Clerk Wounded Chasing Robber At Fremont Bookstore
A six year old clerk Jose Romero was shot and wounded after pursuing a robber who stole $200 from the Golden Gate Adult Book and Gift Store on 1964 Washington Blvd. Romero, Hayward resident, underwent surgery at Washington Township Hospital and was listed in stable condition. The assailant, described as a white male about 23 years old, 5'4", 190 pounds, blond wig and blue clothing, fled through the Monliminent Center area and into 4140 Tevington St where the final shot struck Romero.
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Boaters on Bay Escape Injury In San Francisco Bay Incident
San Francisco Bay near Emeryville saw Ken and Rosalee Gilmore of Alameda escape serious injury when their new foot cat boat caught fire mid afternoon. Coast Guard reports a Bay Bridge Rod and Gun Club crew aided extraction, placing the stricken vessel in a skiff. Boat damage estimates were not provided.
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New cab service considered for area
The New Yellow Cab Co-Operative announced it may reopen 488 Yellow cabs in San Francisco under an agreement to let the driver-operated cooperative run the cars. Attorneys for both sides said an in-principle deal hinges on bankruptcy court approval in San Diego, with a members meeting planned to discuss vehicle and permit purchase.
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Possible suspect in slaying hunted across California
An all points bulletin sought a blond male in connection with the shooting death of California Highway Patrolman Arthur Dunn. Gary Eads, 6, of Burney, in custody after the Saturday slaying, told officers another man in the patrol car fired Dunn, prompting a lookout for a brunette moustached man in blue shirt and blue jeans with a red pack, though CHP said evidence does not support the claim.
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Booby trapped car explodes in Damascus killing two
In Damascus marjeh Square a booby trapped car exploded near the air force command, killing at least two people and injuring about 55 as crowds fled. The blast shattered glass and sent pavement flying, with witnesses describing a massive blast and widespread panic. The attack, one of two within eight days, was linked by officials to heightened violence around government zones.
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Rennie Davis Changes Life Path From Activist to Business
Former antiwar figure Rennie Davis of the Chicago Seven is described as shifting to the business world about two decades ago. He says his focus is on helping firms that prioritize service to people and human values over profits, while continuing to reflect on his activist past.
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Kent State trustees order action to evict Tent City protesters
Kent State University board of trustees authorized President Glenn Odds to take any action deemed necessary to remove protesters from the Tent City encampment near the gym complex site. The 100 protesters, who have occupied since May 12 after a 1970 campus violence, refused to leave by a Sunday deadline and faced possible court action and a renewed National Guard response.
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Heat Wave Drives Record Temperatures Across Eastern Med
An eastern Mediterranean heat wave pushed Greece to record highs and Turkey to extreme readings. In Greece the thermometer surged to 137 degrees in Crete where a tourist died of sun stroke. Antalya, Turkey reported 152 degrees with many victims including children and at least 40 people hospitalized. Officials warned readings were sun-exposed and did not alter the recognized world record of 136 degrees set in 1922 in Furnace Peak.
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Secret plan eyed to halt phone taps across nation
Washington reports reveal a secret NSC denial committee prepares options to shield government and private calls from eavesdropping by Soviet spies business rivals or criminals. The plan may include coding devices scramblers or buried cable systems with NSA testing a limited digital method in 100 government offices. Senator Moynihan calls for government duty to warn citizens about Soviet listening.
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Havlicek Hospitalized In Columbus For Surgery
John Havlicek, Celtics star and former Ohio State standout, remained in good condition at Riverside Methodist Hospital in Columbus after admission for surgery. Also mentioned, Marilyn Marr was hospitalized with acute ailment.
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Alaska oil off limits to Japan says energy chief
Energy secretary James Schlesinger said President Carter rejects sending Alaska oil to Japan as undesirable. He noted all Alaska oil would stay in the United States, rejecting swaps as politically untenable and emphasizing coal conversion goals to cut oil imports. He also commented on nuclear plant safety and personal relocation considerations.
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Hijack ends as leader is overpowered in midair
In a dramatic midair struggle over Kuwait, hijackers holding 27 passengers agreed to safe passage to South Yemen after a delay. A swift counterattack by Arban soldiers and PLO associates led to Saed being overpowered as the jet diverted toward Damascus. Officials say the gunmen are former Fatah members with a history in Beirut’s wartime posts. Washington reports drought aid from USDA for 35 states.
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Irvington senior advocate leads FRESH push in Hayward
Mrs. Hanify, longtime Irvington resident, chairs FRESH to aid seniors amid rising costs and limited services. She cites scarce dial-a-ride, understaffed senior programs, and barriers to housing, insurance, and end-of-life planning. Hanify plans retirement after expanding elder support.
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