Coroner cites bullet match to batch in 1970 killings
UPI reports chemist Hoffman said a bullet recovered from Emery Kamp's head could be from the same batch as shells found with Charles Corena. The evidence links a . Remington slug to ammunition tied to the Festher River massacre where 25 laborers were buried in May 1970. prosecutors questioned the consistency of the lot with other evidence.
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Amtrak to Run Daily Oakland Schedule During Holidays
Amtrak announces daily passenger service between Oakland and Santa Rosa will operate through the holiday season. Sen Alan Cranston's office was notified that the daily service starts December 15 and continues through January 7 or 8. Normally the route runs three days per week.
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First medical hearing in San Francisco prompts care concerns
In San Francisco, less than half of the city's 2,300 elderly medical patients can be housed locally. A ninth Legislative Committee heard complaints about California's $1 billion nursing home industry. Two witnesses said 1,100 of the 2,300 patients age 65 and over can be accommodated, leaving 1,200 in distant facilities. Witnesses described thousands of sick and old people being moved to underfunded nursing homes with undertrained staff and marginal care.
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Suspect Held in Oakland Slaying Case
A suspect, Charles Wilkins also known as Chicago, 32, was taken into custody for the October 2 slaying of Phillip W. Randall, 29, who was shot at his home as his bride of three months looked on. Police say Wilkins, with a prior narcotics record dating to 1952, killed Randall over anger about car repairs Wilkins had done for him.
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Solon to push for early hearings on Navy Grumman F jets
Senator Howard W. Cannon announces an Armed Services subcommittee plan for early hearings on the Navy Grumman dispute over the F jet fighter contract. Grumman argues it has suffered losses totaling about 110 million by not fulfilling the order, while the Navy maintains terms require production. Cannon noted the Navy decision and Grumman response raise questions about the future of a key defense program.
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Police charge two officers with burglary and theft
Two policemen were charged with burglarizing a store and stealing nine color television sets. Officers Edwin Silvia, 38, and Eugene Siporélli, 24, allegedly took the sets from a shopping center last Saturday night. Guns were recovered after a tip, and Warren Thomas Osborn, 25, a carpenter, was charged with burglary.
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Gunmen kill policeman in Belfast as sectarian violence flares
Belfast police report an officer was shot dead early today as gunmen armed with automatic weapons opened fire outside a city hotel. The death marks the 28th police officer killed in Northern Ireland’s ongoing sectarian conflict this period. An army spokesman confirmed the fatal shooting amid a surge of violence tied to political and religious strife. In other news, Catholic leaders held talks with British officials in London fearing threats from extremists after a private briefing at Willian Whitelaw’s office, with secrecy requested to protect participants.
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Amnesia man sought by Alaska authorities
Fairbanks officials seek help from Medford residents to identify a man found wandering in the wilderness. The amnesia victim, missing since November 10, was located by the Alaska Rescue Service in relatively good condition but cannot name himself. Frank Cogswill of the rescue team informed the Medford Mail Tribune.
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Leary Ordered Out Of Switzerland In Drug Cult Case
Armeci drug cultist Timothy Teary must leave Switzerland with a final order from the court. His lawyer Horace Mastro sank said there is no confirmation of a new residence yet. Leary fled a California prison in 1970 and was serving a ten year sentence for drug possession. He first went to Algeria in 1971 before arriving in Switzerland.
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Marin hearing sparks clash over St Clair absence
In San Rafael AP report, Assemblywoman Fong denounces San Mateo County Supervisor Robert St Clair for not attending final hearings before the Assembly Environmental Quality Committee. Subpoena issued to compel his appearance. Callaghan faces renewed criticism from Mountain View official Jelavich who advocates his dismissal amid alleged polluter-friendly conduct and staffing shortfalls.
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Cathy Douglas passes bar exam amid family turmoil
Daily review notes Cathy Douglas, wife of Neila D Brothas, passes the bar exam from American University Law School in Washington. She seeks legal experience. A separate incident reports a Christmas call from Fareham England operator Eilerh Smith who spoke with 4 year old Sarah Jane Chase as she lay injured after her mother Nev Chase fell through a window. The girl helped keep her mother alive by engaging the operator during the 18 minute call until ambulance arrived.
Westinghouse: Train control fixes for BART by fall
Westinghouse says the fault in Bay Area Rapid Transit's train control system will be solved in time for service expansion to San Francisco next September. Johnson, VP of Westinghouse Transportation, cautioned he is not 100 percent sure but has high assurance. He cited a possible wheel rail film causing warning failures and noted a scrubber to clean wheels is being tested, with noise concerns and possible cost questions for BART. Westinghouse expects about 35 million dollars for the contract and says the system will meet all requirements.
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Freedom Returns After Military Rule at Utah Junior High
NORTH OGDEN Utah AP Freedom returned to Worth Ogden Junior High School after more than two days of what officials called a totalitarian exercise by Triangulian volunteers from the 683rd Artillery Unit of the U S Army Reserves who seized control with armed guards and a mock military court to teach patriotism and discipline. Principal Carl C DeYoung said verdicts and punitive steps like cleanup detail followed. About three parents protested the program saying their children should not be involved.
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Freight cars derail in Illinois fire raged across town
In a Southern Illinois community near Mungren an Illinois Central Baltimore and Ohio freight train derailed early today sending cars filled with petroleum naphtha glycol and plastics along the tracks. The blaze forced evacuation of about 100 residents as flames spread and engineers warned firefighters not to use water as it would deplete oxygen. Alcohol foam was requested but not available.
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Lansky Released From Hospital in Miami Case Status
Me yer Lansky, 71, released Tuesday from Mt Sinai Hospital after heart ailment treatment. The бывшее gangland figure faced fax conspiracy and contempt charges in Miami, Las Vegas and New York over alleged underworld activities. He was arrested on arrival from South America after seeking asylum and had been living in Israel where his stay was denied.
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Daily Review of 1897 Act Notices From Floyd Sparks
The Daily Review issues notices under the Act of Congress dated 0 1897. It directs recipients to respond by mail to 118 W Vinian Ave, Bo, Bex327, Heyward, Cond 74538. The publisher is William Chote with Floyd Sparks noted as President.
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James Brown Arrest in Knoxville Stir Described as Misunderstanding
Mayor Kyle Testerman and attorney Albert G. Ingram said the Knoxville arrest of entertainer James Brown after a Sunday Civic Coliseum concert stemmed from a misunderstanding. Brown and two aides faced disorderly conduct and assault charges after a melee with two patrolmen. they were released on bond ahead of a City Court hearing scheduled for December 27.
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