Ex Stanford professor held for harboring escapee
FBI arrested H. Haice Prankling a former Stanford professor and two others on federal charges of harboring Ronald W. Beauly, an inmate who fled from Chino prison after an ambush killed a guard. State police seized Robert Allin Saaboek in Palo Alto in the guard murder probe as Stanford dismissed Franklin for campus violence.
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Back-to-back BART delays ease for Fremont Union City riders
BART officials reported a half hour delay for Fremont and Union City passengers after back-to-back train troubles. A Oakland to Fremont train at South Hayward was removed due to wheel flat spots, which can damage rails and create noise. A spare train failed, causing further disruption before a later southbound train rescued riders to Brentwood and Fremont.
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Murder suspect cuts wrists in Fremout court
Weldon Kennedy, accused of murdering Mario Billy Oliver and Vicky Ischin, reportedly cut his wrists yesterday after a transport to Fremout Nineloal Court. Deputies said rumors of deep slashes were unfounded as he prepared to be represented by Deputy Public Defender Michael Ciruolo and seek a gag order.
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Hayward schools likely to stay open next year
Hayward Supt. Ray Arveson told the school board that enrollment decline should remain modest, making it possible to avoid closings through next year. He noted attrition could address staying problems and predicted no teacher layoffs despite drops. Planning for 37274 stresses community input and a year and a half lead time for any future closings.
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Medi Cal benefits ordered restored for 10000
A Superior Court judge ruled that California must restore Medi Cal to about 10 000 aged blind and disabled persons disqualified after a 220 percent Social Security boost. The ruling says federal guidelines require restoring aid under the federal medical assistance program while adjusting for income.
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Holiday trade hurt by club fire
Firefighters battled a $230,000 blaze at Silver Pines Country Club Saturday morning while golfers were kept busy. The club, leased from Venice Greenhouses, Inc., had been booked solid through Christmas with New Year’s Eve reservations. Jarvis Golf Corp director J. D. Chastain blamed the fire for lost business and noted Rotary Club members mourned sentimental items. Fire Chief F Preston Spalding cited a faulty gas heating unit as a possible cause and investigators continued.
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U S stages heaviest attack on Hanoi and losses reported
The United States mounted its heaviest one day air assault on Hanoi as more B52s and fighter bombers joined raids. The U S Command reported several aircraft shot down or missing, with crews captured or at large, while indicating a major shift of airpower toward North Vietnam. The White House said bombing was ordered to deter further enemy buildup and forestall a possible offensive in South Vietnam.
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Barriers in path of airport growth at San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo's airport growth faces safety and oversight challenges as officials report 13 accidents since 1960, including two recent ground losses and nonfatal crashes near the runway. Training flights, pilot error, and overflight concerns raise calls for better lighting, a stop indicator, and stricter supervision by FAA and local authorities.
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Pay booth rate hike proposed in New York
Albany report says The New York Telephone Co requested a 20 cent increase for pay booth calls, which would raise the cost from 10 to 30 cents. The filing to the New York State Public Service Commission seeks a larger rate raise totaling about a million dollars annually.
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Woman struck and killed crossing street in Hayward
Pilar Alvarado 72 of 2223 Hathaway Avenue was killed when hit by a car at 6 p m on Hathaway Avenue near A Street Alameda County sheriff says she crossed two lanes mid block and stepped back into traffic. The driver Davie A Walker 75 of Oakland remained unidentified.
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Apollo 17 Lands Safely in Pacific Ocean
Apollo 17 astronauts report a safe splashdown in the Pacific and celebrate a successful return. Schmitt notes possible oldest lunar rocks in samples while analysts in Houston call the discovery remarkable and suggest the nearby Sharty crater system may be younger than current models.
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No. 2 HEW official to resign and name successor
Washington reports HEW deputy secretary John G Veneman plans to resign and return to California possibly to run for lieutenant governor. Frank C Carlucci is expected to succeed Veneman as deputy. Carlucci will work for budget chief Caspar Weinberger, who Nixon has chosen to succeed Elliot Richardson as HEW secretary. Fred Malek is expected to advise on the reshuffle from the White House. Veneman is a former California state legislator who became undersecretary when Robert Finch led HEW.
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President Truman Improves Kidney Function in Kansas City
Former President Harry Truman, under treatment in Kansas City, Mo., shows improved kidney function and awareness of surrounding people. A spokesman said he follows movements with his eyes but has not spoken. Kidney output has increased in the last 24 hours and nutrition remains adequate though protein intake is limited.
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Quake recommendations urge state lead agency and plans
The council urged designate the governor's Office of Emergency Services as lead to implement proposals. Local governments should develop disaster and evacuation plans with criteria for quake warnings. A statewide public information program is urged, plus reports from the Department of Water Resources on dam safety. The OES should ensure critical contingency plans for areas below dams. Joint state and federal planning with local governments and private sector is urged, with a plan to use private aircraft for damage assessment and better emergency radio communications between local and state agencies.
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Study finds small police agencies struggle with burglaries
A Stanford project reports burglary clearance remains low in smaller departments like Hayward, despite a three month period of stable to slightly declining burglaries overall. It recommends expanding physical evidence collection, fingerprint analysis, witness canvassing, anonymous tip reporting, and enhanced officer training to improve outcomes.
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