Bomb dismantled in Carter transition offices
Washington police said a bomb was dismantled in Jimmy Carter's transition offices yesterday. Between 300 and 400 people were evacuated as a safety precaution, with two packages containing bombs removed and detonated. Last week, offices were briefly evacuated after a prior warning, and an unidentified package found later contained dolls.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Colwenbia
Carter
Ste
Fremont man dies by self-inflicted shotgun wound
Carl Mahuna of Sunnyvale died of a head shotgun wound in an apparent self-inflicted death on Saturday, according to the Santa Clara county coroner's office. He is survived by wife Claire of Fremont and children Stacey and Gregory of Fremont, son Virgin Mahuna of Hawaii. Body found at 1 15 p m at 645 Belladonna Court in Sunnyvale. Funeral services set for 7 p m tomorrow at Fremont Memorial Chapel, Teamsters Union No 854 member in Alameda County.
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Carl Mahuna
Sunnyvale
Santa Clara County
Mahuna
Claire
Fremont
Stacey
Gregory Mahuna
Virgin Mahuna
Hawaii
Belladonna Cours
Sunnyvyte
Teamsters Union
Teamsters Union No
Alameda County
Fremont Memorial Chapel
Fremont Council to Discuss Growth and Sewers
Fremont councilmen meet at 7:30 p.m. in city hall to discuss future growth, sewer capacity for the Tri Cities, and a citywide water conservation program. They will review planning commissioner recommendations, consider Pasco Padre Parkway extension, and set standards for future parks development.
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Fremont
Tri-Cities
Pasco Padre Parkway
City Hall
Man Sentenced in Newport Drive Robbery Case
Ruben E. Espinoza, 20, was sentenced to the California Youth Authority after pleading guilty to grand theft as a lesser included offense of robbery. Co defendant George A. Carabello, 22, pleaded not guilty and a trial date was set. The two were accused of swinging a knife and hatchet at a guest in a Newport Drive home on Aug 18. The victim was unharmed but robbed of his wallet and a stolen set from the home.
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Fremont
Ruben E. Espinoza
Martha Way
California Youth Authority
Henn
George A. Carabello
Rathan Hay
Expinoza
Carabello
Newport
Ex-candidate Herrera arrested on drug possession charges
Fremont police report ex-candidate John Charles Herrera aged 23, previously placed on PCP probation in October, was arrested Sunday for possession of barbituates and being under the influence. Officer Steven Blair arrived at 36417 Frobisher Ave at 4.20 am to a reported fight and found Herrera in a car with two packages exposing 49 barbiturate capsules.
Fire at Mission San Jose High leads to trial over arson charge
Rick Allen Shipley 18 was bound over to superior court after a municipal court hearing on charges he started the $500,000 Fire that destroyed Mission San Jose High School’s administration building on Oct 20. Fire Capt. Phil Soria testified fingerprint on a duplicating fluid container tied him to the scene. Soria said the fluid was used as an accelerant. Shipley is free on $10,000 bail pending superior court appearance. He admits trashing records but says he did not intend to burn the building.
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Appearance i Superior Court
Men held as phony cops in Fremont chase
Police arrested two men after they impersonated officers at the corner of Max Drive and James Street. The suspects carried a fake pistol, police radios, handcuffs, and flashlights. A traffic confrontation ended with the driver restrained and the suspects detained. The flashlight was traced to an officer who reported it missing.
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Dyer
Lock and Tibbetts
Fremont
Stevr Loyd
Robbery suspect arraigned in Fremont for Niles jewelery store theft
Edward Histamonte, 34, was arraigned in Fremont municipal court on a charge of robbing Faseley’s jewelry store in Niles two years ago. He was arrested at gunpoint inside the store after fleeing bail following an Oct 15 manhunt. He was captured in Santa Clara County last month.
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Fremont
Edward Histamonte
Santa Clara County
Faseley
Niles
Histamonte
Hospital OKs Hiring Plan In Oakland Case
A court-ordered agreement ending a dispute over Children's Hospital Medical Center of the East Bay hiring practices sets targets for minority hires. Half of future vacancies must go to minorities, one third to Black applicants, with 15 percent Black representation in professional roles, a training fund, an affirmative action monitor, and a nationwide search for Black doctors.
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Oakland
UPL
Children’s Hospital Medical Center
East Bay
William Orrick
Assembly Debates Property Tax Reform Amid Proposals
Lawmakers push rival property tax measures including up to 1.1 billion in shifts aimed at homeowners. Some plans funded by higher other taxes as seven of eleven early Assembly bills focus on property taxes. Republican Bob Cline urged an immediate hearing to raise homestead exemption to 6750, but the motion failed on party lines. Senate adjourned quickly, delaying action before January reconvening.
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Brown
McCarthy
Assembly
Bob Cline
Northridge
Cline
Louis J. Papan
Ldaly City
Senate
Papan
Carter loses Plains mayor bid again in landslide
Billy Carter, 39, defeated by incumbent A L Blanton 4 to 71 in Plains Georgia, a larger margin than two years ago. Jimmy Carter visited the gas station to offer consolation as Billy quipped about Australia. Both blamed publicity and beer drinking for the loss.
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Australia
Carter
Jimmy Carter
Billy
Plains
Carters
Ohlone boilers pass exam after inspector finds safety
Fremont report from Hartford Steam Boiler and Insurance Co confirms all eight Ohlone College boilers meet or exceed state safety standards after internal and external checks. One boiler was inspected inside and outside, seven externally, with valves installed to isolate sections for repairs. Maintenance staff are commended for foresight to minimize service interruption.
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Fremont
Ohlone College
Hartford Steam Boiler and Insurance Co
College Board of Trustees
Last section of pipeline completes in Alaska
Anchorage reports the final 4 inch link of the trans Alaska oil pipeline has been laid completing the 60 mile section near Valdez. Alyeska Pipeline Service Co says startup is planned for mid 1977 with initial pumping of 200,000 barrels per day and 1.2 million barrels daily after a few months.
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Anchorage, Alaska
UPI
transAlaska
Thompson Pass
Valdez
Alyeski Pipeline Service Ca
Tonsina
Alyeska
Ares
Arctic Circle
Algeria Eyes Grits Purchase for 3100 Metre Tons
A Algerian government agency seeks 3100 Metre tons of grits to be used in 1977 beer production alongside 9100 tons of malt and 80 tons of bps. Officials noted the order would require all correspondence in French and appeared in a mutine trade notes listing.
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Washington
LPH
Agriculture Department
Enm
Plan at Fremont Faces State Review Jeopardy
A $760,975 Washington Hospital construction project faces a state review of hospital capital purchases including a brain scanner. State Health Department must approve by January 27 or risk jeopardy. Bids opened November 10. low bid $279,700 from H J White of Palo Alto for ward expansion and scanner setup.
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Washington Hospital
Pal Alto
H. J White
Warren
Sacramento
State Department of Health
Palm Desert
Carter Hi hopes rise as poll backs new president
New York UPI Harris poll of 1,330 adults finds 61 percent expect Jimmy Carter to do a good or excellent job, with a strong majority believing he will aid the poor, help minorities, and restore faith in government and the White House. Black respondents show especially strong support for welfare and civil rights promises.
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New York
UPI
Jimmy Garter
Georgia
White House
Carter
America
Carter outlines broad pardon scope for draft resisters
President elect Carter said his adviser Charles Kirbo is drafting an order to pardon draft resisters, while deserters would be handled individually. He noted about 250,000 Americans never registered and cited other categories not covered by the proposal. Carter planned private meetings in Atlanta with Mondale and then two days in Washington with governors, congressional leaders, and Pentagon planners.
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Atlanta
Charles Kirbo
Carter
United States
Walter Mondale
Mondale
Drama ends safely atop skyscraper
Los Angeles gunman Dolphin Lair, 21, threatened to jump from the United California Bank Building after taking hostage engineer Martin Hickey, 51. A two hour standoff ended when a radio broadcast satisfied his demand and he surrendered to police with no injuries reported.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Chicago
Dolphin Lair
United California Bank
Lair
Martin F. Hickey
Hubert H. Lair
Sun’s magnetic field mapped by Pioneer XE near Saturn
SAN FRANCISCO UPI reports scientists at the American Geophysical Union meeting announced Pioneer XE aboard Pronger XT has mapped a two hemisphere solar magnetic structure 16 degrees above the sun’s equator. The find, aided by a Jupiter flyby in 1974, promises new insight for weather forecasting and interplanetary space studies.
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San Francisco
UPI
American Geophysical Union
Edward J. Smith
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Pronger
Jupiter
Hannes Alfven
University of California At
San Diego
Earth
John Wilcox
Stanford University
Train Derails in Virginia Injuring Twenty Passengers
A Southern Railway Crescent passenger train derailed after hitting a broken rail about 72 miles south of Washington. The northbound train from Atlanta to Washington carried 134 passengers. Two sleeper cars toppled, nine sleeper and coach cars rested tilted on an embankment. Two women from Newark, Maria Ferrell aged 55 and Marie Graves aged 65, were hospitalized with multiple injuries. others were treated and released.
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Culpeper
UPL
Souther Railway
Washington
Charles Margural
Southern Crescent
Atlanta
Maria FE. Ferrell
Marie L. Graves
Newark, N.J
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