Newark hit and run probe seeks car details
Newark Police seek information on a July 23 hit and run after 11 year old Connie Petcone rode north on Rosewood Drive at about 5 40 pm a car heading south struck her bicycle and left the scene She suffered serious ankle injuries and facial cuts The vehicle was a late model green Volkswagen bug with possible primer on the right rear fender and damaged front bumper and hood The driver described as a white male 21 to 22 with dark hair and bushy eyebrows Witnesses noted the license plates as NJ or MJ Call 733 1400 with any information
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Newark Junior Ecology Program for Seven Fourth Graders
Newark Recreation Department offers a four day junior ecology program for seven fourth graders under the joint guidance of Fas Bay Regional Park District naturalists and recreation staff. Participants will explore salt and freshwater marshes streams and a man made lake with field trips to Sunol Valley Palo Alto Lakeshore Park and Coyote Hills Park. Lunch should be brought each day. Registration through Friday at Newark Community Center 36501 Cedar Blvd fee listed.
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Retired San Francisco lightship drafted for Vietnam duty
The Coast Guard Lightship San Francisco, a 42 year beacon off the Golden Gate, was pulled from retirement for war duty in Vietnam. The 13 foot craft, replaced last April by a buoy, was towed from Hunters Point to Pearl Harbor and then to the Philippines for outfitting, as the Navy said the transfer seeks efficiency and economy.
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UC dedicates new mathematical sciences building at Berkeley
The University of California dedicated a $9.1 million mathematical sciences building housing the mathematics, statistics and computer science departments and the university computer center. The structure, Evans Hall, stands west of the Mining Circle in the northeast campus area, honoring Griffith C. Evans, longtime mathematics chair and professor since 1934. Construction began in summer 1968.
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Brooklyn Man Narrowly Survives Subway Fall
A Brooklyn passenger on Nathan Berkovitz’s shoulder lost balance on a subway platform, fell onto the tracks as a train approached. Police officers rushed to aid him, pulling him clear before the train rolled over. Berkovitz, a postal worker, brushed himself off and was deemed lucky to escape serious injury.
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Teen dies from sniffing deodorant in Michigan woods
A 17 year old peer camper, Robert Whittle of Gobies Michigan, died from asphyxiation after sniffing deodorant fumes with three friends in a wooded area northeast of Paw Paw. The youths sprayed stockings to their faces with aerosol deodorant in a bid to get high. Whittle collapsed and died at the scene despite later attempts to revive him.
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Missing lynx hunt centers on zebra striped truck
Louisville police pursue a zebra striped panel truck after a trading scheme left a lynx missing. Iva Poglayen, director, says the driver promised a Lynx delivery in exchange for three Cana fan lynx cubs and a serval, then vanished with the cubs and serval. The truck reportedly bore Wyoming plates.
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Antiwar groups visit Hanoi from the United States and Canada
Two American antiwar delegations arrived in Hanoi for a 10 day stay invited by the Vietnam Peace Committee. Radio Hanoi listed participants including David McReynolds Judy Lerner Joseph Urgo Mia Ruth Gage Colby and James Lafferty and wife Patricia all from New York City. Also arriving were two professors Samuel Noumolf from the United States and Clive Ansley of Canada.
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Island State Bahrain Declares Independence and Seeks UN
Bahrain, long a British protectorate, announced Saturday its independence. Kuwait Radio via ME News Agency reported Bahrain applying for UN and Arab League membership and abrogating all treaties with Britain while preparing new pacts likely to bind Britain as a close ally. Bahrain eyes closer ties with Kuwait as it shifts to independent governance.
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Becoming second rate' Goldwater warns of military decline
Senator Barry Goldwater warned the United States is becoming a second rate power as Soviet dominance grows. He spoke to the American Fighter Aces Association in San Diego, criticizing detente, SALT talks, and defense cuts while decrying aviation policy under left wing attacks. He warned of potential Soviet blackmail if U.S. power erodes and cited headlines on the defeat of the SST and other military programs.
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Fremont Slaying Suspect Arrested In Missouri Case
Charles Lynn Cauley, 29, was arrested Friday in Missouri in a probe into the shooting death of Fremont woman Margaret Mary Furnish, 20. Furnish, a hospital dietary aide at St Rose in Hayward, was found dead July 2 in the rolling hills area near Lambert Road and Interstate 580. another suspect remains at large.
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Hayward
John Zanino
San Joaquin Department
Rolling Hills
Lamberts Road
Interstate 580
Jesse A. Meadows
Tracy
Pentagon pressure alleged to sway DAV convention vote
Detroit veteran claims Pentagon officers urged the Disabled American Veterans to back 11 Army policy resolutions and pressured him with threats. He says Chase warned him after a heated talk, while DAV officials and Army spokesmen confirm outreach to share program information. Resolutions included US Army strength, NATO deterrence, tax credits for reservists, and funding for weapons programs.
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Horoscope: Aries to Pisces seek growth and discipline
The Carroll Righter horoscope lists signs Aries through Pisces with guidance on studying, diplomacy, planning, social ties, and prudent spending. Each reader is urged to focus on future goals, alliances, health, and generosity, while avoiding wasteful amusements and impulsive behavior.
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