Library program schedule at Levington branch
Fremont readers learn kids activities at Alameda County Library Blacow Road. The Levington branch offers paper airplane making and flying at 2 30 p m Friday, films for 3 to years on Monday at 2 30 and 7 30 p m, indoor games next Tuesday at 2 90 p m, The Isle of the Dead for ages 9 plus at 2 3 p m Jan 3, eyeshell crafts at 2 3 p m Jan 4, plus drop in music games and activities in the meeting room.
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Purse Snatching Case Sees Youthest Suspect
A Fremont incident reports a purse snatch targeting mostly elderly women. A 10 year old pursued the thief on Moary Avenue and Argonaut Way, aided by a passing motorist who followed a red car on Sacramento Avenue and Presidio Way as the suspect fled west. The thief is described as a 7 to 20 year old with long blond hair, 5 feet 0 inches to 5 feet 11 inches, wearing a plaid shirt and brown watch cap.
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Light tower stolen from Fremont YMCA Christmas sale lot
A $5,000 Oswald light tower loaned to the Fremont YMCA for a Christmas tree sale on Mowry Avenue and Argo Way vanished after the lot cleared. The yellow tower, attached to a 6 watt generator on a two wheel trailer, disappeared Monday morning. owned by Clementine Equipment Rental of Concord.
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Neighbor arrested after Fremont theft recoveries
Fremont police recovered 1200 dollars worth of silverware during the weekend and arrested Raymond Bainter 2362 Olive Ave on charges of possession of stolen goods. Items were stolen in a November 28 break-in at Jennie Bordon Mills 2203 Olive Ave and included stainless flatware sterling silver flatware and 100 souvenir teaspoons.
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Olive Ave
Jennie Bordon Mills
Man's probation revoked in bootleg tape case
Fremont authorities report six month jail term for manufacturing bootleg tape recordings of popular music. William J. Bristow, on probation, returned to jail after resuming his Oakland operation storing recording gear. Bristow faces charges of copyright violation, burglary, and possession of stolen goods. Detective Sgt Hank Berberian linked the case to a Fremont burglary and the FBI assisted in the search and arrest.
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Canton girl shot while caroling. condition reported
Judith Lombard, 10, of Canton, was wounded in the chest by a rifle shot while singing Christmas carols with friends in front of a residence. The incident occurred after the elderly couple woke, mistaking intruders for prowlers. Police termed it an accidental shooting. an investigation may follow.
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Aultman Hospital
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Stark County
David Dowd
Christmas carolers attacked by youths in local incident
Steven L. McCleary, 26, director of the Grace Wesleyan Youth Fellowship, told police his group was roughed up by three young men while caroling. McCleary and David Hall, 15, were treated for injuries at Mercy Hospital. eight others were hurt, some shaken as the assailants harassed them from a passing car. The group may suspend caroling for the season and next year.
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Acoustic Burst Shocks Las Vegas Center Windows
Two blasts rattled Las Vegas yesterday, shattering windows at the Charleston Plaza and American Partiture Co as shoppers milled at the 2.2 shopping center. NOAA official Richard Navarro described it as an acoustical burst linked to a temperature inversion, with seismograms showing no earthquakes. AEC spokesman VAL said no detonation was involved and Nevada Test Site activity was not indicated.
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American food basket costs rise in November report
The Agriculture Department said a typical American food market basket cost 3.15 dollars more per week in November than a year earlier, hitting a record 1,798 dollars yearly. Middlemen charges rose to 20.68 dollars weekly, lifting the total consumer bill by 3.18 dollars weekly while farmer returns climbed 0.29 dollars in the same period.
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FEA chief opposes gas tax hike talk
Washington UPI report says Federal Energy Administration head Frank Zarb rejects a 90 cent per gallon gasoline tax and rationing. He warns such measures would hurt the economy and burden those on fixed incomes and long commutes. He notes rationing is unlikely without oil embargo and remains a standby option. Ford aides briefed President on energy conservation options for Congress return.
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Reagan cannot fill court post under attorney general ruling
UPI reports Attorney General Evelle Younger ruled Governor Ronald Reagan cannot legally fill a Superior Court vacancy that arises when a sitting judge leaves before starting a new term. Younger says Brown can make the new appointment at the start of the term, the same day Reagan leaves office.
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Israel Lebanon war scare heightens regional alert
The region braces for possible large scale Israeli action during the Moslem feast of Al Adha and Christmas. Air and artillery strikes echo across Lebanon as Egypt Syria and Lebanese forces stay on high alert. Diplomatic talks in Washington yield no clear settlement while Cairo signals possible contact continuity.
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Rashid Solh
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President Ford Skiing At Vail On Christmas Eves
President Ford skied the Simba trail at Vail in subzero temps as part of a 12 day holiday. He spoke of a good run, rode gondolas to Eagle's Nest, and logged 2.5 miles on the slope before more work on bills and a Christmas Eve dinner with friends. The stay included plans for church services and stocking traditions, with no final decisions on energy or CIA reports.
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James Brown
Vail Interfaith Chapel
Clerk wounds gunman during armed robbery
Hayward scene as a store clerk shoots an armed robber during a robbery on Mission Boulevard. The wounded suspect, Gary Hamilton, 21, of Oakland, was hospitalized in stable condition. A 15 year old youth driven car accomplice was arrested. A sawed off shotgun was found in the car. Money taken was not recovered.
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Fairmint Hospital
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Oakland
Not enough candidates to go around in school races
Incumbent Gloria Carr filed for re election with no challengers surfaced. Trustee Area 2 seat held by Harry Sheppard has no announced candidacy. In Newark Unified three seats up Aunt Graf Woody Ballard and Al Berkowitz seek terms but have not filed. Ohlone College sees three seats with McCord Hochter running, Drolsman not seeking another term. Richard Williams is the only non incumbent to file this week. Filing deadline is Friday Jan 3.
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Harry Sheppard
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Fremont
Newark Unified
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Ohlone College Board of Trustees
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CIA denies domestic spying friction with FBI
Angleton denies any friction between his counter intelligence unit and the FBI over domestic spying. He says U S agencies have the best relations and plans to quit at age 57 saying his time has ended and he does not know what he will do next.
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FBI
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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