Copter crash kills two patrolmen near Spring district
A helicopter from San Jose, piloted by Enright with observer Adolphs Hernandez, crashed near Mission Boulevard between rail tracks in Fremont. Both men died. the craft had just been serviced. Fire crews cooled the wreck as witnesses described a steep dive and explosion near power towers but no service disruptions occurred.
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Life terms for two SLA soldiers in Oakland murder
UPI report says Marcus Foster superintendent, Joseph Remiro and Fussell Little were convicted of Foster's murder and the assault on Black, with life terms and six months to a year for attempted murder. Jurors called the verdicts “white fools” as defendants blamed police for political actions.
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Weather Outlook Says Mild Ahead With Seasonal Lows
Fair through tomorrow with highs in the Us and overnight lows in the 50s to 60s. Yesterday Fremont reported a high of 76 and a low of 56, reflecting typical spring conditions.
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Fremont
Deposed official surrenders on 11 felony charges
Alameda county case centers on ex finance chief Harold Asmat of Washington Union High School district. He faces 11 felonies including grand theft for electronic goods and cash misappropriation, with bail set at 20 000. Indicted eight months after firing for state education code violations. arraignment scheduled 9 30 am next day.
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Washington Union
Alarm rules drive Fremont schools insurance costs up
Fremont school district faces at least a 51 000 annual premium increase to 2-year total as public bids push the cost up 3 percent from 143 137. Levinson Brothers won the bid but the switch requires alarms in buildings over 100 000 by 1975 76. failure could cancel coverage with deductibles rising to 50 000. United Pacific Insurance raised deductibles to 50 000 and bid 266 422, an 86 percent jump, while alarms pledge was not met. Public bidding followed trustee Gloria Carr’s push and board committee support.
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Union City
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Whitles
Gloria Carr
Explosion at Alameda BIA Office Shakes Region
A report notes a terrorist bomb blast heavily damaging the federal Bureau of Indian Affairs regional office in Alameda. The incident is documented on page 21 with sparse details and no listed casualties.
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Federal Bureau of Indian Affairs
Alameda
California housing loan bill signed into law by Brown
Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr signs a bill authorizing up to 850 million dollars in housing loans each year, aiding more than 10,000 Californians. The American Civil Liberties Union accuses federal agencies including the FBI and San Diego Palbe eta ira aetna Peter r of rights concerns related to the measure.
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Mormon Church Leaders Open Final Worldwide June Conference
Report states leaders denounce casual sex and strict gender roles as the Mormon Church begins its final worldwide June Conference. Page 9 notes the tone of the opening session and the emphasis on adherence to traditional sexual norms.
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Russian Army Deploys New Tank Claiming 90 Percent Hit
The magazine International Defense Review reports a powerful new Soviet tank deployment inside the Soviet Union. It claims the tank's gun achieves a 90 percent hit rate, suggesting a significant advance in armor and firepower.
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International Defense Review
Newark school board to appeal deGroat ruling
The Newark school board plans to appeal a superior court decision that blocked the hiring of Ray deGroat at Newark High School. Board President Elwood Ballard confirmed the appeal, and attorney William Johnston said the action will be filed with the California Court of Appeal in San Francisco.
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Gelfers Hurt by Lightning During Outdoor Event
Lightning struck five people including ten Deyee trea Hesrd and Gelfers at a local gathering in GAK BROOK. No one required treatment according to officials. a brief report notes the incident occurred overnight with only minor injuries reported.
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