Body found near Anthony Chariot Regional Park in Valley
Don na Rae Bramell, 22, of Casino Valley, unemployed secretary living with her parents at 18442 Gastings Way, was found dead near the park's Marcle Gate parking lot. Coroner cites fatal gunshot wound with hemorrhage and shock. police investigate possible location of shooting and dragging of the body.
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Marcle Gate
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New BART Line Opens in East Bay to Public Acclaim
The Bay Anta Rapid Transit District began a 21 mile extension Monday, linking Richmond to Fremont and expanding the system to 38 miles on the east side of San Francisco Bay. The inaugural run drew crowds and officials as a ceremonial train carried invited guests, while a horse drawn street car symbolized transit progress. The full 10 mile extension is planned for fall, with underwater tubing to connect East Bay and San Francisco.
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Fremont
East Bay
San Franelsco
Ex-mine chief's pension cut shocks union ranks
Tony Boyle former president of the United Nine Workers Union had his pension reduced from 50000 to 16000 dollars yearly. The union's executive board approved the action on Monday and also cut salaries of eight senior staff by about 40 percent.
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Washington
UPL
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Fremont girl struck by car while biking on Blacow Road
A 13 year old Fremont girl Pennyatin Melaski riding a bicycle on Blacow Road was hit by a car driven by Dennis A. Litndaz 23 of Bedelio Terrace at about 5 40 pm yesterday. She sustained arm and leg injuries and was listed in serious condition in Washington Hospital’s intensive care unit.
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Ganley Way
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Bar Owners Sued Over Fatal Crash In Alameda County
In Alameda County Superior Court, owners of the Village Tavern face a 200000-dollar lawsuit for allegedly serving drinks to Donald Merrick Williams, 12, who died in a wreck. Plaintiff John M. Payne Jr. of Sacramento claims his wife and two passengers were killed in the same collision on Interstate 4.
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Alameo County
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John M. Payne Jr
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Taterstate 4
Sacramento TV Stations Go Dark After Truck Slams Pole
A truck hit a power line near Elk Grove causing a widespread outage that blacked out all Sacra mento area stations. KCRA restored service in minutes using a spare transmitter, while KOVR KXTV KVIE and KTXL were back on air after about twenty minutes. The pole carried 69 000 and 12 690 volt lines.
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Elk Grove
Five area residents held after a series of robberies
Five South County residents were arrested in three separate armed robberies and a Hayward gas station was robbed of cash. Edward Baytes and Kenneth Wilkes were charged in the Castro Valley and Castro Valley Blvd. robbery. Deputies also linked two Castro Valley youths to a gas station robbery in Fremont. A Ross Arco Gas Station heist at 20500 Mission Boulevard, Hayward, involved two men with a revolver.
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Ogilvie Drive
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Ash SL
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Castro Valley Blvd
BA Pam
Andy Pennington
Butter Gold Drive
Casite Val
Courtney
Sta Lowee Road
Chatot College
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Jerry Jenca
Fremont
Homecoming tragedy strikes New Buffalo teens
Gene Robinson Jr. and Pierre Liles, two 16 year old Union Pier residents, were shot after a surprise party weekend return from Chicago. Police investigate if the killings were robbery related or gang connected. Coach Michael Oakes recalls their pride and athletic promise as classmates mourn the loss.
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Chicago
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Figures indicate booming economy in late 1972 period
The Commerce Department said the leading index rose 2.2 percent in December, with November at 2.3 percent and October up 1.0 percent. The three month late 1972 gain was 4.5 percent, among the strongest in 13 years, signaling continued expansion into 1973.
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Commerce
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Wite Rejoices As POW Husband Remains Alive After Fight
A news item recounts Wite’s elation upon learning her husband Ed Carlson is alive as a POW. She describes their son Eric asking if men are like his daddy and a gratitude letter from Mrs. Carlson praising Ed’s service, strength, faith, and love for family. Ed’s past includes two years in Vietnam, a fondness for hiking, fishing, golf, and mountain life.
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Air Force orders final FIJs wing fighter fleet cut
The Air Force said it ordered four last FIS swingwing fighters and a $29 million 1974 budget item to modify existing models. Recent losses of FIls in Southeast Asia, each costing $15 million, were not tied to the procurement cutoff. The total planned buy was 543 aircraft, plus 24 for Australia.
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Air Force
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Australia
Tax surplus Sparks Debate On Bond Financing And Tax Delays
Legislative Analyst A Man Jost proposed using surplus funds to cover $851 million in projects now set for bond financing, with Yosh arguing saving $446 million in interest. Reagan questioned taxing taxpayers this year for projects benefiting future generations and floated giving everyone a check. Assembly bill would delay the one cent sales tax increase for one month, amid Reagan administration opposition.
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Gonsalvez
la Mirada
Phil
Creast
Gonsalves
David Trainin
Women protest private water company in Niles meeting
More than four women gathered at Irene Vincent’s home to press for Citizens Utilities Co to be bought by Alameda County Water District. They cite unsafe water and a pending 44 percent rate hike before the Public Utilities Commission.
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Alameda
ACWD
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Seasibility
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Vincent
Kathleen Pastis
Cuenva Way
Reid
Old Canyon Road
Sudo
PUC
Consumer Protection Bureau
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Redd
U.S. Public Health Service
Salt Lake City Withdraws 1976 Winter Olympics Bid
Salt Lake City officials have withdrawn the city’s bid for the 1976 Winter Games. Mayor J Gan confirmed the Utah Olympic Committee chose to bow out after Utah senators warned Congress could not approve funding before the IOC’s February bid deadline, leaving Europe as the likely host.
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Parent payment experiment boosts student grades in pilot
Washington AP reports a $770,000 federal study found teacher cash rewards alone did not raise reading or arithmetic scores. The evaluation of four districts in Cincinnati, Ohio. Jacksonville, Fla. San Antonio, Texas. and Oakland, California noted gains in Oakland and San Antonio, with mixed results elsewhere. The plan recommended exploring parent incentives over three years while opposing expansion of teacher only rewards.
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Hope Endures For POW Son Amid Turbulent News
Parents Gaylord and Mrs Petersen cling to a faint hope after learning Col Norris Overly, released from Hanoi, recalled their son Captain Petersen and the May Day radio call during the crash of a B57 in 1967. Col Overly’s account suggests Petersen may have ejected safely, though details remain uncertain. The Petersens, their ties to Hayward and San Leandro, and their two sons’ military service anchor a community seeking word from Hanoi.
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