Federal drug unit employee shot on Ogden Street in Fremont
Ignacio Zarate, 45, a CURA reform program worker, was seriously wounded by a single gunshot while driving near 4200 block Ogden Street. He was injured in the chin, with a shattered jaw, and underwent planned tracheotomy after calling CURA offices and alerting police. Witness described a 30-year-old Chicano man with sunglasses and a collared hat as the assailant.
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Ogden Street
Washington Hospital
Ignacio Zarate
Cura — Carales Unilios Reformados Adidos
Brothers United
Ain Bonde Way
Revert Pellerin
Zarate
Ogden
Zavate
Ana
CURA
Henry Colfins
Colfins
Thornton Avenue
Youth charges deputy brutality at Pleasanton fairgrounds
Castro Valley youth Teal Gregory Fox of 17632 Peterson Way was arrested at Pleasanton fairgrounds and charged with possession of marijuana, battery on an officer and resisting arrest. Deputies said he struggled violently and struck an officer with a forearm while being restrained. A physician noted facial, throat, and chest bruises. Fox had prior marijuana offenses and was near probation completion.
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Castro Valley
Pleasanton Fairgrounds
Teal
Gregory Fox
Peterson Way
Santa Ritz County
Fox
Youls
Htis
BART Plans Sept 1 Opening for Fronwatte Oakland Line
BART directors outlined tentative plans for a September opening of the Fronwatte Oakland Line with ceremonies at Lake Merritt. Limited service will begin four to eight weeks earlier, an expected guest list may include a national figure, and the opening will feature six station previews and public service spots. About 59,000 residents toured the stations, and a 1973 Oakland Biennial Environmental Design Exhibit at Gasland Museum with a $1000 cost was authorized.
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Nivan
Te Bart
Gasland Museway
Officers Save Children From Fire In Livermore
Police and fire crews responded to a blaze at 229 Western Ave in Livermore early July 4. Officer Warren Cooper found two sleepy children and escorted them to safety before firefighters doused a bedroom fire started likely by a cigarette. Investigators later seized a large quantity of dangerous drugs and coded items in the kitchen, leading to the arrest of Barnett 28 and his wife Geraldine 29 on drug sale and stolen property charges.
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Lres
Lird
Warren Cooper
Thesday
Western Ve
Lavermare
Tirk
Barnett
Geraldine
Office equipment theft at Fremont plant reported
Fremont police reported a break in at FosiStac Plumbing Co at 1030 Belo veria Court where 93608 worth of office equipment vanished. intruder gained access by tearing plasterboard into a rear restroom. Loss discovered yesterday at 9 30 am. Items included two calculators typewriter garbage disposal radio.
Arrest in firecracker incident at Central Park
A one year old was arrested on a battery charge near Central Park during July observances after a 19 year old police explorer on duty near the twathouse at Lake Elizabeth was burned by a launched firecracker. Walter A lice reported the explorer sustained a powder burn on his upper leg as Choate approached from behind and threw the device.
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Roufer
Central Park
Walter Alice
Lake Elizabeth
Choate
Youth Dies After Sudden On July Fourth Fishing Trip
James Michael Mavis, 18, of Livermore, died late Tuesday after a fishing day at Del Valle Reservoir. He collapsed while returning to a car trunk where gear lay, despite resuscitation by a friend and medical staff. An autopsy at Valley Memorial Hospital was inconclusive. pathologists found no brain injury. Mavis, son of Mr and Mrs. Clayton Mavis, played football at Granada High School.
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Livermore
James Michael Mavis
del Valle Reservoir
Moulf-le-mouti
Peter Cupps
Veteran's Hospital
Valley Memorial Hospital
Dwight Filis
Jim
Clayton Mavis
Tina Way
Granida High School
Hijackers called 'regular guys' in mixed family hijack tale
Neighbors described Mitch and Joan, new residents on Abwell Place, as ordinary people with modest means. Investigators probe Mitch's ties, Aaron’s attempt to bring Mitch’s mother to the United States, and Azman’s identity as a potential co perpetrator, while officials pursue leads in the Bulgaria Hungary link and Mexican connections.
FBI Defends Tactics In Hijack Standoff On Flight
The hijackers fired from aboard the Sacramento to San Francisco leg before being killed by FBI and police as passengers and crew survived with several wounded. Dimilevy Alexew and Michael Ar managingli were named as suspects. Stanley Carter died at Peninsula Hospital.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
San Francisco International Airport
Dimilevy Alexew
Hayward
Calif
Michael Armangli
Newark
Peninsula Hospital
Burlingame
Stanley Carter
Canadian National Railway
Longueuil
Que
Democratic Party Appeals Over Delegate Dispute News
The appeals court ruled 2 1 that the party's Credentials Committee acted unconstitutionally when it removed 15 California delegates pledged to McGovern. Joseph A Califano for the DNC argued the First Amendment protects party forum disputes. The Democratic convention opens Monday at Main Beach as factions seek unity.
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High Court
Mian Beach
Democratic Party
California
McGovern
Joseph A. Califano
Cownsel
Democratic National Committee
Credentials Committee
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Daley Associates
Appeals
California legislature moves to study Dumbarton Bridge plan
A resolution in the California Assembly would require the Metropolitan Transportation Commission to submit an airplane report on a new Dumbarton Bridge by February 1, 1783. Farley treasures would build a $1 million bridge across the southern bay.
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Dumbarton Bridge
California
San Francisco Bay Area
Dumbarton
Farley Treasures
Hay
Gravel seeks Democratic vice presidency in 1972 bid
Senator Gravel announces in Miami he will seek the Democratic vice presidential nomination, arguing to energize delegates for an open contest. He vows to add dialogue and openness to the White House, aiming to challenge established bureaucracy and push for honest information.
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Dfike Gravel
Miami
Heath
Reshma
Democratic Party
Dialogue
Gravel
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Wahllit
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Diealt Peabody
Farmuy Massaachusetts
Senate
Amchitka Island
Aleutian
Pentagon
Congressional
Bow arrow killing leads to arrest in grandmother slaying
Sioux City Iowa police report Harold Shamblin 40 was arrested near Dickinson North Dakota after a highway patrolman spotted a car matching a broadcast description. He is charged with murdering his grandmother Mrs Gaile Bachert found dead with a single arrow wound to the chest. Shamblin, a Fort Riley soldier on leave, was held in Dickinson jail awaiting transfer.
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Iowa
UPT
Dakota
Harold Shamblin
Dickinson
Interstate 1
North Dakota Highway Patrol
Shamblin
Tate Wennesey
Mus
Bachert
Ruane Miller
Shambelin
Fort. Riley
Kant
Mark
Reagan pledges commitment to Europe amid talks
In Brussels Governor Ronald Keegan of California asserted U S commitment to Europe and NATO as Britain contends with joining the Common Market talks with six European nations proceed this week and next. Negotiations aim to bind the six with the market bloc in a broader free trade framework affecting American goods.
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Tap
Ronald Keegan
California
United States
Europe
North Atlantic Alliance
Nixon
Britain
Neuwey
Denvark
Hetween
Sweden
Swiland
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Portugal
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Teeland
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Industral Gonds
U.S
Assembly passes pot measure to ease marijuana cases
Assemblyman Alan Siervty, a Beverly Hills Democrat, backs AB LITA noting the bill would treat marijuana possession as a misdemeanor regardless of prior convictions and could lower court costs in Los Angeles County where cannabis cases run high. The measure passed narrowly.
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Alan Siervty
Beverly Hills
Los Angel County
Meat prices rise and supply hopes noted in briefing
Shultz remarks on rising meat costs show hope for greater supply as steer numbers in feedloss grow by six to twelve percent. A March meeting with grocery executives followed Connally calls to curb price rises, but momentum in prices resumes amid strong demand and reluctance from ranchers and feed operators to release stock.
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