Man Dies After Jan Fire Sparks House Blaze
James McGann, 27, died in State hospital after suffering burns from a January 18 fire that swept his home at 542 Bernal Ave. He re entered the blaze to try to save the family dog. Damage is estimated at 5000. His wife suffered minor injuries. Cause under investigation.
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Fly eyed as cause of death in pneumonia case
Mrs. Rhos M. Jalison 36 of Sir Melven Cow was found dead yesterday. Balisen, 50, said he gave two glasses of water about 8 30 am at her request. She lost consciousness two hours later and was pronounced dead on arrival at Malmont Jogpilal at 1055 am. Alameda County coroner rules death from pneumonia.
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Alameda County
Teens escape serious injuries in San Leandro crash
Two teenage brothers escaped serious harm after their pickup drifted off Doo litle Drive north of Favallur Drive at 7 30 am. Alan Bugmie Alderman 18 of 14277 Matacalba Bowl drove the truck and was cited for driving without due care. His brother Brian 15 suffered facial lacerations and possible broken arm. Both were treated at San Leandro Memorial Hospital. Pacific Gas and Electric crews said wires remained intact though the pale fell.
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Favallur Drive
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Sam Leandro Memorial Hospital
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Southland mall lights hit by unknown shooter squad
Southland shopping center fights ongoing siege as four youths armed with a gunfire tool shoot out lights along mall entrances. Manager Paul George says 60 entrance lights, priced at $3 each plus labor, were extinguished last weekend. Parking lot lights, $28 each, were hit on prior weekends. The marksman continues to target security patrols, drawing Hayward police and Southland security into the investigation.
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Smoke Tests Signal Bay Area Transit Drills Begin
SBART plans to inject harmless smoke into subway tunnels to study how quickly emergency responders clear it. First test ran 9:30 p.m. to 4:00 a.m. in Oakland. Additional tests scheduled today 1 to 8 p.m. in Berkeley and Albany from 4:20 to 8:30 p.m. in Berkeley.
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TV Sets Stolen in Messy Burglaries at Store
San Leandro police report a burglary at Walt’s TV Store on Maudine Boulevard between midnight Sunday and 9 am yesterday. Thieves dragged out four color TV sets with 16 inch screens, three portable TV stands, a portable stereo phonograph, and $4 in cash from an open cash drawer. Value totaled $1,673 in sets plus cash. The culprits entered through the rear window, then loaded items into a truck parked behind the shop, proprietor Walter Wiehe said.
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Anti poverty worker injured in Sunday auto crash
Hayward Louis Q Spiller a leading worker in Trayward area anti poverty efforts is in satisfactory condition after a Sunday 2:10 am car crash. His car struck the rear of a parked vehicle on A Street near Alice Street. He was taken to Levine hospital. Spiller former board member of County Economic Opportunity Agency founder of the Community Service Organization and active in anti poverty programs.
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Alice Street
Levine Hospital
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Savalley P
Mes County
Burglary Misses Home Goods Worth 1600 in Hayward
A Hayward resident reported a weekend burglary with about 1600 dollars in goods missing. The list includes power tools television sewing machine jewelry camera equipment and a small amount of cash. Police said the incident occurred Sunday night. Special note: the wording reflects the OCR reading and preserves named items and broad categories.
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Two Delano Women Shot Dead Near McFarland
Bodies of Charlotte Mitts and Irene Burns, both Delano residents, were found shot at close range beside a sparsely traveled road three miles west of McFarland. Sheriff stated no suspect and no clear motive, with no sexual assault signs. victims fully clothed and identified by authorities.
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Law student held in slaying in Oakland
UPI reports Robert Prod-domme, 23, a second year Hastings College of the Law student, was arrested Monday in the killing of 26 year old Jeffrey Simon. Simon’s body was found in front of a house near Prod-domme’s residence. A 1872 Marin registration and a current Oklahoma card were found on Simon. motive not given.
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Hastings College of the Law
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San Francisco
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Onassis son dies from plane crash injuries
Alexandros Onassis, 24, son of Aristotle Onassis, died at Kifissia Hospital after a plane he piloted crashed at Athens Airport Monday. Doctors reported severe injuries and prolonged efforts failed. Aristotle Onassis and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis were seen at the hospital in tears as officials confirmed the death.
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Bufano mosaics up for sale in San Francisco cafeteria
In San Francisco the three large Bufano mosaics created for a Powell Street cafe are up for sale. Henry Solomon, former Westers president, announced the sale after the cafe owner paid $15,000 for the pieces originally. The trio, depicting peace and brotherhood including St. Francis, were valued at about $300,000.
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Gunmen evade British in border dash after attack
British soldiers pursued two gunmen across the border into the Republic after a clash near Londonderry. A sentry was fired upon as the men fled through a hedge. later one soldier was slightly injured in a separate attack by youths in the Creggan district. Police linked shore ammunition losses to a Dec. 6 ship incident and noted Irish border tensions. London MPs condemned an TRA interview on a broadcasting network.
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Nevada weighs equal rights amendment in senate
A proposed constitutional amendment to guarantee equal rights for men and women surfaces in the Nevada Senate. Democrat Sens. Richard Bryan and Thomas Wilson introduced it, with the Judiciary Committee sending it forward. Bryan called the issue controversial and noted many inquiries, citing that 22 states have ratified while 38 are needed to amend the U.S. Constitution.
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Byrd pushes four year Senate confirmation for FBI chief
Sen. Robert Byrd introduces legislation requiring Senate confirmation of the FBI director every four years. He argues for questioning of the powerful agency amid modern law enforcement and public concerns.
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Amphibious Craft Develops Mechanical Trouble
An amphibious craft developed mechanical trouble injuring two copilots Bonald Mac Gregor a Briton and Donald MacCusker an American. Doctors reported them out of danger today improving.
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Berkeley Rent Board Election Results Expected Tonight
Berkeley voters cast ballots in a special election for five rent board commissioners tasked with rolling back rents to Aug 15 1971 levels and approving landlord requests. Officials expect results by 10 p m as about 25 percent of 71 000 residents in 189 precincts vote. The commission could influence enforcement of wage price controls and evictions.
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Nixon
Thera
University of California
Mexican American students labeled as neglected in SLO district
A civil rights panel faulted Lucia Mar Unified for racism and indifference toward Mexican American students in a 22 page report. The 7000 student district serves Pismo Beach Arroyo Grande Grover City Nipomo Mesa and Oceano. It notes gains in Mexican American teachers but says attitudes persist and calls for cultural sensitivity and action.
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San Luis Obispo County
California State Committee
U.S. Commission On Civil Rights
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Navy riots blamed on no discipline
A House Armed Services subcommittee blamed a lack of discipline for racial incidents aboard two air carriers, the Kitty Hawk and Constellation. It cited unprovoked assaults by a few black sailors on the Kitty Hawk and a white-backed sit-in on the Constellation, urging firmer command discipline across the Navy. The panel said most sailors are loyal and efficient, but permissiveness could be a Navy-wide issue.
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