Ohlone Sets Registration for Summer Sessions
Fremont opens registration for summer programs covering six and four week sessions and a weekly Saturday program. June 1 intake, with June 28 for the Saturday session, requires ACT test from the prior week. Eligible are recent high school graduates and community mentors over 18. call Chione College at 2657-7100 ext 200 for course details and prerequisites.
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Body found in creek identified
Alameda Creek body found Friday identified as Arthur Jackson 24 of Hayward. Coroner says stab wounds to the neck likely caused death. A fisherman found the body. Jackson’s friends turned in a steak knife found nearby. Jackson’s 1967 yellow Chevrolet was found near Joyland Park entrance. no arrests yet.
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Two Union City Residents Arrested on Drug Charges
Union City police arrested Walter Chang, 2%, and Rozana Velma Parker, 18, of the Medallion Green apartments yesterday morning. The two faced charges related to marijuana and other controlled substances. Parker was also wanted on separate charges with bail set at 5250 according to police.
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Fire causes substantial damage to Fremont home
A fire at 37764 Alta Court in Fremont caused about 52,000 in damage yesterday. The blaze, believed to originate near a child's bed, damaged carpets and other dividing areas before being extinguished. Ville Hatter, the homeowner, reported the incident and no injuries were listed.
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Jordanian chief to visit Soviet Union and Romania
King Hussein of Jordan will visit the Soviet Union and Romania next week for talks with government leaders. The visits aim to boost Jordan’s political drive in the Middle East conflict. After Moscow and Bucharest, he will host Arab leaders in Amman, including King Khaled of Saudi Arabia and others.
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Stones draw crowd of eighty thousand in Cleveland concert
More than 80,000 fans gathered at Cleveland Stadium for the Rolling Stones concert on Saturday, marking the largest audience yet on their three month U.S. tour. Fans began arriving Friday morning, with campouts and preconcert parties filling the stadium grounds.
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Australian crew aboard damaged container ship
An Australian crew remained with a damaged container ship in Long Beach harbor after an incident disrupted propulsion. Engines were started and the crew stayed aboard to monitor the vessel and assess cargo safety.
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Israelis strike Lebanon amid fierce firefight deaths
Israelis bomb Lebanon as four Arab guerrillas die near Ya'acov Mordechai's doorstep during a raid to reach the guerrillas. His wife Simba, infant son and others were wounded. A Palestine Liberation Organization statement condemns violence. Aircraft seen, Beirut reports of a Lebanese casualty.
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Automaker losses widen as May sales rebound in 1970s
Analysts warn the Big Three Ford Chrysler and General Motors face large third quarter red ink despite May and early June sales gains. Ford and Chrysler are seen posting substantial losses due to a shift to a new accounting method and strikes abroad with GM tipped for a mid range loss. Industry observers say recovery will come with higher costs and continued production adjustments.
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Accused hijacker back in America after Cuba release
Michael Lynn Hansen, 24, Fargo North Dakota, accused hijacker of a Western Airlines flight, says he is "tickled" to be back in the United States after more than three years detained in Cuba. He faces piracy charges with potential life imprisonment and was returned to U.S. custody under a bilateral agreement.
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Rockefeller defends halt to CIA probe
Rockefeller defends halting CIA probe amid claims of assassinations and hidden plots. He said no evidence ties the Kennedys to killings and noted many involved may be dead after five years. Goldwater agreed CIA actions would require presidential approval. officials disputed Rockefeller remarks.
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Brezhnev delays Ford meeting after summit plan
Moscow reports Brezhnev, 68, voting in nationwide local soviet elections and saying he will delay a meeting with President Ford until after the summit conference. He predicted the summit this month or next and noted broad turnout with little candidate choice and a high approval bias.
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Decoto bar owner Hazel Catalyzes change amid turmoil
Hazel, owner of a Decoto bar and part time baseball team helper, speaks of harassment, rising taxes, and neglected sewer and police needs. She calls for better communication, more support, and equal rights while balancing work, family, and independence. Local residents note tension with police and a sense of neglect in new developments.
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