Oakland Man Held After Central Soctal Mexicana Assault
Union City police held 21 year old Mana Plascensia of Oakland after a car struck her outside Central Soctal Mexicana at 3828 Alvarado Niles Road Sunday night. The driver was restrained by witnesses and the victim was treated at Washington Hospital for cuts and bruises.
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Oakland
Trias
Santa Rita County
Pleasantton
Ramo Navarro di
Mana Plascensia
Central
Soctal Mexicana
Alvarado-Niles Road
Miss Plascensia
Jewelry stolen from Fremont home and door forced
Fremont police investigate a burglary at 28 Canterbury Court where $1,900 in jewelry was taken from a bedroom. The thief accessed the house through a rear sliding glass door partially ajar. Stolen items include a $30 diamond necklace a $1.25 diamond ring and 8000 sapphire site.
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Fremont
Peni Copansky
Canterbury Court
Hoere
Kitchinama
Vandals Flood Fremont Stadium Field
Vandals broke a sprinkler head at Tak Fidenna Stadium flooding the north end of the field and damaged two electrical boxes with ripped transformers. Damage totaled 120 dollars. officials said the field was not seriously damaged.
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Fremont
Tak Fidenna Stadium
Tools Stolen From Fremont Garage In Break-In
Police report a break-in at a Fremont garage where a heavy collection of tools was removed. Entry appeared made by breaking the doorknob with heavy pliers. The incident was reported Sunday at 4 p.m. to local authorities.
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Fremont
Hieves
David Tervel
Newark Burglary Yields 3000 Cash Loss
A Newark resident reports a burglary at 26855 Suramuane St. Police say a burglar broke in by forcing the garage door hinges and stole $3.00 from a briefcase. Investigators seek leads on the intruder.
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Newark
Trentievin Lopes
Tod
Suramuane St
Jury Deliberates Five San Quentin Convicts Trial
A San Rafael jury is in a third day of deliberations over the 1971 escape plot at San Quentin that left three guards and three inmates dead. Foreman Cara Shipley leads the seven woman and four man panel as discussions continue on murder and conspiracy charges tied to George Jackson and others.
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George Jackson
Jackson
Navy grounds F14 jet fighters after gear bulkhead crack
The Navy grounded 30 FE jet fighters for tests after a landing gear bulkhead cracked more than expected. The 204 million jets remain the fleet’s most advanced, capable of tracking and destroying up to six targets. the failed transverse bulkhead between main landing gear assemblies was slated for replacement every 1000 flying hours at 250 carrier landings.
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Washington
UPL
Navy
Mary Slatermert
Woman sets herself on fire in despondent debt crisis
In Los Angeles, Dorothy Van Horn, 48, poured gasoline on herself and ignited her body in a despondent act. A Glendale officer, Gale Griesen, driving by, smothered the flames and summoned aid as Van Horn, staying with friends in Eagle Rock, was taken to County USC Medical Center. She reportedly said she did it because of debts and later spoke of unpayable burdens.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Woorothy van Horn
Eagle Rock
USC Medical Center
Glendale
Gale Griesen
Shy
Stassen Asks Delegates To Back Bid For GOP Nomination
Harold E. Stassen, seeking a sixth GOP presidential bid, sent a letter to convention delegates urging support. He urged uncommitted delegates to vote for him on the first ballot if possible and to back him on later ballots if their first choice fails. He argued he could unite the party and win in November.
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UPI
Harold E. Stassen
GOP
Stassen
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Kansas City
Hier
Stancon
Nizace
Jackie Kennedy at Moscow talks on Soviet U.S. art exchanges
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis met with Soviet officials and the Metropolitan Museum director in Moscow to discuss forthcoming Soviet American art exchanges. Talks focused on a Soviet culture exhibit to travel to the United States for display at the Met and the San Francisco va Young Museum under a five year exchange program.
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Jackie
Art
Moscow
UPI
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
New York
Metropolitan Museum
Art Yesterdday
U.S
United States
Metropolitac
San Francisca
Thomas Waving
Metropniltan
Center gets another chance tonight at youth center
A city report details the juvenile center's staffing, with a director, clerk, and three counselors plus eight volunteers, while referrals rely on police fire and schools. It notes no juvenile court referrals and cites high caseloads and limited services for most offenders.
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Ont
Lab test dangers cited from major laboratories probe
A congressional subcommittee cites widespread flaws in laboratory testing practices. Investigators flagged missing pre death observations, noting details stored on animal cage cards rather than permanent records. The probe covers Industrial Bio-Test and others, signaling potential unsafe products.
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FIA
Searle Laboratories
Hazleton Laboratories
Biometrics, Testing, Inc
Kennedy
Subcommittee
Unis
Schmidt
FBI and Local Officials Pursue Full Investigation into Kidnapping
In ongoing efforts, Attorney General Levi seeks facts to enable a full federal probe as FBI agents stay involved with Alameda County and state investigators. Evidence points to a quarry burial within the last year while ground tests aim to pinpoint timing.
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Th Ray
W.A. Waller and Associates
Palo Alto
Alameda
Sherif
Prince
Washington
D.C
Edward H. Levi
Ite
FBT
FBI
Wn FBI
Jisison
Statson
Levi
Lew Mike
Bates
FYI
Chowettiky
GM UAW begin contract talks amid optimism on avoidable strike
The UAW and General Motors started industry contract negotiations with hope of avoiding a strike. About 680,000 autoworkers under GM Ford Chrysler and American Motors face a September 14 deadline as talks focus on cost of living, benefits, and modernization. Leonard Woodcock and George Morris Jr. opened with cautious remarks and a pledge not to strike, while outlining demands for inflation protection, supplemental benefits funding, and shorter work hours to create jobs. Opening ceremonies were planned for Ford and later Chrysler and American Motors.
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General Motors Corp
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
Gat
UAW
George B. Morris Jr
Flint
Mich
Ante Company
Morris O
Leonard Woodcock
Jimmy Carter
Woodcock
Morris
Worfenck
Wandcark
Tiny
Cal State ad activists condemn anti-Gallo advertising threats
A CNPA resolution denounces anti Gallo wine advertising activists demanding free ad space in student newspapers. It cites threats against The Hornet at Sacramento State and other campuses, theft of thousands of copies, and bans on wine ads as intimidation against free campus press and open expression.
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UPI
California Newspaper Publishers Association
California Freedom of Information Committee
Glenn
Dumke
State University
California
CNPA
Gall
Sacramento State University
The
Hornet
Highlander
University of Califoria
Riverside
University of California At
Reagan aides dispute Post report on convention odds
Aide claims Reagan is over the top as Ford seeks every bound delegate. The Washington Post report cited private doubts about Reagan’s chances, while Laxalt and Reagan press allies push confidence that Reagan will win on the first ballot in Kansas City. Ford furthers outreach to New Jersey and New York delegates as the race narrows with 28 votes needed to capture the nomination.
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Rage
Agat
Raanrhin
Reagan
Washington Post
Ford
Heagan
Washington
Kansas City
Laxalt
Leost
Ronald Reagan
Carter
New Jersey
White House
New York
Ton Nessen
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Mississippi
Heaven
Lo Ford
White House Bathat
UIT
Kord
Amcommitted
Hoagan
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Bord
Toa
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