Drunken driving arrests surge in San Leandro holiday probe
During the four day Thanksgiving period 45 motorists were arrested for drunken driving in San Leandro under a new police program that speeds sobriety testing and uses a dedicated DWI unit. The count boosted November totals to 103, with a sharp rise from 35 for the same month last year. Police noted fewer incidents in surrounding South County cities and described the program as increasing field arrests without slowing patrols.
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Leanko
San Leander
Robert McGinnnis
McGinnis
McGinnnis
California
Neolinis Sa
Aoci Se Ee
Callin Stich
Fapa Police Department
San Leandro
South County
Highway Trot
Hayward
Union City Department
Livermore
Thuy
Newark
Fremont
Holiday highway toll lowest on record
Holiday travel produced the lowest highway death count on record with 304 fatalities in four days. NSC estimates fell 27 from the 764 toll of Thanksgiving 1988, while states like Illinois Indiana and Ohio reported weather complications and lower totals. California led in traffic deaths with 48, Texas 27, North Carolina 22, Georgia 21, Florida 1.
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National Safety Council
South County
United Press International
NSC
Goring
Ilinois
Indiana
Hera
California
Texas
North Carolinia
Georgia
Florida
New York
Sinots
Penmayivaria
Learning to live with earthquakes
Three campers ten miles from the epicenter awoke at 3 20 in tents. After a 4 30 quake, waves and rising water swept the beach. Dr James A Mitchel of Hilowea was killed by the surge. Tremors measured 5 5 and 7 2 on the Richter scale. Volcanic activity followed, with Kalowea eruptions and no impact on the Sei army islands.
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James A. Mitchel
Hilowea
Kalowea
Kilanea Volcano
Sei
Shot narrowly misses Fremont motorist on Nimitz Freeway
Fremont resident Micheal G. Scott, 19, escaped injury when two men in a van fired at his car on the Nimitz Freeway. Scott said the van pulled beside him near Scopperint Boulevard, windows down, a shot went through his window and shattered glass cut his eye. The attackers fled. he did not recognize them.
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Fremont
Nimitz
Micheal G. Scott
Tee Hii Reef Port
Scott
Bear
Scopperint Boulevard
Oftramp
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Jaws at Lake Tahoe Workman [damaged text]
A lake Tahoe worker clings to a precarious perch as he handles shark jaws. The fragment shows a dangerous height and risky task with no clear outcome or full details.
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Workman
Lone Boy Scout Robby Aims Higher After Eagle Rank
Robby, a member of a Lone Troop affiliated with the San Francisco Bay Area Council, works toward Eagle Scout while living at the Low Mochos Scout Camp. He earned Star rank three years after joining a Cub Scout pack and has earned 37 merit badges. He assists his father at the scout ranch, values making a difference, and plans to become a scoutmaster.
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Low Mochos
Mines Road
Livermore
San Francisco Bay Area Council
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Anit
Pied
Wamunity
Order of the Aen
Achewonimat Lodge
Saeed
Ee. Samet Cne
Escaped murderer captured in Hayward says FBI
A Hayward FBI field agent reported the escaped inmate Barrett Cry captured after arriving in town. The 1971 Florida case listed a federal warrant for unlawful flight to avoid confinement. The federal complaint was dismissed by US Magistrate Owen E Woodruff Jr in San Francisco and Barrett was returned to Florida authorities. No further details were released on the capture.
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Fla
Glades Correctional Institute
Belle Glade
Owen E. Woodruff Jr
San Francisco
Barrett
Florida
FBI
Ford Signs $4 Billion Military Construction Bill
Ford signs a $4 billion military construction bill and a $71.3 million EPA measure to regulate pest poisons. The EPA bill extends fence line deadlines and extends the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide and Rodenticide Act reach through March 31, 1977, with actions dating from 1975 to 1976 and adds $23.6 million for six more items.
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UPI
Ford
Environments Protection Agency
Seit
Military Li
Bilion
Ciera
EPA
Pee
Valley man arrested in narcotics raids
A Valley man identified as Francisco Chy failed was arrested in narcotics raids led by federal agent Robert J. DeFauw. DeFauw said 28 or more additional arrests were expected in the government's operation.
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Far Bey
Can Valley
Robert J. DeFauw
Bie
Ford welcomed by Chinese leaders during detente visit
Report notes smooth progression of Ford's motorcade through key streets as top Chinese officials observe. The scene reflects eased tensions and mutual restraint, with emphasis on avoiding provocation and maintaining stable dialogue despite ongoing strategic differences.
Robbery of Elderly Pair Tops $16500, Police Report
Police say two suspects robbed elderly individuals, taking about $16,500 and around $3,000 from a residence. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but authorities note the crime involved breaking a screen and accessing the home. Investigations continue with no arrests announced.
Woman is injured in purse theft by masked youth
Mrs. Eakh V. Brown, 8, of Castro Valley, is described as the victim when a hoodlum slams a pie at her head during a purse robbery. The assailant fled with the purse while an onlookers couple, Mr. and Mrs. Al Nelson, watched him enter an old car nearby. Mrs. Brown received care at Memorial Hospital for a three inch forehead cut.
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Ying & Wes
Eakh V. Brown
Castro Valley
al Nelson
Two men found cutting up stolen car in garage
Police said two men were arrested after being found in a Manon Avenue garage at 12:30 Acee, wielding a cutting torch to dismantle a stolen car. The vehicle, reported stolen in Fremont, with parts from another stolen car found in San Leandro, was located at 27835 Manon Ave. in a residence and yard.
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Manon Avenue
Manon Ave
Acee
Fremont
San Leandro
Moti
Pregnant girl held on forgery charges
San Leandro police report a pregnant teenage girl suspected of forging checks totaling at least $600. The mother said the girl refused school and would not identify her baby's father. Police also arrested a 15 year old, with both juveniles referred to Alameda County juvenile authorities. Anthony Allen Sr. and James E. Riley faces unrelated charges of theft and drunken driving respectively.
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Good Counsel Church
Faest
Priedeta
Floresta Blvd
Alameda County
Anthony Allen Sr
Berkeley
Merritt College
Ian Cgeee
Peropis
Doolittle
Police blotter shows scattered theft and incident reports
A cluttered blotter lists multiple minor crimes and events including a leather jacket valued at 460, vehicle details, and several named individuals. Readers are directed to note reported incidents, with various locations and times referenced in a fragmented summary of police activity.
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Grannas Roe Saermion
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Harald W. Lind
Seth Laster Welrancey
Shoréa
Caerare Erin
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Richard M. Paterna
Chen
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