Hayward Police arrest man on rape charges after surrender
Barnabe V. Armanda, 37, of Fremont, surrendered at Hayward police station on rape charges. Investigators say he assaulted a 24 year old woman July 8 at 24087 Mission Blvd drove her to San Leandro and San Marion, then released her. Armanda is jailed on 15000 dollars bond awaiting Hayward Municipal Court appearance.
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Fort Migon to Join Golden Gate Park Reserve
Fort Migon in San Francisco will become part of the Golden Gate National Reserve by September 1. The Fire Department and Tuesday operations will move to the Presidio, with park officials planning to open parts of the acreage for hiking and strolling by next spring.
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Violence flares in Belfast amid protests and clashes
In Belfast and Londonderry youths tombstone rocks, seized fuses, and erected barricades during a daylong demonstration. Troops faced hostile crowds as gunmen fired shots in attempts to deter rioters. The troops used rubber bullets to disperse crowds. Two persons were seriously injured.
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Bail Extended for Stones Member in Dry Possession Case
Keith Medhard of the Rolling Stones received bail extension on charges of possessing dries and legal possession. The case against Richard and two others was continued to August 14. None appeared in court.
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Landslide Destroys Cliffside Home Killing Four Children
In Nid Hanbor Breton a landslide after heavy rains swept a cliffside house into the sea at about 3 am, killing four children from one family and injuring two others. Police withheld names. medical officer Dr. MC Sharm reported two youths were hurt. Neighbors aided in rescue as three homes were washed away near the fishing community 3M miles southwest of St. John's.
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Raid Targets San Francisco Bordello Brandy's Place
San Francisco police raided Brandy's Place in Pacific Heights, arresting nine people. Investigators seized cocaine and marijuana, and found a book listing names across local social circles. Owner Marlene Brandy Jonas and five others faced charges related to prostitution and drug possession. An undercover operation led to further arrests expected.
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Lis and Dick Burton Divorce Ends Famous Screen Pair
Liz Taylor and Richard Burton, famed film partners and power couple, divorce after a high profile separation. Their careers included top box office hits and stage triumphs such as Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf. They married in Munich in 1964 and later starred in several films together before straining public and critical reaction to recent projects.
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Reagan proposes anticrime plan amid stalled bills
Reagan criticized Democratic hold ups on anti crime legislation and urged swift action. He called for tough penalties including a possible mandatory death sentence in California for crimes against law enforcement and torture murders.
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Haldeman memo cited in Senate Watergate hearing
The Senate Watergate committee heard H R Haldeman discuss a memo noting that violent and obscene demonstrations could erupt at a Nixon Geuhany rally in Charlotte in October. Weicker pressed for exact motives behind the White House stance, while Haldeman defended the wording as predicting public backlash and not endorsing violence.
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EPA sets truck noise and airplane standard proposals
The Environmental Protection Agency moves to curb noise pollution by proposing truck noise limits and general standards for airplanes. It also plans to announce standards for radlenads and industrial settings.
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Supreme Court denies immediate Cambodia bombing halt
Justice Thurgood Marshall refused to order an instant halt to U S bombing in Cambodia. ACLU attorneys planned to appeal to Justice Douglas, vacationing in Goose Prairie, Wisconsin, as regulations and costs for noise standards and aircraft rules were outlined by BPA, affecting trucks and jets with potential reductions in operations and stricter airport noise limits.
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BART pact approved aims for three year labor stability
General Manager B R Stokes announced the ratification of a three year labor contract with Local 390, designed to stabilize staffing during Bay Area Rapid Transit operations as service expansion to San Francisco begins. The deal includes a 30 percent wage rise with a cost of living adjustment, gradual equalization of salaries, and a union shop agreement, with phased raises for foremen staff and clerical workers and added fringe benefits.
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Beef prices soar as grain, eggs, and pork follow suit
The Daily Review notes beef prices are expected to rise after a temporary Sep ceiling lift, with eggs showing marked increases and pork chops following the trend. Farmers reported record prices through June for hogs, potatoes, eggs, and corn, with later adjustments anticipated at the supermarket. In California, a Dont Buy Anything Day gains support from Los Angeles County supervisors and Fight Inflation Together, aiming to curb consumer spending amid rising food costs.
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Meat prices spark interest in catfish baiting in California
Sacramento reports the state Fish and Game Department and biologist James St Amant note high meat prices boost catfish fishing. The Imperial Valley Warm-water Hatchery near Niland supplied most catches this year, with a bulletin offering 21 catfish preparation methods via a free mailing from the California Department of Fish and Game in Long Beach.
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PUC Approves Higher Electric Rates and Bus Fare Increase
The PUC okays fuel oil indexed electric rates and a statewide Greyhound fare rise of 2,446,000 annually. The move, tied to fuel cost shifts from gas, will raise commuter and traveler costs. PG&E’s overall increase is 108 million less than requested after labor and other costs. Last March saw a 38% fuel adjustment rise adding about 36 cents to the typical bill.
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Hearing on tax rate cut tonight for school district
The meeting discusses two tax formulas affecting funding. One favors district revenue, reducing tax payer cashout. the other shifts more burden to taxpayers but lowers district intake. Alameda argues a 21.2 million reserve could fall if administrator and non teaching raises pass. An outline of the budget balance and a plan overview is set for Amphian High School.
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