Two women hurt when car hits tree in San Leandro
Victora Butler, 19, and passenger Kimberly Norcup, 18, were injured when Butler lost control and struck a magnolia tree at 1318 Lillian Ave at about 11 p.m. Butler cited for driving without due care. Also recounts separate minor crashes with citations for speeding and failure to yield, including Sharon Ann Lambert, 18, and Dorothy Hyman, 19, in Castro Valley.
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Woman Shot Accidentally In Home Rushing To Aid Dog
Hayward report states 15 year old woman shot herself in the abdomen while investigating noises in her front yard early Sunday. She was found by authorities and treated at St Louis Hospital in serious condition. The homeowner, Mary D. Lucchesi of 315 Lexington Ave, told police she tripped over her dog and fired a revolver from under her mattress as she checked on the dog after hearing barking. Lucchesi said no prowlers were seen outside the home.
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Two men arrested for attempted theft at Sears
HAYWARD two men were arrested yesterday in connection with the attempted theft of six coats from Sears department store. Leroy Thomas 21 of Denver Colorado and Frank Edward Carter Jr. 28 of Oakland were taken into custody by Sears security after Carter arranged the coats valued at 805 dollars on a rack near the door while Thomas sat in a running car. The car pursuit followed when the men returned to the store and grabbed the coats. Police later checked Carter’s record and found 910 dollars of outstanding traffic warrants. he was booked on those charges.
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Police blotter recounts a weekend of burglaries and thefts
Sequin County residents reported break ins and thefts across multiple homes and locations. Vehicles, TVs, cash, jewelry, and electronic gear were stolen or damaged between Friday and Sunday, with parts and tools seized from several residences in Curtis Gates, HavvwarD Duralacies, Castor Valley, and Fremont areas. Police documented entries pried windows, unlocked garages, and stolen items including firearms, cameras, a tape player, and a caravan.
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Burial funds questioned in infant's funeral case
A truck driver and his wife faced public scrutiny after donations followed their funeral for a garbage-bin infant. He admitted leaving home with 900 dollars of "community property" to pay bills and claimed he was robbed. Police noted questions about his earlier generosity reports as the couple split and sought reunion.
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Bishop Begin May Retire from Oakland Diocese
The article notes Bishop Begin may retire soon after a long service in Oakland California. It recounts his 1962 appointment as first bishop of the diocese, prior health issues including lung surgery in 1977, and his Cleveland origins with prior roles as auxiliary bishop and monsignor. Archbishop McGucken is mentioned as likely to resign next year.
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Daley’s interim successor chosen as acting mayor in Chicago
Michael A. Bilandic, alderman from Daley’s ward, was chosen by the Chicago City Council to fill acting mayor duties after Daley’s death. Black alderman Wilson Frost, who claimed the acting mayor role, was slated to become the second in command in Chicago government.
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Burglars suspected in Northside Fresno house fire
Fire investigators say a Sunday blaze causing about $100,000 damage to a Northside Fresno home may have been set by burglars using matches to navigate. The drawers were found open with pennies scattered on the floor and counters. Owner Robert Maddux and his family were away for the holiday weekend.
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CHP arrests 196 on drinking charges over holiday weekend
Fresno report says California Highway Patrol officers arrested 196 drunk drivers in the Modesto to Bakersfield area during the Christmas holiday weekend. A CHP spokesman from the Fresno headquarters said officers will be out in full force for the New Year weekend to reduce alcohol related accidents.
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Castro Valley developer dies
Castro Valley native August Marra, a developer, died suddenly last Wednesday in Castro Valley. The Alameda County paramedics said the cause was undetermined. Marra and partner Raymond Mortalgo, also of Castro Valley, were placed on probation last February after their conviction on 72 counts of grand theft and five counts of selling unlicensed real estate securities. Survivors include his wife two daughters a son and his mother. Last rites were conducted Sunday.
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Scouts claim new aunties record in Helsinki area
In Helsinki Finland a Espoo County boy scout troop set a record for aiding people across the street. The group reported assisting a large number of older residents described as aunties during a five hour period amid cold snowy conditions.
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Stolen coins theft and arrests reported in Milpitas
Milpitas police hold three men including 22 year old Daniel Lee Ouischlager and two teens for investigation into a $50,000 win theft. About $9,000 in coins found at Ouischlager home. a $10,000 silver dollar remains missing. Nearby, retired major Daryl Davenpirl of San Rafael faces $50,000 bail on drug trafficking charges after being arrested at the San Ysidro border with cocaine. In Idaho, climber Ralph Abergen dies after a 150 foot fall in the Rose Valley area of Los Padres National Forest. He was with a party of nine and died at the scene.
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Dow Jones slips after hovering near 100 point mark
The Dow Jones industrial average stalled near the 100 level as blue chips faced profit taking while other stocks traded higher on the New York Stock Exchange. Early in trading the Dow stood around 99.7, up 3.58, after touching 1000 points earlier in the session.
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Cat call causes consternation in Murray
A baffling incident in Murray Utah involved a woman named Mera Ret whose Siamese cat reportedly rang a telephone tipping neighbors into alarm. Police arrived after a neighbor heard a faint call and found the cat near a key while no one answered.
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Eden board weighs hospital rate hikes to be voted in January
Eden Hospital board discussed daily rate increases ranging from eight to fifteen dollars across medical surgical pediatrics psychiatric and intensive care units. Nursing salary rises and higher operating costs push total expenses upward, with maternity and nursery wards largely spared this round. The board deferred action until the January meeting.
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San Leandro Weighs Possible Employee Tax Amid Uncertainty
San Leandro city staff study a proposed employee tax similar to Oakland’s plan. Mayor Jack Mattester shows little enthusiasm while finance officer Joseph Arch and others expect further meetings to assess feasibility and administration challenges before a formal report to the city council.
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Dope haul over Christmas nets vast Customs seizures
Washington authorities seized 17.8 tons of marijuana, 22 weapons, two boats and seven vehicles during Christmas weekend. Customs Commissioner Vernon Acree estimated the street value of the marijuana at about 3 million dollars. In Miami, agents confiscated a 41 foot motor boat with 8,009 pounds of marijuana and a smaller boat with 1,500 pounds, while near the Mexican border a late model car contained nearly 1 million dollars in cocaine under the dash.
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Ford’s amnesty policy unlikely to change
Ford recalls a 1960s conversation with Mrs Hart about extending amnesty across the board and having Todd look into it. Mrs Hart, a Vietnam war foe active in protests, was jailed during a Pentagon mass, and the exchange touches on amnesty limits for draft cases and broader presidential action.
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