BART to Run Saturday Service Ahead of Christmas
BART begins weekend trains on Saturdays for the five Saturdays before Christmas, operating 9 am to 7 pm today and on Nov 27 and Dec 4, with full weekend service awaiting safety testing and PUC approval. The plan targets UC Berkeley Stanford game traffic and will use longer trains for football crew access.
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Hairdresser Foils Robbery at Fremont Barber Shop
Hairdresser Hebra El Hernandez refused to bow to a gun bluff as a man entered Sheer Magic in Fremont Hebra stood by the cash register and blocked the till until she could confirm the threat The suspect shoved her aside and tried to grab the till Nineteen Gary R Jett 33 of San Francisco a federal parolee was arrested on robbery and assault charges police found an eight inch metal bar but no gun.
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Fremont teen motorcyclist injured in hit-and-run
A 15 year old motorcyclist, Michael Bay, of 423 Bosco Drive, was injured yesterday when struck by a black Ford Camino pickup that fled the scene near Fremont and Stevenson boulevards shortly after 8 p.m. He was taken to Washington Hospital with leg and back injuries. Police described the vehicle as a black Camino with the right headlight out.
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Juvenile Robber Hits 7 Eleven in Irvington Square
A juvenile suspect wearing a Halloween mask robbed a 7 11 at Irvington Square at 5 45 pm using a long barrel gun. He forced three customers to move and escaped with nine dollars. Witnesses described the suspect with bloodshot eyes black curly hair and broad shoulders.
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Weekend jail in drug sales at Irvington High Carnival
Two men, Ronald M Brown and Michael D Mavraedis, were sentenced to weekends in county jail after admitting PCP and marijuana sales at a May 30 Irvington High School carnival. Brown received 10 weekends with 17 months suspended. Mavraedis got five weekends with 11 months suspended and a $250 fine. Both got three years probation by Judge Roy G Pucci. Police said PCP was sold in cigarettes and found in their possession.
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Cepeda Guilty of Smuggling Marijuana in Puerto Rico
Former Giants first baseman Orlando Cepeda was found guilty of smuggling 70 pounds of marijuana into Puerto Rico. A jury also found Herminio Cortes guilty. both men faced charges of drug possession and intent to sell. Cepeda’s fine was set at $100,000 while Cepeda remained calm as the verdict was read and his wife cried.
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Heart transplant future seen bright by Barnard in Hamburg
West Germany reports South African surgeon Christiaan Barnard optimistic about heart transplants. He notes no routine status after nine years since the first operation, but cites positive results in the United States and at Groote-Schuur Hospital in Cape Town. Survival chances now compare with stomach or lung cancer surgeries.
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Peron faces more embezzlement charges in charity check case
BUENOS AIRES reports former President Isabel Peron faces new embezzlement charges after a municipal bank check for 420,000 pesos dated December 1973 for the Solidarity Crusade was deposited into her personal account. Investigators tied the funds to presidential discretionary accounts as part of multiple court actions.
Inflation Keeps Rising Slightly in October Report
Washington based report notes the cost of living rose 0.3 percent in October marking the fifth consecutive month of modest inflation. Higher prices for 1977 cars and transportation items pushed the CPI and real take-home pay lagged after taxes. The CPI stood at 172.3, with consumer prices 53 percent higher than a year earlier, while earnings per 10 dollars earned were reduced by taxes and inflation.
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Dusty Godinez Overcomes Odds At Four Months Old
Dusty Godinez left the hospital at four months and spent his first Christmas at home after skilled care. He has monthly hospital visits but remains free of daily medications and is in a pre school class with speech and therapy. His family credits daily gratitude and patient support, and Dusty enjoys play with toys, siblings, and neighborhood friends.
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Oakland teacher inspires student trip to Washington
In a Washington visit orchestrated by Oakland teacher Essie Sutton, 13 students and 5 mothers traveled by bus after Sutton loaned 7000 for the journey. The group toured landmarks, met officials, and planned future educational trips as Sutton emphasized active learning beyond the classroom.
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Reporter Sentenced in South Africa Political Case
In Johannesburg a former Rand Daily Mail reporter named Holiday was sentenced after pleading innocent to charges tied to distributing pro ANC propaganda prohibited by apartheid law. Prosecutors argued he prepared and circulated high oratory material for the banned ANC, four months after his arrest.
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Fords plan Virginia home after White House tenure
The First Lady said the Ford family will sell the Alexandria Virginia house after President Ford leaves the White House. The property is too small for Secret Service needs, and the couple considered Palm Springs options while noting no final residence decision has been made.
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Congress Deregulates Duty Free Gift Tax Exemption
Treasury Undersecretary Jerry Thomas announced the repeal of the 61 year old duty free exemption for members of Congress and their spouses and aides. He said December 1 is the deadline to return gifts beyond the duty free limit. The move follows reports that Senators Strom Thurmond and William Scott used the loophole for about 4400 in gifts from a 1975 Asia mission and other lawmakers also benefited.
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Hearst Freed to Parental Custody with Conditions
Patty Hearst is freed to live with her parents under strict bail conditions in California. She must report to a federal probation officer twice weekly, remain in state without court approval, and undergo ongoing mental health assessments. Hearst had been at the Federal Youth Center Pleasanton and was transferred for security amid death threats. the Harrises await trial in Oakland for the kidnapping.
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Oil nations press price hike amid Paris talks and U N plan
Oil exporters push for higher prices as the North South dialogue opens in Paris. Venezuelan President Perez warns Paris aid decisions could influence OPEC. FAO official urges robust support to combat hunger. Dow gains on inflation fears amid postponement rumors. OPEC meeting still set for December 15.
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Goodwill says P O lost 30000 appeals for aid
Goodwill Industries claims the U S Post Office misplaced 33 mail sacks containing 30 000 Thanksgiving charity appeals. Postmaster denies loss, cites delayed mail and returns. Goodwill says $75 000 in funds for the handicapped could be affected. officials vow to feed 500 disadvantaged people at Thanksgiving.
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