Two accidents injure five on Fremont Mission Boulevard
In Fremont, five people were hurt in two crashes on Mission Boulevard. A diesel truck and a car collided after a car exited Mayhews Landing Road, injuring Manuel Fernandez and Daniel Moree and their passengers Marilyn Teixeira and Diane Wyter. A separate crash involving a Peterbilt truck and a car left Diane Wyter with minor injuries. Fernandez cited for failure to yield, Moree for no motorcycle license, Medeiros cited for no truck registration and no license.
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Fremont
Mission Boulevard
Union City
Manuel. Fernandez
Davis St. Fremont
Daniel de Witt Moree
Planet Circle
Hisssenger
Marilyn Marie ‘Eixeira
Daly Gily
Diane’ Lynn Wycter
Elevado
San Loreto
George Tau
Medeiros, Jr
Harte Circle
San Leoniro
Highway 630
Medeiros
Miss Wydter
Medeiras
Washington Hospital
Kaiser Hospital Hayward
Burglary charge in Fremont targets Santa Cruz man
A 28 year old Santa Cruz area man, Michael Earl Finley, was arrested early this morning after a false alarm at Fremont Body Shop. He was cited on one count of burglary and bail set at 5000. Officers found Finley in the car with materials from two buildings stacked nearby. Items included money, cement equipment, drills, cases of polish and tools. value not yet estimated.
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Fremont
Santa Cruz Area
Fremont Blvd
Thornton Ave
Michael Earl Finley
Santa Cruz
Ben
Anderly
Finley
Oliver Anderly
Solon to fight for Sierra highway
UPI reports Fresno Democrat B F Sisk said he will oppose Governor Reagan’s wilderness proposal and push for Trans Sierra highway construction through the middle fork of the San Joaquin River. He argues the route would open eastern Sierra recreation, connect to national highways, aid defense, and provide a commercial link while opposing special privilege wilderness designation.
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Upi
B. F. Sisk
Dfresno
Ronald Reagan
Fresno Democrat
Overnor
San Joaquin River
Sisk
Sierra
Madera Couly
Jeagan
Malaysia Welcomes MAS Jetliners Amid Ceremonial Prayers
Prime Minister Razak presided over colorful rites at Suban I International Airport as seven new Boeing 737 jets arrived for Malaysia Airlines System. Officials prayed for MAS’s future, part of the MAS launch after the Malaysia Singapore Airlines split, with six more planes due this year.
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UPI
Tun Abdul Razak
Suban I International
Razak
Malaysia Airlines System
MAS
Malaysia
Seattle
Washington
Teen Dies After Window Incident In Moving Car
Redwood City California report indicates 15 year old Mark Damani died Tuesday from injuries after sticking his head out of a moving car and being struck by a whirling object. The crash occurred August 11 with Ronald Blevins, 17, driving the vehicle.
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UPI
Mark Damani
Patrce
DaMani
Ronald Blevins
Nixon invites neighbors to party at Western White House
President Nixon invites residents of Yorba Linda Fullerton Whittier and San Clemente to a welcome party at the Western White House after the Republican convention in Minot Beach. He plans to fly to his oceanfront villa following the event. Invitations will be by invitation only with details pending.
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Calif
Nixon
Yorba Linda
Whittier
Fullerton
White House
Cithers
Focal Chambers of Commerce
Meir Protests Moscow Exit Tax On Soviet Jews
Prime Minister Golda Meir urged Knesset to rally freedom lovers against Moscow’s exit tax on educated Soviet Jews seeking to immigrate to Israel. She cited fees from 4800 to 24000 dollars and possible expansion to high school graduates, calling for protests to end the ransom on emigration.
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UPT
Golda Meir
Moscow
Isrel
Knesset
Meir
Israel
Nixon’s 1976 Nomination Drive Sparks Delegates Clash
Nixon presses for black and youth votes amid GOP conflict over delegate rules at the convention. Percy’s bid to alter the 1975 allocation fails 910 to 10 434 as reformers push for changes. Rockefeller warns the stakes will shape the party for decades while Nixon seeks unity and leadership.
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Amer
Agiew
Charles H. Percy
Illinois
Percy
Roger Mudd
Syst
Alyardy
New York
Nelan A. Rockefeller
Tormal
Clarke Hédd
Mississippi
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Stanford scientists report sickle cell finding
Four Stanford University scientists say they have identified a chemical co factor linked to sickle cell crises. The team reports prostaglandins produced in body tissues trigger crises at very low levels, offering a first step toward control of the hereditary blood disease affecting about 9 000 Black Americans and 24 million susceptible people.
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Stanford
Calif
Stanford’ University
Raul G. Wolf
Stanford Medical Center
Israel Takninvitz
Malcolm Johnson
American Association ‘of Clinical Chemists
Cincinnati
Ohio
Trelew prison escape clash leaves multiple dead and wounded
A Tuesday escape attempt at Trelew prison in Argentina led to a firefight that killed four prisoners and wounded four others, with 15 dead in total from the firefight and earlier incidents. The attackers were alleged militants from the Trelew Revolutionary Army of the People, and border guards from Andes were deployed.
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Buengs Atres
UFT
Naval Air Base
Trelew
Buenos Aires
Maximmon
Mawson
Lough
Governamen Penal Service
I Tess
AFT to raise McGovern money at St Paul convention
The American Federation of Teachers plans to endorse George McGovern for president at its annual convention in St Paul and raise about 1 million dollars this year. David Selden noted up to 250000 could go to McGovern and said teachers will be politically active after the wage price freeze controversy. He also forecast merger talks with the NEA within three years.
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APL
American Foderation of Teachers
AFT
George McGovern
David Selden
AFY
McGovern
APT
Selden
Wachera
Nixon
National Education Association
NEA
SP Accuses SP of Campaign to Delete Amtrak
Los Angeles UPI A passenger train advocate charged Southern Pacific with waging a public campaign to wipe out Amtrak. National Association of Railroad Passengers executive director Josep Vranich alleged SP pressured Washington to hinder passenger service and replace it with Amtrak. SP spokesman denied the accusation, noting spends to improve Amtrak and citing upgrades on Sunset Limited. Vranich warned Amtrak could die without leadership and criticized Nixon appointees on Amtrak’s board for loyalty to the White House.
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UPI
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Amtrak
National Association of Railroad Passengers
Josep Vranich
Southern Pacific
Washington
San Francisco
New Orleans
Vranich
Railroad Passengers Association
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White House
B. F. Biagini
Nixon
San Francisco Population Drops in Census Readings
AP report notes unofficial 1972 July 1 census figures show San Francisco County population at 485000, a 2 percent decline from the prior year. The city’s population, once near 700000 during World War II buildup, now trails several larger counties in California.
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San
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Los Angéles
Orange
San Diego
Santa Clara
Alameda
San Bernardline
Sheriff vows to keep hair neat as jail escapees remain at large
Redwood City report notes Sheriff Whitmore vows not to cut his hair while five inmates remain uncaptured after the March escape from San Mateo County Jail. One inmate reportedly died by own action. three others are still missing, with investigators unsure of their locations.
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Redwood City
Sheri Whitnore
San Mateo County
Ince
Whitmore
Uiree
Gun Battle Ends in Hour-Long Bank Robbery Drama
Six women and the bank manager were inside during a dramatic bank siege led by gunmen. FBI agents briefly left for plazas and soda after being ordered to do so, as hostages and Wojtowicz spoke with reporters by phone amid hundreds of onlookers. The besieged man warned a radio reporter that lawmen would eventually extract him, insisting the gunmen would force a costly escape.
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Wojtowter
FBI
Wojtawicz
Council cushions purse with tax and open space plan
City council backs a 10 rent rate increase while adopting an Interim Open Space Element to curb development east of the hills and restrict parts of the northern plain. Voters of 143 acres near Weltel Vineyards and 300-acre Brolyn Ranch seek exclusion from open space, but the council advances the plan. Ernest Brown questions tax burden on Brown Ranch, citing 14 000 tax against 32 000 annual farming income and asks about continued water and development. Kimber Farms criticizes changes without adequate discussion. Rezoning 46 acres north of Decoio Road for 169 homes is tentatively approved pending school and architectural-control solutions. The council plans to donate 50 acres to the Southlay National Wildlife Refuge for dedication ceremonies.
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Jessen
Weltel
Brolyn
Voth
Councimen
Planning Commission
Thawn Ranch
Ramey King
Acson
John Kimber
Kimber Farms
Catinsilmen
Decoio Road
Nimitz
Fremont Boulevard
Singer, Housing Co
Northgate
Southlay National Wildlife Refuge
Reward Offered In Cattle Rustling Case In Alameda County
In a Fiji reward case tied to the Southern Alameda County Cattlemen Association, Marles conceded on the stand that he knew a reward was offered. A San Leandro police officer testified he may have listed an incorrect address in an aims report, noting Sneeden’s address as 1906 Washington. Marlowe was to join the defense case as proceedings continued before Judge Harold Howe in Oakland Superior Court.
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Alameda County
Cattlemen's Association
Mareles
San Leandro
Ercedent
Aims
Sneeden
Washington
Marlowe
Tod Dep
Diet
Ally
Thomas’Craft
Harold Howe
Oakland
Mother Arrested in Baby’s Death After Window Throw
Police say Magma Tena Joylene Hausermann, a year old, confessed to throwing her newborn from a window to hide pregnancy from her boyfriend. The infant’s body was found on a marquee outside her hotel room. She is jailed on suspicion of murder pending autopsy results.
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Charles Elis
Magma- Tena Joylene Hausermann
Ellis
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