Recovery outlook break for youth
Fremont reports Tim Sullivan, a high senior chute during horseplay, remains paralyzed from the chest down at Kaiser Hospital Redwood City. Doctors expect two neck vertebrae to fuse in a two to three month operation to allow sitting up. Father Robert Sullivan says Tim’s left arm and hand show some movement while supporters offer money, time, and prayers.
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Fremont
Tim Sullvan
Hhy Marckl Kennedy
Tim
Robert F. Sullivan
Stevenson Blvd
Kaiser Hospital
Redwood City
Shooting guests face trial in Fremont case
Richard D. Haycock and his wife Donna both 25 along with three men bound over to superior court for trial on charges of possession of restricted drugs and marijuana. James L. gibjespie 22 1208 Artokd Court Steven T Sam a Ma Escobar St and Joseph M Castrait 3 S51 Castro Lane charged with assault on Police Officer William Fulton who shot Haycock as officer entered the apartment at 4401 Central Ave during the Oct 2 incident.
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Fremont
Richard D. Haycock
Donna
Haycock
Superior Court Sealers I
Haycocks
James L. Gib
Jespie
Artokd Court
Steven T. Sam
Ma Escobar St
Joseph
M. M. Castrait
Castro Lane
Richard Haycock
Assuult
William Fulton
Fulton
Central Ave
Fremont home fire causes $10,000 damage
A mother in the Fremont area saw smoke from 4266 Stevenson Bld as flames engulfed the front room about 1 30 p m Firemen battled the blaze spreading to the kitchen bedroom baths and hallways causing $8,000 in structure damage and $2,000 in contents No one was home at the start. the cause remains undetermined per fire department spokesmen.
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Minister Dies During Sermon in Fremont Church
The Rev Willard Drayer 77 of Visalia collapsed and died Sunday night during an evening worship service at the Pentecostal Church of God 1921 Old Canyon Road Fremont He had just finished a hymn and was visiting friends in the area The Rev Mr Deaver was retired from active ministry.
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Fremont
Willard Drayer
Visalia
Pentecostal Church of God
Old Canyon Road
Mr. Drayer
Fremont Ares
John Bunch
Deaver
Fremont tragedy born from premonition death
A Fremont mother claimed a dream warned of her year old son James Slack death. The child died after apparently drowning in a bathtub with about six inches of water. The coroner investigates while the stepfather had purchased three cemetery plots after the nightmare. Washington Hospital staff tried 75 minutes to revive him after 3 p.m. Sunday.
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Virginia Savalgio
James P. Slack T
Washington Hospital
San Francisco Told Street Sales Violated Charter
The State Supreme Court ruled San Francisco sold city streets too cheaply, selling closed segments at half market value. The charter requires at least 50 to 90 percent of appraised value for non auction public property sales. The decision affects parcels next to Pacific Medical Center Shriner's Hospital St Mary's Hospital and ITT Continental Baking Co and sends cases back for price differential determination.
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San Francisco
UPL
State Supreme Court
Pacific Medical Center
Shriner’s Hospital
St. Mary's Hospital
ITT Continental Baking Co
High Court
San Francisco Superior Court
Cops plead innocent in beating case in Los Angeles
UPI reports Kolts and Newman, two Los Angeles police officers, faced a grand jury after an investigation into the beating of Lenate Foster, a U.S. Navy petty officer. The officers, identified as James Ray and Daken, were charged but released on own recognizance as the case progressed. Both officers had been relieved of duty without pay.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Kolts
Newman
Lenate U.S. Navy
Poster
Foster
James C. Ray
Daken
Vid
A. Newman
Izano
Jugs James
Brunk Found Dead In San Francisco Jail
Two men were arrested for drunkenness and held at Tevaval Poilos Station. One, Shelton Hz, 24, was found dead by Police Inspector Ken Manley while his companion James Chan, 23, remained in serious condition in hospital. Autopsy or recovery awaited to determine cause.
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San Francisco
UPI
Jo Dean
Tevaval Poilos Station
Henry Lasher
Shelton Hz
James Chan
Ken Manley
Chan
City council weighs value added financing for development
City planners discuss value added assessments to reduce housing costs and fund growth. Ruth and Associates revise Civic Center plan with smaller blocks and bridges over Lake Elizabeth extension. Street budget 1972 73 funds rail grade separation and boulevard widenings. Rezoning for 6 apartments, service station permit appeal near Holiday Inn.
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Oth Housing Co
Gen- Co
Sla
Gentry
Civic Center
Lake Elizabeth
Ruth
Ali
Mittelstadt
Civic Center Drive
We Police
Pole Lng
Elty Hat
Aavery
Stevenson Boulevard
Riilroad Tracks
Paseo Padre
Centerville
Fremont Bou'evard
Decolo Road
Nimitz Fresaway
Peralta
Bou'evard
Thornton Avenue
Driscol Rodit
Alice Street
Grimmer Bou'evard
Fremont
Irvington Avenue
Fremont Boulevard
Country Drive
Monroe ‘Avenue
Planning Commission
Mission Bowevard
Wallace Shot at Candidate Event Stuns Montgomery and Baltimore
Attorney suspects Bremer, a 5 foot 7 inch man of about 140 pounds, shot Wallace as he spoke to about 1,200 in Maryland. Bremer, restrained by crowd chaos, faced police after the attack. he had a long arrest record note and carried Wallace campaign items. Wallace survived surgery as hundreds gathered in prayer, while a Secret Service agent and bystander also sustained injuries.
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U.S
Bremer
Wallace
Justice Department
Baltimore
Nisco
Maryland
Michigan
Atnnapolis
James B. Allen
D-Ale
Gay
Allen
Milwaukee
Marshall
Washington
George
Jeff Glnnes
Laurel
Seung
Secret Service
Alabama
Thomas
Smith
Treasury
Eugene T. Rassides
Miwaukee
Demos Campaigns Halted in Ongoing Turmoil
In a continuing political upheaval, Democratic campaigns faced a halt as party leaders brace for new developments. Analysts cite logistical delays, fundraising strain, and mounting legal questions shaping the race. Local organizers scramble to adapt outreach and voter engagement under uncertain conditions.
Nixon extends protection to Kennedy and Chisholm
President Nixon offered protection arrangements to Sen Edward Kennedy and Rep Shirley Chisholm. Kennedy, from a family of assassinations, had not announced a presidential bid, yet received security. The move followed prior offers to Humphrey and McGovern amid Wallace primary hopes in key states.
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Nixon
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Nixon Aso
Shirley Chisholm
Dn.y
Humphey
Land
McGovern
Wallace
Wallace suspect arrested after governor appearance
Maryland State Police had issued an alert for a 220 pound man named Sloat driving a blue Cadizer. The car was later found along the Baltimore Beltway. Witnesses described the gunman near the crowd of about 120 during the governor's remarks. The governor left the platform amid exasperation and crowd pleas for handshakes.
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Maryland
Baltimore Beltway
Leith
Wedlace
Porge
Wallaes
Reclaimed sewage plan faces doubts from consultant
John H. Jeske of Jenks and Adamson engineers told the Union Sanitary District Board that technical and health uncertainties hinder serious consideration of wastewater reclamation to remove sewage from San Francisco Bay. He noted cheaper piloted water sources, limited grants, health concerns, and peak-flow disposal needs, while leaving open a regional “super sewer” option linked to Hayward Oro Loma and San Leandro plants.
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Fremont
San Francisco Bay
John H. Jeske
Jenks and
Adamson Engineers
Union Sanitary District Board of Directors
East Bay
Jenks
San Francisco Bay Area
Protec
Neers
USD
Haywand
Oro Loma Sanitary District
Sar
Leandro
Wasles
Oakland International Alert
Denks
Central Valley
Santa Clara Valley
Alameda County
Jenks and Kennedy Engineers
O Ne
UD Board
The
Bay Regional Water Quality Control Board
Daniel Murphy
USC
Regional Board
South County
Murphy
Union
Dace
Dumbarton bill clears hurdle with regional officials
The bill gains a hurdle thanks to support from Fremont Mayor Jack Pi mentel and City Manager Hill Zaner, with delegation members including Fremont Councilman Geoff rey Slee, Union City Councilmen Dick Diver and Mario Palvarosa, Leandra’s councilman, and Newark’s Jav ery Lewis and Robert Plowright, plus city managers Turnlund and Tong.
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Bill
Jack Pimentel
Fremont
Hill Zaner
Union City
Balentine
Geoffrey Slee
Dick Diver
Mario Palvarosa
An Leandra
Newark
Javcry Lewis
Robert Plowright
Richard Turnlund
Lant
Paul Tong
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Hayward
Thich
Considler City Beautiful Committee
George Wallace
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