Fremont four residents named in $25 million boat collision suit
Four Fremont area residents Mike Mayland Dana Mayland Brie Alexander and Denis Canaday named as defendants in Contra Costa County Superior Court suit over a San Joaquin Delta boat collision. Plaintiff Ray Johnson seeks 14 million for brain injuries to his wife Peggy and 10 million for his own injuries. The incident involved a boat owned by Alexander and operated by Cuila day and another boat operated by Mayland. Canaday allegedly made a sudden right turn.
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Fremomt
San Joaquin Delta
Contra Costa County
Ray Johnsom
Alameda Alto
Peggy
Pissen Wera
Alexander
Cuiladay
Mayland
Canady
Tir
Tape reveals fire response delays in Hayward car blaze
Hayward residents claim 4:25 am call but engine arrives at 9:41 despite alarms. Tape from the fire department reveals a 9:32 am initial call with multiple alarms, while a faulty rewind device hampered hearing engine response at Mission Boulevard and Blade Street. Station 3 equipment was out for repairs and a nearby station covered calls.
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Hayward
Sun Fairway Park
Daily Review
Mission Boulevard Ner Blade Street
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Wid
Mire
Angi
Mission Bautlevater
Elite
Hevardiwus
J.D. Burke
Dellums son admits armed robbery in Oakland
Michael Dellums, son of Rep Ronald Dellums, pleaded guilty in Alameda County Juvenile Court to one charge of armed robbery. Nellans, 16, was ordered to undergo psychiatric evaluation before sentencing. Judge John Thirchin set September 7 for sentencing and released him to his brother Arthurine’s custody. A burglary charge was dismissed despite the June 24 armed robbery at an Oakland market.
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Oakland
Michael Dellums
Ronald Y. Dellums
John Thirchin
Arthurine
Dellums
Porchio
Ex Deputies sue Alameda County over premature retirements
William H. Wagner of Hayward and Gerhard H. Werner claim two Southern Alameda County deputy sheriffs were retired for service connected disabilities while on unauthorized leaves of absence. They allege violations of government and labor codes, seek class action status, and seek reinstatement and back pay.
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Sui
Alameda County
William. H. Wagner
Hayward
Gerhard H. Werner
Cass
Lionel Wilson
Lowell Airolit
San
Werner
Sheriff's Department
Newark
Nova Carolin
US justice to send marshals to tense St Croix islands
The Justice Department said it would dispatch a contingent of U S marshals to the U S Virgin Islands at the governor's request to help maintain order amid racial tension after a string of interracial murders and two controversial murder trials. An arrest was reported of a 21 year old St Croix man charged with murder and robbery in the deaths of three women, highlighting ongoing violence across the islands.
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St. Croix
UPI
Justice Department
U.S
Vitel Islands
North America
U.S. Virgin Islands
Dene Iark
United States
Verne Hodge
Teather
Aso
Gen Omar N Bradley in Serious Condition After Surgery
Gen Omar N Bradley, five star Army commander from Normandy to Berlin, remained in serious condition at UCLA Medical Center after emergency surgery for massive blood clots in both lungs. He underwent a Thursday operation to insert an umbrella shaped filter in a vein near his heart to prevent travel of clots to the lungs while doctors continued tests.
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Omar N. Bradley
Normandy
Berlin
Amore
Bradley
Army
Ucla Medical Center
Wriday
Bradleys
Hursday
Ham
Labor leader won't buck Peron
In Spokane Washington a crowd gathered as melted prisoner of war bracelets poured into a monument honoring killed and missing Indochina War servicemen. An Air Force color guard saluted while 230 pounds of metal filled a mold, part of a statewide memorial destined for Valley Forge Pennsylvania, under a foundation plan expected to conclude in about six months.
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Spokane
Wash
Air Force
Spokane Steel
Valley Forge
Freatlomn Foundation
Oregon towns battle huge western wildfires
Firefighters battled several massive blazes across Oregon and neighboring states. The La Grande fire burned eight homes and threatened the city limits with 30 mph winds, while a Northwest fire near The Dalles scorched thousands of acres and required evacuations. Crews from across the U.S. joined the effort amid reports of millions in timber losses and ongoing firelines in the region.
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Te Dulles
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Central
Idaho
Bull Creek
Grangeville
Nez Perce National Forest
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A Grande
Grande Rande Hosgath
Eres
Valunlanyy
Ceorgia
New Hampshire
Dalles
Wwe
Niles Canyon burns scorch extensive woodland and cities
fierce fires scar over 200 acres in Niles Canyon and near Clayton as firefighting crews from multiple agencies battle grass and brush fires. Aircraft from Hollister and other bases aid ground crews while shelters and evacuations are organized around Felton and Santa Clara County areas.
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Deperlinotib
Hollister
Fago
Sonoma County
Ukiah
Chico
Stokion Air Park
Forestry Division
Tom Ben Lomond Station
Felton
Camp Parks
Alameda County Civil Defense Unl
San Leendea
Lawrence Livermore Laboratory
Pleasanton
Fremont
Sire
Division of Forestry
Mt Vimunrum
Los Gales
Sanka Gyuz
Altamont Pass
Livermore
Conca Costa County
Clayton
Mounted patrolman rides horse by Sigel statue in Forest Park
A caption notes Patrolman Stee Dodson atop a horse beside a statue of General Franz Sigel in Forest Park, St Louis. The scene reflects yesterday's mood and the era's public art display, capturing a moment of honor for a historic figure amid park surroundings.
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Franz Sigel
Forest Park
Louis
Nixon lays five year plan to wipe out cancer
President Nixon received a detailed five year crash program from the President's cancer advisory panel in the Oval Office. The plan seeks 1.1 billion for the 1974 fiscal year to push the War on Cancer with objectives including curing gradients and controlling cancer progression, improving rehabilitation, reducing external agents, and minimizing cancer development risks.
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Washington
Man
Oval Office
Price freeze on gas to continue until Aug 3
The council said diesel and gasoline price controls will extend to August 3 as federal and state regulators finalize regulations. Drafters race to complete rules affecting petroleum distributors while retailers prepare sticker programs and post offices issue compliance materials starting August 2.
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Coqnell
Tn Athur Cennumie Developments
Health department asked to test water
Health officials seek testing of water quality amid reports of contaminants and lingering questions about the adequacy of testing. The district attorney’s office probes Citizens customers as investigators interview clients and file related legal actions. Citizens serves Niles, Premont, Union City, and South Hayword areas.
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Lo Jones
Ik Dh O'Kesla
Citizens Digniies
District Attorney
Ewaan
O'Keefe
Health
Hianell
Hns Ardilinn
Lesting
Citizens
Dongrant R. Marble
Niles
Premont
Union City
South Hayword
Soviets catch up in MIRVs race
Secretary of Defense Schlesinger announced that the Soviet Union has matched the United States in MIRV development, testing multi warheads on missiles including the SS and the SS1a. He expects first Soviet deployments by early 1975 and notes the larger warhead could carry at least six hydrogen bombs to range, while the SS warhead carried four with lower explosive power.
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Soviet Union
United States
Gelanso
Janos R. Schlesinger
Schlesinger
Pentagon
Medaton
Addinng
Cranston seeks $2.8 billion federal aid for BART
Oakland based Senator Cranston plans to introduce a bill to let BART use local expenditures as the basis for federal grants to fund expansion. He notes BART began before 1964 and has received little federal funding, arguing Bay Area riders funded most costs with fares and should not pay more. He says transit systems in metropolitan areas have drawn two thirds federal financing since 1964, calling for full support.
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Oakland
Alo Cranston
Bay Area Rapid Transit
Gakland
BART
Cruumston
Xenglor
Ranid
Ailer
Cranston
State tax rebate scale outlined for families and individuals
Sacramento figures show an income tax rebate plan with a sliding scale. A family of four earning $78,000 would get 1,408 dollars back, while an adjusted gross income of 100,000 yields 1,508 dollars. Single filers with under 4,000 income receive no tax, others gain rebates scaled to income. The plan ranges from zero to large rebates as income rises above thresholds.
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Sacramento
Parsons
Nixon says courts have no power over tapes in Watergate case
In a federal court brief President Nixon argues the executive branch alone decides whether to release Watergate tapes and that courts lack power to compel surrender. He asserts public interest favors keeping the tapes secret while prosecutors contend access is essential for a fair investigation.
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U.S. District Court
Watergate
Archinald Cox
Aw Court
Supreme Court
Cox
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