Meade Wife Files for Divorce in Alameda County
Mrs Sharon G Meade wife of Assemblyman Kenneth A Meade D Oakland filed for dissolution of marriage. Court records show they separated a week earlier and she seeks custody of two children Tyler 4 and Kelly 6. Married February 1 1964 at St Pauls Episcopal Oakland. Meade serves in the Assembly since 1970 representing parts of Oakland Berkeley and Piedmont.
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Jurors Acquit Man in Slaying of Elizabeth Livingston
After 25 hours of deliberation jurors acquitted Paul Nestel, 44, in the murder of Elizabeth R. Livingston, 3h, a divorcee. The defense said he was not near the apartment where she was found dying on the kitchen floor by two male friends she had invited to dinner last Aug. 3. The victim had been shot.
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San Francisco approves annex for Haight-Ashbury clinic
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors unanimously allowed the Haight-Ashbury Free Medical Clinic to operate an annex for detoxification and aftercare of heroin addicts. Dr. David E. Smith said the National Institute of Mental Health funds the clinic at $928,000 annually for eight years. He noted about 10,000 addicts in the city, mainly in the Tenderloin and ghettos, with many staff volunteers and an outreach by ex-addicts.
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Court Won't Halt 25 Story Hotel in San Francisco
The state Court of Appeal refused to issue a permanent injunction stopping construction of a two story Holiday Inn in downtown San Francisco. The ruling ends a temporary writ sought by the San Francisco Planning and Urban Renewal Association which argued the city violated its urban design plan. The group could appeal to the state Supreme Court.
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Nude man found dead in Golden Gate Park fountain
A park gardener discovered a naked young man, tentatively identified as Richard Jerome Sheska, seated on the Music Concourse fountain. Fire crews confirmed death, with clothing arranged at the edge and boots found on a nearby stage. An autopsy was planned.
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Robbery suspect escapes hospital in bare feet
Mathew Machiano, 24, wounded, fled San Francisco General Hospital in a blue robe after being escorted by police to the lavatory. He fled in a Tale model car left for him as officers chased through the hospital ward following an attempted December 7 grocery robbery in which a bullet remains in his throat.
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Policeman Charged After Alleged Prisoner Beating
A police officer suspended last week for allegedly beating four prisoners in a patrol wagon is charged with assault. A warrant for 23 year old Lawrence Wilmoth was issued by Municipal Court Judge John H. Hopkins. Bail set at 5000 dollars as Wilmoth is expected to surrender once an attorney can reach him. The accused is incident to Rivers Boyd a 52 year old airlines employee with twenty years service.
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Bidders Sought for $5.8 Million I-220 Freeway Project
California Division of Highways invites bids on a 5.8 million dollar plan to build 45 miles of eight lane freeway on Interstate 220 in San Mateo County from Woodside to just north of Edgewood Road. Bids due in Sacramento March 1.
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Women hold vigil near Treasure Island Naval Station
About 50 women staged a silent two hour vigil near the gates of Treasure Island Naval Station. They protested to prevent the Navy sending 12 sailors who refused orders to sail on the aircraft carrier Coral Sea back to the ship. One demonstrator, Marianne Stanley, said the action aimed to press for clemency for the jailed sailors who turned themselves in December 9 after refusing orders.
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Woman shoots would be robber in San Francisco dry cleaner
A woman shot and killed a would be robber grappling with her husband at the couple's San Francisco dry cleaning business. The assailant drew a shotgun, pinned Natali Gabriel, but she fired from under the counter. The man, identified as Ronald Thompson, 26, died two hours later in hospital.
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Protesters From Army Ward Transferred Homeward
Eighteen Army drug patients who barricaded themselves in an Air Force Hospital ward have been moved to medical facilities near their homes. Four civilian supporters joined them as they surrendered their mattress barricade and left by bus for short term treatment. The group, linked to Vietnam War protests, said they were with Vietnam Veterans Against the War and faced no immediate discipline. Army officials at Letterman General Hospital in San Francisco confirmed local hospital transfers and a 0 to 60 day hold for treatment.
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Grand jury urges stronger AEC checks at PGandE plant
Humboldt County Grand Jury asks the Atomic Energy Commission to step up inspection of Pacific Gas and Electric’s nuclear plant at Humboldt Bay. PG&E says no witness testimony is requested yet. two AEC violations cited prompt the request. Separately, PG&E reports two California experts find its Davenport site in Santa Cruz County feasible.
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Bearded bandit robs Queens bank and flees with cash
A bearded man waited in line at a First National City Bank in Queens for about ten minutes then aimed a gun at a female teller and demanded money. He received $4,700 in large bills and escaped.
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Scientists crack saxitoxin formula in shellfish poison study
Berkeley AP reports UC chemist Kemty Rapoport and colleagues have determined the molecular formula of saxitoxin, the deadly nerve poison in clams crabs mussels and other shellfish after a decade of work. Results published in the Journal of the American Chemical Society.
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Bargain Hunters Pack San Francisco Stores After Christmas
In San Francisco crowds flood stores as departments slash prices and bargain lovers hunt for half off gifts. A Macy's clerk and Emporium staff describe packed aisles with lines of shoppers exchanging presents and snagging discount cards and wrappings amid inflation worries.
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Doctor wins $78 212 injury award near Los Banos
California Supreme Court affirms a $73 212 jury award to Dr. A L Solgaard after a landslide incident at the Los Banos project. The defendant Guy F Atkins Co had appealed arguing Solgaard was barred like a firefighter from claiming injuries.
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