Fire Destroys Rhodes Jamieson Admin Building
A $100,000 blaze destroyed the Rhodes and Jamieson Ltd administration building at 1433 Washington Ave in San Leandro. Fire officials cited arson as a preliminary possibility after flames erupted from the two story frame structure. four of 23 firefighters suffered minor injuries. no items were reported missing from the firm’s mechanical shop.
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Washington Ave
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Two Women Die In Overpass Crash In Livermore
Two women, Inez A. Goddard of Valley Springs and Alice K. Gleason of Murphys, died in a collision on Interstate 580 overpass. Driver Dianna Tegimeier, 23, of Stickton, pulled onto the shoulder to fix a loose food device when another car struck. Both vehicles ignited. Goddard and Gleason were trapped. Tegimeier had no injuries. Castillo sustained moderate injuries and was treated in hospital. Police reported possible vehicle defect and no citations issued yet.
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Tegimeier
Valley Memorial Hospital
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Morn Hospital
Ten Hospital
Oakland
Burglars Hit Hayward Apartment Reported Losses
A 21 year old wrestler Hocky Johnson said burglars raided his Hayward apartment causing $2,100 in losses. Items stolen include a pistol, holster and belt, jewelry, a camera and a television. A separate San Leandro burglary hit A and A Office Equipment Co Inc on 14th Street with $3,394 in losses, including six electronic calculators.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Hayward
A and A Office Equipment Co. Inc
St. San Leandro
Probe under way in youth death in Fremont
Fremont police investigate the death of 17 year old Smith found near Dix on Street Saturday evening. He was last seen hitchhiking and reported being beaten and ejected from a car. A sister and guardian say he had a head bump and possible involvement in a fight at Weel es Park before arrival home.
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Ian
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Tennyson Road
Tampa Avenue
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Weeles Park
Churches Face Bingo Revenue Questions Over Fundraising
Fremont detectives concluded two church bingo events raised more money than parishioner contributions but found no criminal charges after a closed investigation. The Catholic Diocese of Oakland said bingo is not officially sanctioned as a church activity and bishops frown on it, while church leaders denied illegal operations and stressed they would avoid future violations.
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Fremont
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Dulo
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Oakland
Jooks
Gin Wise Boys Firearm Tragedy Ends In Police Charge
A family gun incident escalates when two boys retrieve guns from their father’s cache. One boy’s shot misfires, injuring Mrs. Bryant as a revolver fires, while another shoots at Baker. Baker is arrested on attempted murder charges as the scene ends with the father claiming trust in his sons with weapons.
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Nixon budget deficit and defense spending plan outlined
The president proposes a unified budget with an estimated 1973 deficit of about 255 billion dollars, revised defense outlays at 81.7 billion, and total spending rising modestly from 1972. He defends tax cuts and stresses human resources receives the largest budget share while defense remains essential for external strength.
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Nixon
Budget doubles funds for creek
The budget proposes $2.9 million for the Alameda Creek Flood Control Project as part of a total Army Corps of Engineers California program exceeding $175 million. Funds target three main efforts including creek beautification, trail development, channel improvements from Niles Canyon to the bay, and enhancements from Coyote Hills to the bay. An additional $4200 funds San Leandro Creek flood control from the Nimitz Freeway to the bay. A $750,000 South Bay wildlife refuge is being reserved for later authorization. hearings are set this spring before the House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee, with broad support anticipated.
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Berrigan jurors sequestered for months in Kissinger plot trial
Prospective jurors in the Hechigan Kidnap bombing case were told the trial would last several months and the jury would be sequestered throughout. Judge R Dixott Herman instructed 144 veniremen to avoid media contact as jury selection began for the case against Rev. Philip J. Berrigan and six activists charged with plotting to kidnap Kissinger and vandalize draft boards.
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UPI
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Philip J. Berrigan
Heras
Yi Ab
Prisoner of Iran Returns Home to Oakland
Miss La Bere recounts a tense ordeal after release from Iran where she faced espionage and drugging charges. Convicted on a later count, she served three years, sentence reduced to six months, and plans to resume nursing studies at Laney College. She spoke of poor prison conditions and hoped for medical care.
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Oakland
Miss la Bere
Ls Bere
Laney College
Probation for four
Four members of a check counterfeiting ring operating from Hayward last summer received probation sentences in Alameda County Superior Court. A fifth member was ordered to a state medical facility for diagnostic evaluation, with ringleader Loren Idenbrand still at large after a September disappearance following a San Jose arrest.
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Alameda County Superior Court
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Ite
Sanita Geuze
Alameda County
Nixon's 1973 Budget Preview Summary
Washington budget briefing shows fiscal 1973 plan with receipts of 220.8 billion dollars and outlays at 246.3 billion, yielding a 25.5 billion dollar deficit. Revenue mix includes personal and corporate taxes, Social Security, and borrowing. Nixon defends the deficit as necessary to spur a lagging economy while avoiding major new tax increases except Social Security tweaks. Defense and science receive notable boosts, with total appropriations around 77.8 billion, though total spending for the year may lag actual outlays.
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Hughes biography conflict sparks legal threat in Ibiza
irving defended his authorized Hughes biography amid claims of ruthlessness from critics. McGraw Hill and Life magazine backed the project with 650000 dollars, while irving warned of legal action against anyone linking his wife to a mystery blonde and Swiss cheque fraud rumors.
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Edith
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Life Magazine
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