affects Carrier Tripoli Injures Crewmember
Investigation opened after an explosion aboard the aircraft carrier Tripoli off the Philippines last Sunday. A main feed pump turbine burst causing injuries to boiler technician 3rd class Lee Roy Zeb from Castorland New York. The ship towed to Subic Bay for repairs expected to take about 10 days.
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Talks resume between Teamsters and Chavez union in farm labor
Teamsters President Frank Fitzsimmons said talks to resolve farm labor jurisdiction will resume between the Teamsters Union and Cesar Chavez United Farm Workers, arranged by AFL-CIO after last month’s breakdown when Chavez walked out. He warned rivals not to expect ceded contracts and expressed confidence in a forthcoming agreement while defending recent contracts with Delano grape growers.
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Swedish king Gustaf Wi Adolf hospitalized after setback
Swedish King Gustaf VI Adolf, hospitalized a month ago, suffered a setback as his lung function worsened and blood oxygen fell. A hospital bulletin said his condition deteriorated overnight and oxygen supply to the blood has been hampered, affecting other organs. No date for the next bulletin was given.
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U.S. vows to keep 40000 troops in South Korea
In Seoul the United States states it will not reduce the 40,000 U.S. troops stationed in South Korea. The aim is to help Seoul modernize its armed forces and grow a domestic defense industry. Joint statement issued after talks with Korean Defense Minister Yu JaeHung and Deputy Defense Secretary William P. Clements Jr.
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Fires in Northern California Tame 21200 Acre Blaze
State fires under control after burning 21200 acres across Humboldt and Mendocino counties. About 1500 firefighters head home as Shelter Cove blaze of 14000 acres is fully contained and destroys two summer chalets. A 1200 acre Dog House Creek fire near Bos Rios is also contained.
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Stanford offers reward for killer
Stanford University announces a ten thousand dollar reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the student killer. James Lyons, the university dean of students, disclosed the plan after the body of 20 year old physics student David LeWine was found outside the campus library with twelve stab wounds to the head neck and chest. Santa Clara County undersheriff Tom Losa cautioned that motive remains unknown and suspects could range from robber to acquaintance.
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Murder mars tour as Willie Make It walks through India
Globe trotting pack mule Willie Make It III rests in Calcutta after six months of travel with David Kunst of Minnesota and Peter Kunst of California. They plan to reach Australia, then Canberra, Sydney, and finally Minnesota, aided by a Calcutta social club and Indian shipping firms. John Kunst was killed in 1971. the surviving brothers seek U S immigration help to bring the mule home.
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House to pass TV blackout bill discussion heats sports pages
In the Bay Area, Raider sales for the September 28 game against Miami are slowing as talk of a congressional TV blackout grows. The Oakland Coliseum hosts the Berkeley switch due to the Coliseum's unavailability, boosting ticket prospects if the game isn’t sold out. Raiders executives fear TV restrictions could suppress revenue and radio deals, while KNBR's Heber Smith notes renegotiations as teams face changes. Cowboys president Tex Schramm predicts a possible Game of the Week shift if the House bill becomes law, risking attendance and forcing clubs to adjust finances.
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Community fundraisers dance around gambling rules
The article describes events like a “Little Reno” fundraiser where guests pay a $2.40 entry donation and receive $1,000 in play money for gaming tables. Prizes include restaurant meals and dry cleaning, with further play money purchasable for $1. Fremont Boys' Club seeks legal options to avoid bankruptcy as authorities clamp down on gambling fundraisers. Hayward operates several bingo games funded by the club, while lawmakers consider a bill to exempt charities from gambling laws.
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Nixon may ask tax hike to curb inflation
The report notes economist Burns suggesting possible tax-increase ideas to President Nixon, including a temporary income tax rise with a sinking fund and a 3 to 1 percent variable investment tax credit. Burns warned inflation could resist tight money alone. Nixon had sent a State of the Union opposing a tax hike and critics like Margaret Heckler doubted political acceptance.
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Playboy Sex Survey Shows Premarital Relations Common
Playboy survey of 2,026 adults finds about one third of single women had intercourse by 25 and around 75 percent admitted premarital relations before 25. Among married men under 25, 32 percent reported extramarital relations, with 24 percent of wives under 25 admitting affairs. Fewer young men visited prostitutes than Kinsey reported. The statement that sex is one of life’s most beautiful parts earned a broad yes audience across ages.
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Two Held in $50,000 Drug Cache
Hayward law officers arrested a man and his roommate after a high speed pursuit through Castro Valley and downtown Hayward. At a Castro Valley apartment, deputies found 180 grams of heroin and 59 grams of cocaine. A chase across city streets ended with a stop on Urbana Avenue and authorities seized an additional 62 grams of heroin and 39 grams of cocaine. Total estimated street value of drugs around $50,000.
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Talking ballpoint pen could cut paperwork costs
At Stanford Research Institute in Menlo Park California an inventor unveiled a talking ballpoint pen wired to a computer. The device prints letters to a teleprinter and speaks them aloud as a person writes. Cost projected at 25 to 50 dollars with a central computer needed for multiple pens.
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Cancer research urged full US commitment to fight cancer
Dr. Robert A. Good, adviser to President Nixon, told a Cedars-Sinai News conference that Congress, the President, and the public must commit to backing scientific efforts to solve cancer. He opposed administration cuts in funding, noting the National Cancer Crusade seeks 640 million dollars but would face a 140 million dollar reduction.
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