ARVN Reclaims Most of Snoul After Heavy Cambodian Fighting
Vietnamese troops backed by U S planes and artillery retook most of Snoul in the heaviest clash since the Cambodia offensive began 13 months ago. ARVN says 80 Communists killed. 12 ARVN dead and 61 wounded, with civilians evacuated as air and artillery strikes hit Communist positions. Nearby ARVN forces in A Shau Valley report 47 North Vietnamese killed. U S camp 11 miles south of the DMZ is hit by a mortar barrage wounded several Americans.
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UPI
Snoul
U.S
Cambodia
Army of the Republic of
South) Vietnam
ARVN
South Vietnam
1St Infantry
A Shau
Brutal murders case widens as 13th body found near Feather River
In Yuba City authorities using a ditch digger recover a 13th body, a middle aged white man, in the Feather River area. Juan Corona, 37, is jailed on murder charges for the six week killing spree of white farm workers buried along orchards and riverbanks.
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Yuba City
UPI
Feather River
Sutter County
Ray Whiteaker
Juan V. Corona
Riverside
Corona
Roy van den Heuvel
California
Whiteaker
San Francisco
van den Huevel
Californrnia
Mexico
Weather Outlook Cloudy With Showers Clearing Friday
Forecast calls for cloudy skies today with a chance of showers and a thunderstorm. Highs in the 60s today and in the mid 60s to mid 70s Friday. Tonight lows in the 40s. Northwest winds 12 to 25 mph. Friday tides include highs of 5.5 and 3.5 feet and lows around minus 0.6 and 2.8 feet at specified times.
Rival tax reform proposals surface in California
Sacramento reports rival tax reform plans from Governor Reagan and Senate leader Moscone as negotiations loom. Lagomarsino and Bagley back Reagan plan while Moscone promotes flexibility, with three major shifts under review as the 1971-72 budget deadline nears. A $2 billion package targets removing the property tax from owner occupied homes.
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UPI
Ronald Reagan
Senate
Democratic
George R. Moscone
Robert J. Lagomarsino
R-Ojas
William T. Bagley
Assembly
Bob Moretti
D-Van Nuys
Moscone
Bagley
Lagomarsino
Reagan
Oscone
Gomarsino
Santa Barbara youth's self stabbing ends police chase
A 17 year old boy stabbed himself with a pocketknife rather than surrender to narcotics officers during a raid near Ledbetter Beach. He died after lunging at Officer Warren Logan who pursued Robert W. Roth, a dealer singled out in the county crackdown that netted 41 arrests and seized heroin cocaine hashish marijuana LSD and mescaline.
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Santa Barbara
UPI
Robert W. Roth
Warren Logan
Roth
Charles Thompson
Thompson
Juvenile Hall
U S and Soviet Egypt clash over Middle East peace push
Soviet President Podgorny and Egyptian President Sadat accused the United States of blocking peace efforts at a banquet in Helsinki and pledged continued friendship while criticizing U S support for Israel. Abba Eban reiterated Jerusalem’s status under Israeli rule.
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Egypt
United States
Middle East
Israel
Moscow-Cairo
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
Podgorny
Helsinki
Socialist International Congress
Jerusalem
Abba Eban
Holy City
Old City
Jordan
Kremlin
U.S
Deaths ruled murder death by own action in Mission Hills
Sheriff's officials said Ernest Gray Gilbert 41 and Elva 30 were found dead in their garage after a neighbor discovery. Pathologist Dr. Sheldon Gee ruled carbon monoxide poisoning with a severe internal head injury to Mrs Gilbert. Funeral services pending. The couple leaves six children in Santa Barbara.
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Mission Hills
Ernest Gray Gilbert
Elva
Calle Marana
Dorothy Rose
Calle Lindero
Richard Baldivier
Sheldon Gee
Magee Attacks Attorney in Davis Case Courtroom
In San Rafael UPI reports Ruchell Magee, shackled and seated, kicked his court appointed attorney Ernest Graves and shouted that Angela Davis' lawyer should be dead. Guards restrained him as Judge Arnason denied a recess amid a murder conspiracy trial tied to the Aug 7, 1970 Marin County shootout. Magee faces a mandatory death sentence if convicted.
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SAN Rafael
UPI
Ruchell Magee
Angela Davis
Miss Davis
Ernest W. Graves
Magee
Howard Moore Jr
Moore
Arnason
San Quentin
Marin County
LEA Denies Near Final Agreement in Lompoc Talks
Lompoc Education Association says certificated employee council and school board are not near a comprehensive agreement. The CEC and Board have tentatively agreed on procedural items but not on money or major changes. LEA criticizes the board’s rejection and stresses student-focused policy input.
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LEA
Lompoc Education Association
CEC
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