Suite success for jail due
UPI reports St Louis sherif Raymond Percich criticized new court orders after a jail overflow. Officials consider using city hotels to house inmates awaiting trial, while hotel managers fear liability and public safety concerns. Percich vows to resume hearings in town locations.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Sherif
Raymond Percich
Parcich
Chese Park
Pancich
Bat Parcich
Deveri Town
Owwers
Eric B. Kaufman
Meyfour Hotel
Fatal motorcycle crashes shock Fremont area
Two fatal motorcycle accidents occurred within days in Fremont. Ronald Rodrigues, 26, died after his bike struck a traffic divider on Mission Boulevard and Driscoll Road. he was helmetless and reportedly traveling about 75 mph. Richard Ambrose, 26, died after being thrown from his motorcycle on Fremont Boulevard at Mon Ha Street. Both incidents prompted police to investigate helmet use and speed. In other news, two Atwell brothers, Ronald and Michael, were arrested in a separate burglary case linked to a residence on Hickory Way, while Gene Rudy Gonzales, 26, faces stabbing charges after a separate incident near a Fremont bar.
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Ronald Rodrigues
Cele
Roddrigues
Bannan Court
Washington Hospital
Fremont
Andrew A.andrade
Hickory Way
Riviera
Niles Blvd
Ronald D. Atwell
Michael L. Atwell
Andrade
Washington High School
Gene Rudy Gonzales
Gonzales
Oscar St
Scott M. Desfuisseau
Fremont Center
Irvington
Washington Hospial
Indian chief found guilty in marijuana case
In San Diego a Superior Court jury found David Elliot, chief of the Manzanita Indian Tribe, guilty of illegally possessing 380 pounds of dynasties and cultivating marijuana. His wife Judy Ann was convicted of cultivation. A ranger reported Elliot carrying marijuana plants on tribal land in July, leading deputies to discover blasting caps and primer cord on the reservation near Boulevard. Sentencing set for November 26. Both remained free on recognizance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Upt
Manzanita
Boulevard
Elliot
West Virginia anger over Nessen remark shocks rallying pride
A 15 word remark by Presidential Press Secretary Kon Nessen angered West Virginians who see it as diminishing the state's Almost Heaven theme during Ford’s Bilkins visit. Editors and reporters from West Liberty State College’s Trumpet criticised the quote and urged an apology, citing harm to state pride and potential political impact.
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West Liberty
W. Ya
UPI
Kon Nesgin
West
Deborah A. Colley
West Liberty State College
Trumpet
Crystal Allen
Cindy Nelson
Ron
Coscord
John Denver
ONG
Princess Visits Venezuela on Private Four Day Run
Princess Marginal England arrives in Caracas with Lord Snowden Lady Anne Tennant and aides for a four day private visit. She will be received by President Carlos Andres Perez and Venezuela’s First Lady at La Casona Presidential Residency luncheon.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Margin of
Stromboli Volcano Erupts For First Time Since 1971
Stromboli's 3080 foot volcanic cone erupted yesterday in its first display since 1971. Red hot cinders and lava flowed into the sea but officials say the island's 320 inhabitants and agriculture are safe. The alert followed decades of activity on the Tyrrhenian Sea island off Sicily.
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Isle OF Stromboli
Italy
UPL
Stromboli
Lhe Island
Soroles
Sicily
Ingrid Bergman
Huberty Reesachting
Antion
First dial a ride routes selected for Bay Area zones
AC officials announce initial dial a ride zones with a July startup target due to late delivery of small buses. Alan Bingham says bids, construction, and funding dictate timing while demand will guide additional zones and service scale. The AC Board meets November 24 at Newark City Hall to discuss the program.
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Alan Bingham
Damand
Serand
Bingham
Fremont-Newark
Niles
Fremont
Mission Boulevard
Niles Canyon
Newark
South County
Newark City Hall
Marilyn Blawie Wins Seat on Ohlone Board
Marilyn Blawie captures a seat on the Ohlone board amid a tight race. John Gomes, 9-year incumbent, trails with 2,972 votes. Incan Wolfe, a Hayward fireman, earns 2,972 and Ken Jackson Jr. 2,444. Voter turnout remains low across districts including Newark and Union City measures, with Fremont and Contempo Caleta issues shaping local results.
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John Gomes
Incan Wolfe
Hayward
Kenith Jackson Jr
Gomes
Borghi
ACWD
Seksa
Citizens Utilities Co
Siliitus
Akuneda Creek
Newark School District Board
Ed Johnson
Mike Carson
Frank Zielke
Cupxon
Alan Yeith
Union City
Hoyer Smidar Eliirman
Ritneh Yal
Gas station lobby blocks district on vapors rule
In San Francisco a crowded Bay Area Air Pollution Control District meeting failed to sway directors over the Jan 1 deadline for gas pumps to use new nozzles to limit hydrocarbon vapor emissions. Operators pressed for an extension and possible variance, while officials defended the rule and noted nozzle supply and holds by oil firms.
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San Francisco
Bay Area Air Pollution Control District Board of Directors
Bay Area
California Service Station Association
Jerry Britton
Pollition
D.J. Callaghan
Sam Chapman
Tom Bates
Alameda County
Bait
Martin Blinder
San Anselmo
Blinder
Drug suspect breaks arm during PCP arrest in Fremont
A 21 year old man, Michael C. Bleckert, suffered a broken left arm while resisting officers during a Fremont Boulevard arrest for possession of PCP. Officers Steve Loyd and Donald Watson restrained Bleckert, who did not notice the injury, and he was taken to Washington Hospital and then to Oakland County Hospital.
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Fremont
Fremont Boulevard
Leslie Drive
Steve Loyd
Donald Watson
Michael C. Bleckert
Bleckert
Tnd
Watson
Loyd
Arn Blockett
Benicia council votes on aerosol spray ban proposal
Benicia council debates an aerosol spray ban led by Director James Lemos with mixed support from county officials. Critics warn of punitive action and due process concerns while sponsors push for technical advisory committee review before any measure, noting Oregon and New York bans and statewide implications for Bay Area residents.
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James Lemos
Benicia
Chester Hillyard
Solano County
Martin Blinder
San Anselmo
Kenny
Kenny Pr
Plowright
Bates
Whey
Advi Committee
Congress
Oregon
State of
New York
The
Air Pollution Control Board
Eve Hee
Bay Area
ACWD and Citizens near $2 million split in talks
Negotiations between Alameda County Water District and Citizens Utilities Co end with the two sides about $2 million apart. Citizens values the Niles Decoto system at 4.3 million, down from 5.14 million. ACWD offers 2.5 million. Bond financing limits time, inflation noted, with a lease purchase proposed as possible but unlikely. Two parties plan to meet again in three weeks while appeal against county court valuation proceeds.
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Fremont
Alameda County Water District
Citizens Utilities Co
Citizens Utilities
Ishier Jacobson
Niles-Decoto
ACWD
Harry Brumbaugh
Water District
Braumbaugh
ACW
Brumbaugh
ACWL
Hraumbeugh
Deeoto System
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Stirl
Qurgster Motors
John J. Riccardo
House of Commons
London
Chryser
United Kingdom
Chrysler
Britain
Riccardo
Harold Wilson
Marilyn Blawie
Ohlone
Bob Benya
Bined Weibel
Inez Ross
Redd
Kedd
Paar
Maintai
Ferguson
Mg. Anderson
Sylvia Cornell
Maw Cornell
Atterson
Chan
Underwriters Laboratories
Ohio Pattern Works
Dover Corp
Glenn Moore
Ohio Pattern Work
Britton
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