Two San Leandro Drunk Driving Accidents Result in Charges
San Leandro residents Remms Thompson and Telmo Fialho were struck in separate weekend incidents on East Seventh Street and East Seventh near Chumalia Street. Gerald Stockton and Daniel McConville Til both faced drunken driving charges with bail set at 3000 and 2000 dollars respectively.
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San Léandro
East Ith Street
Juans Avenue
Doctors Hospital
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7Th St
Telmo Fialho
East Uth
Chumalia Street
San Leandro Memorial Hospital
Daniel McConville
Alvatadro St
Weekend robberies hit Fremont and San Leandro
Two teens robbed Jon's Liquor Store at 41900 Fremont Blvd stealing 235 dollars at 7 05 p m One suspect carried a short barrel 38 caliber revolver In San Leandro Wayne Emerson an Oakland clerk at the 71 Star 301 F 14th St reported a 1 a m Sunday robbery by a man and a woman with a revolver The pair fled with 100 in cash Dorothy Ann Byge an Oakland clerk at the main post office was robbed by two men near Peralta Street about 2 am Saturday A purse with 9 dollars was taken Victoria Ann Cain of San Leandro had her purse snatched at Hayfair shopping center by two young men Saturday containing 75 dollars.
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Fremont Blvd
Wayne Emerson
Oakland
Dorothy Ann Bygé
Peralta Street
Victoria Ann Cain
Hayfair Shopping Center
Jewelry store owner dies in Fremont
Charles Vystreil aged 61 owner of Glen Moor Jewelry Store died Friday. A Mass of the Resurrection will be held at Holy Spirit Catholic Church 37583 Fremont Blvd. A native of Czechoslovakia he lived in Fremont eight years. Survivors include his wife Ludmill two daughters Karel Z J Vystreil of Newark Ludnnda Haseler of San Jose a son Jatin Vystreil of San Jose and four grandchildren. A rosary will be recited at Berge Pappas Mortuary 40042 Fremont Blvd at 7 30 tonight.
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Glenmoor Jewelry
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Newark
Ludnnda Haseler
San Jose
Jatin
Man charged in drug sales at Newark bar
A 21 year old Newark man Ernest Santistevan was charged Saturday with possession of PCF an animal tranquilizer for sale. He was arrested during a routine check at the Hiphugger Bar and also charged with resisting arrest and drunkenness on drugs. Police found two cigarettes believed to contain parsley and PCP in his pocket. He allegedly kicked and struck officers during removal from the bar.
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Elm Sr
Burglary spree hits Fremont and nearby areas
Thieves stole thousands in antiques from Niles Antiques and Things in Fremont, taking mainly expensive dolls owned by Eleanor Roberts and other items. Deputies report multiple additional burglaries in San Leandro and Union City, where a 17 year old is in custody and two others are being sought in connection with the Little Bit Bar break in. Home break ins include jewelry, coins, and a portable TV, with various residences showing entry via pried windows or doors and significant cash losses. A car stopped in Union City yielded beer, wine, a vending machine item, a radio and a Muscular Dystrophy collection cup from the trunk.
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Saul V. Becker
Sam Jun Young
Young
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Max McDonald
Sixth St
Deoolo
Butchers ratify three year contract over weekend
Butchers in Northern California ratified a three year contract after an 18 day strike that closed major supermarkets. A Local 120 spokesman said terms were accepted but the vote will be announced after Christmas. The deal includes a 5.5 percent annual wage hike and 1 cent per hour annual pension boosts plus two cost-of-living raises in two years and one in 1976. About 10,000 clerks had refused to cross picket lines during the strike. Separate Southern California actions continue with similar cost-of-living adjustments anticipated.
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Alameda County
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Basque border blocks ease as Carrero Blanco assailants hunted
Spain relaxes border checks on men under 20 with Basque province passports after ETA linked attack on Premier Carrero Blanco. Authorities had closed borders to pass holders from Vizcaya, Guipuzcoa, Alava, while search widens to smugglers’ routes. ETA spokesmen in Paris claim killers are safe.
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U S aide worries over Greek junta pressure
US official for the first time says the Greek military dictatorship has serious political problems. Assistant Treasury Secretary John M. Hennessy told the House subcommittee there is concern but offered no details in a February 19 letter. He noted inflation and calls for a return to democracy amid over $1 billion in World Bank loan commitments.
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Vatican urges priests to stay in service worldwide
The Vatican newspaper L Osservatore Romano published an editorial signaled by three asterisks calling priests to continue their mission amid scarcity. It warned that many priests have left the priesthood, arguing that a priest not in service is a closing font of energy and noting thousands have quit globally.
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L'Osservatore Romano
Arabs Double Oil Prices After Tehran Announcement
Western Europe and Japan face heavier strain as six Persian Gulf producers raise posted crude prices from 5.11 to 11.65 dollars per barrel effective Jan 1, boosting taxes and royalties. The United States, reliant on the Middle East for about 10 percent of energy, will feel less pain, while Venezuela also plans to raise its tax reference price on crude. Dr. Walter Heller notes US impact remains limited due to existing energy mix and embargo effects.
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Holiday traffic deaths mount across holiday weekend
United Press International reports traffic fatalities rise during the long weekend with a National Safety Council forecast of 550 to 650 deaths for the 102 hours from 6 p.m. Friday to Christmas Day midnight. By 9 a.m. PST, at least 724 deaths were tallied, led by Texas 29 and California 28, with Georgia 23, Louisiana LY, and Ohio 14 among the states with the heaviest tolls.
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National Safety Council
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California
Georgia
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Ohio
The Return of Santa in a Dark Christmas Tale
Barney, a weary department store Santa, confronts memory loss and cynicism. A mysterious, childlike figure named Nick haunts him and reveals a past life as Santa Claus. In a magical Christmas moment, Barney embraces love and reunites with his lost self, guiding a final journey with Santa to a hopeful, if secret, ending.
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