Stolen goat wins best show title amid mystery illness
A white doe named Suske, part of the 44 Chub project valued at 308 dollars, won Best Doe in Show at a local fair on February 1. The Walsh family suspects Coryeni bacterium caused a disease. a drug was used but the animal should not be slaughtered for 20 days per container instructions. The couple faced a nighttime incident at their one-acre ranch with six goats present.
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Newark Man Held in Rape Case in Fremont
Newark resident Terence Elton O'Sullivan, 21, was arrested at 11 a.m. Sunday at 6583 Picardy Street on suspicion related to the rape of a handicapped woman in her Fremont home Saturday night. Richard Bradley Stevens, 25, of 2005 Niles Canyon Road, was arrested at 1:30 a.m. Sunday for prowling at Westwood Mental Health Hospital and charged with carrying a switchblade. Police say Stevens invited O'Sullivan into the victim's home and may face accessory charges.
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New York man arrested in Fremont over fake checks
A New York man, Victor J. Maurus, 25, was arrested in a Fremont motel amid a scheme passing four thousand dollars in worthless checks at ten banks and savings offices across Fremont Union City and Hayward. Police found a .38 revolver at the motel. Investigators linked a Sayville N Y bank account to the Fremont withdrawals and arraignment occurred Friday.
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Cable TV transformer stolen near East Warren Avenue
Cable television service to Warm Springs was interrupted when a transformer was stolen near East Warren Avenue on Sunday. The Anaconda amplifier, measured at 8220 inches, was lifted from its concrete box, echoing a similar theft two weeks earlier. Employees at the cable TV list are currently on strike.
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Stabbing Ends Neighborhood Dispute in Fremont
A neighbor dispute on Biscow Road led to a man, Kelly E. McClelland, 20, hospitalized with a severe stab wound. Police found him on arrival at 5:20 p.m. while three men fought on a front lawn. McClelland was treated and for now ten others are being questioned. no charges set yet.
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Blacow Road
MacLaine Won’t Campaign For Democratic Nomination
Shirley MacLaine said she would not campaign for the Democratic presidential candidate this year unless Edward Kennedy drops out. The 41 year old actress, in Paris for a Palladium show, attacked Reagan as dangerous and called him a velvet fascist who would hurt blacks and the poor. She also commented on Nixon’s China visit invitation, suggesting Beijing aims to disrupt the Republican party.
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Ervin Critiques Aged Care Plan As Ridiculous
UPI reports Sen. Sam Ervin of North Carolina, age 79, attacks a proposed program to retire and confine the aged in cellophane, calling it disastrous and absurd. Leonard Davis, a New York insurance man who endowed the Gerontology School at the University of Southern California, is noted as another speaker.
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Gandhi lauds mothers in law at women rally
Prime Minister Codita Ganda said she is more a mother than a mother in law to her two daughters in law. She urged future mothers in law to be caring and not demand dowries at marriages during a rally marking International Women's Year. Her sons Hajib and Sanjay are named in remarks.
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Reward offered in Brink's heist case mystery
A $25,000 reward is offered amid a sprawling Brink's theft case involving Fremont a driver and a Marine veteran Rees. Police believe the suspect, described as a loner, planned the two year theft during work shifts, loading a champagne box with large denomination currency into a truck at the Hungry Tiger Restaurant. The case features a dragged chain of clues from a missing uniformed man to coded messages and a possible accomplice, with a manhunt extending beyond police into underworld circles.
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GAO urges fast action to fix corrupt grain program
The GAO calls for rapid reforms to end corruption in U S grain inspections. It proposes a three stage federal plan with immediate authority for the Agriculture Department to begin inspections at once, including sampling weighing and grading at all ports. The report cites 28 indictments and widespread failures in state and private systems and supports federal supervision with private and state involvement. Senate leaders back bill to implement GAO recommendations and extend federal oversight to inland facilities and terminals.
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Air pollution rise feared at national parks in Southwest
Sierra Club says government papers obtained via FOIA reveal serious air pollution threats from coal fired plants across national parks including Mesa Verde in Colorado and Utah sites like Capitol Reef Canyonlands and Arches. Kaiparowits Power Project in Utah singled out. Interior Secretary Kleppe to decide by April on its permit.
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Local music shop owner boosts community sound
A shopkeeper at 37488 Glaurnor Drive reflects on two years of building a local music scene. The junior high band and community performers showcased instruments at Veterans Auditorium, San, as area faith and services contribute to a growing music culture despite Washngton Township remaining off the map.
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Washington Township
Italy to receive a billion dollar loan
Officials said Italy will receive 1 billion dollars in loan funds from a consortium including Ireland and Saudi Arabia. The move comes ahead of a Common Market finance ministers meeting as authorities discuss easing Italy's foreign currency reserves and debt amid market pressures.
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Reds claim last Angola stronghold in seven month war
United Pred Inderrtienl ist-controll Angolan capital Luanda reported as Sweden moves to recognize the MPLA government. Reports from Johannesburg say South Africa may withdraw its troops after guarantees for property, with 518 million dam projects and 11,009 refugees affected. The Soviet backed MPLA has advanced across Angola as Cuba troops reinforce the movement, prompting discussions in Brussels and Stockholm about recognition and diplomatic ties.
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Fremont teachers share a job plan gains cautious support
Fremont school staff discuss job sharing to increase adult contact for students and reduce teacher shortages. Mrs Nikolic says students adjusted well and parents have not complained while Arvada Principal Campos supports the program, testing students to measure impact. The Fremont Unified District Teachers Association remains cautious until longer operation confirms success.
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