Boat and trailer recovered after six weeks missing
A Fremont tool boat and trailer reported stolen July 2 were found Sunday in a parking lot at 4292 Central Ave. The boat owned by Tronayl Lee Benoutl, 49, had fishing gear and an outboard engine missing. Mrs Ethel Lair, manager, said the craft appeared about six weeks ago and was eventually identified as Bennett’s after inquiries to tenants and the DMV.
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Tronayl Lee Benoutl
Bennett
Bnut
Transit board keeps fare structure for 1973 74 fiscal year
AG Transit directors plan no fare increases next year and propose maintaining the current property tax rate at 31.0 cents per $100 of assessed value. They will seek a $22,002,033 operating budget, up $34 million from last year’s $98.5 million, citing rising labor costs material costs and longer bus routes to BART stations. The plan also includes pilots for managerial riders to BART terminals.
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AG Transit
Bay Area
Algo
Bart
Aging woman beaten in home near Dublin
Pauline Blaylock, 59, was bound and beaten when an assailant forced entry to her highway A1 residence west of Dublin yesterday. Deputies said a white pickup drove up between 4:90 and 5:00 pm and the intruder bound her with towels before fleeing as her husband Sherman Blaylock returned. Detectives planned to interview Mrs Blaylock at Horrick Hospital where she recovered from the assault.
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Pauline Blaylock
Dublin
Sheriff's Deputies
Blaylock
Young hero dies in auto crash near Calaveras County
Robert Nauck, 18, of 427 Vincent Court, Casta Valley, died early Sunday on Highway 4 in Calaveras County after a car crash. Passenger Gary Philips, 14, of Oasis Valley, was seriously injured. Nauck reportedly saved a fellow Canyon High School student during a prior accident in Canyon Canyon, earning a plaque from local law enforcement and the Nauck family.
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Sn Soto Crast
Calaveras County
California Highway Patrol
Robert Nauck
Vincent Court
Casta Valley
Big Cat
Verlurund
Gary Philips
Keer
Oasis Valley
Nauck
Canyon High School
Cull Canyon
Allan
Sybil Nauck
Castcau Valley
San Jose council backs Alviso disannex plan 4 to 2
The San Jose City Council voted 4 to 2 to endorse disannexation of Alviso a small community annexed by the city. Residents have complained that Alviso lacks city services and potential disannexation would require enough valid signatures to qualify for the ballot amid a contentious planning dispute.
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UPI
San Jose
Alviso
Alvssa
IWA
Alvisa
Swedish part time fireman admits arson amid million dollar blazes
An 11 year old part time firefighter in Krampors Sweden admitted setting fires within a month in the Money area and putting them out. Police said the fires caused about 1.4 million dollars in damage and the worker earned 17 dollars from the fires. A fire brigade spokesman noted the fires included forest blazes and the destruction of the town’s largest wood industry. The unnamed youth allegedly set fires at night or on days off to avoid losing pay as a volunteer worker.
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Sweden
UPI
Vollai- Leer
Mus Nertty
Palice ‘Slay
Giti Rend
Ex-policeman testifies on long-running Chicago payoffs
Ex policeman testified that members of the police vice squad collected shakedown payments from Near North Side taverns for at least six years. He said 33 taverns contributed about 100 dollars monthly to police from harassment and that funds flowed to vice unit members after collection. The scheme allegedly began in 1964 and continued until 1970, expanding after a new commandant took over in 1966.
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Ciucago
UPS
Chicago
Near North Side
Sohn A. Cello Jr
Celiu
Pen Unite
Clarence Braaseh
Sate Avene
Federal payroll shrinks as workforce drops in year
A congressional report shows the combined civilian and military federal payroll fell by 40,822 in the year ending June 30, marking the fourth consecutive annual decline. Total federal employees stood at 2,824,481, down from the previous year, amid ongoing military force reductions after the Vietnam era.
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Vose
George H. Mahon
D-Tex
Taint Committee On
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Earling
Optimism Grows for California Death Penalty Measure
Sacramento optimistic lawmakers on a major death penalty bill as Assembly Criminal Justice Committee schedules a third public hearing. Freshman Dixon says general agreement exists with Sen George Dykeman on key provisions, while Deukmejian and Dixon pledge cautious optimism to resolve differences.
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UES Rotioe
California
Assembly Criminal J Justice Committee
Julien C. Dixon
Seyawanan Patel
George Dtakmedivuy
Watling
Dixon
DeLos Angeles
Deukmejian
MeLlong Beach
Ling Pas Sage
Assembly
Bob
Kennedy brothers in crash on Nantucket
Two Kennedy family members were among those injured when a single air-van collided during a beachside run from Slascunset to Nantucket. Pamela Melly 18 as the most seriously hurt underwent spinal surgery and remained in intensive care in Cape Cod Hospital Hyannis. David Kennedy was admitted in subsatory condition and was described as resting comfortably. A bystander Luke Gruber witnessed the crash and said a girl was thrown from the vehicle. The crash occurred as the crew traveled from Slascunset toward the east end of Nantucket all dressed in beach wear. Several injured were flown to Cape Cod Hospital while one girl treated at Nantucket Hospital and released. Hospital officials expressed cautious optimism about Melly’s recovery.
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Centerville
Mass
Miss Kelley
Yorbin Yates
Mary Schlatt
Grosse Pointe, Mich Giso
Luke Gruber
Slascunset
Nantucket
Cape Cod Hospital
Hyannis
Toy
Nantu- Chet
David
Ethel Kennedy
Nodle
Bumee
Sargent Shriver
Panola Payers
Spring Lake
Nab
Versisten Kimberly Reling
Proposal to Dretinlake in Newark Confined from Page 1
Paice said a drain could concentrate fish by draining a lake area at Newark. Nunes noted the report would be reviewed by the records commission. The Lake study, aided by Newark High students, found the lake dying but not polluted, with water conditions favorable to various fish. Estimated fish counts include carp 100, bluegill 200, goldfish 3,000, large bass 250, catfish 98, and other species. Sacramento perch expected to grow.
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Paice
Walter
Nunes
Recrd
Finn Commission
Newark High School
Greg Brazil
Carla Delucchi
Mark Mangan
Audy
Old-fashioned concert scene fades into memory at seniors event
An imperfect memory of a seniors concert unfolds with murmuring crowds and faded lyrics. A spring pink dress, a gray suited man with a cane, Mrs Salome Phillips directing, and a chorus of fading voices convey nostalgia. The scene shifts as a breeze nudges attendees toward departure and quiet goodbyes.
Yugoslavia asks UN to press Israel on Lebanon crisis
At the United Nations Yugoslavia urged the Security Council to condemn Israel for what it called a policy of terrorism and hijacking in pressuring Lebanon to hand over an Arab guerrilla leader. Diplomatic sources said behind the scenes talks signaled major changes as Yugoslavia pressed five vetoes without presenting a full resolution.
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UPI
Yegoslavia
Security Council
Vnder
Israel
Newiivles
Miljan Komatina
Ut Legalign
Ley al Group
Med Sire
Komatina
U.S
John Svali
Vaposlay
Scali
Council
Abe
Ierae
Beirut
Swat
United States
Rabies scare ends in Chico after dog tests negative
UPI reports a rabies scare in Chico ended when a dog suspected of transmitting the disease was found not rabid. A quarantine covered 4 blocks downtown and later expanded to 10 specific blocks as officials searched for potentially exposed pets. Shots had begun for three youngsters and a teen bitten, while the dog that died was sent to Berkeley for testing and showed no rabies. The other dog remains under observation.
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Chico
UPI
Gownstown
Berkeley
China State University
Acer
California Democrats Postpone Primary Reform Until National Reforms
California Democrats delay a formal overhaul of the presidential primary system. State Senator Al Alquist voices postponement until the national reform commission completes work, delaying a bill that would shift California from a winner take all to proportional delegates. The plan aims to align with Oregon style open primaries and requires party action after 1972 reforms and earlier party conventions.
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Api-California
Fuye
National Party
California
AL Tred Alquist
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Jase
Alquist
Senate
George $McGovern
D-S.d
Bill Woud
John L. Bublon
San Pratieface
Comnission
Colorado
Local Gas Station Worker In 1972 Lowell High Alumna
Linda Kukrol, 19, works at a service station assisting owner John Van Sens during a replacement exhaust system install. A 1972 Lowell High School graduate, Miss Kukrol pumps gas, handles basic tasks, and performs light mechanical duties at the station.
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John van Sens
Lowell Gnd High School
Kiurlera
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