Youth in court admits slaying girl in Fremont analysis
A 13 year old cousin of Linda Marie Stidman confessed in juvenile court to killing the 15 year old on February 23 1970 by striking her and choking her at Alameda Creek in Fremont. John Lyle Franco Jr 18 of Fremont was sent back to the California Youth Authority and will be held until age 21.
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Linda Marie Stidman
Alameda Creek
Fremont
John Lyle Franco Jr
Third St
California Youth Authority
Niles
Art
Sh Niles
San Jose
Linda
Foam J
Cowin
Eric de Frenchi
J St
Jackie L Stidman
Sandese
Franco
Reek
Sunol
France
Stockton
CYA
Shion Road
Western Pacific Railroad
Silver Greek High School
Apollo 15 astronauts praise mission value after Pacific splashdown
Apollo 15 astronauts described the $45 million mission as worth every penny as they prepared for a Pacific splashdown near Hawaii. Mission Commander David Scott, answering questions from space, said the scientific data will advance science and benefit the public.
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David &. Scott
Earth
Eyes have it at Fremonts Hub Shopping Center
Fremont youths gathered for a hot pants contest at The Hub Shopping Center prompting contented smiles from participants and onlookers alike as cameras flashed and the crowd cheered.
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Fremont
Hub
Soviet Middle East Policy Faces Review Amid Cairo Khartoum Shocks
East European diplomatic sources said Cairo and Khartoum upheavals force Moscow to reexamine its long term Middle East strategy. They warn that recent anti Communist shifts in Sudan and Cairo expose fragility of Soviet alignments and the durability of aid and arms backing in the Arab world.
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UPS
Khartoum
Cairo
Kremlin
Moscow
Hame
Russia
Middle East
Jel
Sudan
Dredging spoils dispute fuels marina push in bay area
In San Francisco Bay, rising demands for more marinas collide with concerns over disposing dredged spoils, which may contain mercury and other toxins. Bay Commission chief Bodovitz urged safer disposal off the bay and questioned current methods, noting higher costs and lack of clear toxicity standards.
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Fremont
San Francisco Bay
Joseph Bodovitz
The
Bay Conservation and Development Commission
South Bay Engineers Club
International Kitchen
Bodovitz
Turmoil at Newark CDC aims for $25K fund drive
The Community Drug Council in Newark plans a $25,000 local fundraising campaign to match a $40,569 federal grant from the California Council on Criminal Justice. The deficit stems from a $15,000 Alameda County grant no longer eligible as local funds, and delays in state contracts.
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Newark
Washington Township
Community Drug Council
California Council On Criminal Justice
CCC
Alameda County
CDC
Abraham
Sacramento
John Baker
Weather outlook with mild temps and westerly winds
A fair period continues through tomorrow with night and morning low cloudiness. Temperatures hold in the low 70s to mid 80s, with tonight’s low in the 50s and westerly winds in the afternoons at 10 to 20 mph. Details on Page 14.
Disputed New Haven Unified hearing opens before court
Superior Court Judge Bos oversees first hearing in the New Haven Unified School District teachers dispute. The report notes双方 legal defenses in a bid between teachers and the board of education. Also referenced is a second story about the postman and his canine rival at Fremont City Hall, renewing a running feud as letter carriers again feel under siege.
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Superior Court
Robert L. Bossick
New Haven Unified School District
Board of Education
Fremont City Hall
Reagan era notes slight California unemployment dip
The Reagan administration reports California's unemployment at 7 percent last month, continuing a downward trend since April. A second item notes Dr. R Berard Finch, once convicted in a murder, up for parole in 10 days with favorable odds, while Reagan signals tax increases this year amid welfare reform talks.
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California
R. Berard Finch
Kennedy cites Boeing 747 overweight crash impact
Sen Edward M Kennedy says the 747 that crash landed at San Francisco International Airport last week may have been between 10 and 24 tons overweight. Congress approves a one month formal vacation amid draft and gender equality impasse. An all male jury acquits 12 Black Panthers after 31 minute deliberation in the September shootout case.
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Edward M. Kennedy
San Francisco International Airport
Dollar rebounds as gold falls on European markets
U S dollar gains slightly while gold prices plunge on London and European trading venues amid calm after France’s move to boost gambling on the franc. Dr Timothy Leary freed on 18500 dollar bail after four weeks in Swiss prison. He says he wishes to stay in Switzerland and will not speak politically until his asylum request is decided.
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London
European
France
Timothy Leary
Leary
Switzerland
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