Livermore man ordered to stand trial in sister of police chief murder
Livermore resident Dose Gonzales was ordered held for superior court on a murder charge in the July 18 shooting death of Mrs Eleanor G Wilson 40 McLeod Street Livermore in her apartment at 148 Portola Avenue The prosecutor said Wilson was the sister of Pleasanton Police Chief Walter McCloud Witnesses testified including Freeman Creekmore the apartment manager who saw Gonzales leave with a gun Judge Joseph Sexenonie ordered bail set at Alameda County Jail Oakland pending trial Gonzales previously attempted to take his own life after a traffic stop and hospitalization delayed proceedings.
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Livermore
Pleasanton
Dose Gonzales
Livermore Municipal Court
Eleanor G Wilson
McLeod St
Portola Ave
George Loquwam
Alameda County
Freeman Creekmore
Gonzales
Walnut Creek
Joseph Sexenonie
Wilboob
Oakland
Wilson
Walter McCloud
Mirandas
Cutrina
Miranda
Burglars Hit Home and Warehouse in San Lorenzo
Burglars stole items valued at 3371 including a cerebral palsy collection envelope with 61 dollars from Dennis Vecqueray's house in San Lorenzo. Entry occurred between 2 PM and 245 PM while empty, taking coins, two rifles, TV, stereo, cameras, a ring worth 850 dollars, a wrist watch, sewing machines, tape recorder and deck. A separate burglary in San Leandro involved six lives and a welder valued at 1191 dollars reported by Haney Can Disposal. Authorities say the burglars pried the hasp from the warehouse front siding door.
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Dennis Vecqueray
San Lorenzo
San Leandro
Haniy-Can
46Th Ave
Robber Steals Cash From Em bers Restaurant in San Leandro
A gunman wearing a dark cap and sunglasses robbed Em bers restaurant at 12963 Hesperian Blvd last night. Bartender Sil Casado, 52, says the assailant returned in sunglasses, brandished a handgun, and forced her to the floor while filling a white cloth bag with cash before fleeing.
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San Leandro
Embers
Hesperain Blvd
Sil Casado
Freiuant
Saw
Casade
State Public Works seeks input on Transbay Terminal future
Sacramento reports the State Department of Public Works aims to engage communities in deciding future uses for the Transbay Transit Terminal site in San Francisco. Plans to dispose of the terminal require further study, with options including a private transit complex, a parking development, or demolition and sale. A Bay Bridge carpool study notes occupancy rises to 1.43 during morning peak after three-or-more-person lane experiment.
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State Department of Public Works
Transbay Transit
San Francisco
State Bus Works
James Moe
State Toll Bridge Authority
Moe
AC ‘Transit
Greyhound
Bay Area
San Franciscodushland Bay Bridge
BART approves plan for Bay Area Rapid Transit building
The district's engineering committee approved plans for a Bay Area Rapid Transit building to house a coin counting facility to be built beside the Oakland shop at Bast ith Street and Seventh Avenue Oakland at an estimated cost of 8525 000 with completion in February 2078 Advertising for aids was ordered In other action the committee approved transferring an easement for load control facilities around Bayfair station to Alameda County Flood Control District and quitclaiming interest in a 12 square foot area of abandoned Commercial Street Hayward for a transfer to McCullough Chevrolet Co Inc for 320
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Wee Bart
Oakland
Bastith Street
Seventh Avenue
Alameda County
BART
Bayfair Station
San Leandro
Hayward
McCullough Chevrolet Co, Inc
Attempted kidnapping near earlier rape scene in Fremont
A 25-year-old Fremont housewife reported an attempted kidnapping at about 6:20 p.m. on Serra Avenue by a man driving a light car described as a 163 Ford Galaxie. Earlier, a 9-year-old girl was raped nearby last Wednesday. Police checked area doors and interviewed witnesses who heard screams between 6:15 and 6:30 p.m. The suspect wore a black cap and possibly a black red plaid shirt. The two incidents occurred on Ogden Drive and Davis Street.
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Ste W
Lvo
Serra Avenue
Donner Wayari
Bose Police
Ogden Drive
Davis Street
Car strikes by train injures Oakland driver at Niles crossing
A Southern Pacific train at about 26 mph hit a car driven by 21 year old Richard May Cordova at Nursery Avenue crossing in Niles yesterday. Cordova suffered scalp lacerations and facial injuries. a witness said the crossing barrier was down and signals were functioning.
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Fremont
Oakland
Nursery Avenue
Niles
Southern Pacific
Richard May Cordova
Oliver Willan Kherly
Georgia vote defeats death penalty measure for drug pushers
A Georgia measure proposing the death penalty for drug pushers was defeated by a vote of 27 to 17. The bill, sponsored by Senator Cox of Swainsboro, aimed to punish those selling hard narcotics with capital punishment, but failed to pass on Tuesday.
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Georgia Seiviie
Vale O
Sendiy Cox
Swainshora
Anol
Nixon eight point peace plan aims for six month withdrawal
Nixon revealed an eight point cease fire and withdrawal plan to Paris negotiators. It calls for US forces to leave within six months, POWs to be released, and internationally supervised elections with Viet Cong participation. Thieu would resign one month before voting. The plan mirrors a 1970 proposal but with added timetables and guarantees aimed at pressuring Hanoi and addressing POW and cease fire issues.
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U.S
South Vietnam
Neus Yell van Thien
Nixon
Pavis
Thiku
United States
Indochina
Laois
Nixon at a glance shows Viet Nam talks and proposals
Washington summary lists Nixon's private talks in August 1969 to break the Paris talks impasse and Kissinger as negotiator. It notes a May 1971 withdrawal proposal and an eight point plan offered in December with terms including troop withdrawal, release of all prisoners, a ceasefire, new elections in South Vietnam, and a provisional caretaker government.
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South Vietnam
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Abay
Lyndon B. Johnson
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Nixol
Washington
Vietnam
Liem
Paris
Kissinger
Lenny A. Kissinger
France
Pvi
Indochina
Water board official resigns amid conflict of interest claims
Sacramento AP reports Kerry W. Mulligan resigns as chairman of the State Water Resources Control Board after Reagan demanded his departure over alleged conflict of interest ties. Mulligan says he acted properly and will not answer Hawaii related questions, reading a conflicted resignation letter in a tremulous voice.
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Kerry W. Mulligan
State Water Resources Control Board
Reagan
Vine
Reajfan
Revgan
Milhwar
Mulligan
Hareau
Vonoula
Ats
Hawaii
Tal
Tam
California
Kissinger cites Aug. 1 pullout offer during secret talks
Kissinger said the United States offered to withdraw all military and economic aid to South Vietnam by August 1, including equipment to the Army. He warned the GVN seeks U.S. alliance to prevent its overthrow and said private talks might end if no progress occurs. He noted domestic division shaped the President’s decision to reveal the talks. The White House sought private negotiation first and warned Congress if no progress, the plan would be public.
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United States
Laos
Cambodia
Nixon
Peking
China
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Kissinger
White House
Senate
Young merchant girl dies in San Francisco homicide case
A local San Francisco homicide claims a young merchant girl as its victim. Neighbors recall her kindness and harbor disbelief as police search for the killer. The note hints at loss and a belief she had thoughts of returning home. Authorities urge witnesses to come forward.
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San Francisco
Gui
San Pranesco
Immigration standoff ends amid kidnapping charges and bribe talk
Santana and Catrina describe a Mexican immigration stopover where officials offered to arrest and deport Mrs. Miranda in exchange for a bribe. The four Hayward suspects faced detention, awaited charges, and faced delays before meeting an attorney and embassy staff. They criticise U S. officials and argue the system differs from American justice while planning flight from Mexico to avoid deportation.
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Miranda
Mfranda
Santana
Mrs. Miranda
Immigration Office
Cricket
Mexico City
Santa Clara Pueblo
Carr
Mexsco
Sharon La Bere speaks of anger and poverty in exile
Sharon La Bere describes bitterness after imprisonment and transfer, recounting forced education, poverty, and brutal interrogation. She notes the beaut y of the country’s common people while detailing harsh conditions, lack of observers, and a resolve to study and marry. She urges awareness of political prisoners and plans to advocate.
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