Man pleads innocent in horse starvation case
Rex Patterson, 50, of 4030 Conde Court, charged with failure to provide proper care to an animal, pleaded innocent in municipal court yesterday and sought a jury trial. Patterson, owner of Amigo the horse euthanized January 2 in Newark after veterinarians found severe starvation. Trial set for February 27.
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Newark Youth Dies After Apparent Suicide
A Newark resident, age 1, reportedly sat self in an apparent suicide attempt. The Alameds County coroner said Francis A. Sweeney of 617 Roberts Ave, Washington, died at Washington Hospital after being found. Jones, of the same address, summoned a doctor.
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Parra Charged With Welfare Fraud Over School Harassment
Kay Parra of 810 Brensnan Way faces welfare fraud charges in Alameda County for allegedly filing fraudulent statements to obtain aid for dependent children. Her case stems from threats at a January school board meeting accusing district staff and a separate municipal case for an alleged attack on Del Valle High School girls. Trial set for March 15 in Oakland.
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Hayward San Mateo Bridge Westbound Lanes Closed After Car Fire
Westbound lanes of the Hayward San Mateo bridge were closed for about half an hour after a car caught fire on the elevated section. The driver escaped with minor injuries, and a following driver sustained injuries as the rear of the burning vehicle was struck. Both drivers were unidentifiable by authorities.
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Burglary at Fremont Office Reports Loss of Equipment
An armed break in at the Travale Building on Bea vaty Avenue led to the theft of 1842 dollars worth of equipment from an office. Police said entry was forced but failed at several other offices nearby. Construction owner James R. Griffin reported the incident shortly after the early morning burglary Tuesday.
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Slaying of West Oakland mother leads to arrest
Oakland police say Calvin Collins, 18, was arrested on information from multiple sources in connection with the murder of a West Oakland mother. The victim, identified as Mrs Asimeluy Quevada, 28, was found slain in her home with three rooms bloodied. Her husband Guadalupe discovered the body after returning home to a robbed home including a television set and radios.
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Birds in Oil Spill Mishandled Claims Date and Details
Pleasant Hill veterinarian Dr. James Navinny, head of a wildlife foundation, says state fish and game workers mishandled hundreds of waterfowl after an oil spill. He alleges 450 birds were mishandled and 800 died, criticizing vaccines and cleaning methods while pathologist Dr. Clark defends procedures.
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Two Guards Shot in Fast Draw Incident at San Jose Store
In San Jose, security guards Regala and Curry, friends who took breaks to practice with a gistal, sparked a shooting when Regala's gun discharged hitting Curry in the neck. Curry was hospitalized in serious condition.
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Sea snake named most deadly reptile in world
In Brisbane area officials declare the Mydrophis Bel cherii the deadliest reptile. Dr William Dunson of Penn State announced the listing after a six week Timor Sea expedition aboard the Alpha He Tix with American Japanese and Australian scientists.
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Five arrested in Hayward massage parlor raids
Six teams of Hayward plainclothes officers conducted raids on six massage parlors last night, arresting five women on charges of soliciting sexual acts and violations of city ordinances. The operation began after a weeks‑long investigation, with arrests at Exclusive Massage Parlor and others, as officers pursued prostitution and unlicensed practice allegations.
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First steps under way in clearing out of Viet Nam
Reports from Washington and Hanoi outline ceasefire progress and potential Laos agreement. Kissinger cautions that lasting peace relies on mutual satisfaction and rejects total victory. North Vietnam may keep about 143,000 troops in the south with a demarcation line and international force to monitor the ceasefire. The U.N. Secretary General and leaders discuss rehabilitation and reconstruction while the Senate debates ratification.
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War's grunts pay highest price in Vietnam conflict
In September 1966 amid 324,000 grunts in Vietnam, Marines and soldiers recount brutal frontline memories. A Marine corporal, just recommended for a Silver Star, watches a butterfly before it dies in a bombed crater. A company commander is killed days later, labeled as just another Godforsaken bump. A young soldier recalls a firefight where a grenade hit a comrade. A Piedmont, South Carolina sergeant, lone survivor of an ambush near Pleiku, describes frozen silence as shots rang out. It was a harsh war for the infantry.
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Dido Questions Corona Victims Burial Spots
Prosecutor and local officials debate how many bodies lie in Feather River orchards near Yuba City. Judge Palon will hear defense motion for a new trial as Corona remains convicted of 25 murders.
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Disappearing Buffalo On Idaho Ranch
Moscow Idaho rancher Will Oleson reports three of his six buffalo missing from a herd raised for food and sale. The ton‑plus beasts, valued at 400 to 700 dollars each, may have wandered off and he asks local residents to call if they see them.
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Ex LBJ aide Moyers hospitalized with chest pains
Former White House press secretary Bill Moyers, who served Lyndon Johnson until 1966, was hospitalized with chest pains in Washington. He rested comfortably Thursday with no heart damage reported. Moyers was admitted early Wednesday at George Washington University Hospital. duration of stay not specified.
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Capital bids farewell to Lyndon Johnson
Capitol eulogies honor Lyndon Johnson as a man of giant character. Lady Bird Johnson sits with family as Leontyne Price sings. Thousands file past the flag‑draped coffin, and Nixon oversees return of Johnson’s remains to Texas for burial. Presidents Eisenhower and Kennedy era figures attend along with foreign representatives.
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Quake-proof rebuilding plan debated by district board
Trustees discussed quake proofing and agenda summaries as updates. Superintendent Bolt said North Centerville Elementary will be portable or hybrid with portable classrooms and a permanent facility, with Norman Nile consulting. Final plans, including a timetable, will be decided later with completion expected by Sept. 1.
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Coed Found Inside Locker At Ohlone College
A college spokesman described the deaf mute program at Ohlone College drawing students from Northern California and said emotional problems tied to their handicap occur among some entrants. Dean William Blum denied harassment by other students as police investigated a separate earlier incident.
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