Burglars Pried Windows in Lorenzo home Weekend
Burglars pried four windows at the William Wakeman residence 15727 Paseo Del Campo Lorenzo and stole goods valued at 1125. Deputies found pry marks on rear living room kitchen and dining room windows TV set pots and pans a large recoiler sport coat slacks and 60 in change missing. In a second break in culprits shattered a pane at Max Gunnanco Service 20450 Redwood Road Castro Valley and removed cash and a stereo tape deck totaling about 170.
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Willima Wakeman
Paseo del Campo
Lorenzo
Max Gunnanco
Redwood Road
Castro Valley
San Leandro Teen Hit By Car In Crosswalk
A 15 year old girl was struck by a car while crossing Davis Street near Pacific Avenue and was tossed 71 feet. She remains hospitalized in satisfactory condition at Highland Hospital with head injuries and other trauma. Driver Carol Lynne Takeda, 20, of Alameda, was cited for pedestrian right of way and no license. Passenger William Takeda, 39, also of Alameda, cited for permitting an unlicensed minor to operate a vehicle.
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San Leandro
Davis Street
Pacific Avenue
Highland Hospital
Mary Pimentel
Orchard Ave
Carol Lynne Taykeda
Alameda
William Takeda
Newark man held in stabbing
Floyd Vance a 55 year old Newark resident was arrested at his home and charged with assault with intent to commit murder after stabbing his ex wife Elizabeth Vance three times in the chest in Belmont The incident occurred after he visited her apartment and an argument followed Belmont police said an arrest warrant was issued and Vance was later taken into custody at 6086 Rockrose Drive He is jailed in San Mateo County.
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Newark
Floyd Vance
Elizabeth Vance
Belmont
Mills Hospital
San Mateo
Vance
Rockrose Drive
San Mateo County
Newark Driver Dies After Heart Attack in Crash
Garrett C. Hayes 42 of 4957 Oxford Place died of a heart attack late Saturday night. His car veered off Thornton Avenue near Mayhews Landing Road, struck a tree stump, crossed a vacant lot, and rested against a tree near 6249 Thornton Ave. Hayes survived by wife Beverly and three daughters Mary Beth Donnie and Judy Hayes.
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Thornton Avenue
Mayhews Landing Road
Garrett C. Hayes
Oxford Place
Charles 8
Rhoades
Hayes
Thornton
Thornton Ave
Thorndon Ave
Beverly
Mary Beth
Donnie
Judy Hayes
Funeral services set for Hayward soldier Hammond Jr
Army Lt. Lloyd M. Hammond Jr., 21, of Hayward died in Vietnam when his truck was struck. Funeral services are scheduled for Wednesday at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Hayward. He graduated from San Leandro High School in 1966 and entered the Army in 1968. He is survived by his parents and several Hayward siblings. Burial arrangements follow at Sorensen Brothers Mortuary in Hayward.
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Joan Nicoletti
Colts
Irma Schwarze
Idaho
Kenneth Hammond
Pasadena
Tex
Patricia Allan
Pleasanton
Vickie
Steven
Douglas
Randall
Pamela Hammond
Hayward
Blanche Hammond
Creighton
Neb
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Gatling Road
Sorensen Brothers Mortuary
North Vietnamese reject Perot gift plan in Laos
In Vientiane Laos the North Vietnamese Embassy refused American industrialist J R Ross Perots offer to send Christmas gifts to North Vietnamese children orphaned by the war. A communique accused Perot of backing the Nixon administration and funding a propaganda drive last November. Perot, en route to Europe, hoped gifts for American prisoners in North Vietnam would reach via Moscow. Hanai declined the gifts.
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Laos
JH. Ross Perot
Perot
Nixon
Europe
U.S
North Vietnam
Moscow
Hanai
Fire destroys abandoned house near future campus
Fremont fire crews battled a blaze that razed an old three room house on the site of the future Ohjone College campus. Reported seen miles away, the 4 42 pm fire began in the dining room area of a former caretaker home. Cause under investigation. No property value loss since the building was slated for demolition. One firefighter treated for a cinder burn at Washington Hospital and released.
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Fremont
Ohjone College
Washington Hospital
Court appearance by James Earl Ray in Nashville
James Earl Ray, chained and handcuffed, appeared at U S district court in Nashville seeking transfer from maximum security prison. About 50 officers guarded the entrance as Ray, the killer of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., was driven to court in a sedan through rain. He wore sunglasses and a checked coat and claimed near solitary confinement violates the Eighth Amendment.
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Nashville
U.S
William E. Miller
Ray
Dental decay may be nearly preventable within decade
Washington AP reports dental scientists see a path to almost eradicating tooth decay within ten years. Public Health Service and Navy researchers study vaccines and chemical enzymes to block bacteria, aiming to prevent caries rather than treat it. Major savings in dental costs and reduced need for civilian versus naval care are cited.
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Washington
U.S. Public Health Service
Navy
United States
Kreshover
Vaccine prospects in tooth decay fight face hurdles
The article discusses dextranase and the hunt for a vaccine against tooth decay. Early human data on dextranase show limited promise. Research, including Navy and Northwestern teams, explores vaccines targeting Strep mutans, with monkeys showing reduced decay but rheumatic fever risk remains. A safer approach may use inactivated materials targeting cell wall proteins of sleep germs linked to decay.
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Nouth
Jdon H. Roveislad
Nai Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
Washington
Rovelstad
Northwestern University
Navy Dental
Nixon Signs IEW Education Bill Amid Campus unrest
President Nixon signed a 24 billion education appropriations bill financing HEW operations and several departments while opposing federal interference in college internal affairs and citing existing 1968 mechanisms to cut funds for serious campus disruptions. He warned against ongoing student unrest as the government limits funds for disrupted institutions.
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Colleges
Uni
Nixon
Drunk driving debate grows in government circles
The piece cites Waller and Volpe linking alcohol to up to 62 percent of crashes and urges licensing reform. Br Brenner calls for an all-out federal effort against alcohol impaired driving as AMA cites six million alcoholics nationwide and NYS reports 700000 with licenses. The question remains who decides when a man is too drunk to drive.
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Volved
Waller
Volpe
Robert Brenner
Highway Safety Bureau
Brenner
American Medical Association
United States
Robert E. Helm
New York State Motor Vehicle Department
Graham draws large crowd at festival despite denial
Estimates placed Saturday night attendance near 15 000 as Graham spoke to a polite crowd. Johnson denied inviting him as a publicity stunt while Graham urged the world to turn to God. Sheriff Stack noted 32 arrests during the festival, including a youth with a knife attempting to escort 300 others to police barricades.
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Graham
Dr. Graham
Ioward County
Ed Stack
Bepn
Three dead in plane crash near Sonora California
Adolph Gualdoni of Calaveras County reports a wreckage found in a ravine above Angels Creek near Melones Dam about 12 miles from Sonora. He says a heavy snowstorm struck Friday night and the crash occurred around 1:16 p.m. as locals heard an engine. Three victims were found within 15 feet of the aircraft, both craft and men burned. FAA inspector from Sacramento to examine evidence. cause and timing remain unclear.
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Adolph Gualdoni
Calaveras County
Orener
Angels Creek
Melones Dam
Gualdoni
Guardoni
Ine
FAA
Sacramento
Josephs
Livermore Allport
Nixon signs housing bill amid urban renewal push
President Nixon signed a 4.8 billion housing measure to revitalize public housing and lessen urban renewal impacts on the poor. The act adds one-year funding authorizations and requires a low income replacement unit for each slum home razed in affected cities.
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Washington
Nixon
Teasure
U.S
Nixon Signs 2.5 Billion Justice Department Bill
President Nixon signed a 2.5 billion appropriation for the State Justice and Commerce Departments and the federal judiciary. He warned Congress against expanding federal policing of college campuses while saying schools must enforce discipline and maintain order. He voiced grave concern over student unrest but urged schools to handle enforcement themselves.
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UFI
Nixon
State, Justice and Commerce Departments
Federal Judiciary
Congress
Tam
Mosk Will Not Seek Senate Bid in 1970
Justice Stanley Mosk of the California Supreme Court announced he will not run for the US Senate or any elective office next year. He said he can best serve the people of California by remaining on the state Supreme Court and avoiding partisan politics, despite speculation he might challenge Senator George Murphy.
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San Francisco
Stanley Mosk
State Supreme Court
US. Senate
Mosk
Supreme Court of California
California
George Murphy
Christmas Holiday Motor Death Toll Sees 601 Losses
The National Safety Council reports 601 highway deaths during the four day Christmas weekend, lower than earlier estimates of 720 to 800 due to severe weather. Officials say bad travel conditions reduced highway activity, yet the toll remains a tragic price with many lives lost across California and other states.
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National Safety Council
McCh
Wiffy
California
Highway Patrol
County grand jury urges prison farm medical overhaul
The grand jury criticized Santa Rita prison farm operations and demanded 24 hour nursing, medical records for each detainee, and drugs dispensed only after doctor examination. It urged a hospital ward, staff training, rehabilitation programs, and a work furlough plan modeled on Santa Clara and San Mateo counties.
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Board of Supervisors
Earl R. Strathman
James G. Terry
Department of Medical Institutions
County Health Department
Frank T. Madigan
Santa Rita
Walter Rappaport
Oakland
Santa Clara
San Mateo
Oakland City
Bomb Threat Targets Spiro’s Vehicle Amid Decade Promise
Continued from page 4, the report notes astronaut Eugene A. Cernan and Mrs. Cernan in attendance. Vice President Agnew addressed an airport crowd that included Vice President and Mrs. Fernanda Lapea and Foreign Secretary Carlos P. Romita, urging unity as the nations face a new decade with both challenges and bright promise.
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Mrs. Cernan
Agnew
Fernanda Lapea
Carlos P. Romitla
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