Danish Gym Team to Perform at Ohlone College
The Danish Gym Team will perform at Epler Gymnasium in Fremont at 8 p.m. tomorrow, showcasing artistic tumbling and bath dances in native dress. An afternoon clinic for gymnastic students runs at 3 p.m., with admission $1 for adults and 50 cents for students with a ID. tickets are sold at Fremont Hub Book Mark and the college bookstore.
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Ohlone College
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U.S
Fremont-Newark
Freimont
Mason cited for stolen goods in Fremont case
Roderick Les Emerson 44 charged with possession of stolen goods after police found items stolen in Pleasanton in his home. The burglary report listed 4430 worth of gear on Aug 30, with youths later implicated in the crime. Items included stereo equipment cameras a torque wrench calculator shotgun and a CB radio. Court date for Emerson to be set Monday.
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Measanton
Emerson
Keerson
Man arraigned in kidnap after forcing woman to drive him
Cory W. Haines, 26, was arraigned in municipal court on a kidnap charge after allegedly forcing a 3 year old woman to drive him from Premont to Newark and back to a phone booth then to a second house. He jumped out near Thornton Avenue leaving the driver unharmed. Newark police turned him over to Fremont officers who sent him for a 72 hour psychiatric evaluation.
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Fairmont Hospital
Expected Thanksgiving holiday toll on highways
The National Safety Council estimates 450 to 560 highway deaths and 20,000 to 24,000 disabling injuries over the four day Thanksgiving weekend. It says about 53 deaths and 23,100 injuries could occur in a comparable non holiday period. Last year had 394 deaths and 17,200 injuries. The four day period starts at 6 p.m. Wednesday November 24 and ends at midnight Sunday November 28.
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Chicago
Judge curbs seniors nemesis at Lakehurst residence club
Richard Lee Updike aged 25 was ordered by Municipal Judge Ken Kawaichi to stay indoors at night and seek psychiatric help. He must live in a stable residence, not Lakehurst, after being accused of frightening 100 residents since last August. Charges were reduced from three robbery counts and 52 disturbing the peace counts to two petty theft counts totaling $1.50. Updike must see a psychiatrist by December 10 and enter a plea.
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Ken Kawaichi
Lakehurst
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Kawaichi
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PG&E large users face three rate tiers and peak charges
California Public Utilities Commission set new PG&E rates for large electricity customers with peak near peak and off peak periods. Ordinary customers see no change. overall PG&E income remains unchanged though some industries may pay more or less depending on when they use power.
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California Public Utilities Commission
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Oil price lift in doubt as OPEC delay looms
Paris sources say oil producers may postpone a planned price rise of 10 to 25 percent to gauge gains from North-South talks and potential concessions from industrial nations. OPEC ministers convene in Doha or Vienna date shifts mirror looming economic standoff as OECD warns of a 1977 recession.
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New coroner aide enters unglamorous path for women
A coroner's aide recalls how Laney College courses sparked her interest in anatomy though cadavers were unavailable. She gains support from husband and mother as she faces exams, medical terms, and lifting tests to prove she can handle stretcher duties and the needs of a male-dominated field.
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Oakland
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Donald
Alameda County Welfare Department
Fairmont Hospital
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Newark Considers Growth Freeze Amid Sewage Capacity Debate
City leaders grapple with housing and commercial growth as the 1981 sewer project nears completion. They weigh how to manage demand during the transition from existing capacity to the new system while protecting industrial needs. A 26 acre freeway oriented commercial park near Fremont Boulevard and the Nimitz Freeway advances on a split vote. Planning commissioners will study sewage capacity tonight before advising council.
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Death penalty sought in Oroville area murders
A Butte County Superior Court jury found special circumstances in the ax murder of Virginia Corkin and the shooting death of her son Shane near Oroville, leading toward a death sentence for Corky Ogle of Sacramento who represented himself at trial. Judge Van DeRift set December 2 for sentencing after seeking a pre sentence report.
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UPI
Butte County
Stilla
Corky Gle
Ogle
Sacramento
Lucian Vandeprift
Virginia Corkin
California
State Supreme Court
Gilmore attempts to block recovery in Utah hospital
Condemned killer Gary Gilmore pulled out intravenous lines in a bid to stop his treatment after a sleeping pill overdose. Utah officials extended his execution stay to December 6 for a special hearing on his fate. His fiancée Nicole Barrett remained in a coma but showed slight improvement.
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Salt Lake City
UPS
Gary Gilmore
Gilmore
Nicole Barrett
Christian
University of Utah Medical Center
City auction set Saturday in Fremont yard sale
Eight city cars among bicycles stores office equipment and other items to be auctioned at 7 a.m. in the city corporation yard. Cars include vintage Dodges and Pontiacs used as patrol cars. A small sailboat TV sets and furniture also listed. No advance viewing due to facilities. Auction site on Sequon Road near Paseo Padre Parkway.
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Fremont
City Corporation
James Noonan
Noonan
Sequon Road
Paseo Padre Parkway
Thornton Avenue
Peratta Bovieverd
Fremont Redevelopment Agency forms for suburban renewal drive
Fremont city councilmen voted to create the Fremont Redevelopment Agency and clear future projects, launching a phase two study of redevelopment in Irvington and Niles. Supported by the Fremont Chamber of Commerce and Irvington Business Association, the plan could use $500,000 in federal funds and tax increment financing to recover costs, with sites at Washington and Fremont in Irvington and Mission in Niles under consideration.
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Irvington
Niles
Fremont Chamber of Commerce
Tony Azevedo
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Azevedo
Washington and
Fremont Boulevards
Mission Boulevards
Testa
Gene 8
Rhodes
City Redevelopment Agency
George Enos
Wahington Boulevard
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al Bernardin
Irvington-Niles
Board split over tax increase eyed to affect May election
Ferguson urged delaying the May election to aid voter decision on the district's proposed 197-78 tax hike. He cited citizen recommendations and the forthcoming budget, saying residents could see conditions and determine the district's finances, while board divisions could scuttle an election.
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