Fremont grocery clerk shot eight times at home attack
A 27 year old Fremont grocery clerk was wounded eight times in an apparent home invasion yesterday around 2 pm. Richard Nicholson, in fair condition at Washington Hospital, described a gunman with a brown wig and beard who fled with a five inch blade and 42 live rounds later found in suspect James McGreevey's car.
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Livermore Man Severely Burned In Early Morning Fire
Livermore resident James Magann, 27, was hospitalized in San Francisco with first through third degree burns after rushing back into his burning home to save a dog. The blaze caused about 14 000 dollars in damage to the residence. Fire crews believe the origin is under investigation with a passerby reporting the alarm shortly after midnight. The dwelling suffered extensive heat damage and interior living areas were gutted.
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St. Francis Burn Center
San Francisco
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Tescue
Woman held on drug charge in Fremont incident
Carmen Ramirez, 25, of 8010 Stenhammer Drive, Premont, was charged Friday with possession of a drug believed to be methadone. She was picked up on a Newark bad checks warrant by Union City police, and a blue liquid bottle was acknowledged during a search at Fremont jail.
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Fremont
Newark
Union City
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Stenhammer Brive
Premont
Youth held for burglary in Hayward on early Saturday
Hayward police arrested 8 year old Russell S. Showik of 263 Stewart St for burglary after Herman E. Lewis heard a noise at 1 30 a m and chased a man who hid behind a car. Showik was charged with burglary and being under the influence of alcohol.
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Palice
Russell S. Showik
Stewart St. Hayward
Driver in road death sought on Mission Boulevard
Union City police seek a white 1966 Chevrolet with portable front end damage after a 1 year old pedestrian was struck on Mission Boulevard about 11 30 p m near Whipple Road. Juan Ramirez of 2345 Kennedy Street was walking on the west side when hit and died at Washington Hospital about three and a half hours later. The car fled west on Whipple Road after the collision.
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Subuday
Whipple Road
Juan Ramierz
Kennedy St
Mission Boulevard
Washington Hospital
Three armed robberies hit San Leandro in weekend spree
Police report three armed robberies in San Leandro over Sunday and Saturday with suspects arrested. Gary W. Bulgin 22 of Harlan Street and five local juveniles, ages 14 to 16, face five counts of armed robbery. Victims include Thornton Avenue near Alvarado, a San Leandro Arco station, and Safeway on Washington Avenue. Cash amounts and details vary while a sixth incident at a fast gas station yielded no loot.
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Gary W. Bulgin
Harlan Street
Timothy W. Kelly
Jogl P. Macelado
Bulgin
George Pfiester
Fremont
Safeway
Washington Ave
Nixon aides push toward new Saigon peace pact
President Nixon held three Sunday talks with Kissinger and dispatched a personal envoy to brief Southeast Asian leaders on war end moves. Kissinger and Tho spoke after a week of Paris negotiations praising progress while U S and North Vietnamese experts met daily in a Paris villa on technical terms. Kissinger planned a midweek return for another round as Nixon weighs the next step to speed peace progress.
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Thuy
North Vietnam
U.S
Florida
Clemente Family Honored At Ecumenical Service
In San Juan Governor Rafael Hernandez Colon presented Vera Clemente a plaque at an ecumenical service honoring Roberto Clemente and the four others who died in the New Year’s Eve mercy flight to Nicaragua. The service remembered the baseball star and his companions.
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Roberto Clemente
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San Juan
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Nicaragua
Corona not suffering heart attack doctors report
Doctors say Juan Vo Corona shows no evidence of a recent heart attack or cardiac injury. He remains hospitalized for several days for further examination as jurors weigh his murder trial verdict, with potential court sessions moved to Vacaville for safety and proceedings.
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Nuclear fusion aims to power future energy sails
A late 20th century lay explanation describes deuterium fusion in a Livermore reactor, named Baseball II, using hydrogen isotopes to fuse into helium and produce steam to drive turbines. It notes challenges in achieving required temperatures, densities, and confinement, with safety concerns minimal and abundant seawater as fuel.
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Europe
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Fost
Livermore
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Post
Earth
Dereriun
Americans introduce frisbee to Red China
A University of San Francisco touring party introduced the Frisbee to a canton near Shanghai after beating Chinese players in ping pong. James Cheatle of Cottonwood California said the group left the plastic disc at a school, where locals quickly picked up the skills.
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UPI
China
University of San Francisco
Shanghai
James Cheatle
Cottonwood
Calif
Cheatle
Gacha paper policemen solve crimes from data
MIAMI AP report details GACHA a computer aided system used by the Miami Police Department’s Criminal Information Center to identify criminals from non geographic clues. Commanding officer Leehant Gravey and his team describe linking traits like a gold tooth to predict offenders.
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Leehant Gravey
GACHA
Miami Police Department
Criminal Information Center
CIC
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Mosl
Gas Rationing Urged From EPA Plan In California
A Riverside and San Bernardino lawsuit presses the EPA to disclose its clean air standards plan for Los Angeles by January 15 1973. Similar studies are ordered nationwide. The plan requires 1971 1974 model cars and trucks in meet areas to convert to gas fuel at about 500 to 4800 dollars per vehicle.
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U.S
Riverside
San Bernardino
EPA
Los
Angeles
EFA
Masseuse appeals revoked permit showdown in council
The issue returns to a work session ahead of a council move to introduce the drive in ordi nance with two restrictions on service stations and similar drive in businesses. A third request seeks reconsideration of Hilltowne Properties zoning for a Hill Avenue site. Traffic engineers warn against higher density due to congestion. The council will also consider applying for 59000 dollars of federal funds for an downtown marketing analysis and review a division plan to convert a 48 unit complex on Industrial Parkway into two condominiums.
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Nowell
Hilltawne Propertes
Dacre
The Great Invasion of Buffies in Wartime Mail
A peculiar wartime tale describes buffies packed for air mail from Saigon's port to the world. A giant carrier named Jesus Bahbaule arranges 33 inside a cocoon, stacking 24 to 30 mail bags for protection aboard chartered freighters. Despite shelling at the airport, no postal insurance exists for shipping bullies or their fate.
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APC
Saigon
T. Set
Jesus Bahbaule
Coalition formed in Brussels envisioning new government
Socialist party chairman Edmond Tehurton announced that socialist, social Christian and liberal leaders have reached a basis for forming a new Belgian government. King Bauafeuin previously asked Leburton to assemble a cabinet to replace the ousted coalition led by Premier Gaston Eyskens after disputes over regional autonomy and Brussels bilingual capital status.
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Socialist Party
Edmond Tehurton
Bauafeuin
Leburton
Social Christians
Gaston Eyskens
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