Man who killed child sentenced in Oakland case
Aaron Lee Lewis 21 was found guilty last month of first degree murder in the stabbing death of 4 year old Francisco Dimiga of Hayward. He was sentenced to state prison with possible modification review in 12 days and will go to Vacaville before entering the state system. The victim died November 21, 1974. Lewis was also convicted of first degree burglary and second degree burglary.
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Oakland
Aaron Lee Lewis
Francisco Dimiga
Hayward
Lewis
Superior Court
Allen Broussard
State
Chicago Magazine
Vacaville
Zuniga
Talks Set Today in Hayward Strike
In Hayward an informal meeting is planned for 5 p.m. at the Alameda County AFL-CIO council in Oakland to urge Local 390 of the United Public Employees Union and city officials back to bargaining. Edward Allen, chief conciliator for Northern California, says the session may lead to a formal talks resumption to end the day-old clerical and maintenance walkout that began December 2 over pay, union dues, and binding arbitration. The union seeks higher pay and nonmember dues plans, while the city counters with a pay raise near 8 percent and fringe benefits.
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United Public Employes Union
Alameda County
Afl-Cio Central Labor Council
Oakand
Allen
Missing patient found in Hayward near barn
A patient from Bassard Rehabilitation Hospital, Lee Ella Burrell, 62, who was missing for almost 20 hours, was found near a barn on D Street after hospital staff and Fairview Fire Department searched the area. She had disappeared around 7 p.m. Tuesday and was located about 2:30 p.m. yesterday.
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Bassard
D Street
Iona Blackiumn
Wising
Lee Ella Burrell
Fairview
Burglary Blitz Across Bell County Nets Cash and Goods
Police blotter reports multiple burglaries across Fremont and nearby towns. Victims include Leon Leandron on Mission Boulevard and Dolores Sate at a residence with jewelry and coins stolen. cash losses noted from several entries. Items range from a hydraulic line pick and firearms to tapes, antiques, and household equipment. Recovered details show windows forced, doors pried, and unlocked cash drawers. Investigation underway with numerous suspect vehicles and incident times listed.
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Washington Ave
Cal Pak
E. 1Th St
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Dolores
Sheriff's Department
Eden Township
Sam Leandron
Amsn
Hijacked Dutch train endures 10 day siege with releases
Gunmen freed a 2 person couple from a hijacked train in the Netherlands after 10 days as 29 passengers remained hostage. Mediation by South Moluccan community members continued amid tense talks with authorities in Amsterdam.
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Netherlands
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Panatan
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Blackout disrupts park and Hub as power outage hits 3236 customers
During a two square mile area blackout near Mowry Avenue Fremont Boulevard and Blacow Road, the Hub and Fremont Plaza area lose power. PG&E identifies a short circuited underground cable on Bidwell Drive as cause. power restored within an hour to most customers and fully by 7:46 p.m. Businesses report mixed impact with shoppers lingering and Montgomery Wards resuming operations with reduced staff.
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Hayward clerk beaten by robber at charter service
Henry Chew a 57 year old Hayward clerk for Richard Lee Tours was pistol whipped by a robber who entered about 1 7 pm asked for a Reno bus tour. The assailant demanded money, beat Chew, and fled after taking roughly $32 from a customer named Robert Kraltschik.
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Charter Service
Levine Hospital
Henry Chew
Richard Lee Tours
Mission Blvd
Reno
Chew
Robert Kraltschik
Premont
Fire damages Hayward home destroys valuables
A couch near a wall furnace sparked a fire in the dining room of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Stiles at 26109 Whitman Street. About 2:53 p.m. the blaze caused $20,000 in damage. nine firemen on three units fought flames for nearly two hours with no injuries reported.
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Patterson Case Highlights Seeming Psychiatric Testimony Rift
Proceedings reveal Patty claiming coercion to rob and discuss examinations by psychiatrists from both sides. Judge and prosecutors clash over admissible evidence as Carter and Bailey maneuver, while Carter vows to attend trial and defense and prosecution seek adjournment on unresolved matters.
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Leneme Bailey
Satellites' sensors may have been blinded by Soviet radiation
Intelligence reports quoted in Aviation Week and Space Technology and the Baltimore Sun suggest infrared sensors on U.S. spy satellites were damaged by radiation from the Soviet Union, possibly laser based, raising concerns about SALT era arms limits. Both sides monitor each other with imaging and heat sensing through camouflage.
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U.S
Soviet Union
Aviation Week
Space Technology
Baltimore Sun
United States
Slayings, dictators, fires mark busy news day
Tipsters link composite sketches to the heir slaying case of John S Knight. Former Greek dictator George Papadopoulos pleads for execution to end Greece’s political rifts. An Icelandic gunboat fires on a British trawler in the cod wars with no hits. A Belfast bomb blasts through Christmas shoppers. no casualties reported. Time to quit Canada edition Tyme magazine ends after 42 years due to a tax-break cut by government.
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George Papadopoulos
Greece
Tyme Magazine
Mr. Charlie Dies at 15 the Myopic German Poodle
Mr. Charlie, a 15 year old myopic German poodle known for a special nose protection harness, died of a reported heart attack. Owner Harold Nash said the 140 pound silver gray dog suffered from rheumatoid issues for 16 years after being dognapped years ago. The dog was abducted in 194? by a thief demanding $400, but Nash refused to pay and the poodle found his way home three weeks later.
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Oakland
Charlie
Harold Nash
Nash
IRA gunmen end silence in 36 hour standoff in London
Irish Republican Army gunmen holed up in a downtown apartment resumed talks with police after a 36 hour silence. They refused to discuss the held captives and did not answer questions about a hotline link. A rope lowered a portable toilet to the window, signaling resolve as sandwiches and coffee were exchanged.
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UPT
Irish Republican Army
James Nevill
Nevill
Pallee
IRA
South County schools struggle with maintenance funding
Districts from Hayward to Fremont report strained budgets and rising costs for upkeep. Officials warn preventive maintenance cuts threaten longer term safety and efficiency, while some propose capital projects like trash compactors and recycling to curb expenses.
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South County
Mervin S. Moran
State Department of Education
Bawden
Mevie Tenance
Hayward
Fremont
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