Beer drinking world record claimed in Indianapolis event
Indianapolis, UP I news: Bill Hazel, 30, 210 pounds, downed six beers in 47.2 seconds at a 40 hour telethon for St Jude's Hospital. Guinness does not list beer speed records. Milwaukee claim alleged unofficial marks in the same period.
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Indianapolis
Ind
UPI
Bill Hazel
Hazel
St. Jude's Children’s Hospital
Milwaukee
Haral
Harel
Fremont Man Arrested On Drug Possession Charge
A 22 year old man was arrested in Fremont on a charge of possession of dangerous drugs for sale. He was found asleep in a car on Mission Boulevard near Walnut Street with a 1 year old girl inside. Officers found 700 anginolamine pills and beer cans in the vehicle.
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Fremont
Sandsea
Tullie
Richard Humgantner
Mission Boulevard
Lifeguard credited with saving Oakland man at park pool
Hidden Valley Park lifeguard Lloyd Pyzer pulled 49 year old Oakland man Woodrow Hobinson from the pool bottom around 1 30 PM Sunday. Hobinson was turning blue before rescue and was taken to Kaiser Permanente Hayward in ground condition.
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Fremont
Hidden Valley Park
Lloyd Pyzer
Woodrow W. Hobinson
Tobinson
Pyzer
Kaiser Ahqutal
Hayward
Burglary Strikes MHED Con traction Yard on Warm Springs
Police report a weekend burglary at MHED Con traction yard on Warm Springs Boulevard. FHEMONT welding equipment and power tools valued at 1455 dollars were stolen. Investigators say a truck or wagon was needed to haul the loot after entry was gained by cutting wire fences and locks.
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Warm Springs Boulevard
Prilice
Two Bank Robberies Reported At Fresno Centers
Fresno banks were robbed in separate incidents Monday. Chy Highbour, 26, of Fresoo, was captured after staff and private citizens pursued him near the Bank of America at Manchester Shopping Center. recovered money from the teller. A second robber escaped with under $5,000 from the Palm and Shaw branch after presenting a note and showing a pretend weapon. FBI described the suspect as about 25, slender, in shirt and slacks.
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Chy Highbour
Fresoo
Bank of America
Manchester
Sears
Secunty Pacific National Bank
Palm and Shaw
FII
FBI
Angolan fighting tightens as Portugal plans pullout
Reports from Luanda and Malanje describe pitched battles between rival independence factions IMLPA and FSLA as Portugal dispatches reinforcements ahead of a November withdrawal. Hundreds have been reported killed in two weeks of fighting and mobs protest outside government offices.
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Luanda
Angola
UET
Portugal
Angolan Liberation Movement
IMLPA
Angolan Liberation Front
Blue box suit filed against publishing company
Pacific Tel Company filed a $100,000 lawsuit Monday against 73 Inc of Peterborough New Hampshire for an article in Amateur Hasho 73 detailing an electronic device called a blue box used to defraud telecommunication services. The suit claims the piece provided detailed construction information enabling charge evasion and hidden message destinations.
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Angeles
Upd
Pacific Tel Company
Ao Publishing Company
New Hampshire
My Bell
73, Inc
Peterborough
Spenser Whipple Jr
Pacific Telephone
Fire scorches 400 acres in Sequia National Forest watershed
Springville area battles first forest fire of the summer burning over 400 acres of grazing land and watershed within Sequoia National Forest near White Mules east of Springfield. The blaze threatened the Southern California Edison water system serving about 1,000 local families. The fire began shortly before noon and by evening about one third was contained as around 200 men fought the flames in 90 degree heat.
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Springville
Upl
Ares
Sumer
Sequia National Forest
Springfield
Southern California
Filison Co
Los Angeles Times Raises Daily Price by Five Cents
The Los Angeles Times will raise the price of the daily street edition by five cents to 15 cents starting June 30. The Saturday edition remains 40 cents and home delivery monthly price unchanged. A spokesman cited a rise in newsprint costs and production expenses as the reason.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Los Angeles Times
Fire at Seminole jail kills at least 11 inmates
A blaze sparked by an inmate at the Seminole County jail in Sanford Florida killed at least 11 people and left many others hospitalized. Officials said the fire began when a second floor hospital cell inmate set his mattress ablaze, with smoke hindering rescues as deputies and firefighters worked to evacuate 68 inmates.
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Dozons
Sanford
Fla
Robert Besserer
Seminole Memorial Hospital
Bob Wade
Florida Hospital North
Orlando
Seminole Hospital
Duane Harrell
Seminole
Foor
Teo
Ofticlals
Counies
AML
Ford aides weigh CIA probe fallout at news conference
President Ford defended White House handling of the Rockefeller Commission material and said he will hand over CIA inquiry documents to the attorney general. He noted inflation decline and optimistic economic prospects for 1976 while confirming plans to publish key materials in due course.
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Dominican Republic
Patrice Umba
Congo
Francis Duvalier
Tisiti
Fidel Castro
Ford
Leonid Brezheev
Proses
United States
South Korea
North
CIA
White House
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller Commission
Suspected SLA links emerge in Foster assassination details
Witnesses describe smoke and gunfire at the school as two crouching figures fired on Foster. Investigators say Foster sought federal anti crime funds for school security, and testimony ties a confession to Merry and others while defense argues lack of direct SLA involvement and notes of black fleeing witnesses.
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Page
Blackburn
SLA
San Francisco Hay Area
Foster
Jensen
Remiro
Little
Rudolph Henderson
Rudy
Berkeley
Miss Merry
Willie Wolfe
Donald “Cinque” Defreeze
Los Angeles
Henderson
Man claims order of Marcus Foster death in court remark
The defendant testified at the California Medical Facility hearings that he ordered Marcus Foster killed. He admitted to ordering Foster's death and stated he should have been seated during the proceedings as testimony began to touch the SLA.
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California
Jack Cultural Association
SLA
Jefferson
Foster
Marcus Foster
Little
Hemim
Priest is Shot Dead After Sermon on Funeral Costs
In San Vicente de Chucuri Colombia a Catholic priest Father Carlos J. Bernal 28 was killed at his home by mortician Pablo Emilio Aguilar after Bernal condemned high burial charges. Police detained Aguilar to avert a lynch mob and dispersed townsfolk by banning alcohol sales. The killing occurred around noon as Bernal lunching. Aguilar reportedly drunk and under guard at military barracks. San Vicente de Chucuri lies about 30 miles from Bucaramanga in Santander department.
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San Vicente DE Chucuri
Colombia
UPI
Carlos J. Bernal
Pablo Emilio Aguilar
Bemal
Aguilar
Thayeid Aguilar
San Vicente da Chucuri
Bucaramanga
Gather Colambia Department
Santander
Citizens Utilities suit resumes in Alameda court
After a four month delay the condemnation suit against Citizens Utilities Co resumes in Alameda County Superior Court Judge John Sparrow presiding. Fifteen jurors were rejected. twelve chosen will decide the value of Citizens water facilities in Niles and Decoto. The ACWD seeks to buy out the private water company financed by a $225 million bond issue approved in November 1971.
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Alameda County
ACWD
Citizens Uciliities
Wihe
Rhodes
Fremont school board to hold two public hearings
Fremont residents may speak on overspending the adopted budget by about 1.0 million to cover this month’s payroll, and Alameda County Board of Education will hear whether voters should decide on abolishing two trustee seats and changing trustee elections. The hearings are set for tomorrow at 7:30 pm at American High School and Thursday at 8:00 pm in the district auditorium.
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Fremont
Fremont Board of Education
American High School
Alameda County Board of Education
Tao
Redd
Oil producers seek new pricing system using SDRs
At a three day OPEC meeting in Libreville Gabon ministers discussed abandoning dollar pricing for oil and using the IMF created special drawing rights as the base. They warned prices would rise modestly when the current price freeze ends and cited inflation and dollar weakness as drivers of change.
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Gabon
UPI
Iranian National Bank
Yeganeh
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Oll
OPEC
Egarety
International Monetary Fund
Yegand
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
Ford Administration
Philco-Ford TV shock hazard recall and other agency actions
The Consumer Product Safety Commission said about 11 000 Philco-Ford nine inch portable TVs with model numbers HSOF BRPOF WIVF and NTIS sold between May 21 and Aug 1 1974 carried a shock hazard from electric current leakage. The firm corrected defects in 14 000 units and new corrections were approved. Also recalled were International Playtex disposable baby bottles due to choking risk from the liner. The commission debated jurisdiction over Pam spray and considered actions on aerosol sprays.
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Washington
UPI
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Korvettes
Barbara Franklin
Cassis
International Playtex Corp
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