Castro Valley boy seriously wounded in park shooting
A 14 year old Canyon High student was seriously wounded at Eden Hospital after a five hour surgery for an accidental gunshot wound. The shooter Frank Horeaja, 34, of Castro Valley, was camping with James Johnston, 14, also from Castro Valley, near Nedwood Road in Chabot Regional Park. Both boys reported an accidental discharge from a revolver.
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Canyon High Seles
Eden Hospital
Frank Horeaja
Wilbeam Ave
Nedwood Road
Chabot
Park Rangers
James Johnston
Aspen Ave
Horcaja
Damaged San Leandro Firm Blaze Damages Oceanic Products
A fire yesterday damaged Oceanic Products at 14 Castro St in San Leandro with no injuries. Nine fire units fought the early blaze reported by a patrol officer. The cause is undetermined and the fire broke out near areas storing paths and chemicals in a facility making watertight camera and underwater equipment containers.
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San Leandro
Castro St
Gaue
Woman dies in burning car near Coldwater Drive
Walnut Creek resident Percy Doorthiek, 35, died after a car burned along the road shoulder three miles east of Coldwater Drive. CHP said the vehicle was found in a culvert after 11 45 p.m. She was pronounced dead on arrival at Exton Hospital as investigators pursued further details.
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Walnut Creek
California Highway Patrol
Percy Doorthiek
Miles Futh
Coldwater Drive
Exton Hospital
Highway Patrol
Wever
Meats Stolen From Refrigerated van in Newark Heist
About 2322 dollars worth of meat vanished from a refrigerated Newark van. Police report says 721 pounds of steak and 100 pounds of veal were taken after the back door lock was removed at the 14500 block. Lt Howald Reaim disclosed the incident to authorities.
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SAS Leandro
Howald Reaim
Newark
Mawnih E
Fleeing man held in theft in Fremont arrest
A Palo Alto man Marvin H Miller 2410 Pulias St was charged with burglary auto theft resisting arrest and marijuana possession after burglaries of two Fremont homes and a high speed escape from Fremont police He was stopped five minutes after the first report and later spotted at Patterson School where he jumped a fence and was captured犯罪.
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Fremont
East Valo Alto
Marvin H. Miller
Pulias St
Ust
Palo
Alto
Miller Ishmost
Miller
Patterson School
Roca Sorive
Three held in drug charges in San Leandro
SAN LEANDRO A California Highway Patrol stop led to three arrests on drug charges early Saturday. Officers smelled marijuana as they approached the vehicle and city police joined. Steve A. Mentlovit, 21, of San Lorenzo was charged with solar vehicle code violations, possession of drug paraphernalia, and possession of dangerous drugs. Lawrence A. Rezendes, 41, of Oakland, charged with possession of dangerous drugs and being under the influence. Chartene M. Cardoga, 19, of Oakland, charged with possession of marijuana and with drugs.
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San Leandro
California
Huwe
Sam Luaintia
Steve A. Mentlovit
Vista
San Lorene
Lawrence A. Rezendes
Oakland
Chartene M. Cardoga
San Leandro Blvd
Dispute over tools tied to San Leandro slaying
Police say a quarrel over ownership of Indy and repair tools sparked the killing of James Van Warner, 33, who was shot while working as a body and fender repairman at Quikland. Turner and Thomas, former inmates and coowners of the tools used, were arrested. both had prior second degree murder convictions and parole records.
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Indy
Oakland
James van Warner
15035
East 1Th St
Quikland
Mo Tunstay
Viel
Turner
San Quentin
Thomas
Tuqr
Path
Man Charged After Drug Stop in Fremont
Michael C Blecker, 19, of Audubon Court was stopped for erratic driving by the California Slignway Patrak. He was charged with possession of dangerous drugs for sale driving under the influence of drugs and resisting an officer. He was held on $6,808 bail.
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Fremont
California
Palice
Michael C. Bleckerl
BA Audubon Cotrl
Osfood Fland
Highway Patrol
San Leandro man arrested on lewd acts charges
San Leandro police arrested 37 year old Steinmetz of 325 Arroyo sw in Friday afternoon’s operation on warrants from the Hayward San Leandro Municipal Court charging him with lewd acts against children and loitering near a school. Bond was set at 320,000.
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Halon BE. Steinmetz
Arroyo
San Leandro
Steinmetz
Hayward-San Leandro
Bart
Inspections urged to cut smog in Southern California
In Sacramento Legislative Analyst A. Alan Post calls for annual vehicle inspections for about 7.2 million cars to curb smog. The plan also would require disconnecting the vacuum spark plug service on used cars.
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Sacramento
UPS
A. Alan
California
Los Angeles
180 Moslem Pilgrims Die In Nigerian Jet Crash
In northern Nigeria a Jordanian Boeing 707 chartered to Nigerian Airways crashed near Kano while returning Moslem pilgrims from Mecca. 180 of 202 aboard died, 22 survived including crew. Debris scattered on the runway as rescue workers recovered victims. Airline and airport officials described the wreck as severely gutted by fire.
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Nigeria
Mecca
Totay
Moscow
Sheremelyove
Welling Alia
Leff
Amman
Kano
Tit
Jeddah
Sadi Arabia
Kang
Saudi Arabia
Macca
Hey
Police end deadly four way shootout in city store
Police say four suspects from the Muslim group were wounded and captured after a tense shootout at a store, ending a siege that drew up to 100 officers. Three suspects facing murder and robbery charges were jailed pending arraignment as a handwritten letter praised Muslims and denounced oppression.
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Dullah Almassin
Pachus
Fim
Preelacl
Ihe Guemen
Foreman Receives Wires From Supporters Ahead of Fight
In Hayward South County, George Foreman receives a stack of telegrams from residents as local supporters rally during a pre fight supper. Promoters invite telegrams via Western Union to boost morale for the world heavyweight title bout against Joe Frazier tonight. Included are many local figures and Foreman family members in attendance.
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Kingston
Jame Waywyard
George Foreman
South County
Foreman
Chamber of Commerce
Daily Review
George
Avs Crementars
Jimenes
Sen Morenian
Vince
Western Union
Dimenes
Peter K. Hacker
Nanny
Louise
Sharla Sadler
Sharla
Frien Mietivite
Kiranados
Mission
Ohise High
Kim Brown
Sadler's
Jayward Ambulance Service
Dorothy Scott
Sadler
Mra
Florence Powers
Charley Shipes
Dolores
Train Derailment Triggers Explosive Fire Near Plant
A Seaboard Coast Line freight derailed near WOWDER SPRINGS, Gr. releasing five tankers of butane and other gases. The blaze, described as “like an atomic bomb,” pushed 20 homes into evacuation within a mile as additional tankers threatened a chemical plant. Police warned the danger of further explosions remained remote but real. The derailed train had just left a chemical plant headed toward Atlanta.
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UPI
Seaboard Coast Line
Cain
Iie
Palice
Yelurmater Severai
Chemitak
Atlanta
Sme
Washington Aps President S Son Accepts Resignation
The White House announced the resignation of Jacob Beam as U8 ambassador to the Soviet Union. Beam has held the Moscow post since March 1953 and will retire after 42 years as a foreign service officer. No successor was named.
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APS
Jacob Beam
Soviet Union
White House
Beam
Moscow
Foreign Service
Ronald Ziegler
Ziegler
Almanare
Rape Charge After Intruder Impersonates Husband
In Birkeroad near Copenhagen a man sneaks into a house and has relations with a woman who believes him to be her husband. The woman, who only discovers the ruse when she sees her real husband asleep, led to police treating the case as rape though she consented initially. Authorities may charge the attacker under an old Danish law punishing deceiving a woman into sex by posing as her husband.
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Copenhagen
Felica
Birkeroad
UC students favor liberal candidates in test election
A UC student study found liberal candidates and causes won by large margins in a test election. McGovern led UC campuses with 78 percent, far above 14 percent at California State University campuses and 65 percent at Yale institutions. Marijuana and coastal protection initiatives also followed the same pattern.
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Los Angeles
California
Associated Students
University of California
George 5. McGovern
Catitoena
Yale
Presidentixon
Cal Poly Sao Luis Obispo
Cal Poly Pomona
Former Bank of California chair Elliott McAllister Jr dead
Elliott McAllister Jr former Bank of California board chairman died at 74 in San Francisco. He had a four year association with the bank and later retired. He also served as a director for Stauffer Chemical California Packing Pavifie Gas and Electric.
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Elliott McAllister Jr
Bank of Califoria Board
McAllister
Hing
Stauffer Chemical Co
The
Californian Packing Corp
Pavifie Gas & Electric
Testimony details bugging for Nixon campaign threats
Washington testimony from Battwin an undercover agent for Nixon’s reelection says he was ordered to locate threats to the campaign committee the headquarters and the President. He says he was hired by James W McCord Jr to do security work linked to the Watergate case with Liddy also named. Time magazine reports Hunt offered monthly jail pay to four defendants to plead guilty. Mitchell Colson and Dobson deny the claims as false. The government notes only about a third of witnesses have appeared in the two week trial.
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Alfeet C. Baldwin
Nixon
Kiowset
Battwin
James W. McCord Jr
McCord
Nixon Campaign Committee
G. Gordon Liddy
Cansel
Time Magazine
K. Howard Hunt
Hunt
Unt
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Hut
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Asis
Att
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Hares Dobson
Nivan
Mitchell
Dean
James W. McGorl Jr
Committee
Cordon Liddy
White House
Treasury
Commel
Faterin
Balewin
Biddy
Kissinger Heads Back to Paris for Final Vietnam Talks
Henry Kissinger flew from Washington to Paris for what aides call a crucial, potentially final round of Vietnam peace talks. White House sources said a ceasefire could be announced by Thursday as Kissinger prepared to initial a Vietnam accord if no snags arose, with Thieu and Le Duc Tho set to meet in coming days.
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Tran Bint
Thao
Nguyen van Hao
Hue
Lam Yao Tei
National Alliance For Peace and Democrat
Avglion
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Harless Atx
Henry Kissinger
Paris
Vietnam
White House
Andrews Air Force Base
PST
Nixon
Pensimen
Andrews
Lotte
Kissinger
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Gard ‘Rissinger
Ventnam
Whursday
Tha
South Vietnam
America
Saigon
Vicw
Spiro T. Agasn
Nguyen van Thieu
Belle Nixon
AL Chanier M. Haig I
Haig
Nguyen van Thien
Spiro F. Agnew
Thieu
Agnew
William S. Rogers
Hke
Hey
Council mulls animal control rules at meetings
The council discusses guest limits per committee at public meetings under the Crown Act with exec sessions open to the public. Concerns arise over Livingstone’s mother and extra guests as members push for Cat licensing at 4 and higher dog licenses to 3, plus half price for neutered pets and stronger leash enforcement.
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Heatham
Marie Archer
Livingstone
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