Tragic pre-dawn death of 11 year old Wayne Cummings
In San Leandro 11 year old Wayne Steven Cummings was found fatally shot in front of a home on a quiet street. Police say the revolver belonged to his father and that the youth had returned from a weekend trip with family members reporting he acted strangely. The mother reported a door slam and a sharp sound before police arrived at Fairmont Hospital.
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San Leandro
Polios
Wayne Steven Cummings
Ins Menieréy Boanevard
Fairmont Hospital
Sheam
Ani
Holt
Fremont businessman Green dies in Fremont
Fremont resident Lloyd Green owner of the Green Shoe Repair shop in Niles died Saturday November 8. A Nebraska native, he is survived by his wife Eliabeth Green of Fremont, daughter Marion Calderia of Newark, sons Kenneth S. Green of Fremont and Lance B. Green of Angel Island, a brother and a sister. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society in his name.
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Fremont
Lioyd &. Green
Green
Niles
Newas
Nebraska
Eliwabeth Green
Marion Calderia
Newark
Kenneth S. Green
Lance B. Green
Angel Island
American Cancer Society
Wreck survivors and victims identified in highway collision
A 21 year old Hayward woman remained in satisfactory condition at Bl Rose Hospital after a tanker truck crash Thursday on Industrial Parkway and Hopkins Street. Killed were Ormand Longley, 36, and Fania Tateuck, 41, in the car that struck the tanker truck driven by Harold Klein. Police say the eastbound car sped and struck the trailer as Tateuck turned left onto Hopkins Street.
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Hayward
Bl. Rose Hospital
Hearetta
Bowerman
Tampa Ave
Pam
Industrial Parkway
Hopkins Street
Ormand Longley
Tulip Ave
Cary Dawn Fania
Slantoni Ave
Custry Valley
Sixtustelal
Harold L. Klein
Tomat
Sam Lavenzo
Tateuck
Hopkins Streal
Burglars Loot Homes in Hayward Weekend Theft Spree
Alameda County sheriff's deputies report multiple break ins. A residence on Jerry Silva was entered around midnight Sunday, with valuables including nearly $2000 in goods stolen and over $200 cash. A second break at Gary Kruse's Hayward home yielded two antique clocks, Tiffany lamp, a slot machine, and $180 cash, totaling about $1,005 in losses.
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Hayward
Alameda County
Aterry Silva
Ani Oade
Howorth
Gleveo
Miss Silva
Gary Kruse
Kruse
Toost
Tiffany Jamp
Caah
Lne
Fair attendance sets record at Alameda County Fair
More than 372000 people attended the Alameda County Fair on its final day, surpassing the 1977 record of 369000. Horse racing drew nearly $10 million in bets over ten days, as officials noted a gas and money shortage did not hurt overall turnout.
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Plasanton
Repar
Alameda
Man Arrested In Batery Of Burglary And Hit Run Case
Deputies arrested Leo Melero on assault charges and connections to burglaries and a May hit and run on MacArthur Freeway. His common law wife, Iris Bennett, said he stole hydraulic jacks an engine hoist and other auto equipment from 126 Via Carafe San Lorenzo. Equipment identified by San Teendra Rentals and Rainbow Car Wash as missing since May burglaries.
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Gan Loienzo
San Lai Rene Jy
Wrord
Carafe
San Lorenzo
al $ Am
Willetts Benpelt
Ms. Bennett
Leo Melera
Hate
Melero
Bennett
MacArthur Freeway
Meleros
Snolker
San Teendra Rentals
Rainbow Car Wash
Dep Hes
Melerus’ Rar
Unexplained kidnapping ends in fatal California shootout
A San Clemente plumber on a service call witnessed a couple abducted in their van in an incident labeled a wild unexplainable act. The man, Gary Raphael, 28, died after a gunfight with U S Border Patrol and officers near the San Onofre block. Coronado, 43, of San Diego, was injured, later reported dead. another man fled in a separate vehicle. Police pursued the van to a scene 4 miles north of Coronado’s home.
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San Clemente
Calif
Rayle
Arel
Doh Charles
Coronado
San Diego
Nixon
White House
San Onofre Toad Block
Ingalls
Bill Lucas
U.S. Border Patrol
Gary Raphael
Tside Unevan
Clara Tanise Coruado
Itl
Alelise
Anotter Mac
Kenneth Reson
Banpoint
Reson
Resta Sal
Guidelines curb narcotics raids to shield rights
Washington AP reports tighter rules for federal drug enforcement to limit no knock raids. Acting DEA head John St Barnels Jr demands warrants where feasible and deputy approval for raids, badges for agents, and discipline for misconduct. The move follows previous incidents in Collinsville where raids wrongfully targeted homes and caused property damage.
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Washington
Gvernmnt
Isuugh
John St. Barnels Jr
Drug Enforcement Adminstration
Dig
Bartels
Getty to Pay Ransom for Missing Grandson Reported
Rome reports oil heir Paul Getty plans to pay ransom for his grandson missing since early Tuesday after vanishing in Piazza Nakona. Getty's daughter Gail said she spoke with him by phone as investigators pursue a possible kidnapping ring linked to hippie youths.
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Rome
Paul Getty
Gail Getty
Getty
J. Paul Getty UE
J Paul Getty Dr
Mouney
Paulive
Young Gelly
Piazaa Nakona
Gelly
Marlin
Jutla Zacher
Nixon bugged own phones in Oval Office recordings
Testimony by Sam Dash claims a crucial Nixon Oval Office meeting discussed War cover up parts while a recording device captured voices. Butterfield notes tapes existed in White House and Secret Service files with limited access.
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White House
Ton W. Duan
Nixon
Oval Office
Deen
Tear gas and dogs quiet Virginia prison riot
Tear gas and dogs were used to clear two cellblocks at the Virginia State Prison Farm near Richmond, ending a 12 hour uprising that left two guards and an inmate injured. About 900 prisoners remained on the south side with security tightened as authorities secured the facility.
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Powhatan
UPI
Virginia State
Rivanwwil
Innes
Eline
Wayne Farrar
Virginia Dept. of Welfare and Institutions
Farrar
Imi
James River
Fensilety
Tisrvey Pauwels
WRVA
Riichmond
Powers
Trustees to craft plan to cut taxes and curb costs
Trustees outline a plan to reduce expenses and stabilize finances amid enrollment declines. The proposal targets a net expense cut of about 196 thousand dollars, trims cash reserves, and suggests lowering the property tax rate. It notes an estimated $19 million rise in assessed valuation and a fall in enrollment next fall by around 228 students.
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Holden
Gach
T Avenue
Huller
BART offers new terms amid ongoing strike talks
Union negotiators cited BARTs generous offer including health insurance for workers, extended bereavement leave, and assault insurance, while rejecting immediate submission to rank and file. Spokesman Paul Varavalli said talks paused as negotiators recalibrate after a week of private discussions. Meantime engineers estimate restoration could take three days to two weeks once safety checks and debris removal are completed, with several critical posts reportedly vacant during the strike.
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BART
Paul Varavalli
Varavalli
Barts
Thoye
Lndt
Pentagon lies on B52 raids in Cambodia report
Senator Symington cited mischaracterizations of air strikes in Cambodia by the Pentagon. Knight testified that after raids he burned documents and was instructed to ask no further questions. The exchange referenced early 1970s incursions while US claimed Cambodia neutrality.
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Symington
Dmo
Senate Armed Services
Unis 'E
Brand
Kiight
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Sen
Willla
D-Wis
Lash
Knight
Semuether
United States
Camabalia
Novedany Rihanenk
Brown seeks to halt excavation of Ludizan relics near Carmichael
California Secretary of State Edmund G Brown Jr filed a civil suit in Sacramento County Superior Court to stop state archaeologists from starting ex cavations at a site on the American River near Carmichael. Indian groups protested the planned dig at the former Maida village area dating back hundreds of years before white settlement.
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Sacramento
California
Edmund G Brown
Brown
Sacramenty County
Maida
Carmichael
Students study Lake ecology with Greg Brazil and peers
The article describes Greg Brazil guiding students including Carla De Lucchi John Hutcherson and Mark Mang in Lake ecology research. They will test oxygen and carbon dioxide levels in The Jake, examine plankton and microscopic life, monitor insect larvae at The Bottom of The Lake, and assess phosphorus and fertilizer runoff while continuing fish tagging and data collection.
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Greg Brazil
Carla de Lucchi
John Hutcherson
Mark Mang
Pence
Panes
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