High school teacher linked to two armed robberies
Alan Ludwig, 32, a industrial oil feeder at High School, was arrested at his school on suspicion of two armed robberies in the San Fernando Valley area. Police say he matched a suspect description in the Walden's Book Store theft on May 23, 416 dollars, and a second robbery at Broadway Department Store 230 dollars two days later in Woodland Hills.
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Three nabbed in greenhouse marijuana bust
Police arrested Madona Marie Barr 43, Dallas J Marr 18, and Russell D Bracewell at 42767 Roberts Ave after discovering 103 marijuana plants thriving in a polyethylene greenhouse. Dallas Barr charged with possession of LSD. Five children ages 2 to 13 found in the house. Greenhouse reported seven feet high, eight feet long, four feet wide.
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Fremont hospital adopts rate changes in board action
Fremont Washington hospital directors on Wednesday approved a $225 million tax levy, reduced the tax rate to 21 cents per $100 of assessed value, with a projected rise in assessments. A $40,000 property would pay about 17.03 this year, rising to 15.60 next year under new counts. Room rates set with semi private options from 120 to 135 dollars daily.
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Fremont — Washington Hospital
Richard Warren
Woman recalls grabby biker on Seneca Park Avenue
A two year old woman riding a bicycle was grabbed from behind by a motorcycle rider on Seneca Park Avenue and nearby Grisamer Boulevard and Isle Royal Street. She clung to the handlebars as the rider attempted to pull her off, then rode away down Isle Royal. The victim could not describe the man but said the motorcycle was black and large.
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Mondale Plans California Swing Before Washington Return
Vice President Walter Mondale will visit California June 17 to 19 for Democratic events. He will deliver a foreign policy address in San Francisco on June 17, speak in Los Angeles for the Future Every Conference and attend a House Democratic Campaign Committee concert, then stop in Tucson and Kansas City for fundraising before returning to Washington.
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Turkish ambassador shot in Rome amid diplomat killings
Turkish Ambassador Taha Carim, 63, was mortally wounded in the courtyard of his Rome residence by a gunman in a dark suit. He died six hours after surgery in Rome, the fourth Turkish diplomat slain in two years. Witnesses described the assailant opening fire as Carim walked from his car to the entrance.
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Lightning strike kills Las Vegas girl riding in truck
Sidney Welch, 16, was struck on the head by lightning while riding in a pickup truck with friends near Gypsum Wash north of Las Vegas Bay and died instantly. Three youths rode in the truck bed and three in the cab. others were uninjured. Authorities cited no unusual circumstances and noted the outing celebrated the end of school.
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Gypsum
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Sikes
Dennis Weaver's wife injured in high speed crash
North Hollywood An auto chase ended with a crash injuring Geraldine Mae Weaver wife of actor Dennis Weaver star of McCloud She was taken to Riverside Hospital with neck and head pain and cuts She and her husband were reportedly apart during the chase and he was en route home from Nashville where he was taping Hee Haw. George Harrison and wife Paul Harrison divorce after more than two years apart filed in London court.
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Newark versus Union City over federal funds turmoil
Newark City Council laments losing 6.6 million in federal funds to Union City under the Public Works Employment Act. Officials credit or blame formulas and local politics for the split while outlining second round applications and a separate project to build a lakeside retaining wall.
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San Bruno
Amin hoax ends with secret meeting claim in Africa
Kampala radio said Ugandan President Amin denied a London visit and staged a hoax to hide a secret meeting with revolutionaries from Tanzania and Zambia. A supposed British spy was to be executed if found guilty, while Amin warned Britain and thanked France for aid in the deception.
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Reagan attacks Carter on political base and economy
Reagan accused Carter of steering toward the poor and unemployed to boost support and criticized his social experiments and economic missteps. He framed Democrats as mismanaging the economy and blamed the administration for a perceived poor business image and rising unemployment.
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Man bound over in boy death in Fremont case
Michael Ariano 28 bound over to superior court on murder charges in the death of 5 year old Melvin Grande after a preliminary municipal court hearing. Evidence included coroner Dr Loguyan findings and testimony that the boy was beaten with a tennis shoe. Ariano, living in San Gabriel, previously worked at a bar restaurant and a car salesman before moving to Fremont. He remains free on 30000 bond and is ordered to appear in superior court June 23.
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Test site dispute settles with new pact in Nevada
Mercury Nevada reports a dispute at a test site ended as a five year agreement. The contract includes wage revisions and a health boost during the first two years. Teamsters Local representatives ratified the pact, with maintenance and operations workers scoring gains in the deal.
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Holmes joins transit board in Fremont appointment
Joan Holmes, chair of Fremont planning commission, was named to the A C Transit board to fill Kimiko Fujii’s term. Her district spans Fremont Newark Hayward and nearby unincorporated areas. Term runs through 1978. Holmes owns Mission Deli Gourmet Cookware in Massinn San Jose and previously ran unsuccessfully for the Ohlone College board in 1973.
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Ohlone Callege Board of Teastess
Oil Well Trouble Shooter Cashes $6.6 Million
Paris reports Texas oil firm awarding Paul Red Adolr six and a half million for halting a deep blowout in the Marth Sea area. Company officials say production loss tops thirteen million with resumed output targeted July 2. Details given at a meeting of EN Aquitaine executives and other blowout managers.
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