Beaty Escape Case Deliberations Resume With Jury Split
SAN BERNARDINO AP The jury in the Roald Wayne Beaty arm murder case deliberated Friday after a three month trial. Benton Burt 30 and Andrea 1 his wife lived in a Hayward apartment briefly before Bealy testified he was aided in his escape by the defendants. One guard was killed and another wounded in the escape.
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Appeals for donor milk aid for Fremont girl in Oakland hospital
Angela Melvin of Fremont is in Children's Hospital Oakland after a severe bowel condition restricts her to breast milk. An appeal seeks daily infant milk contributions and financial support for the next six months, with contact details for county health services in San Leandro and nearby offices.
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Veteran deputy Hank Marks dies of brain tumor at 74
Alameda County Sheriff lieutenant Hank Marks, a 24 year veteran, died yesterday from brain tumors. He led the detective division at Biden Township station for eight years and was a longtime member of the Elks chapter. He is survived by wife Beverly and son Skips. Services set for tomorrow at Santos-Robinson Memorial. Contributions encouraged to the American Cancer Society.
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Fremont GM autos recalled over brake master cylinder fault
About 3 100 173 model cars from Fremont plant recalled due to missing brake master cylinder boot allowing dirt into the braking system. GMC Sprints and Buick Centuries among models affected. 4 800 additional vehicles from other plants recalled for identical issue. Some trucks with 427 cubic inch engines may have improperly positioned hydraulic brake lines risking brake fluid leakage.
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Missing Fuse Incident At San Leandro Storage Site
Deputies report juveniles found six of the dynamite boxes at a storage shed on Lake Chabot Road. The door was pried open and 13 empty fuse boxes were recovered nearby. Contents of two reels per box, each 600 feet, are still missing. six boxes' contents recovered Saturday. Authorities investigating motive and suspects.
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Burglars Loot San Lorenzo and San Leandro Homes
Alameda County sheriff reports burglars stole woodworking gear, a television set, camera with telephoto lens, and automotive equipment valued together at about 4000 dollars in several weekend incidents. A San Lorenzo home was entered through an unlocked door while residents were away. San Leandro police note a garage break.
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Pomares Son Faces Drug Possession Charge In Court
Gary R. Pomares 28 son of a former San Leandro councilor was ordered to stand trial in superior court on a charge of possessing 270 amphetamine tablets. A bid to move venue to San Leandro was denied and bail remained at 5000. The earlier closed hearing included a narcotics sale claim to an undercover agent.
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Growth limit suit seeks to overturn San Jose moratorium
A coalition of contractors and developers filed suit Monday to overturn the city's two year housing moratorium in zones with crowded schools. The case names the city, asks for injunctions and constitutional examinations, and follows April voter approval of an initiative restricting zone changes. A hearing was scheduled by Superior Court Judge Homer B. Thompson.
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San Leandro Park upgrades include new courts and recycling project
City council approved upgrades for San Leandro Park including new courts and an approach to a model solid waste recycling project. A work session discussed guidance letters from local groups, budget impacts, and charter changes to limit mayoral terms while hearings were held for medical offices and condominium modifications.
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Nixon tapes to remain private amid Watergate scrutiny
Senate hearings reveal Kalmbach raised 220000 cash for Watergate defendants and discussed using public phones to avoid wiretaps. Tape recorders may answer when and what the President knew, as executives confirm a long running recording system. Butterfield testified tapes existed since 1971 and covered Oval Office and White House conversations.
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Pentagon admits 1400 secret raids in Cambodia 1969 70
The Pentagon disclosed more than 4400 secret bombing raids were flown in Cambodia beginning in March 1969. A spokesman said records were falsified to hide strikes in Laos prior to March 1970. Details on the Cambodian raids remain classified while officials say the actions were kept quiet for diplomatic reasons.
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Jewish Education Foundation Created for Global Schools
Major Jewish organizations form the first international foundation for Jewish education with a 95 million capital. Based in Jerusalem, it will supply teaching materials for Jewish schools worldwide, publish textbooks and a Jewish history, and offer teacher training and certification programs.
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Air Force returns bombers from Pacific mission
The Air Force begins bringing back bombers sent to the Pacific during the Vietnam invasion era. Nine aircraft arrived Sunday and Monday from Guam, with six more en route. They will be based at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base in North Carolina.
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Motorcycle for sale at Roque Vier Memorial Hospital
Medford Oregon listing shows a used motorcycle for sale at Room 316 Sew Row land within Roque Vier Memorial Hospital. Contact details are not fully readable but the ad indicates hospital property and a sale notice.
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Pipeline project in Alaska to be the largest and most costly
An official said the Alaska oil pipeline and associated tankage routes would be the largest and most expensive construction project. About 26 000 jobs would be created during building, with thousands more for housing and support efforts. If cleared to proceed this fall, the project could start within three and a half to four years, with oil flow after that. The line would run from Kuqur Bay to the port of Valdez on the Gulf of Alaska.
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Kent cigarette contest ordered to be re judged
The FTC ordered a rejudging of the Kent cigarettes contest that offered prizes for forming words from a four word phrase. The government found the original judging method biased and tentatively allowed a fresh run to determine new winners or none.
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Senate OKs Alaska oil pipeline amid political squabble
The Senate preserved a Gravel-Stevens amendment and backed a policy to curb Alaska oil exports. Senator Henry M Jackson argued the court would still assess NEPA compliance, warning of further delays. The chamber also approved a Jackson amendment granting 60 days for Congress to override any presidential export decision.
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