Fremont Woman Burned When Car Hits Stopped Vehicle
A 54 year old Fremont woman suffered severe burns yesterday when her car collided with a vehicle stopped to aid a prior accident on the Nimos Freeway near Industrial Parks City at 2 25 a m Union City Reserve Police Officer Limberson Gerad 3 of Union City was in the other car and both cars caught fire The woman was treated and released at Eden Hospital and Limberson was treated for minor injuries.
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Frog Jump Winner Turly Locs Captures Calaveras Title
In Angels Camp California Turly Loc a frog living in a swamp for four days won the annual Calaveras County Frog Jump. Owned by Denny Malasie of Mountain View the creature leaped 17 feet 34 inches to take top honors. The event featured entries from Billfocdz Gustine and BH Proctor with David Offenheiser also placing among the top four.
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Calaveras County
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Gustine
BH Proctor
David Offenheiser
Soft drink strike talks dissolve in deadlock in Bay Area
Negotiations to end the Bay Area soft drink strike halted over weekend under federal mediator Gene Barry, with four locals rejecting proposed settlements. About 100 workers from 15 bottling firms have been out of work up to 32 months as talks stalled. Arbitrator Sam Kagel and the Food Employers Council plan to settle issues, while firms prepare to inform striking workers their jobs are available and lockouts ending.
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Upt
San Francisco Bay Area
Gene Barry
Sam Kagel
Food Employers Council, Inc
Walnut Creek
Bay Area
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Barry
Roller coaster derailment kills and injures in Bayreuth
A Bayreuth amusement park disaster left at least three dead and several injured when five roller coaster cars jumped the rails during a Sunday ride. Police said two cars passing overhead collided at the center of the figure eight, sending wagons off track and causing fatalities and injuries among passengers.
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Germany
Wallace condition remains stable after illness
George Wallace's temperature and condition remained stable as doctors reported higher than normal temperatures earlier last week averaged 99 degrees over the weekend and never exceeded 100 while he continued to drink fluids by mouth. The bulletin from Holy Cross Hospital noted no improvement in paralysis from the campaign incidents and did not mention changes in his overall status.
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Laurel
Major missing wife dies in Pacific plane crash
An Army major, Guy Kinsey of San Francisco, missing after an engine failure forced a Piper Cherokee crash near Monterey Bay, while his wife Theresa Ann Kinsey was killed. Coast Guard boats from Monterey and Moss Landing, a helicopter, and a SF Air Station Hercules aided the search, with two million candlepower flares used in the area.
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Monterey Bay
Moss Landing
Theresa Ann Kinsey
Saturn Airways pilots strike grounds domestic charters
Saturn Airways pilots walked off Sunday after contract talks failed. A Saturn spokesman said about 165 pilots were involved, though some flights remained due to aircraft already scheduled. The carrier, focused on domestic charters, could face wider disruption if the walkout spreads.
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Greyhound Strike Talks Hit Impasse in West
Federal mediators report little progress in negotiations between Greyhound and the union as talks stall across seven western states. The International Brotherhood of Teamsters threatens a Tuesday walkout that would idle about 700 workers including drivers and mechanics in California Oregon Washington Arizona Utah New Mexico Colorado and Wyoming.
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Pieta statue damaged by hammer attack in Vatican
A Hungarian emigrant calling himself the Messiah, Lalo Toth, attacked Michelangelo's Pieta in St. Peter's Basilica with a hammer. The Madonna’s arm, nose, eye, and veil suffered damage as Vatican guards detained him and authorities prepared to question him. Pope Pius VI visited the scene.
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Australia
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Jesus Christ
Francesco Vacchini
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Guarda
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Marchers Seek End to War Plan Amid Rally
March organizers led by David Heyburn and Kirschner urged action to end the war, backing McGovern over Chisholm, and invited Democrats to plan a November victory at Centerville High School. Speakers criticized Nixon and war policies, urged civic action and petition campaigns, with Peace groups coordinating letters and telegrams to officials.
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George McGovern
Centerville
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Val Bettencourt
Ohlone College
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Reyburn
Norman Labatte
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Fremont
Police hold two suspects in Parlier bar death case
Parslier investigators said Sunday two men were held as suspects after a two year old man was found dead in a Parlier bar. Fresno County Sherriff's investigators reported the arrests as part of the munter case.
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UPI
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Nixon Envisions Productive Talks at Moscow Summit
President and Kissinger voiced cautious optimism on rescue of a Soviet American treaty framework while seeking war and peace by restraint. A weekend arrival amid protests included minor clashes, a student banner incident, and police presence as Moscow hosted the summit.
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Sathurday
Lithuanian mobs clash with Soviets in Kaunas riots
In Kaunas last week thousands of youths clashed with Soviet security forces over political tensions. A 20-year-old Roman Catholic laborer, Roman Talanta, set himself ablaze and died. police and paratroopers fought rock throwers, with at least one policeman killed and many rioters arrested.
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Roman Talanta
Lithuania
Soviet Union
Hue defense falls back in central Viet Nam battles
Report from UPI correspondent Edward Bassett details Viet Cong pressure on Saigon area towns. Central Coast forces recaptured Salem base in Binh Dinh 240 miles north of Saigon amid scattered resistance. An Loc faced a stalled relief column and heavy bombardment with 122 Communist casualties reported.
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Memorial High decision looms on occupancy and budget
The district weighs keeping Memorial closed until October or opening in January under Newark High. Debate centers on funding a $293,000 deficit via tax increases or program cuts totaling about $912,000, with proposals including eliminating summer custodial help, cutting counselors, and removing transport and field trips while possibly opening Memorial as a junior high to relieve crowding.
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Memorial High
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Memorial
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