Incumbent FJ Chinn files for South County college board
Incumbent FJ Chinn of 2788 Darius Way San Leandro filed for re election to the South County Community College District board where three seats are open Trustees L Arthur Van Etten and Charles Matzen hold seats Van Etten filed papers last week Matzen appointed to fill Charles Stones unexpired term will not seek re election In San Lorenzo Gary R Craig of 1803 Via Lotis took out nomination papers for the San Lorenzo school board where two seats are open.
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South County Community College District Board
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Darius Way
San Leandri
Arthur van Etten
Charles Matzen
van Etten
Matzen
Tate Charles Stone
San Lorenzo
Gary R. Craig
Lotis
Driver injured in wrong way I 680 crash in Pleasanton
PLEASANTON The driver of a southbound car in the northbound lanes of Interstate 680 near Bernal Avenue crashed into a truck and sustained major injuries. Robert Earl Jonas of Pillsbury swerved and struck the rear trailer, knocking an axle loose and spilling rolled tar paper. The truck driver Jerry McLaughlin of San Jose was not harmed.
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Valley Memorial Hospital
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Pillsbury
Jerry McLaughlin
San Jose
Police rescue four from river sloop amid protest
State police in a helicopter rescued four people from a sloop in the Connecticut River on Tuesday as ice approached. Crewmember David Curran, 32, said they did not want help, while skipper Frank Meistrell described their return to the vessel aboard the Kyalami berthed in Portland, Maine.
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Suspect Arrested After Cross-County DUI Chase
A 30-year-old man, Cornell Floustan, was arrested for driving under the influence after a pursuit by Oakland and San Leandro police through downtown Oakland, East 14th Street, and San Lorenzo, ending on Hesperian Boulevard near Grant Avenue. The chase involved Oakland and San Leandro police, CHP, and an aircraft, with a noninjury collision reported in the 200 block of East 14th Street.
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Valley County blotter reports multiple vehicle thefts and burglaries
Police blotter recounts a string of robberies and burglaries across towns including Alameda and Fremont. Vehicles stolen or tampered with range from a 1965 Burgundy Armbar to radios, televisions, and jewelry. Notable arrests and entry methods include open windows and pried doors, with losses listed for each incident.
Gilmore execution date set for January 17 1977
In Provo Utah a judge ordered condemned killer Gary Gilmore to be shot by firing squad at sunrise January 17 1977 at Utah State Prison. Gilmore had requested execution earlier but the court imposed the date after reviewing Utah law and prior stays. He urged immediate release and urged his lawyers to withdraw a habeas petition. The case followed previous stays by Gov Rampton and the US Supreme Court.
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Calvin Rampton
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EBMUD adopts three-part drought conservation plan
East Bay Municipal Utility District directors approved a three-part conservation program and warned that severe mandatory controls could be needed after another dry year. The plan targets residential landscaping, public agency street sweeping, and industrial water use with a report due January 11 on enforcement steps including possible annexation bans and higher water fees.
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New attorney to defend Chowchilla bus kidnap suspect
Lester Gendron, public defender of Madera County, says he will represent James Schenfeld in the Chowchilla school bus kidnapping case. Schenfeld, 24, is charged along with brothers Richard Schenefeld and Fred Woods, both 22 and 24, in the July 15 incident that abducted bus driver Ed Tay and 26 children.
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Fred Woods
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Mixed stocks edge down as profits trim early rally
On the New York Stock Exchange prices turned mixed after an initial surge driven by hopes of lower oil cartel demands. The Dow slipped about 0.3 percent to around 980.30 as traders took profits.
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guerrilla gun battle in Milan leaves three dead
In Milan police say a gun battle near Sesto San Giovanni left Walter Alagus, 22, a Red Brigades member, dead after he killed deputy police chief Vittorio Padovani and wounded policeman Sergio Bazzeca who died later. A second officer and a leftist rebel were killed in a Rome shootout a day earlier.
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Threat letter to Oklahoma City threatens citywide bomb plot
Mayor Patience Latting received a letter from an extremist promising to detonate 24 bombs around Oklahoma City unless the city pays 1 million dollars. The note described explosive devices the size of two shoe boxes placed at unspecified locations and could be detonated over a 26 hour period. Police, aided by bomb sniffing dogs, searched likely targets including the airport and government buildings after finding the letter at City Hall. The author used a code name and authorities linked the threat to the Popular Liberation Front.
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Council nixes controversial Fremont zoning
The Fremont rezoning plan faced strong opposition from the Centerville Area Plan Study and Centerville Business Association. Donna Olsen of the Committee to Preserve Residential Neighborhoods praised the City Council for opposing spot zoning and preserving the general plan. The group indicated mixed feelings about the outcome but supported keeping residential designations and avoided broad changes to the general plan, noting possible future discussions with the planning commission.
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U S to get its first male saint between June and October
A Vatican official said the United States will gain its first male saint between June and October next year. The canonization of the Philadelphia bishop was to be set by Pope Paul VI during a consistory of Cardinals on January 20.
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Feinstein calls to end fear after bomb scare in city
Acting mayor Paget Feinstein and officials report a bomb found in a brown paper bag with a small plastic cube believed to contain marijuana on a brick wall. Feinstein Barbagelata and Kopp note crime concerns and urge an end to the fear that grips residents.
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Olga's gown mystery linked to Korbut dress find
A gown and veil found discarded behind a bus station sparked a report that the dress belonged to gymnast Olga Korbut. WIBC traced the dress to J. Penney's in St. Louis, noting Korbut paid 170 dollars with three hundred dollar bills. A team planned to verify details in Jacksonville.
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