Car driven by Fremont woman causes multi-vehicle crash
A car driven by Laure May Nicholson 145 Austin St Fremont a paraplegic triggered a chain reaction at 7 30 am on Mission Boulevard near Fairway Street Hayward involving five vehicles. Nicholson may have had a seizure and failed to stop. several drivers including Albert Louis Vermeil 23 of 20 Via Aagon Prentont William McCall James Rivera Janice Marie Williams and Boe Quintero were involved. One witness said Nicholson’s car struck an oncoming vehicle after collision. Minor damage reported to several cars.
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Laure May Nicholson
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St. Rose Hospital
Imore
Arth Bowl
Albert Louis Vermeil
Aagon
Prentont
Rauwea
Malrway
Vermeil
Willian McCall
Killing ruled justifiable homicide in Kemp shooting
Deputy Sheriff Richard Bent was cleared of homicide after Dist Atty Lowell Jensen ruled the death of Leslie Claude Kemp, 24, justifiable. Kemp, of Union by died within 12 hours after being shot when allegedly carrying stolen property as he fled following an order to halt. Deputy Algy Donald White led the investigation with statements from witnesses, including Bond, during the week-long inquiry.
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Richard Bent
San Lorene Hunglay
Justifiabe Homcide
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Atty
Lowell Jensen
Kemp
Alvavars- Niles Stead
Union
San Lorenzo
Bond
Oost. Algy
Donald White
Former claims adjuster jailed on fraud charges in Hayward
Raster B. Dennis 34 of Santa Clara, a former Farmers Insurance Group adjuster, was jailed in Hayward on multiple grand theft counts after alleged padding of claims between 1969 and 1978. Investigators say he bought items in insured names, hid losses, and diverted funds, with total losses to Farmers estimated around 3500 dollars.
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Farmers Tnaurance Group
Raster B. Dennis
Santa Clara
Bernard Hughes
Alamede County
Lismet
Trand Dehail
Tang Dave Pilkington
Maynard
Dennis
Hiny
Farmers Insurance Group
Hoethill Wd
Hughes
Hes
Jaonehed
Arson Suspected In Ashland House Fire
In Ashland at 14768 Salton Drive a fire about 7 p m damaged the house with losses estimated from 3000 to 10000. Deputies found lighter fluid and alcohol in the home and liquid poured on the door. The front floor was removed from its hinges before the blaze broke out. Renters Joe De Leo and son Daniel De Leon were away. ownership is under review as investigators test materials from the scene.
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Salton Drive
Ashland Tireuiuili
Alameda County
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Eugene Walker
Joe de Leo
Daniel de Leon
Walker
Tye
Oman
Ushie
Hyde
Fem Stalin 3
Sre
Qearkens
Wyele
Stacy
Arizona Senator to Plead Guilty in Drunk Driving Case
Senator Fannin of Arizona announced he will plead guilty to a drunken driving charge tied to a grand jury probe into alleged cover up. He stated the move is to spare his family from further distress amid state and national concerns.
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Ariz
Fannin
R-Ariz
Arizona
Aly Mueans
Fire damages grain storage plant in Yuba City
Fire at Consolidated Mille Heo Co. grain storage plant near Yuba City causes about 300000 dollars in damages. Spontaneous combustion is suspected as hay grain and sawdust ignite and melt storage towers, with flames burning into the early morning hours.
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Consolidated Mille Heo Co
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Their Golden Years Shine Amid City Reflections
An elderly couple shared memories and views on aging and the state of Ammeriva. They praise Cannes’ companionship as youth renews with time and lament Sacramento’s costly government while affirming their loyalty to their home and life there.
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Cannes
Nixon Defends Actions Amid Watergate Hearings
President Nixon addresses public hearings claiming no knowledge of Watergate cover up and defending his administration. He cites assurances from Attorney General and FBI officials, asserts testimony contradictions, and argues ongoing investigations found no further involvement while warning against political misuse of government powers.
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GG. Kteindiens
Justice Department
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Senate
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Nixon
Dean
National Democratic
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Soins Parsons
Fire station shortages spark concern in Fairway Park
Residents criticize fire service gaps after a car fire tied up repairs and staffing. Station 2 training during minor repairs and aging equipment prompt questions about response readiness and potential risk to nearby homes and children.
Cyprus hijack crisis tests Israeli air commandos
Conflicting reports describe an in flight hijacking over Cyprus and a swift Israeli response. Lt. Gen. David Elazar and other officials questioned the event while commandos reportedly boarded the airliner and seized control without firing. Passengers and crew waited in Lod as a rescue operation unfolded.
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Armed Forces
David Elazar
Viera
Lod
Israalis
Aircraf
Agnew probe resumes as grand jury meets in Baltimore
A special grand jury in Baltimore resumes its inquiry into an alleged bribery and kickback scheme involving Vice President Spiro Agnew. The Justice Department confirmed a private meeting between Attorney General Richardson and Agnew aides to discuss the status of the investigation, with witnesses including associates tied to Agnew and Maryland state contracts.
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Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Justice Deparment
Elliot L. Richardson
Amen
Department
Horace Webb
New York Times
Shurscay
Richardson
Maryland
Ash
Times Allée
Richarrison
Lester Matz
Jerome Wolff
Baltimore
Allen J. Green
Green
Thison
Webb
United States
California tax relief bill aims for final Senate action
The $104 million one time tax relief measure would cut state sales tax by one penny for six months starting Oct 1 and include rebates averaging about 50 percent of left state income tax bills. It would be funded by an $828 million budget surplus.
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Hyde
Myers
Spariatty
Sacramento
California
Senate Assembly
Ttx
Las
Democratic Assembly
Bob Moveni
Ronwitt Reagan
Senate Assembly Committee
Senate
Assembly
Moretti
Reagan
Moreti
Divers explore sunken Andrea Doria wreck for salvage
Veterans and Navy divers report the Andrea Doria’s hull is badly damaged after the 1956 collision with the Stockholm. The team aims to recover up to two million dollars in cash and valuables from 260 feet below the Atlantic, despite dangerous seas and limited salvage time.
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Annrea Doria
Jay Tiondella
Davia
Stockholm
Ure Atlantic
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Tsland
Pevan
Christopher DeLucchi
Tremont
Donal Dodocker
San Diego
Iam
Bob Hollis
Hayward
Winatellay
Piondells
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Lede Navy
Tinnerella
Bradley in serious condition after emergency surgery
Omar N. Bradley, longtime World War II commander known as the GI's General, underwent emergency surgery for massive blood clots in his lungs at UCLA Medical Center. An army spokesman said drugs prevented further attacks, Bradley had been hospitalized since Sunday.
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Medical Center
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al West Point Morehen
Brailey
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