Police chase ends in arrest after home invasion fleer
Neighbors help pursue a couple fleeing a burglary in Union City. Officers captured Gul Ori, 23, and another suspect after a one hour pursuit. Inside their car they found $2,000 in cash and a color TV stolen from Linda Surmbiing’s residence. Ori admitted breaking into the home and placing items in a waiting car. Arrested with Ori were Huntrez, 23, and another occupant. Police say a neighbor reported the garage doors were left open while residents were away. officers arrived as suspects fled.
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Reagan signs bill extending transit plan deadline
Sacramento AP learns Gov Reagan signed a bill extending the deadline for a comprehensive transit plan. The measure allows the Transportation District a year to finalize the plan with public hearings also required. The signing was announced Thursday with details on timing and district obligations.
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County official's case dropped amid deputy clerk turmoil
A county official case involving possible misdemeanor battery was dropped as Lerone, chief county clerk for two decades, faces retirement. Lerone had been ordered to appear for a citation hearing to determine if battery charges would be filed while San Leandro clerk Dunice Vargas reported improper conduct. Blue warned of suspension or retirement as Lerone plans to retire August 7. officials said a successor would be elected.
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Witness says Nixon wanted story told
Testimony recounts Moore and Dean Kay describing Nixon urging the White House to release the story and denying involvement in the Watergate cover up. Moore recalls multiple meetings in which Nixon pressed for disclosure while denying direct knowledge of the break in, and Dean cites several conversations about the cover up and timing.
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Water firm value sparks bond plan for district takeover
Directors approved a $2.6 million bond issue in November to finance the district’s takeover of a water firm serving about 2,400 people in Niles and Decatur areas. Assistant engineer Shin R. Saylor said a description and map of Citizens territory to be acquired should be ready by election day. President Harry Bumbagh stressed the board’s legitimate approach and ongoing efforts to complete the plan on schedule.
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Miracle at sea rescues ten as family clings to overturned boat
A family of ten including six children survived after their boat capsized near Key West. Gerald Santos, 38, credited calm leadership and teamwork during 90 minutes of peril as only three life jackets were saved. The group was rescued by yachtsman and Coast Guard cutter Cape York later that day after being spotted by a passing boat.
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Hospitals Brace Under Phase 3 Price Freeze Strain
Administrators from St Rose, Highland, Fairmont, and Eden report rising costs as phase 3 price controls bite. Hospitals face 45 percent cost jumps for supplies and services, delaying equipment, with local authorities weighing continued freezes amid tax implications and budget gaps. California hospitals challenge the policy in lawsuits while seeking clarity on phase 4 expectations.
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Nixon in Hospital After White House Visit
President Nixon spent a restless night as the Senate Watergate Committee requested access to documents. He and Mrs Nixon traveled to Bethesda Naval Hospital for a medical checkup, where staff reported his condition as not dangerous. Workmen prepared the hospital for a White House press briefing with phones and cameras installed, while the White House resumed business duties.
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YMCA gets $30,000 grant campaign drives ahead
Richard Ruel, chairman of the YMCA board, says the $30,000 grant boosts fundraising efforts. He notes broad support from industry and individuals as the drive continues through summer toward a $63,000 goal to finance a building with offices, meeting rooms, a kitchen facility, and a general purpose area.
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Gettys kin feared kidnaping unsettled by missing youth
Fragmentary lines suggest J Paul Getty Jr and family troubles after a missing youth case. References to Getty grandchildren, divorces, and a second wife Talitha Pol, who died in Rome from an overdose, color a murky scene with mentions of a Californian judge parent and a former ambassador residence.
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7-5 Vote Fails Move to Fire Stokes at BART Board
The Hay Area transit panel deadlocked on removing Stokes with a 7-5 vote while two County representatives split. Board members debated creating an independent committee to challenge Stokes’s publicity and programming, and a bid to form a board inquiry into communications with San Francisco was defeated. Amid delays, a ceremonial train ride was set for Sept 22, and testing delays threatened revenue service into San Francisco next year.
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Police unearth truck frames and license plates in West Hayward yard
San Leandro and Hayward police uncovered five truck frames and over 5000 California auto license plates buried at A A S Wreckers yard on West Winton Avenue. Detectives said plates likely tied to a statewide theft ring and indicated frames had numbers burned off to obscure identity. Police reported prior similar recoveries and said owner Earl Brown was unaware, with investigations ongoing into suspects and related thefts.
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