Reagan Signs BART Vote Bill for Direct Board Elections
Governor Ronald Reagan signed a law allowing direct election of a nine member Bay Area Rapid Transit District Board, with the first vote set for November if county supervisors approve. The measure, authored by Assemblyman Carlos Bee, targets Alameda Contra Costa and San Francisco counties, with a potential 1974 election if approved.
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Ronald Reagan
Bay Area Rapid Transit District Board of
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Contra Costa
San Francisco
BART
Two Men Rob Bank in Dublin Valley Bank Heist
Two young men robbed the Valley Bank in Dublin yesterday near closing time. Each took an undisclosed amount after entering at 2:85 p.m. with revolvers. One guard at the door blocked entry while the other climbed the counter and emptied cash drawers. Deputies report no vehicle seen or heard.
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Valley Bank
Sheriff's Department
Hospital rezoning hearing continued for Eden District
CASTRO VALLEY Alameda County Planning Commissioners continued a brief hearing on the Eden Hospital Districts request to rezone part of hospital property from residential to CO Administrative Office. Jobin Mulley of the Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce opposed the plan, saying it would compete with private projects. The hearing was continued to Oct 9 for a fuller presentation.
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Alameda County
Eden Hospital District
Jobin Mulley
Casteo Valley Chamber of Commerce
Burglary Strikes Hayward Home. Over $2000 Stolen
Hayward police report a burglar pried a rear door Sunday night and seized more than $2000 in cash and personal items. The loss included a tape recorder two amplifiers a clock radio a turntable a wristwatch a shotgun rings and cash.
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Hayward
E. F Hataxa
Robbers Shoot Hayward Man After Baseball Game
Oakland police said Claude Cavner age 48 was shot by a youth gang as he left a game at the Oakland Caliselm. He parked on San Leandro Street and was returning to his car on 73rd Avenue when the robbery attempt occurred. Cavner was listed in stable condition at Oakland Hospital with a chest wound.
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Hayward
Claude Cavner
Gakland Caliselm
Cavner
San Leandro Street
73Rd Avenue
Oakland Hospital
Police seize X rated films in Hayward raids
Hayward police launch drive to keep Marilyn Chambers films from the city after raids on theaters showing Behind the Green Door and The Resurrection of Eve. Union City man Dean Dewhirst 20 dies in a single car crash on Mission Boulevard and O'Connell Lane. Oakland teen Pamela Keesee 16 drowns at Live Oak pool after being reported missing.
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Marilyn Chambers
James
Ivory Snow
Hayward Theater
Ben Trovickerm
Union City
Dean Dewhirst
Nevada Road
Mission Boulevard
O'Connell Lane
Dewhirst
Washington Hospital
Trewhirst
Blair Foods Inc
Livermore
Oakland
Eva Gabor to wed executive in Southern California
Actress Eva Gabor announced plans to marry Frank Jameson senior vice president of North American Rockwell Corp this weekend in Southern California. She becomes the youngest Gabor sister tied to Zsa Zsa who recently divorced her fifth husband. Jameson has been married once before.
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UPT
Eva Gabor
Frank Jameson
North American Rockwell Corp
Gabor
Zsa Zsa
California
Miss Gator
Vandals strike two schools with burglary and arson attempt
Sheriff deputies report two school incidents over the weekend. Lorenz Manor School in Hayward shows forced entry, missing equipment, and a fire started below the front door mail slot. Sydney School in Castro Valley reports kicked door vents worth 75 dollars, littering, and disrupted restrooms.
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Lorenz Manor School
Sydney Way
Castro Valley
Bellarmine High Sues City Over Noise Easement
Bellarmine High School officials file a 38.69 million suit against the city of San Jose alleging a noise easement from airport proximity harms the school. The Jesuit boys school sits about 820 yards west of San Jose Airport.
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UPI
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Bellarmine
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Senate panel backs Kissinger for secretary of state
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted 16 to 1 to approve Henry Kissinger's nomination as secretary of state. McGovern opposed citing dual role concerns, while the panel lauded Kissinger's assurances to consult with Congress and avoid overreach in major foreign policy decisions. The vote clears the way for full Senate confirmation later in the week.
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UPL
Sunate Foreign Relations Committee
Henry A. Kissinger
George S. McGovern
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National Security Council
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Polieley Int
Eadochina Severil
Imembers
Kissmper
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Congress
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Sens
Ifford Plise
John Sparkmith
Overseas command Ist for Army women
Lt Col Nancy Hopfenspirger takes command at Würzburg Germany becoming the first woman to lead a major overseas Army unit. The 47 year old Delmar New York resident will helm a battalion supporting the Third Infantry Division. Army officials say the assignment was treated as routine and not announced publicly.
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UPI
Nancy Hopfenspirger
Wurzburg
Germany
Hopfenspirger
Third Infantry
Army
United Press International
Col. Hopfenspirger
Delmar, N.Y
Army Headquarters
Verseas
Reba C. Tyler
4Ith Acg
Mannheim
Ammonia Gas Leak Closes Visalia Downtown Section
Anhydrous ammonia leaking from a railroad tank car forced a temporary closure of part of downtown Visalia for about an hour. Fire officials said the valve leak was caused by a sealing issue and Kenneth Talbert helped shut it off without injuries as traffic resumed around 7:30 p.m. The area remained with a strong odor but was not evacuated.
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Visalia
Black Square
Richard Beargebma
Kenneth Talbert
Sequoia Feed and Barm Supply
Santa Fe
Fire Department
Sreak
Planners urge building ban on Davis Street corridor
Davis Street transportation corridor plans face opposition as STAC's suit against San Leandro over Crow-Spieker Co development stalls access via Grant Avenue. A saner, activist tone colors the dispute as planners push for action while Speedy staff measures move to supervisors.
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STAC
San Leandro
Crow-Spieker Co
Grant Avenue
Pakistan Prime Minister Bhutto Visits Washington in Strong Ties
President Nixon greeted Pakistan Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto at the White House as two days of talks opened on political and economic issues. Bhutto, educated in the U.S., defended bilateral ties amid past tensions and urged U.S. aid to move prisoners and refugees from detention camps in India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. The party arrived from Williamsburg, Virginia after spending the night there.
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Dulfiker Mi Bhutto
White House
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Equity
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India
Bangladesh
Williamsburg
UAW Wins Overtime Concession Amid Three Year Pay Rise
UAW gains limits on overtime hours with a cap of 54 hours a week and two consecutive Saturdays, while automakers can demand limited overtime. Wages rise 3 percent annually over three years. Chrysler concessions weighed, Woodcock called the package costly for the union. The accord includes enhanced fringe benefits, holidays, insurance, medical benefits, and plant safety checks, with talks to extend to Ford and GM.
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United Nations Admits East and West Germany in 135 Nations
The United Nations admitted East and West Germany today as full members alongside the Bahamas, boosting total UN membership to 135. The move reflected European détente, while the General Assembly also eyed the Chilean military coup and Korea command issues.
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South Korea
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City to back race ads and housing project funding
San Leandro officials discussed extending the Freedom of Choice in Housing program funded by a $50,000 federal grant as ads run in newspapers. Mayor Green urged seeking more federal funds to aid elderly and low income residents, while criticizing the early stage Human Resources Commission as unsophisticated. The Southern Alameda County Board of Realtors was urged to take a lead role in the minority housing effort.
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Freedom of Choice
Washington, D.C
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Human Resources Commission
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Alameda County Board of Realtors
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