Two Suspects Held In Castro Valley High Arson
Alameda County sheriff deputies report two suspects in custody for arson at Castro Valley High School. A 18 year old man, Eugene Quakskyve, and a 15 year old female juvenile confessed to starting the blaze that damaged two rooms, caused extensive smoke damage, and prompted a search of the building. The fire near 7:30 pm destroyed business machines and typewriter components. The pair were found around 10 pm hiding in a gym loft. A separate blaze at Strawbridge Junior High School damaged two rooms and lockers, with investigators suspecting matches tossed into locker vents. The Castro Valley incident prompted ongoing investigations and court appearance for the adult suspect.
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Meatless menus spark weeklong boycott across cities
Across the nation readers reported meatless meals as a protest against price ceilings on beef pork and lamb. California groups planned to present Gov Reagan with a pound sausage bearing names of protesters while New York Detroit and Chicago diners eyed meatless options. Officials and restaurateurs held firm while meat substitutes firms hailed the action as barriers melt away.
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Fremont POW Marine Lt Col Announces Divorce
Elyria and Fremont residents watched a bittersweet homecoming as Marine Lt Col Harlan P. Chapman disclosed at a press conference that he and his wife Elizabeth are divorcing. The 47 year old, who spent over seven years as a POW in North Vietnam, spoke candidly about his experiences and expressed hope to return to duty with the Marine Corps in September. Their 11 year old son will live with Mrs. Chapman in Fremont.
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Pair and warmer forecast for today and tomorrow
The weatherman forecasts increasingly warm temperatures with highs in the 45s and lows around the 10s during the day. Nighttime lows will be in the 20s to low 40s, with more weather details on page 12.
Last POW group lands at Travis AFB California
A jubilant crowd of 6,500 greeted the final POWs from Vietnam as 16 freed prisoners stepped from a C-141 Starlifter at Travis Air Force Base. A chorus sang "God Bless America" as the Operation Homecoming arrival marked the last of 587 POWs flown home.
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Masked cancer viruses raise cancer risk across species
At a Selene Writers Seminar, cancer researcher George Todaro outlined that viruses may exist in a hidden form within embryo cells and can trigger transformation in cultured cells. Experiments at the National Cancer Institute show viruses from cat cells growing in human or monkey cells, suggesting virus recognition by immunity shapes tumor development and cross species cancer risk. No conclusive human evidence yet, and no proof cats or mice viruses cause human cancer.
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