Don Beebe former Oroville Mercury Register president dies
Indiana native and former Daily Review editor Don Beebe led several California papers including Modesto Bee and Oroville Mercury Register. He served as California Newspaper Publishers Association president and guided The Review through a major transition to daily publication. Survived by wife Helena son Dan and daughter Aloe Mae.
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Newark Five Bedroom House Burned. Arson Suspected
A vacant five bedroom house at 23015 Birch St in Newark was destroyed by fire late last night. Firefighters arrived at 140 am to find the structure engulfed and fought the blaze for over three hours with no salvage. Loss estimated at 7000 dollars. Investigators said arson is suspected and will determine if the fire was intentional.
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Robbery at Short Stop Market in Maynard
Police report a man armed with a seven millimeter revolver robbed clerk Paul Quinlan at 2:14 pm at 551 Garin Ave Hayward. The robber demanded wash receipts after being refused wine purchase, taking $729.
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Police recapture escapee Mayward in Hayward arrest
A 2h year old man named Howd of 896 Alwell Place was arrested on misdemeanor escape charges after shoving a police officer and fleeing near Hayward City Jail at 3 22 p.m. He chased along Font Boulevard in heavy traffic before being found hiding in bushes behind his home at 4 05 p.m. He was originally arrested on under the influence of drugs and interfering with a native officer charges.
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Maid of California contest results at the California State Fair
San Leandro teen Darlene Siegfried, 14, finished as runner-up representing Alameda County in the 1973 Maid of California contest at the California State Fair. The fair opened Friday and runs through September 4. Merced County's Summer Darvology, 21, crowned 1972 guard, with runner-ups Mich ale Sisk, 17, Cajun, Margie Pool, 17, Sacramento, and Diale Parker, 17, Convard, in the lineup.
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Car strikes fan in Clovis area man dies at hospital
Fresno County coroner reports a 75 year old man from near Fresno was hit by a car while stepping into a path in Clovis at 7 30 p m He was taken to a local hospital where he died two hours later Melvin Bryant of Clovis drove the car involved in the fatal incident coroner John Burghert said the man and his wife were waiting for friends in the community near Fresno.
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FCC cites 45 citizen band violations in South County
An FCC probe found 45 citizen band radio stations operating illegally in South County, with half in Hayward and the rest in Fremont and San Leandro. Unlicensed stations and illicit pseudonyms were noted. fines of 100 to 500 dollars for licensable violators and possible charges up to 10,000 dollars and one year in prison for unlicensed or licensed stations.
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Skatathon Raises 2470 for Project Hope
The skateathon at South Island Tee Arena netted 2470 for Project Hope. Chairman Bill Farley called the event a moderate success while noting 25 volunteers kept the action nonstop. Spectators enjoyed appearances by Tek Shenvaad, Yosemite Sam, Bugs Bunny, and Hayward Mayor Lao Howell.
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Stockholm hostage drama ends as gas plan abandoned
Swedish authorities confirm a gas attack plan was abandoned during the bank siege at a 49 by 10 foot vault. Gunman Jan-Arik Olsson and accomplice Clark Olofsson remained inside with four hostages, all in their twenties, as police moved to secure their release.
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Library on agenda continues discussion of expansion
The council weighs a $950,000 rough estimate to expand the library, based on a nationwide survey, with space needs, costs, and funding sources under study. Staff reports on water service complaints and a resurrected construction tax proposal shape the agenda. The council also faces decisions on Mission Boulevard property and potential contracting changes with local social service groups.
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Connolly's Retirement Celebration Lights Hall With Humor
John Connolly’s retirement event fills a new hall with laughter and warm tributes. Family, friends, and public figures mingle as speakers praise his long public service, while jokes about Watergate and Irish heritage mix with memories from a life in politics and community work. The moment blends fond farewells, fundraising plans for a charter flight, and a firm sense of his enduring connection to supporters.
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Driver sought in fatal crash on Nimitz Freeway
California Highway Patrol searches for a light yellow Chevrolet station wagon driver after a high speed clipping on the Nimitz Freeway killed Alameda resident James Farrington, 60. Farrington’s car struck the concrete railing, crossed lanes and medians, ejecting him. two other drivers, Sheridan Atkinson and Glenn Laneyre, were uninjured, and Farrington’s passenger Trene Paukey, 4, remained hospitalized in guarded condition. Witnesses urged to contact Hayward CHP with information.
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Israelis Arabs trade gunfire along Golan ceasefire line
TEL AVIV AP Israelis and Arab forces exchanged fire along the cease-fire line in the occupied Golan Heights Syria the first outbreak since July 12 when Syria said a tank fire crossed into Israeli positions The clash began when Arabs fired bazooka and small arms at an Israeli patrol at the southern end of the heights Israel returned fire The communique did not confirm regular Syrian army involvement or irregulars behind the attack
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Explosion damages Chicago Loop office building in pre rush hour blast
A unidentified blast rocked a Loop office building today just before morning rush hour causing up to $2 million in damage. Windows shattered across neighboring structures including the Sears Tower as ads were interrupted by the force of the explosion.
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Sweden’s King Gustaf VI Adolfs Health Crisis Deepens
Report from Stockholm states King Gustaf VI Adolf remains in critical condition after surgery and five days in intensive care. Doctors say kidney function is failing and intestinal bleeding worsened early today, with possible donor kidney considered but not yet offered. The bulletin notes the king’s ongoing treatment and uncertainty about prognosis.
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Four soccer fans killed in rush at Teresina stadium
In Teresina eastern Brazil a false collapse alert prompted a deadly rush at Alberto Silva Stadium during a match between Sominense and Tiradentes. About 35,000 fans crowded the arena until panic caused illegal surges and crush injuries, leaving at least four dead and over a thousand injured. One unidentified person remained in critical condition.
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Boy dies after stepping from camper near Picacho
A one year old boy died when he stepped from a door of a camper as parents drove along Interstate 10 near Picacho Arizona. State police said Edward Zeistraeth was asleep and woke, approached the door and fell outside the moving vehicle, struck by passing traffic. The incident occurred Sunday night after reports from motorists of something on the road.
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Park Ranger Roy Sullivan Named Most Lightning-Struck Man
Wayne sboro Virginia United Press dispatch reports Roy C. Sullivan the Park Ranger at Shenandoah National Park holds the Guinness record as the most lightning struck man with four confirmed hits. He says he was struck a fifth time August 7 while on Skyline Drive near central Virginia and describes the moment in vivid detail.
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Nixon to release estate purchase details early this week
White House spokesman Gerald Warren said President Nixon will publicly disclose the financial arrangement with New York industrialist Robert Abplayalp over the acquisition of nearly six acres in San Clemine Galil. The forthcoming document, prepared by an accounting firm, will detail the sale of the property and address accusations of using campaign funds, which the White House labeled unfounded.
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Cycle gangs and Red Cross join Labor Day drive
In Los Angeles two oxen motorcycles clubs including Lia Halla Angels shed their anti social image to aid Red Cross relief for accident victims this Labor Day weekend. Red Cross spokesman Corry Sohte said the drive was organized by Thal Lin with leaders Tuco Lis Angoles and Louis Costalla plus Sam Wiisarng.
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