Cyclist seriously hurt after Newark spill near Parkshore Drive
Newark resident Daniel R. Patterson, 20, was thrown from a motorcycle on Lake Boulevard near Parkshore Drive. He was in serious condition at Washington Hospital Fremont with internal injuries. Patterson was cited for spending and for failing to yield to a red light and siren after being stopped by Union City Police 10 minutes earlier.
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Fremont man named computer systems officer at Bank of California
Fremont resident Peter Vergara has been appointed computer systems officer at the Bank of California head office in San Francisco. Vergara, 40314 San Sebastian Place, Fremont, brings extensive financial IT experience since joining the bank in Antquet in 1888. He and his wife Ade Jalda have two children.
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Three Arrested in Auto Theft Probe in Fremont
Fremont police arrested San Francisco nightlife figure James J. Devlin owner of The Latin Quarter and two companions Carlas A. Laya and Dorothy Taylor after a black 1987 Cadillac was stopped for a defective taillight. Ownership could not be verified due to missing dealer plates and a disfigured frame serial number. Devlin said he bought the car from a private party.
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Man charged with murder in Indianapolis tavern death
James M. Doolin, 33, an Indianapolis man confined to a wheelchair after a prior assault, surrendered to police and was charged with first degree murder in the death of William R. Schubnell, 44. Doolin said he fired in fear after Schubnell drew a gun outside a party location.
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Dikes Damaged as Rain Floods Creek Area
Debris tore a dike and water breached the structure allowing floodwater to attack remaining sections. Officials report 20 percent of the district irrigation relies on the dike under Mission Boulevard. A pond 38 feet deep could percolate 20 acre feet daily into groundwater, a cost avoided by the dike. Repairs will take about two weeks if dry weather holds.
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Brody Sings On TV In Giveaways And Controversy
A television appearance by Brody drew crowds and money seekers as he promised more giveaways. The heir to a $25 million fortune gave a news conference in a hotel suite, declaring flexibility in identity and appealing to supporters amid speculation. He claimed to have made a deal with the North Vietnamese.
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Hippie Party Dashes Through Town With No Money
A group led by Brody, wearing hippie outfits and barefoot in one case, arrived with no funds. They claimed to bring a $30 billion weather forecast by Monday and promises to save Haiti with two trillion dollars in bills dropped from a plane, while already claiming to have saved Biafra. The hotel manager let rooms on credit as the party planned to attend races and other activities.
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Romney proposes 25 percent pay cut for Nixon aides
George Romney proposed to President Nixon that Nixon and all senior political appointees take a 25 percent salary cut. Time magazine reported the suggestion at a cabinet planning meeting held April 14 as Nixon sought federal budget cuts from 203.5 billion for fiscal 1971, but the idea reportedly gained no traction.
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Obituary for Mary Jensen in Fremont and Carmichael
Funeral services for Mary Y Jensen 70 who died Saturday in Carmichael Sacramento County will be at 11 am tomorrow at Christ The King Lutheran Church Fremont. She was Austrian native, resided in Fremont before moving to Carmichael recently, previously member of Fremont Jolly Elders Club and Christ The King Lutheran Church. Survived by two daughters Doris Barker Renton WA and Ida Krenzin Carmichael one sister Christine Bezek Minnesota and four grandchildren. Burial Chapel of the Chimes Cemetery Hayward. Friends may call at Fremont Chapel of the Roses Mortuary after 6 am today.
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Weather Forecast Fragments for Northern California
Fragmentary forecast notes cloudy periods and mild highs in the Sacramento Valley. Intermittent rain expected Monday and Tuesday with low temperatures near freezing and mountains seeing 300 to 809 feet of snow or moisture.
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Mediators Try to Break GE Deadlock in Strike Talks
Federal mediator J Curtis Counts and team convened with GE executives and union negotiators to reopen talks in the 124 day GE strike. No joint session in two weeks as 140,000 workers push for wage and pension gains across 38 states amid cost of living concerns.
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Viet Cong Recruiting Children Amid Vietnam War Strain
Allied sources say Viet Cong commanders are conscripting children ages 12 to 15 to fill decimated ranks in South Vietnam. The document orders youths to bear weapons in hamlets and cities, with death squads to target officials. The report accompanies helicopter losses and ongoing heavy fighting near the DMZ and in the Mekong Delta.
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Thant and Nigerian leaders seek aid plans for Biafra
United Nations Secretary General Thant arrives in Lagos for talks with Nigerian leaders on relief aid and reconstruction in defeated Biafra. Lagos imposes light on relief agencies amid war criticism while journalists begin first combat-area trip since surrender. Other events include Lagos lights and drums ban lifting, and Pope Paul VI offering friendship and aid.
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Christmas messages heard on intercepted Hanoi tape
Keith Stern 17 of Charlotte intercepted a Radio Havana broadcast replay of seven American POW Christmas messages from Vietnam. The voices included Capt. Norman McDaniel Greensboro N C, Capt. James Collins Atherton California, 1st Lt Michael Kerr Port Angeles Washington, Paul Brown Trenton New Jersey, Roger Englesen Sanford Missouri, Joseph Mobley Manhattan Beach California, and Giles Norrington Albany Georgia.
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