Cher and Gregg Allman announce marriage dissolution in California
Cher and Gregg Allman filed for divorce after a brief marriage. Cher, 16, did not attend the wedding at the Sans Palace in Las Vegas, and the pair announced separation while a custody case for their daughter Chastity remains ongoing.
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Gilroy workers join strike hits San Jose region
Public service employees in Santa Clara County begin three separate strikes with about 4000 workers involved. Gilroy and San Jose workers walk out as talks continue with demands for higher wages and better conditions. Negotiations are expected to resume later today.
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State college pay hikes okayed
In Los Angeles, CSUC trustees approved pay increases totaling about 21 trillion for faculty and staff across the California State University system. The retroactive raises to July 1 average 7.1 percent for academics and 7.5 percent for staff, with a total budget of 4975 million this year.
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Boy in Aptos Aids Seek Brother in Juarez
A 12 year old Mexican boy Jose Hernandez Caldera unknown to authorities is in the United States illegally and separated from his 19 year old brother Jesus. The pair left Juarez to find work. Jesus reportedly jumped a trestle when a freight train slowed. Jose is staying with John Vargas a 77 year old neighbor who helps him while authorities search for Jesus or the boys’ parents. Jose keeps watch on the trestle.
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Six charged in bizarre murder at Palos Verdes cliff
Six defendants were ordered to appear July 0 for a trial setting hearing in Torrance on charges of kidnapping and the death of Joseph Arce 26 whose body was found at the base of a coastal cliff on the Palos Verdes Peninsula The district attorney says a vigilante group punished him for burglarizing a television set Names include Robert Whalley 50 Redondo Beach John Medmeth 30 Hawaii and Gordon Bruckner 3 Lawndale Two others face lesser charges while immunity was granted to two who testified for the state
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Exiled King Umberto Considers Return To Italy
Rome reports indicate exiled former King Umberto would be open to visiting Italy. The monarch, who has lived in Portugal since 1947, reportedly discussed a possible tour amid ongoing speculation about the Italian monarchy’s fate. The Vatican offered no comment on the report.
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Ford daughter photo marks land auction at Shawnee County Court
In Topeka a feature photo by Susan Ford shows a land auction scene at Shawnee County Courthouse with a credit line. The shot appears in the Kansas capital’s daily edition, capturing prospective customers as a six inch image amid broader coverage of a corroded local affair.
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California Marijuana Bill Seeks Jail Alternatives and Cleanup Rules
The bill proposes court fines up to 100 dollars for simple possession while diverting more than three convictions to drug treatment. It aims to purge records for possession of an ounce or less after two years and remove prohibitions on smoking marijuana in public. Federal records remain unaffected, and the measure mirrors efforts in California and other states to reduce jail time for low level offenses.
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Hope Fades for American Officer In Lebanon Kidnapping
UPI reports Lebanese officials fear for the life of Colonel Morgan as Washington seeks humanitarian aid for Lebanon's civil strife. The Palestine Liberation Organization and allied groups failed to secure his release by a 9 p.m. deadline, with no plan for negotiations announced.
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Second courthouse site sought in bid to save funds
The article discusses preference for a second courthouse site and debates over funding and land donations. Rhodes questions the value of bidders meeting Williams price while maintaining donor commitments. Ivaldi’s option expired. discussions include city land donations and a proposed 7.5 acre area near Civic Center to attract the courthouse project.
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Officer Rehired With Back Pay After Firing
Fremont police officer William Bowen, fired April 10 after a jailed suspect claimed he was struck, is reinstated with back pay following Civil Service hearings and a city manager decision. Bowen, 25, with 3.5 years on the force, denied the allegations by Mateo Avila 21 that Bowen stopped the patrol car and struck him while transporting him to jail on March 2. The commission upheld the firing after Bowen failed a lie detector test.
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FBI raid at Pine Ridge ends with firearm exchange
A gunfight erupted near a Pine Ridge area house during an FBI raid to arrest Eagle and two other Indians. Two FBI agents, Ron Williams and Jack Coler, were killed. Williams and Coler were ambushed as about 20 Indians opened fire. Eagle was captured and remanded to U S marshal custody. The two other suspects face bonds and remain in custody.
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Inroads into White House cited in CIA probe dispute
Washington lawmakers clash over CIA inquiry as Rep. Robert W. Kasten Jr. cites evidence of media infiltration by intelligence agencies. Rep. Michael Harrington faces ethics questions amid calls to reform the House Rules Committee. Rostow and General Maxwell disclose testimony in related security probe.
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Controversy Over On the Job Training Ads Sparks Debate
The controversy centers on local union objections to ads used for on the job training. Dean Neil McCalham notes timing and staffing issues as the health program faces administrative delays and hospital capacity limits. Bay Area plans for next year include two new starts, but graduates may struggle to find work due to sector demand.
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Three held on suspicion of rape in Fremont case
Alameda County investigators say a missing San Lorenzo woman was found with three Fremont men on a Fremont street after a car breakdown in Niles Canyon. The victim identified the suspects, who were detained and charged with rape. a 17 year old was turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Jackie Ford Wallpaper Depicts Depression Claim
Washington sources report former First Lady Pat Nixon and Shada Weidenfeld discuss fashion and decor during the Ford years. The fixture and color choices described as depressing stir public reaction and question reception within White House quarters.
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Benefit carnival ends amid thefts and spoilage
A carnival fundraiser at the Hub fell victim to thieves, spoiling food and drinks and prompting losses. Young Boyes laments the $80 expense for refreshments wasted, while the event lineage traces back to three summers of backyard carnivals and a planned expansion on a rental contract.
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