Sherman leads lively LERA tournament results report
Richard Sherman reports the LERA six round Swiss chess event at Lockheed Sunnyvale November 23 to 25 with over 200 players. Tad and Ruby Wodecufekl directed the USCF rated tournament awarding more than $2,000 in prizes. Complete results list multiple divisions and players from San Jose San Francisco Oakland Berkeley and others. The article also notes energetic skirmishes and a detailed sample games section including Grunfeld French and Sicilian Deregime.
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LERA
Lockheed
Sunnyvale
Tad
Ruby Wodecufekl
Michael Ewell
David Forthofter
Sera
Grunfeld
Isaak Romanov
Trarnstatud
Tvorcheskoe Naslecie M
Chigorina
Moscow
Chigorin
Blark
Oakland trial may affect transplant policy in future
In a California case, Sam Allen the Oakland shooting victim whose heart aided Blaine Wixom at Stanford faces a legal battle over brain death criteria. The process split medical and legal views, prompting debate on whether death should be defined by brain activity or heart function and potentially reshaping organ transplant rules nationwide. The trial of Andrew Lyons, charged with murder, hinges on this definition and its implications for autopsy and organ use.
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Oakland
Calif
Manor
Tex
Samuel Mitchell Allen Jr
Allen
Salt Lake City
Utah
Blaine Wixom
Stanford University Medical Center
Norman Shuthway
Wixom
Andrew D. Lyons
Sam Allen
U.S. Supreme Court
Alameda County Superior Court
Lyons
John Cruikahank
Harvard University
Alien
Highland Hospital
Harvard
Samuel Mitchell
Allen Jr
Husky
Goodnatured
California
Austin
Conrad Blevins
Robert Hurns
Burs
Burns
Norman Shumway
Stanford
Coromerd
Santa Clara County
Alameda County
Gwendolyn Joyce Allen
Nutce
Sam
San
Shumway
Alten
Highway Department
Blaine Wixim
Alameda
Roland Prahl
Mia. Allen
Thomas Harter
Bam
Jack Copeland
Alvin Hackel
Highland
Hackel
San Francisco
Oakland Airport Central Towers
Stanford Operating Room
Park Spring
A.D. Lyons
Sub skipper lost at sea near Golden Gate
Navy and Coast Guard searched for Cmdr. Alvin L. Wilderman of the U S Plunger after he went overboard in a gale about six miles west of the Golden Gate. Wilderman, 98, based at Mare Island, was reported missing at 4 17 p m Friday as winds 80 and up prevented Ranger from docking at Alameda.
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San Francisco
UPI
Navy
Coast Guard
Golden Gate Bridge
Cmdr
Alvin L. Wilderman
Greenville, i
Bfticer
U.S
Plunger
Mare Island
Calif
Wilderman
Ranger
Alameda
Police hunt gas can thieves in San Francisco curb heist
Police in San Francisco seek suspects after a railroad box car was broken into early Friday. About 2,000 new gasoline cans were stolen, each capable of holding one gallon. The cans, taped shut, were removed from black market dealers.
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Richard Sherman
Oyan
Harry Radke
San Jose
Indeth
David Forthoffer
Mt. View
Jerry Gutierez
Dennis Waterman
Bill Chesney
Carl Shiflett
van Vandivier
Salinas
Murray Turnbull
Berkeley
James Blick
Michael Carmal
Saicuse
Robert Cromwell
J. B. Guzman
Mark Schynert
Los Altos
Richard Dom
Greg Payne
San Mateo
Norman Johnson
Mark Fischer-Colbrie
Peter Buyer
Milpitas
Leach
Michael Wood
Modesto
Michael Sarley
Richmond
Richard Lew
Pratt Parker
Stephen Clark
David Abramson
David Forthetter
Stewart Scult
Perrott
Larry Wagner
Yuri Chemokud
Sunniyvale
Nfa
Sasc Rice
Emanuel Lasker
Mikhail Chigorin
Emanuel Larcker
Mikhail Chigerin
Brighton
England
Bun Mbebih
P.bsib
Kansas
Maryland
Albert W. Meloting
American Electroencephalographic Society
Samuel Aaitscholl Allen JR
Manos
Rad
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