Dellums's Son Sentenced In Juvenile Court
The 16 year old son of Congressman Ronald Dellums pleaded guilty to the June Oakland food store holdup and was given an indeterminate sentence in a private boys institution. Alameda County Juvenile Court Judge John J Purchio ordered progress reviews at Boys Republic in China after six months. The youth remained in custody and was arrested last Saturday for car theft a separate matter. Authorities expect the new charge to be dismissed in light of the judge’s action.
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Ronald Dellums
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John J. Purchio
Michael Dellums
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Hearts donated from two accidents at Stanford center
Two hearts from donors killed in a car crash and a motorcycle crash were donated for emergency transplants at the Stanford Medical Center. One heart went to a 44 year old man in satisfactory condition. the other transplant status was not disclosed. The donor families remained anonymous. The Stanford team led by Dr. Norman Shumway has completed six heart transplants, with 26 recipients still alive, including a 52 year old engineer who received a heart from an Oakland homicide victim last week.
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Stanford Merdeal Center
Norman Shumway
Stanford
Oakland
SRI signs pact with Soviets in San Francisco
Stanford Research Institute signed a five year agreement with the Soviet Union to exchange scientific and economic information. The first of its kind between a Western research body, it calls for expert exchanges and joint studies on business opportunities. A Moscow meeting of Western executives and Soviet officials is planned for June.
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UPI
Stanford Research Institute
Soviet Union
Stanford Institute
Corte Madera recalls mayor and two councilmen over shopping center
Voters in Corte Madera recalled Mayor Holmes W. Norville and two councilmen after their approval of a 40 acre shopping center. Conservationists argued filling a marsh harms ecology and accused officials of ignoring population concerns. Final tallies show Norville ousted 1,479 to 122, while Colthurst and Wagstaff were ousted with 1,501 to 1,213 and 1,401 to 12,290 respectively.
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UPI
Marin County
Holmes W.norville
Edward W. Colthurst
Edward B. Wagstaff
Kidney patient withstands open heart surgery in landmark case
Doctors at Valley Children's Hospital in Fresno performed a complex open heart bypass on Donald Hillman a 34 year old dialysis patient after three heart vessels were blocked The operation used a heart lung machine and researchers searched literature for guidance indicating the rarity of such a procedure In the follow up Hillman's wife reported positive progress
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Calif
UPI
Valley Children’s Hospital
Donald Hillman
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Trish gunboat subdues trawler off Ireland
In the Irish Sea the Trish fishery protection ship Deirdre pursued the French trawler Fram, firing 75 rounds of small arms and one 40 mm round across its bow before overtaking it 30 miles off the south coast. Fram was boarded and escorted to Cobh where its skipper faces illegal fishing charges.
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Grefe Wins Another Round in U.S. Chess Championship
John Grefe of Hoboken defeats Donald Byrne of State College in 33 moves to extend his push in the U.S. Chess Championship. Arthur Bisguier beats George Kane in 21 moves. Edmar Mednis and Andrew Karklins adjourned after 41 moves as tonight’s pairings list Tarjan Evansyme Browne Karklins Martz Kane Mednis Gilden Bisguier with Kavalek drawing a bye.
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Grete Tarjan
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Renko Browne
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Kane Mednis
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Kavalek
San Joaquin doctor shortage in Valley study
A Fresno State professor says the San Joaquin Valley faces a doctor shortage with 100 physicians per 100000, far below the state average. The report notes 29 percent of central valley nurses are unemployed and explores adding medical schools to boost physician numbers.
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San Joaquin Valley
Area Health Consortium
Lou Bilderback
Fresno State University
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Rilderback
Butz defends milk fund cutoff in schools
Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz rejected claims the department violated law by ending subsidies for special milk in schools with government subsidized meals. He said the 1969 framework remains guiding, despite changes and limited to schools without regular lunch or breakfast programs.
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UPC
Earl L. Bate
William Proxtire
D.wis
Agriculture Department
Butz
Farm chief milks cow at Tysons forum to push milk message
Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz faced criticism from consumer groups as he milled a Holstein named Ramel at a Tysons Corner mall. The stunt aimed to show milk comes from cows not cartons, with Butz sipping milk for the cameras despite objections.
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UPI
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Earl L. Butz
Agriculture Secretary
Virginia
Ramel
United States
Ruiz
Food Action Campaign
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Tysons
Buzz
Butz
Kissinger Accepts Nomination Amid Light Opposition
Secretary of State designate Henry Kissinger appeared in a buoyant mood after the Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved his nomination. He joked about remaining a social swinger, saying he would continue to have prerogatives, during a White House dinner honoring Pakistani Prime Minister Bhutto.
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UPT
Henry Kissinger
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Kissinger
White House
Zulifikar Ali Bhutto
Nixon may tour Europe this fall
Washington officials said there is a better than even chance that President Nixon will tour Europe in November rather than October. A decision is expected after Henry Kissinger is confirmed.
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Washington
UPI
House
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Election upsets in 74 predicted by Gardner
Common Cause Chairman John W. Gardner warns Watergate fallout could trigger the biggest turnover of incumbents in 40 years in the 1974 elections. He advocates public financing of campaigns to enable challengers to compete and highlights recent spending gaps between incumbents and challengers.
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UPI
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