Chaotic Bay Area column mixes odd notes and quirks
A jammed column from Castro Valley and Hayward blends a night crossing sighting of a late model light blue station wagon with a curio of local humor. It weaves in a railroad high-railer anecdote, posture mischief, school weather fears, odd license plates, police auction quips, court lounge humor, and a Billy Graham tease, ending with a playful shout Celery Celery.
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Castro Valley
James Burke
Grove Way
Burke
Western Pacific
West show turns into wild west chase in town
15000 spectators watched as two jail breakers sparked a dramatic escape during the annual X1 Ranch Old West celebration. Deputies pursued through downtown, exchanging gunfire with two escapees who fled toward the center of town before hijacking a car and escaping. A deputy and two highway patrol officers were wounded. their conditions were not immediately known. The crowd remained on edge as riders continued the event despite the disruption.
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Patrukwon Cort Senfield
R. C. Johnson
Unclear OCR summary of local notice and items
Fragmentary historical newspaper text mentioning Floyd Sparks Punt esber and various garbled names. Details are unreadable, locations and prices are incomplete.
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the Daily Review
Floyd Sparks
Punt'esber
Cambodian minister enjoys Disneyland trip in California
Sisowath Sirki Matek acting prime minister of Cambodia toured Disneyland Sumivy with his grandchildren. The party of three included two of Ma jak's sons and six grandchildren. They lunched at the park and planned to stay overnight in Southern California before flying to Washington on Monday for a White House meeting with President Nixon on Tuesday.
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Bio sonar lab tours attract visitors to park exhibits
East Bay Regional Park District offers free Bio-Sonar Laboratory tours the first Saturday of each month from noon to five. Dr Thomas C Poulter directs the tours at Capote Hills noting rising interest in comparing animal and human intelligence and the shell mound excavations at Me 0 An.
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Coyole Hills
East Bay
Ark District
Chris Nelson
EBRPD
Thomas C. Poulter
Capote Hills
Sinc
Marne
Br. Poulter
Lund
Rail crews clear tipped train cars near Niles Canyon
A 25 car freight derailed in Niles Canyon on Saturday while rounding a curve. No serious injuries were reported. Work crews refloated cars and traffic was restored by late Sunday as about 50 residents evacuated for safety. Investigation into the cause continues.
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Frank Gonzales
Gonzales
Niles Canyon
Aga
Talks to begin on park area in Golden Gate plan
More than 100 witnesses including San Francisco Mayor Alicio will testify before a National Parks and Recreation subcommittee on Monday about creating the Golden Gate National Recreation Area. A key issue is whether the Army Presidio should be included or remain Army property, with a new agreement reportedly limiting further Presidio housing. The hearing will consider bills to transfer 546 acres from the Interior Department and define park boundaries from Point Reyes to the Golden Gate, with some Marin County private lands touched.
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UPI
Joseph Alioio
National Parks and Recreation
Golden Gate National Recreation Area
House
U.S. Army
Army
Point Reyes National Seashore
Goblén Gate
Stabbings Kill Two In San Quentin Week End
At San Quentin Prison two separate stabbings over the weekend left one inmate dead and another wounded in the back. Officer Lee DeBord said the incidents were unrelated and occurred in the recreation area during television viewing. An unidentified inmate remained in the adjustment center pending further investigation as staff prepare a report for the Disciplinary Committee.
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San Quentin
UPI
San Quentin Prison
Lee DeBord
DeBord
Measles spike prompts school vaccination reminder
Alameda County health officials warn of rising measles cases with 102 reports in the first half of the year, up from last year. They stress all school age children must be vaccinated for measles and polio, noting Rubella vaccine confusion. Weekly immunization schedules are available at the Fremont Clinic, 2550 Peralta Blvd, 735-1550.
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Alameda County
James C. Malcolm
Malcolm
Malccolm
Fremont Elinic
Peralta Blvd
Union City council cancels weekly meeting
Union City officials announce no weekly council meeting tonight due to lack of quorum. Mayor Henry Franco is on vacation at his ranch in Mexico and councilmen Don Miller and Manuel Garcia are also away from town.
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Union City
Henry Franco
Mexico
Don Mill’er
Manuel Garcia
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