Liquor store robbed in Catto Valley incident details
A robbery at Paras Liquors 408 Cas tro Valley Blvd occurred after 8 pm as Antone A. Mederos described a man with a 38 caliber pistol demanding cash. A second incident in San Leandro involved a masked group and a 17 year old attendant at Frank's Area Station.
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Marina Blvd
Greg L. Sisk
Fremont Man Identified in Comanche Reservoir Death
Calaveras County sheriff's deputies released the identity of 23 year old Edward Gene Koeller of 39900 Blacow Road as the man found in Comanche Reservoir early yesterday. He had last been seen Thursday and no witnesses reported him missing. The body of a second victim, James N. Josephson, 20, of Is Sobrante, was found in the reservoir Saturday night.
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Sheriff's Department
Comanche Reservoir
Edward Gene Koeller
Blacow Road
Fremont
Koeller
James N. Josephson
Teen narrowly escapes deadly bike crash in Livermore
A 13 year old boy, Christopher Larsen, was struck by a likely hit and run driver on First Street as he rode with two companions. The driver yelled curses then fled after the impact, leaving a yellow Corvair described as the suspect vehicle. Police seek the unknown motorist.
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Christopher Larsen
Holger L. Larsen
Broadmoor Court
Sal
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Larsen
Three Teens Arrested in Dentist Office Burglary
Three Gastro Valley teenagers were arrested by sheriff's deputies for burglary of a dentist's office and marijuana cultivation. About 20 nembutal capsules were reported missing from Doctors Pletcher Abbey and C H Blackstone at 39998 Lake Chabot Road. Deputies found a stereo tuner and amplifier stolen, and a window had been broken in the prior burglary. An hour later two 17-year-olds were found near Somerset and Stanton with eight gold crown teeth and, per the sheriff, under the influence of drugs or alcohol. They were taken to the home of an 11-year-old where stolen drugs and equipment were found along with marijuana plants.
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Somerset and
Stanton Avenues
Apollo 15 Crews Cleared for Flight to Moon Launch
UPI reports Apollo 15 prime crew David R. Beali Alfred Worden and James Inwin and backup crew members are medically fit and in preflight isolation at Cape Kennedy ahead of the July 26 launch. Dr. Charles A. Berry says tests show no abnormalities and both groups are cleared for flight.
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Manned Spacecraft Center
Cape Kennedy
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Space Center
Berry
Wedhesay
Golden Gate jumper dies in bridge leap
A Los Angeles man, Janes L. Declear, 20, leapt from the Golden Gate Bridge late Tuesday and died. He was the 415th person to die by own action from the span. A separate report noted an unidentified jumper from the San Francisco Bay Bridge to the Oakland area. no body was secured.
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UPI
Janes L. Declear
Los Angeles
Gallen Gate Bridge
Brown
San Francis
Oakland Bay
Tecure Ure
Threats force full protection for Billy Graham
Threats against evangelist Billy Graham have grown so numerous that he required around the clock protection at his Montreat North Carolina home. Graham told the National Enquirer interview that he is fenced with barbed wire and guarded by patrol dogs day and night.
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UPT
Newl
Billy Graham
Montreat
N.C
Graham
The
National Enquirer
Missing Los Angeles climbers on Orivaba Peak search
Three L A climbers including Cherry Adams Douglas Mckendall and Michael Fret fan vanished while attempting the 18800 foot Orivaba Peak in OMIZABA Mexico near June 27. Volunteer alpenists brigades searched slopes as relief squads requested from Mexican authorities.
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Mexico
UPT
Los Angeles
Cherry Adams
Douglas Mckendall
Michael Fret Fan
Clilaltapetl Galeatin
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David Harrison
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Oaleaba
Mexico City
Los Angeles Pallub
Transit pact okayed by Oakland bus workers
AMALGAMATED Transit Union members voted 717 to 409 to accept a one year contract for Bay Area Rapid Transit bus crews. The package covers about 1,425 employees with wage and fringe benefits costing the company 1.6 million dollars. Drivers receive 34.93 per hour with a de cent increase and workers in mechanics clerical and other service grades gain proportionate raises.
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Ta4nonth
Frank Cordeiro
Bay Bridge
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Contra Costa
San Jane
AC Transit Board of Directors
Long Road of Freedom for a Wheelchair Traveller
Langley, a persistent hitchhiker in a wheelchair, travels lightly with essentials and avoids long waits in towns. He recalls a near fall at Memorial Park, but continues to roam rural areas seeking a sense of liberty, dreaming of Canada or Florida while living a life on the road.
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Hi Centra
Hayward
Memorial Park
Canada
Langlay
Florida
Capt Medina in Vietnam for deposition in My Lai charges
Capt Bre nest Medina travels to Vietnam to depose in his defense against assault and murder allegations tied to the My Lai massacre. Army Prosecutor Maj William Lekhat and Maj Mark Kadish accompany Medina as the Army commission opens at Fort McPherson.
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Brenest
Medina
Vietnam
Pesault
Nueder
Coonvelion
My Lai
Rine
Baigon
Madina
Mark Kadish
Arroy
Meedina
William Lekhat'm
Thias
Ft. McPharson
Fremont school demotion reversal sparks district savings questions
Demoted principals reinstated in Fremont schools since March as part of a district reorganization aimed at cutting costs. Personnel director H Westbrook Peterson estimates net savings near 190000, possibly 165000 after reinstatements. Reorganization planned 250000 savings. four elementary principals will become full time vice principals. Several administrators shifted roles to accommodate the change in a two day meeting. Sullivan, the only reinstated principal reachable, expresses relief over the board's decision amid parent teacher support campaigns.
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H. Westbrook Peterson
Peterson
District ofNelals
Blacon
Keith Medeiros
Cabuilla-Morns
Parkmount
Parkmont
Martin Dack" Brassil
Susanville
Sam Muscolino
Wallers
Willamson Continuation High School
Enjantent
Sullivan
Cabrillo
Nixon pushes plan to end war with troop withdrawal
Nixon pursues an all US withdrawal by year end and simultaneous release of all prisoners of war. The proposal outlines a staged peace process with a comprehensive release of military and civilian captives, while clarifying which prisoners the Viet Cong intends to release and how missing Americans will be handled. International scrutiny targets whether Saigon and Hanoi classify prisoners as terrorists or combatants and what followup political steps will occur after fighting ends.
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United States
South Vietnam
Tranoi
Saigon
Sso
Houston editor to run for lieutenant governor
Uy Houston editor William P. Tabby announced his candidacy for lieutenant governor as a Democrat. He is the son of former Texas leaders W. J. Hobby and Owen Culp Hobby, with ties to state politics and federal service backgrounds. Texas Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes also announced as a Democrat candidate for Houston area.
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Uy Houston
Poss
William P. Tabby
Hobby
Isa Democrat
Wile Jian P. Hobby Sry
Texas
Owen Culp Hobby
Women's Army Corps
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Eisenhower
Mie
Lietenant
Ben Barnes
Honarton
Barricades Block Garrison Court in New Orleans Feud
US Marshals blocked access to the Office of the U S attorney to prevent District Attorney Jim Garrison from arresting him and a federal court ordered restraining Garrison. Garrison faces bribery charges from a nine year scheme and accuses Gallinghouse and Wall of defamation and fabricating evidence while a judge dismissed much of his pinball case suit.
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UPT
U.S
Jim Garrson
Garrison
Mel
Gerald Gallinghouse
Gallinghouse
Justice Department
John Wall
Jastice Department-organized Crimestrike Force
Gullinghouse
Wall
Christenberry
Ouleans
Tom
John F. Kennedy
Washington, D.C
BART delays Oakland-Hayward line opening
UPI reports another setback for the $1.45 billion BART system as the Oakland-Hayward link slips from January 197% to late March April. Rohr Corp. car production problems trigger the delay while Berth propulsion motor couplings require fixes before production resumes.
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UPI
Sarraningen
Oakland - Hayward
BART
Rohr Corp
Chula Vista
Calif
Three County
Roth Corp
Court upholds school dress code authority nationwide
The 9th Circuit ruled schools may regulate hair length as part of a dress code, overturning lower court decisions. The Saddieback Junior College District and Eastside Union High School District cases involved students challenging hair policies under Civil Rights Act and the Fourteenth Amendment. If appealed, the next step is the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Hattle
Saddieback Jr. College
Os Grange County
Eaitside Union High School
San Jose
Supreme Court
Manuel Castro Dies at 59 in Hayward Area
Manuel Castro, 59, longtime Hayward resident, member of Hayward Elks Club 47, died after years in the area. Survived by his wife June L Castro, son Claymond J Castro of Hayward, daughters Mrs Carl Neves of Fremont and Mrs Hazel Sanford, brothers Frank Castro of Hayward and John Fernandez of Mofesto, four or six children. Requiem Mass at 10 am Friday at All Saints Church with a Rosary tomorrow evening. Sorensen Beavers Mortuary, 1140 B St. Family requests donations to the American Cancer Society in lieu of flowers.
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Hayward Elks Club
June L. Castro
Claymond J. Castro
Hayward
Carl Neves
Fremont
Hazel Sanford
Frank Castro
Wriday
All Saints Church
Ah Sorensen Beathers
Cuba and U S exchange prisoners in Gulf incident
The Allentown Pa Morning Call reports a rare prisoner swap after Cuban and American detainees linked to the Florida Keys incident. Sprandel, a paddler from Allentown, described being forced ashore May 22 as Cuban officials freed five Californians aboard the Sakurna and eight Florida crewmembers from the Lis Balller.
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Morning Call
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Los Angeles
Panama Canal
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Tareadh
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Florida
U.S
Berkeley
Calif
Saturna
Lis Balller
Park Everglades Towing Co
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Fla
Miami
Hayvana
Coast Guard
Eglin
State Department
Sakurna
Thomas H. Caulfield
Wilholnina
Tom Stocky
Berry
Charles Gani
Cuba
BBC apologises for bomb quotes apology over Carr remarks
BBC apologises for damaging remarks about Home Secretary Carr aired in a radio news pingram last month. Carr filed a protest with the FCC after the broadcast reported an explosion at his home, prompting a cautious editorial response from the broadcaster.
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British Broadcasting Corp
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