Man charged in fatal Fremont drunken driving crash
Fremont police charged Warren G. Harlan 27 with two felony counts after a truck he drove struck two boys riding a bicycle on Fremont Boulevard killing 15 year old Mark S. Gayes and injuring 19 year old Mark R. Brown. The victims were near Eugene Street when the vehicles southbound collided. Brown remained in serious condition at Washington Hospital ICU with possible head injuries. Police say the crash occurred about 1 55 a m and the accident remained under investigation.
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Fremont Boulevard
Washington Hospital
Mark S. Gaves
Warren G. Harlan
Roberts Ave
Eugene Street
Harlan
Rhowles & Jamison Gravel Company
Tremont
Pollen
Secident
Assault with weapon charges in San Leandro case
Willian Spain Gross 20 of 1082 Timothy Drive was arrested yesterday on assault with a deadly weapon after a prior incident in which a neighbor was struck with a pipe. The report states Tony Romero confronted Gross’s group at his home on Grass Street. During a dispute across from the home a 34 inch pipe was swung and struck Romero on the head, injuring his finger. Gross was later stopped at Chabot Road and Estudillo Avenue while in a vehicle with four passengers.
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San Leandro
Willian
Spain
Gross
Timothy Drive
Bulker Timothy Drive
Tony A. Romero
Poe
Grose
Tomero
Weil
Romero
Chabot, Road
Estudillo Avenue
Burglars Net Over Five Thousand In Weekend Thefts
Four break ins across San Leandro and Fremont netted more than 5009 dollars in goods. Victims include Taellie A. Perry at 1 2 Kesterson Street San Leandro and Marion Edwens Reece at 44324 Hemlock Street. Items stolen include jewelry clocks radios cameras record players and a grandfather clock. Entry was via unlocked windows or rear doors with home searches noted and a blanket used to haul loot. A Fremont apartment at 36000 Fremont Boulevard No 18 reported a color television tape recorder and stereo components taken. Police described rear door forced entry and room ransacking as thieves carried away loot.
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San Leandro
Fremont
Taellle A. Perry
Marion Edwens Reece
Hemlock Sh
Enlty
Edward Ball
Juniper St
Jay Ti. Lane
Fremont, Blvd
San Lorenzo Man Drowns in San Joaquin River
Francisco B. Alvarado of 17874 View Nel Rey San Lorenzo drowned Friday in the San Joaquin River near Isleton. Divers recovered his body yesterday. Survived by wife Caraling, two daughters Cristina Rodriguez and Juanila Alvarado, two sons Nicarda and Mario, father Rosaura Argon, brothers Lovet and Salvador, and one grandchild. A native of Oakland, he belonged to Teamsters Union Laval P91 of Oakland. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 7 am at Guerrero and Scranton Morary 507 Eshidillo Ave San Leandro. rosary planned tomorrow at 7 pm at the OnLy.
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San Lorenzo
Trancisco B. Alvarado
View Nel Rey
San Joaquin
Isleton
Sacramonto County
Alvarado
Caraling Avaradoy
Cristina di Rodriguez
San Leandro
Juanila Alvarado
San Loronzo
Nicarda
Mario
Rosaura Argon
Oakland
Lovet
Salvador Alvarado
Mr. Alvarado
Teamsters Union Laval P91
Guerrero
Scramtir Morary
Eshidillo Ave
San
Widening of Dumbarton Bridge Backed by Panel
A bill to widen the Dumbarton Bridge cleared the Assembly Ways and Means Committee today led by Assemblyman Carlos Bee. The measure removes a legal obstacle requiring construction of the Southern Crossing before Dumbarton work. The bill moves to the full Assembly and Senate amid Peninsula opposition to Willow Expressway.
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Sacramento
Dumbarton Bridge
Assembly Ways
Yiee Vule
Carlos Bee
D-Hayward
Dumbarton
Senate
Peninsula
Four Face Robbery Charges In Hayward Incident
Robert O. Lewis 21 and James W. Martinelli 17 were arrested in Hayward after allegedly robbing two men of 104 dollars at Mission Boulevard. Police say they used a weapon at the Bay Market on Roy Avenue. A third suspect, 18 year old Mike Whitmore, and another youth were tied to the case. Martinelli was cited to juvenile authorities.
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Hayward
Robert O. Lewis
Sat Lorenzo
James W. Martinell
Sap Lorenzo
Pojiew
Mission Boslevart
Hay
Cheshea J
Raelwiege
Darrell A
Bhael Rlop
Royal Ave
Robert Warnke
Kntepoint
Warnke
Lewis
Martinelli
Mike Whitmcre
Wloyd Nay Uy
Postal workers pact nears strike actions and slowdown
Postal workers and rail unions faced stiff talks with a two year pattern of bargaining. UTU and other unions halted work across Union Pacific and Southern lines with 8000 members striking. Food and shipping disruptions spread as longshoremen and maritime groups walk out affecting ports and global trade.
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UTU
Union Pacific
Southern
Mille
Chicago & North Western
Southern Pacific
Norfalk & Western
Wo. Viseryur
Communications Workers of America
American Telephone and Telegraph Ca. T
West Coast
San Francisco
Mazda
Iimport
Los Angeles
Pacific
Philippines
Tong
Bear
International
The
Pacific Maritime Association
High-wheel rider completes 1700 mile Boston trek
Edward Berry 26 of Albuquerque ends a cross country ride on a 1886 Colima Ordinary high wheel bicycle reaching Boston docks. Aides joined him for final miles applauding the cleaner air cause and paying homage to Thomas Stevens. Berry said roads are better and drivers friendlier now after 1700 miles from California to Boston.
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Boston
UPA
New Mexico
Edward Berry
Albuquerque
Dave
San Francisco
Colima Ordinary Co
Hartfard, Com
Berry
Jowney
Thomas Stevens
Rescued Girl Scout leader survives 79 hour cliff ordeal
Gail Zachary, a 22 year old Girl Scout counselor from Boise, survived 79 hours stranded on Silver Run Peak near Beartooth Mountains after separating from a hiking party. Rescuers lowered her down a 10,700 foot vertical cliff with expert climbers and a helicopter to a Red Lodge hospital with unspecified injuries.
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UPI
Beartooth
Gail
Boise
Toahu
Red Lodige
Zachary
Ler
Silver Run Peak
Yellowstone National Park
Miss Dachary
Leslie Appling
Hillsborough
Calif
Miss Appling
Fischer shows chess mastery in Denver semifinal clash
AP reports Bobby Fischer of the United States displayed clear mastery over Bent Larsen of Denmark in a Denver semifinal challenge, as Fischer built a significant lead through the early moves. Larsen, hindered by illness, fought to stay in contention but trailed after a tense opening sequence.
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Gana
Bobby Vfischer
United States
Bent Larsen
Denemark
Fischer
Larsen
Mateh Belgially
California Assembly blocks school funding measure on party lines
SACRAMENTO A bid to boost state school support by 248.4 million dollars was blocked after a 30 to 0 first vote on the Assembly floor. Four Democrats were absent and four Republicans opposed after a party caucus, halting business and delaying tax decisions, with supporters arguing for education funding and detractors linking it to the deficit and other tax issues.
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Sacramento
Assembly
House
L.A
Los Angeles
Robert Mornaga
ReTraty
Monagan
Monagen
Bol Moretti
D-Van Nuys
Moretti
Davis case resumes in Marin court
The Angela Davis case returns to Marin County Superior Court for pretrial hearings after delays from motions and appeals. Davis and co defendant Rachel Magee face murder kidnapping and conspiracy charges over the Aug. 7, 1970 shootout that killed a judge and three others.
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Angela Davis
Marin County Superior Court
San Frrencisco
Superior Court
Richard & Arnason
Miss Davis
Rachel Magee
Amason
Magee
Marin County
U.S. District Court
San Francisco
U.S District
Samuel Conli
Toljon Penting
State Court of Appeal
Fire Levels Gymnasium at Menlo Park Site
An early dawn blaze leveled a gymnasium formerly at Dibble Army Hospital in Menlo Park. Fire officials estimate damage at 300000 dollars. The hospital closed in 1918 after WWII, with 94 buildings mostly demolished. the gymnasium had served city firefighting and recreation facilities.
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Menlo Park
Dibble Army Hospital
Fir Recreation Achilties
South Vietnam seeks unity and elections under ceasefire
Saigon urged North Vietnam to discuss reunification and hold free elections under an international ceasefire. The foreign ministry reiterated the 1954 Geneva framework and called for general elections with international supervision in both zones when fighting ends. U.S. officials viewed the offer as a rehash of a two year old proposal, not a new peace bid.
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Saigon
UPI
North Vietnam
Foreign A Ministry
North
South Vietnam
Roy Johnson
U.S
Paris
Johnson
Republic of Vietnam
Mexis
Nixon cautions on China trip and silent planning
An article reports Nixon warning Congress against limiting his China visit amid a shifting U.S. stance toward Peking. Kissinger describes secrecy around the trip and notes about Agnew’s exclusion from advance planning while detailing interactions with Chinese leaders and the trip’s framing in Washington.
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Confucius
Scott
Congress
China
Yellow River
Mansfield
U.S
Peking
Nixon
Spite T. Agnew
White House
Agnew
Mixon
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Nixa
Pek
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