Alameda plea bargaining stalls in court hallway exchange
Alameda plea talks stall as attorney Pretzer and prosecutor Herbert move between chambers. Alameda, his father Tony Alameda and attorney Arthur Premer are seen in the corridor with ongoing negotiations. the judge's calendar ends and the clock ticks on the stalled agreement.
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Alameda
Arthur L. Preme
Charles Herbert Harbors
Caroline Turmer
Alama
Pretzer
Pretaer
Bock
Art
Herbert
Water district hearings seek broader scope amid party clashes
Rhodes reports ACWD will broaden hearings to include the state Department of Health and PUC review. Symons refuses to step down as tensions rise, with calls for an impartial evaluation and lawsuit filed to enlarge the inquiry.
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Rhodes
PUC
State ‘Department of Health
Department of Health
Tate Rhodes
Symons
EK Symonds
Testimony claims slain man asked for his own death
Arthur Ricky Caldeira of Newark, 22, faces first degree murder charges after testimony that he shot 15‑time killer Anaya who allegedly asked to die. Coroner reports intoxication at 23 percent, above legal limit, as corroborating witnesses place Caldeira with the victim at Willow Street and a model airplane field. Caldeira reportedly borrowed a shotgun and drove Anaya to the field before a single shot.
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Arthur
Ricky” Caldeira
Newark
Te le Fagg
Tadd Calin
Krotseben Ool
Ce Kiln Dorgensen
Caldeira
Los Banos
Oregon
Minnis
Anaya
Neaeat
Jorgensen
Indi
Willow Street
More Rain Forecast For Tri City Area
The Weather Service predicts continued showers in the Tri City area through the weekend. Temperatures will linger in the upper forties to mid fifties with highs near the mid fifties and a recent record high of 65 and a low of 55 noted yesterday.
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Tri-City
Ares
U.S. Weather Service
Chilean exiles free hostages for asylum
A group of Chilean exiles and families left Buenos Aires on an Alitalia flight bound for Dakar Milan and Rome. Exiles reportedly freed five hostages and handed them to police for safe departure. all were unharmed as the party proceeded on planned routings with connections to Algiers.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
UPI
Alitalia
Dakar
Senegal
Milan
Italy
Rome
Algiers
Surport
J.N
Sirtine
Emperor Hirohito Ends U.S. Mainland Visit With Hawaii Trip
Emperor Hirohito concluded his mainland U.S. visit by flying to Hawaii after a San Francisco farewell that included a Golden Gate Bridge ride and a Japan Town parade. At San Francisco International Airport he received the Boy Scouts Silver World Award as 750 Scouts greeted him amid rain and security. Police detained four for suspicious activity during the motorcade through Japan Town, where about 2500 Japanese American supporters waved flags as the emperor toured the Japan Center complex.
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San Francisco
UPI
Emperor Hirohito
Japan
U.S
Hawaii
Golden Gate Bridge
Hirohito
San Francisco International Airport
Empero
Boy Scouts
San Francisco Bay Area
St. Francis Hotel
Timmisine
Geary Street
Post Street
Jan DeNola
Emperor
Bayshore
Empress
Nagako
Golden Gate Park
Nitchumuchi
Abo
Milion
Japan Center
Strybing Arboretum
Galdenate Park
United States
Shichimesuke Asano
Hearst lawyers press for own mental tests in case
Patricia Hearst's defense vows to push for examination by their psychiatrists despite a federal judge’s ruling. Judge Carter allowed a private doctor for a physical but withheld permission for a mental test by defense experts. The hearing on findings may be scheduled for Oct. 22 as defense argues competency and urgent psychiatric care.
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San Francisco
UPI
Patricia Hearst
Freidt
Oliver J. Carter
Louis Vuksinick
Johnson
Palo Alto
Miss Hearst
Batley
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Cooper
Charlie
Roe
Herter
Preter
Preiser
Speicesmen
Caddeira
Anay
Toten Hee Cae Ani
Tal
Argus Tapes
Jack Anderton
Garden News
U.N
Cheto, Law
Mainland
Ina Hirano
Berkeley
Calif
Patty
al Johnson
Lee Bailey
San Mateo County
McAuley
St Mary's Hospital
Vuksinick
Ralph Spreg
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