Castro Valley Woman Found Dead In Park Shooting
Police identify a Castro Valley woman as 22 year old Dan na Bramell. Her body was found near the Foot of an embankment at Anthony Chabot Regional Park with two bullet wounds in the chest. The coroner cites shock and hemorrhage from the gunshots as the cause. Detectives are interviewing friends to learn who she was with Sunday night and early Monday morning.
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Alice
Charles Bramell
Hastings Way Bay Regional Park
Bruce Johnson
BART opens 11 miles of Bay Area rail link
UPI reports the Bay Area Rapid Transit District inaugurates 11 miles of operation from Oakland to Richmond as the first new regional system in 63 years. Officials and crowds attend the ceremonial train with public officials, fans, and a display of transit progress. The full system aims to connect East Bay and San Francisco via an underwater tube by fall.
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Fire damages Fremont home caused by undetermined origin
Fremont firefighters report a blaze at Les T. Bennett’s residence at 33162 Laky Lanier Place around 7 p.m. damage totaled about 2100 dollars with a dog killed in the fire confined to one room. Furniture and other items were damaged, the bedroom alone around 600 dollars.
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Les T. Bennett
Laky Lanier Place
Hennett
Diteage
Danage
Fremont girl seriously injured in bicycle accident on Blacow Road
A 13 year old Fremont girl riding a bicycle on Blacow Road near Garden Way was struck by a car driven by Dennis A. Inder of Fremont as darkness and light rain fell at 5 40 p m. She sustained serious head and leg injuries and was placed in the hospital’s intensive care unit.
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Blacoy Road
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Penny Ati Mojaski
MBL Pimaury Delve
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Garden Wy
Dennis A. Inder
Redelin Terry
Bar owners sued over fatal crash in California
Alameda County suit targets Village Tavern owners over negligent service to Williams bartender Donate Merrick before a fatal crash on Interstate 5. Plaintiff John M. Payne Sr. claims Merrick, 42, and three others died when his car collided head on with Sterrick’s vehicle after driving the wrong way, killing two passengers and a woman in Sacramento.
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Colusi County
Alameda County
Sacramento Stations Go Dark After Pole Crash
A truck hit a single power pole near Elk Grove, cutting power to Sacramento TV outlets KCRA KOYN KXTY KVIE and KTXO and leaving about 100 homes without electricity. KCRA returned to air in 24 to 30 minutes using a spare transmitter. The pole carried 69 000 and 12 000 volt lines, and the station outage lasted about 20 minutes for the others.
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KVIE
KTXO
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U.S
Elk Grove
Five area people held for robberies
Five South County residents were arrested in three armed robberies and related incidents across Castro Valley Hayward and Fremont. Suspects include John D B Papa 23 Castro Valley linked to a $49 Jack in the Box robbery. another Castro Valley pair tied to a $3 000 Priceless Drug Store heist. two 18 year olds from Castro Valley accused of robbing a gas station for $145. and an armed Ross Avco Gas Station heist yielding $200. Police say shots were fired and detectives recover the vehicle and suspects as the case unfolds.
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John DB. Papa
Redwood Road
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Mission Blvd
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Sheriff's
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Ogilvie Drive
Kenneth Wilkes
Ash SL
Castro Valley Blvd
Andy Pennington
Butterfield Drive
Castro Val
Homecoming tragedy shocks New Buffalo High
Gene EB Robinson and Pierre Lyles, two Union Pier transfers from Chicago, were shot Sunday night while visiting a neighbor for a surprise birthday party. Robinson died Monday, Lyles remained critically wounded. authorities pursue whether the killings were robbery related or gang linked.
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Chicago
South Side
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Union Tier
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Booming Economy Signals From Leading Indicator Rise
UPI reports the government's index of leading business indicators rose 2.2 percent in December, with November revised to 23. The December gain, part of a 4.5 percent rise in the last quarter, suggests continued rapid U.S. economic expansion into 1973, despite mixed readings from six of the twelve indicators.
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Overjoyed POW husband alive inspires family letter
Wite greets news that her husband is alive as Evie asks if men in Santa Rita are like her daddy. Eric replies “Oh, goody” to the thought he may return. Mrs. Carlson, wearing a POW bracelet, penned a letter praising Ed's service, humor, and family devotion amid Vietnam era sacrifices.
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Santa Rita
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Ford seeks review of seat belt order by federal court
In Cincinnati a Ford Motor Co appeal asks the Sixth Circuit to overturn a federal order mandating interlocking seat belts and shoulder straps in all U.S.-made cars. Ford argues safety standards are not detailed enough while a DOT rule requires airbags in U.S. cars by 18 percent, with prior delays affecting the case before the Supreme Court.
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Tax surplus plan clashes with legislative tax idea
Legislative Analyst A Alan Post opposes using the surplus to fund $31 million in projects now targeted for Bend Tickanuiing. He argues delaying tax cuts could yield $85 million in interest and questions should taxpayers finance future generation benefits with present funds. Assembly panel backs AB197 to delay a $30 million sales tax increase, while Reagan administration resists a July 4 start.
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Hill
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Nikrasovka village views split in Sakhalin fishing clash
In Nikrasovka on Sakhalin Island a dispute over village image unfolds. Reporters praise beauty and strong boats, while locals admit shortcomings such as poor infrastructure and lack of asphalt and salmon in the area. Journalists defend ethics amid public airing.
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Salt Lake City Drops 1978 Winter Olympics Bid
Salt Lake City announces withdrawal from the 1978 Winter Olympics bid after Utah senators signal Congress cannot approve a funding appropriation before IOC deadline. Withdrawing leaves Innsbruck Tampere and Chamonix as remaining contenders for the XI Winter Olympiad.
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Payment incentives raise student grades in pilot study
Washington report says a $776,000 federal experiment in Cincinnati Jacksonville San Antonio and Oakland tested teacher and parent cash rewards for improving reading and math. Oakland showed gains in reading and math while other sites had mixed results. planners urge caution and further three year study.
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Planar
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Air Force orders 15 last FIL swingwing jets and budget update
The Air Force said it ordered 15 last FIL swingwing fighter bombers and earmarked about 29 million for the aircraft in fiscal 1a. The move, meant to modify existing models, comes after recent Southeast Asia losses of FIL jets costing around 15 million each. Officials said the 43 billion total, plus 24 for Australia, covers all planned Air Force purchases.
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Exntime chief s pension cut WASHINGTON
W A Tony Boyle former president of United Mine Workers had pension cut from 50 000 to 16 000 a year by the union executive board on Monday. Eight top staff salaries were reduced about 4 percent. Boyle, defeated in a court ordered election by Arnold Miller in December, faces a possible Federal prison term for illegal political contributions.
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UPI
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Tony" Boyle
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Water Contamination Probe Spurs Group Action in Union City
A citizen coalition and officials from the PUC and State Consumer Protection Bureau intensified a campaign against Citizens Utilities Co over water contamination. Bacteria levels reportedly exceeded federal standards for five months in 1969 and 1970, prompting notices and door visits. citizens face a potential rate hike from 16 to 23 dollars monthly if authorized, with hearings expected to resume in spring.
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