Livermore Girl Wins Alameda County Maid Crown
Pleasanton Brenda Sue Halcomb named Maid of Alameda County at Alameda County Fair opening night. Runner up is Sharon Rasmussen, 17, Maid of Dublin, a Dublin High School graduate planning to study speech drama at Chabot College.
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Sharon Rasmussen
Dublin High School
Chabot College
Miss Halcomb
Granada High School
Maid of Alameda
Charry Calpestri
Alameda High School
Prospect
San Francisco State College
Sherry Redmond
Maid
Castro Valley
California State College
Hayward
Maurie Nunes
Tennyson High School
Sue Bertheide
Newark
Susan Smith
Livermore
Brenda Sue Malcomb
Alameda County
Teft
Livermore Valley
Venus Surface Compared To Deep Ocean By Soviet Scientist
Soviet scientist Mikhail Marov, speaking at a space research conference, compared Venus exploration to probing Earth’s deep ocean and described the Venera 7 mission. He noted Venus surface pressure about 90 times Earth sea level, temperatures near 900 degrees Fahrenheit, and that instruments operated about 23 minutes after landing.
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Seattle
Wash
UPIJ
Venus
Earth
Mikhail Y. Marov
Marvy
Committee On Space Research
Marcy
Newton trial to begin today in Oakland
Huey P. Newton faces a second trial for the fatal shooting of an Oakland police officer after a prior 1968 verdict of voluntary manslaughter with acquittal on assault. Newton, free on 50 000 bail, had served part of a two to four year term and sought a new trial due to alleged improper jury instructions. The gunfight occurred during a routine police check, Newton was wounded and later arrested.
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Oakland
Calif
UPI
Black Panther
Huey P. Newton
Newton
John Frey
State District Court of Appeal
Panther
Eldridge Cleaver
California Men’s Colony
San Luis Obispo
State Supreme Court
Tunnel disaster recovery ends as 17 bodies pulled from Calif job
SYLMAR Calif Sunday marked formal investigation into the worst tunnel disaster in state history as the last of 17 victims from a five- mile long water project tunnel were recovered. Of 18 workers, only one survived methane blast. Recovery faced heat smoke and danger of further blasts. Federal and state agencies gathered evidence as 7 bodies were found Thursday and Friday and 10 on Saturday.
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Sylmar
Calif
UPI
California
Lockheed Shipbuilding and Construction Co
Metropolitan Water District
Husband held in wife's shooting in Niles Canyon
Fremont police arrested Huey Phillip Addison after a Newport East Palo Alto woman, Jessie May Addison, was shot in the jaw while driving along Niles Canyon near the Spot picnic ground. Investigators doubt his sleeping-on-the-scene account as no bullet holes were found in the car and Mrs Addison bore powder burns. A .22 pistol and shells were recovered from the vehicle.
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Addison
Mexican investigation link sought in Yuba City deaths
Mexican authorities reportedly probe a possible link between the Yuba City double slayings and murders in Guadalajara. Sutter County officials seek Mexican aid after finding five bullfight tickets tied to Juan V. Corona, a farm labor contractor, and a ledger with murder victims. Corona remains hospitalized with chest pains, doctors noting a possible stress related episode.
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Yuba City
Calif
UPI
Guadalajara
Sacramento Bee
Sutter County
Juan V. Corona
The
Bee
Feather River
Corona
Autlan
Mexico
Bue
Public Defender
Sutter County General Hospital
Thomas Leavenworth
Juan Corona
Black medical leader criticizes Reagan over ghetto health needs
Dr Julius W Hill president of the Golden State Medical Association accused Gov Ronald Reagan and his advisers of ignorance about medical needs of the ghetto. He said doctors who treat poor people have little voice in state government after the association met at the San Francisco airport over the weekend.
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San Francisco
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Julius W. Hill
Golden State Medical Association
Hill
Activist linked to Pentagon papers distribution
Time magazine reports antiwar activist left may have helped deliver parts of the Pentagon papers to several major newspapers. The article details delivery schemes to The New York Times Washington Post Boston Globe Los Angeles Times Knight newspapers St Louis Post Dispatch Chicago Sun-Times and others.
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New York
UPI
Time Magazine
Time
FBI
Media
New York Times
Washington Post
Boston Globe
Los Angeles Times
Knight Newspapers
St. Louis Pys
Dispatch
Chicago Sun-Times
Tine
Knight
Knight Chain
Washington
Robert Boyd
Boyd
Pentagon Report
Pentagon
Seven survive plane crash at Shelter Cove airstrip
Witnesses say a small plane clipped a sewage plant on final approach at Shelter Cove and plunged into the Pacific about 160 yards offshore. The wreckage stayed afloat 30 minutes as survivors were rescued by a Coast Guard cutter and airlifted to a Arcata hospital. The FAA notes the flight was bound for San Jose and then Los Angeles. Shelter Cove, opened in 1965, was described as a recreational area with thousands of acres along the coast and a remote landing strip to attract buyers and real estate agents.
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Shelter Cove
Pacific
Coast Guard
Arcata
Eureka
Federal Aviation Administration
San Jose
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
Ellsberg Arrest Warrant in California Manhunt
Ellsberg remained hidden after a warrant was issued Friday and announced by the Justice Department. The complaint accuses him of possessing secretly bound copies of a 1945 1987 Vietnam relations report, mostly classified top secret. The case, filed in Los Angeles, carries up to ten years in prison and a ten thousand dollar fine.
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Ellsberg
West Coast
Justice Deriment
Washington
Santa Monica
Calif
Defense Department
New York Times
CBS
United States
Justice Department
Rand Corp
Carol
Elisberg
All-Star Show and Fair Schedule Highlights
At the Alameda County fair a jammed day features livestock judging in the Livestock Area at 10 AM, Vocational Educational Olympics, welding and automotive contests, and various art demonstrations. An all-star professional show runs in the Court of 4 Seasons with Gaylord and Holiday, Freeman Love, and Jack Fisher’s orchestra, followed by a drawing for awards presented by Coca Cola and Foley Burke Carnival.
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Home Arts
Rudi Berg
Lawn Areea
China
Herma
Gaylord and
Haliday
Freeman Love
Ron Heam
Stephanie
Maline
Jack Fisher
Ben—Bear
Petting Zoo
Baw
Rudi Beery
Lawn Area
Alameda Community Hour
Court of 4
Gaylord
Holiday
Coca Cola
Foley and
Burke
Alameda County
Fremont woman aided prisoners during wartime and pursued education
Mrs. Fajardo, notable for aiding captives near Capas during the World War I era, after studying at the University of the Philippines, earned a Fulbright scholarship and a economics master's at the University of Oklahoma. She later taught in San Francisco and moved to Fremont, seeking service with the International Teaching Corps through NEA.
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Lunar
Bataan
Capas Esr Bulan
University of Oklahoma
Philippines
Rare prairie falcons fall prey to persistent thieves
Birds face nest robbery by untrained individuals harming recovery. Experts note nest thefts disturb habitats, risking renesting and survival as California prairie falcons remain rare in the coast region. Park plans to sublease hill land for access clash with livestock concerns and park authority.
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Elliott
Sunn Park
California
Howard Cogswell
California State College
Hayward
Bay Area
North America
Canada
Baja California
Richard Angel
East Bay Regional Park
San Francisco Water Department
Department
Park District
Hulet Hornbeck
Davilla and Fields
Water Department
Fish and Game
San Francisco Public Utilities Commission
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Teja
the Bee
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Viet Papers
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Newark Community Hour
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Fremonter
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