Body found at Anthony Chabut Park identified as Don na Bramell
Don na Bramell 22 of Castro Valley was identified as the Park District fatality. Her body was found near the Marcie Gale parking lot with two gunshot wounds to the chest. The coroner ruled death by gunshot and shock hemorrhage. Detectives seek friends to determine Saturday night company.
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Casten Valley
Anthony Chabut
Donna
Jae Bramell
Castro Valley
Bramell
Alice
Charles Bramell
Mastings Way
Teast Bay
Bruce Johnson
Miss Brattett
Marcie Gale
Johnson
J Braraull
New BART Line Opens Linking Oakland to Berkeley
The Bay Area Rapid Transit District inaugurated a new segment of the $1.4 billion system, adding miles of track to its operation and extending service from Oakland to Fremont. A ceremonial first train drew crowds and dignitaries as public optimism followed the opening in Berkeley.
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Oakland
UPI
Bay Area
Berkeley
BART
San Francisco Bay
Withnox
Fremont
Hinking
Bay
Sar Franaisie
Wilerwalerube
Mine union chief pension slashed from 50100 to 16090
United Mine Workers president Tony Foyle saw his pension reduced from 50100 to 16090 annually. The union’s executive council acted Monday, cutting top staff salaries by about a0 percent as part of broader financial adjustments.
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Sahl
Car hits girl riding bike in Fremont
A year-old girl, Penny Ann Mujaski, riding a bicycle on Blacow Road near Garren Way, was struck by a car driven by Dennis A. Lunder. She endured head and leg injuries and was taken to Washington Hospital in serious condition, with darkness and light rain noted at the 6 foot crosswalk location.
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Fremont
Frotant
Weyele
Blacow
Washington Hospital
Penny Ann Mujaski
Reoil Pizarro Drive
Sas
Garren Way
Pallee
Ste
Dennis A. Lunder
Redelia Terrace
Bar Owners Sued Over Fatal Colusa County Crash
Alameda County Superior Court suit targets Village Tavern staff for allegedly serving drinks to Dana Merrick 42, who died in a 1072 car crash with Merrick’s vehicle, as John Payne 41 from Sacramento seeks $200,000 in damages for his wife Sue 21 and two others killed when their car collided head on with Merrick’s wrong way on Interstate 5.
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Qaklant
Colusa County
Eit
Alameda County Superior Court
Ubi
Vilage Tavern
Williams Bartendar Dana
Merrick
Alae Weda
Alfred Casimano
Fram Frenont
John M. Payne Dr
Sacramento
Sue
Sacramento outage cuts power to ten thousand homes
A Sacramento Utility District spokesman says a truck hit a power line near Elk Grove, taking five stations off air and cutting electricity to about 10,000 homes. KGRA back in minutes. others KOVR KXTV KVIE and RTXL remained off about twenty minutes.
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Sacramento
UPS
Syan
Stonday
Sacredawito
Wak
Wut Grove
KGRA
KOVR
KXTY
KVIE
RTXL
U.S. A9
Elk Grove
Five area residents held after multiple robberies
Hayward and surrounding areas saw three armed robberies with suspects arrested. Jobn C. Papa, 2, of Medwood Head Castro Vale Tey was tied to a 49 robbery of Jack In The Box. Edward Eagleston, 23, Castro Valley, and Kenneth Wilkes, 34, Newark, tied to a 3,000 heist at Priceless Belldice Castro Valley. Two Castro Valley teens, 18, allegedly robbed a gas station of 145 dollars near Mission and Las Flores. A Bass Arco station on Mission Boulevard saw a $200 theft by two men armed with a revolver.
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South County
Hayward
Jobn C. Papa
Medwood Head
Castro Vale Tey
Mission Blvd
Sheriff's
Edward Eagleston
Ogilvie Drive
Castro Valley
Kenneth Wilkes
Ash St
Newark
Belledice
Castro Valley Blvd
Andy Pennington
Butterfield Drive
Castro Val
Tragedy Ends New Buffalo Homecoming for Two Teens
Gene E. Robinson and Pierre Lyles, both Union Pier residents and New Buffalo High School students, were shot after visiting Chicago friends during a weekend homecoming. Robinson died Monday. Lyles remained in critical condition with both youths shot in the head by a 25 caliber revolver. Police investigate whether the shooting occurred during a street gang dispute or other altercation.
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Gincago
UPI
Gene E. Robinson
Pieve Lyles
New Buffalo High School
Union Pier
Midge
Chicago
South Side
Gene
Dowd
Pierre
Robinson
Wadleer
Lylee
Police Inday
Lyles
Roby
Hit
Figures indicate booming economy
WASHINGTON UP I December index of leading business indicators rose 2.9 percent the strongest in 13 years. Commerce Dept said November preliminary data rose 2.6 percent and October 13.4. Eight of twelve indicators showed favorable movement with durable goods orders and capital equipment contracts down. The index stood at 15.6 in December versus 32.3 in November and 13.4 in October 1970.
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Wablington
UPI
Commerce Department
Ate
POW wife recalls husband’s long Vietnam duty and hopeful homecoming
Wile expresses joy that her POW husband may return as her children ask why he stays away. She recalls Eric Tank’s Santa Rita reaction to news of his father’s potential return. Mrs. Carlsen honors her missing husband Ral, a Vietnam veteran of nearly a year, praising his faith, adaptability, and love of people while detailing his habits and character.
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Eric
Santa Rite
Air Force says last F-111s not ordered for 1974 budget
The Air Force stated no new F-111 fighter bombers would be ordered in fiscal 1974 and a $29 million item is for modifying existing models. Losses of the F-111s in Southeast Asia were not tied to the program cutoff. Air Force officials noted $44 million spent locally and 24 for Australia amounts to the full planned procurement.
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Washington
Air Force
Southeast Asia
Air
Australia
Tax cut proposal pits surplus use against bond plan
Legislative Analyst A Alan Post proposes using the surplus to fund 25 million in projects via bond financing claiming 116 million in interest savings. Assembly panel backs delaying a one cent sales tax hike, aiming to save 54 million, while Reagan aides want a quicker relief method and doubt fiscal timing.
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A. Alan Post
Post
Joe A. Gonsalves
la Mirada
Gonsalves
David Brainin
Brainin
Reagan
Nikrasovka dispute tests Russian village image in press
In Sakhalin, Nikrasovka fishing collectives split readers. Pravda and journalist union monthly report contrasting views of the village center, praising boats and nets while skippers and locals expose shortcomings like lack of asphalt and shops. The piece notes editors face a dilemma over truthfulness and trust.
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Moscow
SPI
Nikrasovka
Uckless
Sakhalin Peninsula
Fan East
Prud
Soviet
Bor
Brote
Bori Yevstigneev
Sakhalin
Journalists Union Monthly
Mikhail Specklerov
Nikrasnvka
Speckteray
Nixsavka
Bya
Elizabeta Mikheyova
Laureau
Yevstigneev
Nikrasmvka
Rad
Yevshgazey
Salt Lake City Withdraws 1976 Winter Olympic Bid
Salt Lake City pulls the bid for the 1976 Winter Olympics after Utah senators imply Congress cannot approve funding in time. Mayor B J Garn notes the Utah Olympic Committee decision follows a February 3 IOC deadline and leaves Innsbruck Tampere and Chamonix as remaining contenders in Europe.
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Salt Lake City
UPT
Lony
Europe
B. J. Gamn
Utah Olympic Committee
Denver
Garn
Utah
Congress
International Olympic Committee
Innsbruck
Austria
Tampere
Finland
Chamonix
France
Parent payment experiment raises student grades
An evaluation of a 770000 dollar federal experiment finds cash rewards for teachers did not improve reading or arithmetic for a sample of 400 to 700 students in Cincinnati Jacksonville Oakland and San Antonio and only Oakland showed an educationally significant reading gain. The study notes modest gains in reading and math at Oakland and San Antonio with parent incentives potential, while critics question paying parents. The evaluation recommends further three year study with teacher incentives not hurtful, but stresses concerns from teachers and administrators.
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Washington
Johnny
Cincinnati
Ohio
Jacksonville
San Antonio
Tex
Deikland
Oaklands
Selvors
Oakland
Evaluaria
Rovihenaius
Planar
Lenis
Hope Lingers For Petersen Family After POW News
The Petersen family in Hayward remains hopeful after Col. Cal Norris Overly, released from North Vietnam in February 1968, shared details of Petersen’s identification card found in the possession of a North Vietnamese. Overly’s account supports a theory Petersen ejected and signaled for help as the crash occurred. The Petersens, active in POW and MIS groups, cling to letters and prayers from supporters while Gaylord Petersen’s brother, a Vietnam veteran, notes the broader scope of missing servicemen still unaccounted for by the Communist lists.
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Col. Overly
Petersen
Hanni
United States
Petersens
San Leandro
Overly
Coronel
Air Force
Mr. Petersen
Capwell
Hayward
New Mexico
National League of Families of
Turkey
Gaylord
Thomas Jefferson
Sar Leander Iigh
Reserve Officers Training Corps
San Francino State University
Pentagon
Gaylord Petersen
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