Highway crash near Bakersfield claims three lives
In Kern County a Saturday crash on Interstate 5 near Oanta Street Highway 4i seriously injured a South County group. Dendere Panet Rowe 18 Hayward Panels Rodriguez 20 Castro Valley Phyllis Montalvo 18 Hintway Fall were three cousins en route to Disneyland. Their car turned into the path of a truck, rolled 27000 feet, and all three were pinned outside the vehicle needing rescue. The truck driver was not cited.
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Youth arrested for burglary at Hayward school
Scott A. Hart of 27008 Savana Ave Hayward was arrested after a youth found locked inside an inner courtyard of a school at 27211 Tyrrell Ave Hayward on Saturday at 6:40 pm. Entry appeared from the inside via broken window and pried courtyard door as the youth struggled. He faced burglary and being under the influence of drugs charges.
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Shetehor School
Sehool
Tyrrell. Ave
Scott A. Hart
Savana Ave
Hayward
Barber's celebration ends in jail in San Leander
In San Leander a 23 year old apprentice barber, Buhiel DeLeon, was arrested after brandishing a sword on a street while claiming to celebrate earning his barber license. Deputies subdued him as he threatened bystanders and an officer, injuring none. He was jailed on assault and intoxication charges after initial hospitalization.
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William Godfrey
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Santa Rita County
Lavermore teen wounded in hunting accident
A 16 year old Livermore youth Mandale Lee Bohannon was air lifted to Santa Clara Valley Medical Center after a 22 caliber rifle discharged while hunting near San Jose. He suffered a left chest wound and was listed in serious condition. Police said he retrieved the gun from a Maal seal and was injured when it fired. The incident occurred about 40 miles east of San Jose in the Valle y.
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Death of Elsie Baldwin Reports Tragic Oakland Area
Mrs Elsie Baldwin 44 wife of Rev James C Baldwin former Brookside Baptist pastor found dead in her Oakland apartment Police said no signs of foul play and homicide ruled out by coroner neighbors heard cries for help before a fall Funeral services set for Wednesday at Grant Miller Mortuary Oakland Native of Alton Ohio resident of East Bay 20 years she is survived by husband two daughters two sisters and two brothers-in-law New owners and family details listed in local obituary narrative
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Telegraph
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Hast Bay
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Mita
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Pleasant Hill
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Av Guson
Premont
Akron
Reva McCrary
Mes
Nutty Bosh
Naval Air Station worker dies after sudden illness
Hayward area mourns Sara Victoria Laman wife of Aubrey Lomax who served 30 years at the Naval Air Station and led local VFW and auxiliary groups. She is survived by her husband and four daughters with services set for 11:20 am Thursday at the Hayward Chapel on Mission Blvd.
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Aubrey Lomax
Hone
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Mission Bly
Hayward
Staunton School Ransacked in Castro Valley Break-in
Sheriff's deputies report a burglary at Stanton Selval at 2644 Somerset on Saturday. A business site window was smashed and the office was ransacked. Loss amount not determined.
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Alvin
Stanton Selval
Somerset
Man survives self inflicted shooting in Hayward
Hayward resident Frank Naylor, 62, was hospitalized in good condition after accidentally shooting himself while handling a holster. Deputies say the incident occurred at his Blossom Way home, with evidence of a struggle noted in the living room area.
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Blossom Way
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Nixon resists releasing Watergate tapes in court
President Nixon said he would not release White House tape recordings to Senate investigators or Archibald Cox. He vowed to seek legal action to obtain the tapes, arguing constitutional separation of powers. At the hearings, Strachan testified that Haldeman ordered purge of political memos. Colson discussed dirty tricks. Mitchell allegedly approved strategic plans. Dean described meetings suggesting Nixon’s awareness of the cover-up as early as last September.
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Rickenbacker记 Hero Dies and Wartime Feats Remembered
The article reviews Eddie Rickenbacker’s WWI exploits after his death, recounting his aerial battles over France, his escape from three German aces, and his later Civil War era hero status. It notes his survival tales, later aviation career, and a 1942 crash that left him injured while Eastern Air Lines president.
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Fremont Fire Reported Along Warm Springs Boulevard
Fire officials investigate a blaze along Warm Springs Boulevard in Fremont after a passerby noted a sudden flare up near the highway. Dave Wilson reported seeing the fire start and another observer observed from a home nearby as firefighters begin evidence gathering.
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Kriser Hospital
Dave Wilson
Fremont
Wal Springs
Warm Springs Boulevard
Nixon hits new low in popularity in Gallup poll
Gallup surveys of 544 adults show President Nixon at a new low, with a six month decline the sharpest since the mid-1930s. His current 39 to 40 percent approval trails Lyndon B. Johnson's 34 percent August 1958 low, while most major groups back him except Southerners and Republicans.
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Bus plunges into river in Iran killing driver and 47 others
In northeast Iran a bus veered into a river on Sunday. The driver and 47 passengers were killed including 22 children. Local authorities and rescue teams responded to the derailment and ongoing recovery efforts followed.
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Rant
Iran
Hijacked plane ready for takeoff from Dubai tonight
Hijackers aboard a Japan Air Lines jumbo jet prepared for takeoff in Dubai, demanding to be known as the MS Cavinel Marty. Officials said they may retaliate against passengers with weapons or release them after posing threats, while Karachi airport prepared security per a coded West German signal.
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BART talks at impasse as strike nears fourth week
The Bay Area Rapid Transit District and unions remain at a stalemate with no scheduled talks, while union members totaling about 100,000 workers rejected the latest contract offer. A board meeting is urged to shift negotiating powers from General Manager Stokes, amid ongoing wage equalization disputes and calls for closer panel oversight.
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Rapid Teangil
BART
BR. Stokes
Richard Clark
Albany
William Chester
Stokes
Healke
Clark
Clack
Life expectancy rises in United States in 1972
UPI reports that average life expectancy reached a record 72.2 years in 1972, with no male female split provided. Heart disease deaths rose 0 percent to 402 per 100000, totaling 741 010 to 107K and associated figures. Cancer remained the second leading killer, and infant mortality stayed near the lowest international level. January and February showed the highest death rates, with lower rates in summer and early fall.
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National Center For Health Statistics
Au Gammal
Sd Vancood
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Sai
United States
Food prices steady with small meat increases across stores
Fremont and Livermore managers report limited price moves with meat and poultry rising about 10 cents. Grocers expect further shifts as policy steadies debate, while government rationing ends Phase IV amid predicted shortages.
Canneries and five day strike loom over wage pact
Union members withheld ratification as talks stalled over overtime pay beyond a 40 hour week and upgrading job classifications. Large growers reported most crops saved in cold storage but some farmers in the San Joaquin Valley faced losses as 240 tons of cling peaches rotted on trees during the work stoppage. A union spokesman said the agreement includes a 5 percent annual wage boost, overtime pay beyond 40 hours, equal starting pay for men and women, and a fund for education and training for minority workers.
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Lucien Musso
France
San Joaquin
Musso
Butz denies charges in wheat deal probe
Agriculture Secretary Butz testified at a Senate hearing on last year's billion-dollar Soviet wheat sale. He argued the sale had little effect on U S grain prices, countering investigators who allege mishandling by officials harmed farmers and favored large grain dealers.
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UPI
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Ex Leandro mayor dies at 82 in San Leandro
SAN LEANDRO A former San Leandro mayor and city councilman, Earl Derry, born in Michigan in 1943, died Friday after hospitalization for a broken hip. He served on the City Council from 1982 to 1990 and was mayor for five years. A retired realtor, he was active in Kiwanis. He is survived by a brother and sister in law, Harold Derry and wife of Oakland. Services are set for tomorrow at Lis Jane Funeral Home.
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