Five Alameda County Residents Die In Weekend Accidents
weekend accident toll rises as five Alameda County residents perished. Paul Costello 63 of Camelia Drive died after a pickup left a curve near Pickers on Shingle Springs Road south of Platerville. Stephen Slader 20 of Paseo Padre Fremont died after being struck while running on the Nimitz Freeway. One man died in a head on crash on Interstate 580 east of Rowell Haneh and another suffered a heart attack. Coroner cites psychiatric illness for one victim and patrol continues investigation.
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Meda County
Livermore
Pickers
Paul E. Costello
Camelia Drive
Fremont
Highland Hospital
Oakland
Nimitz
Qakland
Alameda County
Sinder
Bill D. Harder
Beverly Lane
Dublin
Valley Memorial Inspira
Interstate 580
Rowell Haneh
California
Interstate 680
Saingstone Avenue
Castro Valley
Raymond Pettit
Scenic Ave
Morotd Schiffbauer
Schinps St. Hayward
Highway Patrol
Youth Arrests After Robbery In Fremont
Police arrested two Fremont youths after a gas station robbery report. Attendant Daniel Alcon said the suspect claimed not to have a gun before fleeing. Anthony Goeerero, 18, of 37767 Fetrirell Drive, was later charged with armed robbery near Farwell Drive and Keystone Drive. A Newark youth was also arrested for burglary and auto theft. Armando J. Canby of 297 Dalewoy Drive was arrested on a warrant on Ruschin Drive.
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Fremont
Mowry Ave
Daniel Alcon
Union City
Anthony
Goeerero
Fetrirell
Farwell Drive
Keystone Drive
Robery
Newark
Armando J. Canby
Dalewoy Drive
Ruschin Drive
Burglary Strikes Premont residence. valuables stolen
Roxie Q. Goucher reported burglars smashed a window in a Stenkamncer Drive home yesterday and stole a television set, jewelry, a diamond ring, an adding machine, a shotgun, and saving items. Police listed three portable TVs and other items missing. value estimated at 2462 dollars.
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Stenkamncer
Roxie Q. Goucher
Lms
BART panel details $100 million civil suit
The Bay Area Rapid Transit District faces a $100 million civil suit filed by Milton Stern Jr on behalf of others whose faxes are used by the transit system. The district and suppliers Westinghouse Electric Parsons Brinckerhoff Tudor Bechtel and 100 John Does are named. Attorney Malcolm Barrett indicated the board’s close door meeting in Oakland will decide on defense or new representation.
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Bay Area
Rapid Transit District
Oakland
Malcolm Barrett
BART
Milton Stern Jr
San Francisco
Westnghouse Electric Co
Parsons, Brinckerhoff, Tudor, Bechtel
John Does
Not guilty plea in bookie raids case in San Leandro
A San Leandro man pleaded not guilty in Superior Court yesterday to three felony counts linked to a fast-tay bookmaking operation. Thomas E. Greva, 36, of 724 Lawelling Bird, faces one bookmaking charge and two counts of operating a premises for bookmaking, with a trial date set for January. Co-defendants appeared, including Albert Orisho who pleaded guilty to misdemeanor gambling, and Stuart G. Beauhi and Margretts who pleaded not guilty to felony charges. Trial dates to be set in January.
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San Leandro
Thomas E. Greva
Cembant
Alice Ty Roman
Lowellinig Houtevard
Varee
Willian J. Mcruiness
Albert Orisho
Berkeley
Stuart G. Beauhi
Alameda
Sint Margeis
el Sobrante
Beguini
Jin
Margetts
Dan
Cities receive federal funds fast in early revenue sharing
The federal government announced exact six month revenue sharing figures for Soll County cities, and checks arrived as promised. Hayward leads with 368 000, followed by others including Newark 124 045, Union City 101 834, Livermore 73 000, and San Leandro with 162 964. second installment amounts may vary, cautions Mayor Jack Maltester about possible higher or lower payments.
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Soll County
Enid
Hayward
Mont
Union Gily
Livermore
Bakers Strike Persists In Fresno Area
About 190 bakers and drivers remained idle Monday in the Fresno region as still unresolved labor disputes kept San Joaquin Bakery Inc. operations halted. Teamsters and northern California bakers were negotiating in San Francisco with a new contract anticipated soon.
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Bakers
Fresno
San Joaquin
Daly
Teamsters Union Local 431
Teamsers
California
San Francisco
Marty Marashia
Bridge project fuels student civics learning in tangle
Vargas praises student efforts to push a long awaited bridge project despite bureaucratic delays. He notes the civics class turns a dry subject into real action as youths confront negative talk from adults and seek practical change. Students already gained experience and a temporary sidewalk gives safe passage while plans advance.
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Quilving
Vargas
She Clas
Wil Fran
Sanctuary sails out as Navy ends all male only seagoing tradition
The USS Sanctuary, a Navy hospital ship, departs San Francisco with 80 women aboard marking the first sea duty for female sailors on a ship. Lt. Ann Kerr becomes the first female line officer. two women pursue boatswain mates as the crew prepares for mixed-gender operations.
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Sanctuary
San Francisco
Sune
Port
Naval Shipyard
Bruce Gair
Gair
Worden
Vietnam
Vie
Ann Kerr
Rio del Mar
Calif
Keee
Arnefiese Knapp
Dulavan
Wis
Ass. Knapp
Arlene B. Dueryk
Navy Nurse Corps
Avomta
Nixon names No 2 defense man
President Nixon named Texas airman William P. Clements Jr. deputy secretary of defense, appointing a No 2 official to the Defense Department amid changes in the senior ranks.
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Nixon
Washington
UPI
Texas
William P. Clements Jr
Defense
Defense Department
Hungary's dance instructors age cited in report
Budapest dispatch notes Statistica results showing Hungary's average dance instructor age around 60 with many over 86. Istvan Magyar comments on samba skills, while Clements, 55, is named to succeed Kenneth Rush as deputy defense secretary, praised by Press Secretary Ziegler for experience and defense knowledge. Clements chairs Sedeo Inc. in Dallas. no prior government service. Congress created one more deputy defense secretary post last year. another remains to be filled.
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Hungary
UPI
Statistica
Twit Buapest
Congress
Nne
Defense
Firewood and winter goods drive mixed store sales
Retailers report varied demand as cold weather boosts sales of blankets and scarves while some merchants see declines. Downtown Hayward along Foothill Boulevard notes two of twelve shops with down sales despite the Christmas season, even as Southland Center reports heavier crowds.
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Kiyat
Christies
Hayiward
Foothill Boulevard
Southland
Parole decision unlikely for Black Panther aide Hilliard
Sacramento AP report notes California Adult Authority to interview Black Panther chief of staff David Hilliard this week at Vacaville facility. A final parole decision likely not before January 30. Hilliard, serving six months to 10 years for assault with a deadly weapon, previously failed in December 1971.
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Sacramento
California
Black Panther
David Hilliard
Hilliard
Vacaville
Joe Spanuler
Hillard
James Smith
Adit
Illard
Truman's Vital Signs Fluctuate, President Truman Serious
In Kansas City a UPI report states former President Harry S Truman's heart rate, breathing, and temperature rose during the night. A morning medical bulletin says his condition remains serious with unstable vital signs and elevated respiration pulse and temperature.
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Kansas City
UPI
Harry S Truman
Truman
Anti Fidel unit claims explosions across three cities
The Cuban Secret Government, an anti-Cusba group, claims responsibility for bombs at two travel offices in Montreal New York and Miami. No injuries were reported but threats warned of further attacks on persons and firms aiding Cuba. The letter demanded recognition of the Communist-led government and threatened targeting publishers and staff connected to Cuba related services.
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Washington
Gagfish
Blasia
Vacuba Forwarding Co
Li Mimi
VA Cuba Affine
Calypso
York City
Michael’s Forwarding Co
Montreal
Moonwalkers Plan Second Extravehicular Solo Crawl
Astronauts prepare a second lunar EVA on Apollo 17 as Eugene Cernan and Harrison Schmitt explore the Moon’s south massif craters. They will cover over 20 miles, collect rock samples near 200 pounds, deploy rovers, and plant a flag while Mission Control watches from Earth.
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Rover
Americ
Avhen Cernan
Cate
Corman
Schmitt
Ughing
Ing
Mission Control Center
Nutichi
Anid Cernan
Pais Fng
Nnikind
Cease-fire talks stall as Hanoi presses for prompt signing
A Vietnam cease-fire proposal faced rejection as Hanoi urged immediate U S signing of the Kissinger plan while Thieu demanded stricter terms. Viet Cong and North Vietnamese delegates accused Thieu of obstinacy, calling for an immediate pact and a halt to military actions. Porter's meetings with Xuan Thuy and Kissinger’s team continued amid a cautious Washington mood.
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Kissinger
Cominwe
Ville
Sault
Paris
Neuyen van Vhien
Tany
Thien
United States
Saigon
Hanoi
Thiewsks
Tho
William J. Porter
Xuan Thuy
Paice Tie Noreyele
Newilly Sur Seine
IZ Pan
Thiet
National Assembly
Naks
Thieu
Kissinges
Porter
William
Sullivan
Nguyen Co-Thae
Choisy le Roi
National Security Council Alles
John Negroponte
Winston Lord
Washington U.S
Nixon
Washington
Chow Fen-bi
Europe No. 1
Peking
U.s-Land
Apcord
Pupil bites off more than he can chew in doorway incident
In Chesham England firemen aided a pupil bitten by a classmate during a tag game when a door handle trapped the boy’s mouth. Firefighters freed him after the handle wedged under his teeth.
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Chesham
England
UPI
Pupilio
Matthew Kingswood
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Spangler
Jane
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Illasion
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Astroms
Sean
Yule
Hanai
Alu
Noril
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Thin
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