San Leandro divorce case ends in double tragedy
Police say Sab Leslidia man Emesc Santos shot his wife Frances 33 then killed himself at 13001 Towers Blvd. In pre dawn hours Tuesday, Santos a former Lucky Stores employee opened fire with a .23 caliber revolver and an automatic pistol, leaving four dead including two in the bathroom. Frances had initiated divorce proceedings. Police report no evidence of a confrontation, and no firearm found on Santos.
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Manslaughter Charged In Hayward San Mateo Bridge Crash
Union City California man faces manslaughter and felony driving charges after a fiery two vehicle crash on the Hayward San Mateo Bridge last night. The 2 year old Anthony Martines of Honolulu died. his father Stanley Martines survived. Driver Sayd Santiago 18 Fremont and Herbert Floyd 34 Union City were hospitalized. the crash halted eastbound traffic near the toll gate.
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Countess Dandini Dies at 93 in California Mansion
Countess Lillian Berllland Dardini, heiress and owner of the 97 room Carolands mansion on the San Francisco Peninsula, died Tuesday night at age 93. She hosted benefit events for up to 1400 guests in Livermore and had a long history of marriage and high society in California.
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Couple found guilty of murder in Chino prison ambush
Man and wife, Senton Burk, 30, and An firez Holman Burt, 12, were convicted of second degree murder and related counts for ambushing a prison car taking Ronald Beaty to a court hearing at Chino. One guard, Beaty, was killed. another, George Fitzgerald, was wounded. Sentencing set for August. Defense planned a new trial motion.
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Industrial building ban suggested in San Lorenzo area
San Lorenzo Village Nomes Association backs a moratorium on industrial development in the unincorporated corridor south of San Lorenzo. The plan targets parcels near Giant Avenue and Grant Avenue to curb traffic, with residents backing a shoreline route for future growth and a countywide letter to request action.
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The Bayward Theft Reported by Deputies
Bayward residents reported to Meshend's deputies that a theft occurred Tuesday morning at a residence. The burglars took a revolver, a pear, and goods valued at 82,500 dollars, though details are unclear due to garbled text. Deputy notes mention Wie residence and unauthenticated devices.
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GOP Opposes Higher Minimum Wage proposal to 2.20
Senate Republicans argue the 2.20 federal wage floor is too high and warn it could face a veto from President Nixon. The GOP substitutes for the bill aim to broaden coverage to 2.30 by 1977, include overtime for many workers, and spur inflation containment, while critics fear undermining Nixon’s economic program.
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Nixon tapes hoax fools committee
An impersonator calling as Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz told Sen. Ervin that Nixon would make presidential tapes available to the Watergate committee. Ervin said the claim was false, Garment and staff denied knowledge, and Shultz later said the report was wrong. A decision on releasing the tapes was expected next week.
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Banks raise prime loan rate in California banks
Major California banks including Bank of America and Security Pacific hiked their prime lending rates from 4 to 6 percent, following a move by Eastern banks. The action, taken by several large institutions, marks a new peak in the prime rate as lenders adjust after Chicago's First National Bank set the pattern.
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Bon Jt to Refer Infirnvision Contributions to Peace Party Law
Sacramento reports Secretary of State Edmund G. Bon Jt will refer allegations about 32 100 secret Republican contributions to a criminal protection law. Democratic governor candidate Bria in IN calls the funding scheme a disguised election fraud while accusing opponents of pursuing dishonest campaigns. He likens the Watergate scandal to a broader contamination of public trust.
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Magruder knew of bugging in Nixon era testimony
A transcript fragment depicts Magruder and others discussing White House tape recordings. It notes jurists and aides debating approval of the bugging ploy and the push to obtain or release Nixon era conversations. The hearing centers on the committee’s efforts and possible White House cooperation.
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Senator Jackson accuses fraud in Russ wheat deal
Sen Henry M Jackson says he has evidence the Agriculture Department knew in advance of last year s 1 billion Soviet grain sale and that major U S grain firms falsified reports to cover the deal He asserts involvement by Agriculture s Commodity Exchange Authority and that officials concealed failure of the Russa wheat pact while issuing misleading overseas and domestic surplus reports.
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Nixon advisers warn new phase will raise food costs
Nixon and aides outlined Phase III to cut controls by year end, lifting prices. Shultz warned inflation may persist as wholesalers pass costs. farmers face hardship though incomes rose. Gasoline, utilities set to rise with local approval, while beef is exempt from the freeze.
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S H Green Stamps cash redemption plan approved
Washington reports a proposed S H Green Stamps cash redemption plan worth about two dollars per book, nationwide except Kansas, with about 50,000 retailers distributing stamps and 117 million books redeemed last year. The Federal Trade Commission tentatively approved the plan, citing wide FTC powers to curb unfair practices. Sperry and Hutchinson Co was ordered to drop injunctions from prior court actions and is required to stop interfering with stamp exchanges and cash redemptions.
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Sheriff Deputies Fail Innocent Man Twice In Jail
Schnell protests his arrest while deputies misunderstand a remark about Uhowa. Saper says Schnell was not alerted to the mistake, deputy Santucio notes Schnell made no protest at booking, and Layton Rita deputies could have checked Schnell's record. Schnell sought lawyers for a possible suit against the sheriff's department.
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