Plane lands short of Livermore runway injuring instructor
A single engine Cessna Skylane 192 lost power on approach and landed west of the Livermore Airport runway. Instructor Medard Fast, 26, and student James Tassel, 48, were injured. Tassel reportedly told Fast to take over as the aircraft struck a telephone wire and fence, tearing the fence and causing possible injuries. Both were hospitalized in good condition at Valley Memorial Hospital. The aircraft is owned by Voursesy Aviation.
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Arsonist Lovell Gets Reduced Jail Term At Hayward
Beatrice Lovell, 19, a Chabot College student, pleaded guilty to starting a fire in a campus lounge during a black student demonstration. Judge Leonard Dieden jr reduced her sentence to 325 weekends in jail after a conference with community relations figures from Hayward. Lovell has already served 10 days of the term as the judge ruled her college career would be jeopardized by the full punishment.
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Leonard Dieden Jr
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Yarold Monre
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Man Killed In Nimitz Crash
An Oakland man was killed when a trailer rig crashed into his car on the Nimitz Freeway. Karl P. Stell 32 died at Brookdale Hospital after the wreck. Truck driver Frank Bertoni 43 of 2012 Busby Ave San Leonard was unhurt. CHP reported Stell stopped with lights off near the 24th Avenue overpass as rain slickened the roadway.
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Bulldozers Build Temporary Dike Near Stratford Tulare Lake
AP reports bulldozers raised a temporary dike south of Stratford to halt flooding from a broken levee at Tulare Lake. Five Turin families evacuated as waters spread over about a square mile after a levee breach earlier Tuesday. The lake, now swollen by spring rains and Sierra snowmelt, covers 125 square miles and drains into Kern, Kaweah, Tule and Kings rivers.
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Home Draftee Wins In Court Over Army Service
Castro Valley a 21yearold draftee from Castro Valley was released from active duty by a federal judge in San Francisco. Judge A J Zirpali upheld his claim that he had completed his two year term while awaiting orders, though he spent 18 months of it in inactive status. He was drafted December 14 1965 and sent home July 1967 to await orders. He must report to the Presidio in San Francisco for papers. His attorney filed a habeas corpus petition through the San Francisco Neighborhood Legal Assistance Program.
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European eye experts doubt human eye transplant possible
European specialists in London Stockholm and Houston today said a human eye transplant attempted in Houston would fail. Dr Peter Chayce and Prof Bjoern Walling argued eye is part of the brain and cannot be restored by grafting.
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Bjoern Walling
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Sai
Herve Walues
Blacks Ignite Paper Protest at Sacramento State College
Black Students Union members burned copies of the student newspaper in protest over an ad placement. Police say a fireman destroyed a stadium ticket booth Tuesday night but no injuries reported. College officials say the earlier demonstration remained peaceful.
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Mayoral Controversy Plays Out In Informal Talks
Fragmentary text describes informal discussions over a mayoral selection. Names such as Block Asi mes Vremont, Rhodes, van Doorn, Dillon appear, with mentions of nominations and view on prayer, suggesting ongoing deliberations about the mayoral appointment.
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Reds Charge U S With Truce Violation
North Korea denounces U S reconnaissance flights as provocation and warns of another Korea war. Seoul reports South Korea urges a joint U S statement while Washington gathers naval units in the Sea of Japan. Pyongyang accuses the United States of brinkmanship after a downed U S aircraft and vows safeguard measures.
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Councilmen Asked To Aid Schools Camp Parks To Close
Councilmen are urged to assist schools as Camp Parks prepares to close. Talks between HUTA and SCAV reveal shared goals but differing methods including strikes and salary demands. About 330 corpsmen in training face placement efforts, with 200 staff in the Livermore Amador San Ramon Valley area to be reassigned, and Camp Parks set to wind down with 54 workers employed when the site closes.
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Chavez Son Refuses Draft At Fresno Induction Site
Cesar Chavez’s 2 year old son refuses induction while a Catholic service held outside the Fresno station. ACLU United Farm Workers and local leaders observe. Chavez says he opposes war, accepts nonviolence, supports his father, and cites poverty as denial of rights. He risks prison and fines if he refuses. Officials say the case will be sent to the Selective Service System for action.
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Bay Conservation Commission Faces Permanent Control Fight
Sierra Club supporters charge big business blocks tough bay fill laws as hearings loom. Industrial leaders warn of widespread regional impact if the Bay Conservation and Development Commission loses permanency, with Petris pushing to shield a shoreline strip 100 to 1000 feet wide.
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Family fights school policy on emergency bee sting treatment
In Alameda County, parents seek authority to allow school staff to administer emergency adrenalin to David Dreisbiteh after multiple bee stings. District officials and counsel debate legal limits, with nurses allowed only under parental consent and doctors orders. David has received weekly adrenaline shots for a month and may continue for three years to prevent severe allergic reactions.
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Nixon seeks funding rise to fight nationwide crime
President Nixon proposes a federal budget boost to escalate the war on organized crime, including higher fines and new criminal statutes. He urges Congress to empower anti bribery and gambling crackdowns, expand use of FBI and Justice Department tools, and tighten laws to seize illicit gains. The plan targets gambling revenues fueling mob activity and seeks broader antitrust action against syndicate owned businesses.
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Sniping Suspect Bound Over in Fremont Shooting Case
Jose Trujillo is bound over to Alameda County Superior Court on two counts of assault with intent to kill for wounding two Southern Pacific employees in a Niles shooting incident on April 7. He will be arraigned May 11. Evidence included witnesses Dane Smith and Fremont Police Sgt Kenneth Colesar, plus a high powered rifle found on a market roof.
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