Castro Valley Teen Dies After Two Car Crash
Larry Allen, 16, of 8035 Crow Canyon Road, Castro Valley, died at Eden Hospital after a two car crash on Crow Canyon Road Monday night. Steven T. Crouch, 10, and Alan D. Howe, 18, were injured among four others. Patrol reports the northbound car crossed double yellow lines on a curve and struck Howe’s car. accident report sent to district attorney for opinion on prosecution.
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Extra holiday closing at GM plant Fremont
The Fremont General Motors assembly plant will close four additional days beyond its regular holiday break. The plant will shut on December 22 23 29 and 30, on top of already scheduled holidays December 24 25 26 31 and January 1 2. Employees will receive pay for the six holidays plus supplemental unemployment benefits for the extra four days due to schedule adjustments.
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Fremont Fire Causes Large Home Damage
A Fremont fire of undetermined origin early today caused an estimated 12,000 damage to the one story home of Michael B. Sillon at 474 Buchanan Place. Firemen arriving before 2 am found flames over the roof with the kitchen and family room most damaged and smoke throughout. The department estimated 3,000 to the building and 4,000 to contents. Twenty firefighters spent over two hours at the scene.
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Murder trial set in stabbing in Hayward
Antonia L Castano, 42, of 3177 Kelly St, remanded to Alameda County Superior Court for murder in the Oct 11 death of Edward Torres, 33, of 27746 Barcelona Ave Hayward. The victim died at St Rose Hospital ten hours after being stabbed in a bar parking lot. The weapon reportedly was an old pully knife. Castano to appear Jan 2 at 10 am in Dept 5.
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Kidnap suspect declared insane in Santa Monica case
SANTA MONICA A San Lorenzo man charged with kidnapping Alan Ramo son of aerospace executive Simon Ramo was declared insane and ordered committed to a state hospital. John Santen 23 of 17245 Via Chiquila merchant seaman faced a $200000 ransom demand. Court suspended proceedings until sanity restored after the suspect fled to a Santa Monica Mountains area, was caught following a gunshot.
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Hayward weighs easing rule on U S housing grant
Kephart notes HUD finding equal opportunity clauses missing in Hayward application and questions residency requirements. Council members react, affirming local preference for city residents while HUD suggests explicit equal opportunity language may be required. HUD likely approves about 200 units, per Kephart confirmation.
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Nixon meets POW group amid war end talks
President Nixon pledged to address prisoner of war issues in any settlement and criticized Communist treatment of POWs as unconscionable. Mrs Stockdale and five women, including Mrs Mulligan and Mrs Manson, described government efforts and delays in mail for POW husbands.
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Tate LaBianca slayings case motions and trials evolve
AP reports Dist. Atty. Younger plans trial within 60 days of the Tate LaBianca killings. He expects Keene to release the grand jury transcript once all defendants recite copies. Manson and five followers face murder charges in the Tate and LaBianca deaths. authorities pursue other related slayings and a missing stuntman linked to Manson’s circle.
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Toll Bridge Authority Cuts Bay Toll Rates
The California Toll Bridge Authority ordered toll reductions on three San Francisco Bay spans, with larger cuts on the Carquinez and Benicia bridges than proposed by Governor Reagan. New rates take effect on July 1 for the Carquinez and Benicia, and July 1 for the Richmond-San Rafael. Bus tolls dropped to 20 cents. truck and vehicle rates adjusted across all three spans. Board changes included new members James Schmidt and Roy Demmon, with Gordon Luce named chairman.
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Massacre probe urged by civilian commission inquiry
The Armed Services Committee discussed scrapping its probe of the My Lai massacre in favor of a presidentially appointed civilian commission. Rep Rivers insists on a deep inquiry, while Calley case motions and arraignment for Jan 20 are scheduled amid defense actions and civil liberties concerns. Col Henderson testified on brigade actions in the My Lai incident.
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Thief steals UC historical objects from museum exhibit
UC Berkeley reports a thief with access stole more than 40 artifacts from the anthropology museum over two years, including a 4000 year old Egyptian statue and an Egyptian ivory figure. Losses exceed 5000 dollars as 60 staff members hold legitimate access. staff note inventory scale and ongoing security challenges.
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Explosions Shake Rome and Milan Banks Kill Nine
Three blasts hit Rome Milan within hours causing deaths and injuries. Police report nine dead in a Milan bank and 65 wounded. An explosion near Via Veneto in Rome injured people, while a third blast at Piazza Venezia caused panic among shoppers.
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Senate approves tax reform bill
Senate debate centers on tax relief versus revenue loss. Critics call the measure a political tool while supporters tout cuts and credits. Conferees worry amendments could unbalance the package and raise deficits by billions in 1970 and 1971.
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Cleaver May Return to Aid Panthers Amid Violence
Cleaver may return to the United States to help rally Black Panthers as violence surges after a Chicago raid killed 16 Panthers, including Winds Chairman Pred Hampton. Calls grow for federal grand juries into police killings. leaders warn of vendetta dynamics while police report ongoing gun battles and strong Panther presence in multiple cities.
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