Fremont Man Pleads Insanity in Attempted Murder Case
Hollis D. Alexander, 40, pleaded insanity to an attempted murder charge after a Paseo Padre Parkway shooting that left George Jones, 46, wounded. The two grandfathers battle over custody of Brian, the 4 year old boy, with Jones in court custody disputes. Alexander offered a $1000 reward for information on the boy’s return as two psychiatrists were ordered to evaluate him and July 25 set for a family hearing.
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Dublin store robbed by masked man with mace
Dublin deputy report states Telly Waugh, manager at 7441 Amador Valley Blvd, was confronted by a masked robber who sprayed mace, took about 30 dollars in cash and an undisclosed amount of checks at 12 03 pm. Four young men fled in a white two door 1861 Ford coupe with license MMP 569.
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Stokes Pleads Guilty To Drunk Driving Charge
Stokes, 48, general manager of the Day Area Rapid Transit District, pleaded guilty to a dike dilly charge. His attorney Alson Kempt set a pretrial conference for Sept. 1. CHP officers arrested Stokes at 2 am June 42, holding him at Martinez jail until early morning release on recognizance.
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Martinez
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San Leandro doctor dies at 67
San Leandro general practitioner Dr Ede mund A Schramky died Tuesday at age 67. A member of the California and Alameda County Medical Associations and World War II medical officer, his homeland was Czechoslovakia. Services set for 11 a.m. tomorrow at Santos Robinson Mortuary 16 Estadilla Ave. Rosary tonight at 8 at the mortuary. He is survived by wife Jean Ann Schrainko, three sons Edmund Stephan and Stanley, and six siblings.
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Stephan
Stanley Schrainko
Santos-Robinson
Cannery talks move toward California capital in stalemate
Hayward Cannery Workers Union Local iit voted confidence in union leaders as they reject an employer contract offer. Teamsters contracts covering about 85 000 Northern California workers expire July 1, with daily operations continuing. Negotiations resume in Palo Alto after talks with cannery locals, federal mediators, and Washington officials. San Jose Local 67 rejected the proposals yesterday, Oakland Local 780 votes today as cannery dispute drums on.
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California
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Washington
Bill Cabral
Palo Alto
Texinsters’ Cannery Council
San Jose
Oakland
Robber Steals 130 At Hayward Motel
Hayward police report an armed robber stole 130 from a clerk at the Casa Blanca Motel Wit DSL Tuesday night. The suspected gunman is described as about 2 years old, bearded, wearing a tin wench coat and carrying a small automatic pistol. A separate burglary at Terry Rive apartment occurred Tuesday afternoon with entry by broken window and theft of a bicycle, stereo, television and air dryer valued at 127f.
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Hayward
Casa Blanca
Harold Stephenson
Tarry Rive
Hayward Burglary Netes $1,025 Theft
Alameda County Sheriff's deputies report a home break in in Hayward yielding about $1,025 in goods. Damages included a missing screen from a bathroom window and an open window when the resident returned early yesterday. Missing items listed include a color television stereo tape deck camera and handgun.
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Alameda County
McHenry
Alioto Criticizes Bay Area Smog Reduction Plan
San Francisco Mayor Joseph L. Alioto challenged federal proposals to cut Bay Area traffic by four percent as part of smog controls. He questioned constitutional rights and urged investigation while noting potential severe economic impact from drastic four year changes.
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Joseph L. Alinto
San Francisco Bay Area
Environmental Protection Aguuuy
Alioto
Bay Avea Air Pollution Control District
Tbe Smog
Fire Hits Major Paris Store District Before Closing
Fire swept Thigh eve of France's largest stores as hundreds were forced into the streets. Fire department spokesmen said three firemen were injured while battling flames engulfing Galeries Barhes and nearby shops. The blaze disrupted the closing hours and caused extensive damage.
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UPL
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Galeries Barhes
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Martha Mitchell stands by Watergate claims despite Nixon denials
Martha Mitchell told UPI she continues to believe all she said about President Nixon and the Watergate cover up even as her husband says Nixon was kept in the dark about the scope. She said she would stand by her previous statements and did not attend Senate hearings to avoid causing a commotion. She also asserted her husband John Mitchell was honest and fully behind his testimony.
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Sam J. Ervin
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Associated Press
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Anthony Ulasewiee
Mitchell Defends Actions in Watergate Hearings
Mitchell said he learned of Haldeman and Ehrlichman actions only from Senate testimony and denied prior detailed knowledge. He described McPhee’s talks about Richey as based on friendship, not improper contacts. The panel pressed Mitchell as Archibald Cox’s probe continued and calls for presidential cooperation grew.
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Richey
Mayors push regional government amid BASSA fears
City and county leaders back a statewide regional model while warning against vested powers of the existing Bay Area Sewage Services Agency BASSA. Officials say BASSA could intrude into city operations, impose plant siting, and tax citizens as Sacramento debates the regional framework.
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Bax Towling
Sacramento
Allen
End of the World Scenarios From a Wild Speculation
The text speculates on Earth’s demise due to events like a distant comet impact, meteoroid swarms, atmospheric loss, a collision with a black hole, and a universe collapse. It concedes such outcomes are unlikely and mentions pollution, energy use, and nuclear war as human-caused risks.
Pair Faces Por Import Counts In Milbrae Drug Case
Hayward men Victor Sharp and Minard Willmes were arrested in Milbrae on suspicion of smuggling marijuana into the United States via Arizona. Each held on $45,000 bail after being arraigned on conspiracy to smuggle charges. Sharp allegedly sold 14 pounds to an undercover agent. investigation led by Hayward Police and multiple federal agencies continues.
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Menicw
United States
Arizona
Victor Sharp
Minard L. Willmes
Schafrr Road
Milbrae
Hageward
Julia Eyaneski
San Francisco
Westentail
Sharp
Schafer Road
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Aregona State Nardolies Bureau
Evaneski
Farm bill dropped over veto threat by Nixon
Washington UPI report says the House abandoned a year long farm bill amid a looming presidential veto. Manager Rep Poage proposed pulling the measure for compromise talks with the White House as House Republicans warned the bill faced death, with internal divisions over subsidies for wheat, corn, feed grains, and cotton programs.
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Poage
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House Agculture Committee
East Germans close border during festival
East Germany has ordered East Berlin off limits to West Berliners for the nine day World Festival of Youth and Students. Berlin cites that the quotas violate the Big Four Berlin agreement granting West Germans 30 days yearly border access. West Berlin negotiator Gerard Kinge will brief officials on the matter. East Berlin plans meals for foreign guests at select restaurants and gas stations to manage expected influx.
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Gas policy and pipeline bill spark Senate timing
An amendment to a bill to clear the way for the trans-Alaska oil pipeline was added as lawmakers plan a vote early next week. The pipeline would start operation by 1977 with Canadian routes considered and United States deliveries discussed. In San Francisco, gas stations offer refunds on a first come, first served basis for overcharged customers amid pricing confusion.
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We Gas Statian
Crandmotier Kills Mountain Lion Incident Report
Crandmotier killed a mountain lion after it leapt toward a baby near a window. Mrs Widerdahl described the park as protected and noted four safety rules, though she questioned how the animal could attack anything smaller.
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