Multi-Car Pileup In Fremont Narrows Traffic On Avenue Street
A four vehicle crash in Fremont involved Lilia May Nitholker 1239 Austin St and Louis Vermeil 28 191 Via Aragon, with several others cited as chain reaction drivers. Nitholker was jailed briefly at St Nose Hospital and released. no serious injuries reported. Police noted traffic backed up to Rousseau after a stop light event on Fairway Boulevard.
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Justifiable homicide ruling in Sart Lorenzo shooting
Deputy Bayt shot 2 year old Leslie Kemp during a Sart Lorenzo burglary last week. District Attorney Jensen ruled the death excusable after an investigation that found Kemp carrying stolen property and ignoring halts. Witness statements were collected as investigators concluded the shooting was justified.
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Daly City dump turns into crowded hotspot amid garbage strike
Daly City confronts a sudden dump influx as cars clog the Mussel Reck site. A strike by Daly City scavenger workers halted regular pickups, prompting the city council to reopen the dump to residents for the walkout’s end while Lingeman warns of possible emergency pickups if health conditions worsen.
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Arizona Senator to Spend A Day in Jail
Senator Paul Fannin of Arizona said he will plead guilty to a drunken driving charge tied to a grand jury investigation. He admitted the controversy has caused distress to his family and will serve one day in jail as permitted under state law.
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Memphis Faces Gas Shortage Halting School Busing
Memphis officials warn fuel limits threaten busing 37 000 of 130 09 students for the LW7g 4 term. Mayor Chandler cites 23 000 gallons available for executive vehicles while the school board needs up to one million gallons. NAACP urges a 34 000 student plan, challenging the city plan as inadequate and potentially unlawful.
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Fire damages grain storage plant in Yuba City
A fire at a grain storage plant in Yuba City caused extensive damage estimated at 500 000 dollars. Officials said the blaze began near grain and sawdust piles, with spontaneous combustion listed as a possible cause. The flames spread over much of the facility grounds, continuing into the early morning hours.
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San Francisco court dismisses drunk driving charges for rights failure
In a San Francisco municipal court Judge Raymon J Reynolds ruled a technical error occurred when drivers were not advised of their rights and attorney availability. The charges were dismissed after a petition by the San Francisco Neighborhood Legal Assistance Foundation on behalf of the defendants.
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Nixon defends conduct at Watergate hearings amid scandal
In a sweeping address Nixon rejects evidence of a coverup while blaming others and urging continued vigilance. He cites assurances from Attorney General and investigators and argues secrecy protects future presidents. He condemns political violence and defends withholding records to protect candid dialogue.
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Fire damages Walpert Center training shop in Hayward
A dryer left overnight sparked a blaze at 6 30 am in the Walpert Center shop area a training center at 1140 Walpert Street causing about 5000 dollars in damage Heat detection device donated by the Hayward Firemen’s Association alerted firefighters to the fire.
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Fire department delays spark fears of wider blaze
Residents along Fairway Park worry after a local fire response bottleneck delayed suppressing an automobile fire. Criticism centers on a missing engine, idle equipment, and repaired units leaving Station 2 short, while dispatch rules and station cover drew questions about readiness and safety.
Hijacking Crisis Near Lod Echoes 1972 Assault
Military officials probed a hijacking aimed at an airliner near Lod with Lt. Gen. David Elayar among sources. Passengers and crew were held as Israeli forces reportedly prepared a rescue, with Dayan and others offering aid to the pilot and a potential airborne intervention discussed.
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Divers probe Andrea Doria wreck after historic collision
Divers exploring the sunken Andrea Doria, buried 50 feet deep off Nantucket Island after a 1956 collision with a Swedish ship, report the vessel is badly damaged. The team, mostly Navy veterans, aims to salvage up to 2 million dollars in cash and valuables, living in an underwater habitat while assessing the wreck's condition.
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California tax relief bill moves to final action
Sacramento reports the largest one time tax relief plan in state history heads toward final approval by both houses. The bill would issue six month tax rebates averaging about 30 dollars per taxpayer funded by a projected 824 million dollar surplus. Democratic Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti supports the plan, while Governor Reagan pushes broader rebates and a sliding scale.
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Doctor argues ABC radiation limits at Pennsylvania hearing
Professor Colman of UC medical physics testifies at the Momie Baeney Commission hearings, challenging ABC permissible dose standards for radiation in nuclear power contexts. He warns a so called permissible dose could enable murder and cites risks of accidents and cancer from radiation exposure.
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Bradley in serious condition after emergency surgery
General Omar Bradley, one of World War II’s five star officers, remained in serious condition at UCLA Medical Center after an emergency procedure to remove dangerous clots from the lungs. An army spokesman said treatments to dissolve the clots failed.
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