Eight Children Lost to Doctor’s Advice, Hunt Family Story
Hesperia dispatch details Jennie Hunt who ignored medical guidance eight times, resulting in 167 descendants, with most living nearby in Hesperia. Mrs. Hunt recalls lost chances and the desire to meet more great grandchildren. three grandchildren expect babies this summer and another great grandchild due in December.
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Police interrupt attack. Fremont arrest in assault case
Miles resident reports screaming call police late Tuesday and two officers stopped an attack at 173 Sycamont St. Vincent J. Carrera, 28, of Sycamore address, was arrested on kidnap and assault with intent to commit rape. Bail set at 0,000. Victim's eye damage noted by Officer Reingtta.
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Conservationist William Bronson Dies at 49 in California
Sacramento reports the death of William K. Bronson a noted conservationist author and editor who warned over a decade ago about unchecked use of California's natural resources He died Tuesday after a lengthy illness at a hospital Bronson edited Cry California for California Tomorrow from 196? to 1971 and urged protecting Napa Valley prime grape lands from urban sprawl He also warned that noise pollution could be as destructive as air pollution and quipped about California's role in the age of mass affluence.
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Pat Nixon regains use after stroke at Long Beach hospital
Pat Nixon, 64, has regained full range of motion in the left side after a stroke on July 7 at the San Clemente estate. Dr. Bernard J. Michela of Long Beach Memorial Hospital said her movement is weakened but present as therapy continues under his direction.
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AC Transit adopts new ward boundaries in district realignment
AC Transit District directors approved a redistricting shifting President Kimi Fujii's ward to include Fremont and Newark, areas previously unrepresented. The move, driven by population, adds Elon–like changes, adjusting district populations from 214,935 to 224,522 for Bettencourt and enlarging Fujii's Hayward area while excluding Alameda. Fremont and Newark gain representation ahead of November elections.
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Scaled-down Ohlone PE project wins approval
Ohlone College approved a scaled-down outdoor physical education facility in Fremont after cutting costs from 441090 to 246500 by removing handball courts and a track. The plan adds basketball volleyball and badminton areas a large turf field and six tennis courts with two extra courts built later at full college expense.
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Fremont Chamber Recommends Scrapping Dial-a-Ride Plan
Fremont chamber members urged ending the dial-a-ride home pickup program. Directors backed a motion to fund AC Transit from passenger fares, federal aid, and a 3 cent property tax, arguing transit cannot support dial-a-ride and to scale down its plans.
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Carter draws high marks on religious beliefs honesty
UPI reports at the Democratic National Convention found Carter rated highly on religion, honesty, and regional origins. Delegates said Kennedy proved a Catholic can win, Carter’s Southern roots seen as an asset for unity and broad appeal nationwide amid the campaign into November.
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Carter Wins Democratic Nomination At Madison Square Garden
Jimmy Carter secures the Democratic nomination at Madison Square Garden with delegates and dignitaries in attendance. Udall and Brown briefly challenge, Muskie Mondale and others discussed as potential running mates while Carter narrows his choice. The crowd includes Kennedys and Ethel and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis as Carter’s campaign unity effort unfolds.
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Fremont massage parlor owner arrested on grand theft suspicions
Fremont massage parlor owner Miles Merlyn Cass aged 37 and his wife Gwendolyn Moore were arrested at 1 10 a.m. in a pickup near a Do It Yourself Center after deputies found 19 sheets of plywood from Angela Lumber Yard and hashish in the truck.
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Robber in St Louis shoots self after 3 hour standoff
A would-be robber held seven people hostage in the Chatter Bar for three hours before calling for help and, after poor negotiations, shot himself in the temple. The robber, who gave only the name Alvin, tearfully confessed he acted for the money. Police offered to move him to a hospital and help him, but he insisted on staying inside and dying rather than going to jail. The owner and his wife were released during the siege after authorities intervened.
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Pacific Telephone Cuts 411 Calls by Quarter
Pacific Telephone Company reports its new directory Assistance Recordings cut 411 calls by about 25 percent since installation on May 1. Lyle Garcia, city manager for the Fever Ren Gn City free, notes overall impact and a reduced need for 154 operators in San Francisco and the East Bay. Wariness remains as callers wait a bit longer for assistance while systems direct fewer numbers.
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