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SHERMAN Tex UPI Freeyurell Jews Thernss buried yesterday after a leukemia death. Relatives recalled the boy’s brave battle as pallbearers carried a white casket in a service at Akers Cemetery. The family said he was kept drugged during his illness and that lie faced death with courage.
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Tex
UPI
Ciiching Tay
Tigers
Hepad
Darrian
Ther Vidal
Bia
Phinworth
Dad Saterday
Rm Harm
Hart
Watt
Akers Carrtery
Karr
Suspect Faces Area Charges In Serial Robberies
John Lee Spinelli a 33 year old suspect linked to the Santa Clara county bandit is charged with 13 robberies nine rapes and three kidnappings after an Oct 28 spree. Fremont victims included a Fashion Center over shop and a Hub maternity shop clerks were robbed but not raped. Police say a Milpitas Fotomat robbery and rape preceded the Fremont cases.
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Fremont
Santa Clara County
John Lee Spinelli
Daher
Milpitas
Richard Phillips
Spinelli
Badly burned boy improving after garage fire
Three year old Robert Palfreyman was treated at Ala Bates Hospital in Berkeley after a Monday garage fire at 4635 Reed Court caused $30,000 damage. The boy sustained severe burns to his feet and other areas but was reported improving. Fire investigators blamed fumes from a gasoline can reaching a gas water heater. Only Robert was injured. his family wept church members aided them.
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Jeffrey
Robert
Bus drivers stage sick-out stranding hundreds in Hayward
Hayward school bus drivers’ sick-out left about 1,000 students, including 200 from New Raven district, without service. Union officials said 19 of 20 district drivers were ill with flu like illness. a lone driver did night shifts to cover routes. New Haven youths were transported to Hayward schools by AC Transit buses yesterday.
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Gaeray
New Raven
Fremont
J.autschi
Ef International Union
New Haven
AC Transit
San Francisco DA vows crackdown on Muni crime
San Francisco District Attorney Joseph Freitas Jr. pled to charge all violent offenses on Municipal Railway with long sentences when possible. He urged Muni to lock purse snatchers and suspects in vehicles and radio for police help after a nurse was assaulted by juveniles during a wallet theft on a Hayes Street bus.
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San Francisco
UPI
Joseph Freitas Jr
Muni
Freitas
Hayes Street
Headache Cause Tied to Allergy Says Osteopath
In San Francisco Dr A TePoorten of Des Moines argues allergy is major headache source. He contrasts urban noise with whispers in a small African village where birds and pigs are the loudest sounds. He notes age and life expectancy differences and links city life to civilizational diseases.
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San Francisco
UPI
American Osteopathic Association
A. TePoorten
Des Moines
Iowa
TePoorten
East German powers revoke Biermann citizenship on tour
East Germany revoked Wolf Biermanns citizenship while he was on a West German tour. The poet musician, long resident in East Berlin, faced official charges of hostility to the state and breach of duties as a citizen. The ADN report notes his 1952 Hamburg origin and his return to the West in 1985.
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UPI
East Germany
Wolf Biermann
West Germany
ADN
Biermann
Hamburg
Apu
Progress in GM contract talks raises optimism
UPI reports GM and UAW negotiators see signs of narrowing issues and a potential path to settlement. Bluestone noted GM's responses to economic proposals and a growing list of resolved points while many major disputes remain unresolved. Ford and Chrysler activity also shapes the broader labor scene as unions vote on tentative pacts and potential strikes loom.
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No. 3 Auto ‘Company
Eger Victory
I Seaspeare Local Hat
Ster
Condemned man Gilmore near death after suicide attempt
Bruised by Seconal and other pills, 35 year old Gilmore lay in a coma in his Utah State Prison cell as doctors said his vital signs were stable. Miss Barrett, linked to the case, was in a Provo hospital comatose. Rumors of a death pact circulated as the man awaited execution and a pardons board meeting.
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Gilmore
United States
State Supreme Court
Calvin Rampton
State Pardons Board
Grant Christian
Utah State Prison
Salt Lake City
Miss Pare 2
Accey Gilmore
Howey
Springville
Provo
Utah
Miss Barrell
Miss Barrett
Deseret
Barrett
Livermore hearing panel formed to pressure valley project
Water board tightens control as Livermore officials press for action. The panel, led by Homer Hyde, Barbara Eastman, and G Norman Peterson, will hold hearings if delays persist, with funding debates raising political risk. Mayor Tirsell calls the matter uncomfortable.
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Livermore Council
James
Barbara Eastman
Homer Hyde
Louis P. Martini
Hyde
Ms. Eastman
G. Norman Peterson
Valley Waters
Livermore
Tirsell
Fremont Teens Dance at New Saturday Hours at Harlow's
Harlow's discotheque hosts weekend teen hours in Fremont after Mc Cullen spoke with students at Fremont High. About nine teens attended last Saturday in a dressy, supervised setting with a laser light show, no cover yet and a planned $1 charge later. Read more about student reactions from Kennedy and Irvington High, including Sanya Orlobic and Adrianna Covington who say the event keeps teens off the streets and gives them something to do on Saturday afternoons.
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Harlow's
McCullen
Fremont High School
Chip Thelen
McCulen
Sanya Orlobic
Morse
Kennedy High School
Sanya
Stacy
Sonya
Adrianna Covington
Andre Warren
Irvington High School
Adrianna
Harlow
Andre
Shana
Jennifer
Mission San Jose High School
Jenee
Trustees face tax election pay protest in district row
District trustees grapple with a tax raise, a pay hike controversy, and a student walkout tied to employee unrest. Negotiations continue after a new district offer of pay raises and medical-insurance changes, while unions plan a counter proposal as teachers and staff press for equity and timely implementation. The board meeting is set for 40775 Fremont Blvd.
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Peter Gavischi
Service Employes Internaional Union
SECU
Fremont council begins first reading on bingo law
Fremont city council approved the ordinance on a 4 4 vote to legalize bingo by year’s start. It sets rules for non profits and churches using owned or leased buildings with a $250 prize cap. Several officials argue the limit is too low and fees are debated.
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Fremont
Niles
Ambrose
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