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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1976
Page
5
A month old infant Hirawn from a crashing car into Interstate 1H, landing between two trucks as they passed. Maurice Rose of Waterbury reported the child in good condition at a hospital. His mother Shirley Rose, 18, remained in guarded condition from injuries in the Saturday crash near Middlebury Connecticut.
Two men were injured when a motorcycle and sidecar overturned on Santa Maria Drive near Sam Andreas Drive in Union City. John Fitspatrick, 20, reported in critical condition at St. Rose Hospital in Hayward. Levi Nabors, 22, in satisfactory condition with suspected internal injuries. The crash occurred shortly after 9 p.m. near Santa Maria and San Andreas.
Police say Linda Volz a 27 year old Fremont bartender was struck in the face and abdomen by a male customer during a dispute outside the Cabbage Patch 3801 Fremont Blvd She was found unconscious on the sidewalk Karl Hartwell 25 of Union City was arrested on assault suspicion after claiming he was slugged with a bar stool and was treated at Washington Hospital before booking
Police report a theft from a car on Mission Boulevard where a medical bag and supplies valued at 1250 dollars were taken. The incident was reported by Paul Steier at 8:30 a.m. yesterday after he found a break in his vehicle.
Fremont police report a theft of the 400 dollar four speed transmission and a 50 dollar drive shaft from Michael Goletta’s parked car at 35 Pennsylvania Street. The incident occurred within the past two weeks.
Police search for two armed men who demanded cash at Pau's Union 76 station on Mission Boulevard. They fled on foot toward Second Street after presenting a long barreled revolver. Suspect one is 22 to 28, six feet, brown hair. Suspect two is 5'9, shoulder-length hair. Both described as Caucasian.
Union City police report a man was robbed of 70 dollars yesterday by two Latin males who locked him in the park restroom at 1 30 p m The victim, whose name was not released, described one suspect as 6 feet tall 170 180 pounds with a dark blue coat and short black hair The second suspect stood about 5 11 or 6 feet with a beard and mustache and wore dark clothing
Police report a theft from Jobin Perry of 3506 Woodbridge Place. Items valued over $2.00 were taken from a pickup truck in Fleming Foods lot on Stewart Avenue near the guards’ office. A coat hanger was found at the scene. missing items include a $40 CB radio, $380 fishing gear, a camel and other property.
Johns Hopkins researchers announce the Basic Protein Assay a test to gauge multiple sclerosis progression. The test cannot diagnose MS or predict onset but may help evaluate preventative measures and guide treatment. Dr Steven R Cohen of Johns Hopkins neurology comments on its potential use.
An East Bay Regional Park District helicopter aided in rescuing an injured motorcyclist off Calaveras Road in Sunol. Denise DeMotte, 17, of Union City, was listed in serious condition at St. Rose Hospital, Hayward, with head injuries.
Negotiators for Westinghouse Electric and three unions pressed toward a midnight deadline to avert a strike by 44,000 workers. Gov. Carey urged arbitration to resolve the New York hospital workers walkout affecting 57 facilities. Back in Detroit area, 4,400 United Auto Workers voted to end a strike at a Chrysler engine plant, while 2,600 International Chemical Workers Union members prepared to return to four Lever Brothers plants. Westinghouse locals in Baltimore Los Angeles St Louis and Edgewater ended a 2 week walkout as talks stalled. A union spokesman said the latest offer falls short of a General Electric settlement, with no progress reported Sunday.
A sequence of two strong quakes near the Panama Colombia border, about 150 miles southeast of Panama City, registered up to 7.1 on the Richter scale. No deaths or damage were reported in Panama City while radio programs continued and guards issued no statements.
UPI reports the United States embassy began arranging to recover the body of Daniel Gearhart, an American Vietnam veteran executed in Angola alongside three British mercenaries. Senator Mathias said contact with Taanda was made at Gearhart’s widow’s request, with a burial plan pending eight days for family transfer. Local Angolan official says unclaimed bodies will be buried.
On a delayed day off aboard the Salyut space station, Cosmonauts Col Boris Volynov and Lt Col Vitaly Zholobov carried out exercises and medical checks, reported by Tass. They prepared scientific equipment, calibrated a spectrograph, and requested music and family messages as they adapt to life in orbit.
In Alameda County talks between 2,400 hospital clerical and social service workers and officials, State Conciliator John McCarthy announced some progress as direct talks continued. The union had demanded a 7.6 percent wage hike, but leaders began to back down to six percent.
San Francisco UPI negotiators for the Teamsters Union and 28 canning firms met for hours without reaching an agreement on a new contract for about 60 000 workers. A return to bargaining was planned. the union said it would cut money demands to avert a strike, while the canners denied such a proposal. The old contract expired June 3 but was extended pending talks. growers warned a strike would devastate summer tomato crops.
Officer James Silva said a hammer wielding man attacked him after a minor traffic accident. Silva fell, drew his revolver and shot the assailant, 34 year old Wale C Palmer, who died at a hospital. The helmet and vest prevented serious injury. Police seek motive.
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