Fremont Woman Dies After Fremont Boulevard Crash
Betsy Mc Cartney 75 of 10 Cecilia Court San Leandro died at Washington Hospital yesterday after injuries from a Dec 12 two car rear end collision on Fremont Boulevard near Monroe Avenue. She had been released home on Dec 17 and readmitted Dec 21. She was a passenger in a car driven by her son in law Harry Green 40047 Pavifi St Fremont. Official cause of death pending autopsy results.
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Fremont
Betsy McCartney
Cecilia Court
San Leandro
Washington Hospital
Fremont Boulevard
Monroe Avenue
Harry Green
Burglars Hit UAW Office In Fremont Safe Break
A late night to early morning burglary at the United Auto Workers Office on Fremont Boulevard saw intruders force open a safe and steal cash and an undetermined number of watches. Police described a large hole in the brick wall and a sledgehammer possibly used to gain entry. Dean of the union reported $500 cash and watches missing after inventory. A janitor discovered the break in just before 4 a.m.
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Fremont
United Auto Workers Office
Fremont Blvd
Floyd M. Bueno
Woman struck by car on Mission Blvd injures Hayward resident
A 21 year old Hayward woman Thelma Hernandez was hit head on while stepping off a center divider on Mission Boulevard near Valle Vista Avenue. She is in satisfactory condition at Highland Hospital Oakland. The driver Marilyn Hemtschel 40 of 605 Sorensen Road Hayward will be cited for jaywalking. In a second crash Kenneth Van Sickle 21 of 14440 Hemlock Drive Hayward escaped injury after his car spun out of control on Meek Avenue near Sutro Street jumped a curb and hit a house. He was cited for driving too fast for conditions.
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Hayward
Mission Boulevard
Valle Vista Avenue
Thelma Hernandez
Meekland Ave
Highland Hospital
Oakland
Witesses
Vicim
Mission
Marilyn Hemtschel
Sorensen Road
Miss Hernandez
Kenneth van Sickle
Hemtock Drive
Meek Avenue
Sutro Street
Robert Sandberg
Meek Ave
van Sickle
Police drain hazardous rainy pit near I-680 extension
Fremont officers pumped out a 15 foot wide construction pit near Durham Road that filled with rainwater. Patrolman William Zerby and contractor workers discussed safety as water was removed to reduce hazard and barricades remained around the pit.
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Fremont
William Zerby
Durham Road
Freeman and Songroth Co
Zerby
Bre Colt
Alameda judge named presiding appellate department head
Superior Judge Donald Quayle of Alameda County is named presiding judge of the appellate department of the court for 1970. Chief Justice Roger Traynor announced that Superior Judges Monroe Friedman and William Brailsford will sit with Quayle. The three will hear appeals from municipal and justice courts in addition to their trial duties.
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Alameda County
Donald Quayle
Train accident victim released in Hayward scout story
A train trestle crash near Niles that killed Scoutmaster Robert Morris and his group earlier last week saw Jesse Magalion, 17, released from Valley Memorial Hospital. The injuries also involved 1-year-old Robert Peck, who died Wednesday, and Terry Morris, 9, who was discharged earlier. Morris and the scouts leaped from the trestle to avoid the oncoming train.
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Livermore
Hayward
Niles Canyon
Valley Memorial Hospital
Jesse Magalion
Victory Drive
Rob
Morris
South Pugin Ave
Robert Peck
Longwood Ave
Terry
Burglary at Hayward Station Ends With Arrests
Four Hayward youths aged 15 to 17 were arrested after a planned burglary at a B Street Enco station. They gained entry with a station key and removed gas, oil, auto parts, tools, and $143 in receipts, totaling about 2700 dollars. Others were later detained in a car theft incident near Harvey Street, with charges ranging from auto theft to assault with a deadly weapon.
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Hayward
B Street
Ie King
Enco
Onne
Jerome Kielley
Los Angeles
Harvey Street
Burglars Hit Yule Shoppers Home In San Leandro
While Norman Crus family shopped yesterday afternoon burglars ransacked their 1936 Vining Drive home stealing 48 dollars in cash a steveo and jewelry. After entering through a bedroom window the thief helped himself to a beer and left via a side glass door. Another burglary targeting Donald Christensen at 14281 Orchid Drive while away for remodeling yielded 694 dollars in power tools with entry through an open bedroom window.
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Donald Christensen
Orchid Drive
Palestinian group threatens after Swiss verdict in plane attack
Arab Guerrilla group warns Switzerland will pay the price after three PFLP members receive 12 year sentences for the Zurich Feb 18 attack that killed an Israeli trainee pilot. An Israeli agent killed a fourth assailant. another attacker is acquitted. A PFLP spokesman vows continued strikes inside and outside Palestine. In Athens, three more Arabs face air piracy charges.
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Switzerland
Hard
Laieyer
Israel
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
PFLP
PPLT
FFLP
Athens
Hearing date set on speedway permit dispute
A planning commission hearing on the Eureka speedway permit was continued with submissions from Carter and Nilsen. Residents including Craig Tiernan and Maxine Myers voiced concerns over the December rock concert and its impact on safety and community values. The commission noted the need for further reports from the planning department and considered possible meetings to address issues before Dec 20.
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Nilsen
Eureka
Carter
Theodore Long
Ameda County
Craig Tiernan
Dublin
Alameda County
Bob Gilbert
William Carnazzo
Pleasanton
Parsons
Rolling Stones
Sil
Commission
Planning Department
Long
Kiwanis anti drug drive extends to junior high schools
Kiwanis continues anti drug efforts with pamphlets and updated material noting basic drug classifications remain unchanged. Maselli pushes extending the program to junior high and creating a local chapter with seminars counseling and teacher workshops aligned to national council guidelines. Walterman advocates a permanent program including speakers literature and audio visual materials plus a Soundoff high school chapter and counseling services. A fund drive aims for 3000 with 772 raised. 146 collection canisters stay through Jan 7. Steering committee includes school police Kiwanis professionals business and PTA representatives.
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Maselli
Walterman
National Council
Soundoff
Kiwanis
PTA
Escapee's Christmas Governor cancels prison sentence
New Jersey Governor Hughes commuted auto theft sentences for Michael Riola, a Paterson native who escaped Leesburg Prison Farm in 1936. Riola, who lived as Mark De Medici for years with six children, was arrested after 13 years of freedom. Rehabilitation cited. Riola plans legal name change.
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New York
UPI
Michael Riola
Rigla
New Jersey
Richard J. Hughes
Paterson
N.J
Leesburg
NEW Life
Mark de Medici
Kathleen Hiscock
Athough
Riola
Hughes
Dodd Cleared. No Criminal Prosecution Planned
Senator Thomas J. Dodd of Connecticut will not face criminal charges after a Justice Department review. Attorney General John N. Mitchell announced the decision in a letter to Dodd's attorney Edward Bennett Williams. Dodd labeled reports of pressure over the Haynsworth nomination false and reiterated plans to run for reelection.
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Willams
Capitol
Dodd
Justice Department
Internal Revenue Service
Senate
Connecticut
Williams
Internal Revenue
Clement F. Haynsworth
Supreme Court
Bodd
Scintilla of Truth
Haynsworth
Nixon Pushes Veto Threats and End-of-Session Actions
Congress debates remaining legislation as Nixon weighs a possible pocket veto on a $19.7 billion HEW appropriation and a Taiwan jet fund. Senate backs Philadelphia Plan amid Civil Rights Act concerns while moving to end the session with measures on detainee camps and Vietnam-era gift allowances.
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Nixon
House
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Congress
Alsi Lett
Taiwan
Appropriations Committee
Philadelphia
Hugh Scall
T Oken
George P. Shultz
John N. Mitchell
Elmer B. Staats
White House
Vietnam
Four charged in scrap metal theft and fraud in San Leandro
SAN LEANDRO four men from San Francisco and Portland were arrested on grand theft charges after presenting a forged document claiming the bronze scraps were to be used for craftwork by Arizona Indians. They collected 800 in bronze at Friden's on Washington Avenue and had similar materials at a steel producing company in Oakland.
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San Leandro
Arizona
Oakland
Winter closures on high passes and highways in the region
Rain and snow caused multiple mountain passes and highways to close for winter. Two miles east of Baxtero Boca, Carson Pass on Highway 88, Abbetts Pass on Highway 104, and Sinera Pass on Highway 108 were shut. Kings Canyon entrance on Highway 180 also closed, along with Highway 120 through Yosemite and Lassen Loop through Lassen Park.
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Baxtero Boca
Carson Pass
Abbetts Pass
Sinera Pass
Kings Canyon National Park
Yosemite
Lassen
Lassen Park
Rogers outlines U.S. peace plan and SALT optimism
Rogers defends a U.S. peace plan with Jordan and calls for Israeli withdrawal from lands seized in 1967, security for borders, Arab refugee care, and partial Jerusalem internationalization. He ranks Vietnam first in Nixon's first year gains, notes improved US climate, and cautiously previews SALT talks starting in Vienna next April with no specifics on U.S. proposals.
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Jerusalem
Rogers
Vietnam
Nixon
United States
U.S
Helsinki
Vienna
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