Bay Area BART labor talks hinge on perceived progress
In Oakland AP state mediator Edward Allen said talks between BART management and unions United Public Employees Union Local 34 and Amalgamated Transit Union Division 1555 will resume only if both sides see productive progress. Chester rejected a special board meeting as unions demanded a new economic proposal after rejecting BART's two year, 24 percent wage offer.
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Pair hunted in Fremont blaze
Fremont Fire Department pursues two youths suspected of starting Sunday's 530 acre grass fire at the southern end of Fremont and into parts of Santa Clara County. Inspector Larry Stephenson said witnesses reported seeing two youths leave the area just before the flames. Fire Chief News Hokngrafe called it the largest fire in four to five years. Five Fremont engine companies, 10 Sunol Forestry units, six aerial tankers and a helicopter fought the blaze. One volunteer firefighter, David Orum, 17, was treated for a cut foot and airlifted from the scene.
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Santa Clara County
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Loveetry
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St. Milpitas
Kaiser Hospital
Earthquake Shakes Southwest Region, No Casualties Reported
Scientists reported a 6.7 magnitude quake from Caltech's observatory affecting the Arizona New Mexico area. Local sheriffs and authorities in southwestern New Mexico and southeastern Arizona reported no damage or injuries despite dozens of resident reports.
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New Mexico
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Small quake shakes Ukiah without damage
UPI reports a minor earthquake measured in Ukiah Melt County at 6 50 am. Calum bid Institute of Technology seismologists registered the quake but said it was too small to yield meaningful data and caused no reported damage.
Two Teens Die As Van Hits Freight Train At Crossing
Police say a panel van collided with a freight train at a Red Bluff crossing. Cindy Chestnut 16 and Marco Hernandez 22 died. Gretchen Haren 16 and Edy Secuma 16 were injured. driver Scott Ross 20 treated and released. Investigation considers possible vehicle avoidance of barriers despite warning lights.
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Anderson
Marco Hernandez
Red Blutt
Gretchen Haren
Burlington
Wash
Edy Secuma
Scott Ross
Red Bluff
Berserk Navy man surrenders rifle in Stockton incident
In Stockton, a Navy man at an apartment house went berserk early today and fired twice but no injuries occurred. Edward Knope threatened residents, neighbors called police, evacuation of tenants followed, and a psychiatrist spoke with him by telephone before he surrendered the rifle at 6 am for medical evaluation.
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Three Nabbed in Extortion Plot Against Airline
Three men were arrested in Los Angeles for attempting to extort 5000 dollars from Westeen Airlines in exchange for information on fueling plans. Suspects Charles Dotson Jr, 27, Gilbert Miller, 20, and Hubert Z. Magen, 47, were to collect a package thought to contain the payment. An IBE agent had posed as part of the scheme during the rendezvous.
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Gilbert Miller
Hubert Z. Magen
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Queen grants consent for Anne to marry Phillips
London (UPI) Queen Elizabeth gave official consent for Princess Anne to marry Capt. Mark Phillips. The wedding is set for November 14 at Westminster Abbey, under the 1772 Treval Marriages Act requiring sovereign authorization. The consent was formalized at Buckingham Palace in a Council meeting.
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UPI
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Anne
Mark Phillips
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Buckingham Palace
Skylab 2 astronauts set to ferry gyro package to station
Skylab 2 astronauts prepare to launch a special gyroscope package from Cape Kennedy to the space station aboard the Apollo command ship. The 144 meter wide payload aims to stabilize the orbital attitude as current systems falter.
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Deliberate errors charged on grain deal
Comptroller Caldwell testifies before the Senate subcommittee investigating the grain deal. He accuses Continental Grain Co of filing inaccurate reports to conceal the scale of Russian wheat sales. The Justice Department considered no criminal prosecution. Caldwell cites possible administrative action against Continental.
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Senate
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Kansas City Trade Board
Credit and inflation dent consumer lending outlook
Brimmer predicts higher rates as banks push reserve requirements and discount rates. Prime loan rates rise to 8 percent amid heavy credit demand, with mortgages and consumer finance tightening. AP survey finds shoppers cutting food costs as prices surge amid Phase 4. Food prices may spike temporarily before easing with more supply. Clothing price exemptions granted to six manufacturers to prevent market disruption.
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Brimmer
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Supvey
Agriculture Department
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Funny honors Funny honors As he and his hostages
A fragment describes a chaotic corridor scene with gunfire during a hostage incident. Detroit Neves is referenced as a participant or observer in a tense moment as shots erupt and a person is struck. The text is garbled but conveys violence and an interrupted entry into a corridor.
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Detroit Neves
Pets Elevated to Human Burial Services Start
Front page feature on Bowser burials with McClure and Meftire describing pet funerals. They detail a $600 closed-coffin German shepherd service, six hours of visitation, four pallbearers, and satin interiors. They note rare pricey cases and offer preneeds, pet life and health insurance, and staff recruitment.
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McClure
Meftire
Fgemont
Gerbage
Nixon aides describe pressure and vast duties at White House
Former aides claim Nixon's staff faced overwhelming disclosure demands. They say Dean gave accurate information while others thought the president could not be informed of every action. Witnesses describe a White House burdened by 200 major issues from tax reform to pollution and national security.
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Soviet Union
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Deaf Detroit youth to be released after court review
In Detroit, 18 months of confinement at a state hospital ends as Judge Joseph J. Pernick discovers Benson, a deaf youth charged with felonious assault, was not provided an interpreter at arraignment. Specialists confirm his deafness and misjudged competence led to wrongful detention.
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Jonin State Hospital
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Wayne County
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Gun tow near Ferry Building ends with police chase
A chaotic incident involved a red sedan and Araiza’s pickup at the Ferry Building area. After multiple occupants exited and entered a red car, Araiza was ordered from the vehicle south of the Southern Pacific station and fled. Police traced him to Berkeley and San Leandro by 6 p.m. He then resumed his shift at General Motors.
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Southern Pacific
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San Leandro
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Woman, 72, guilty of extortion in Van Nuys
Susan Reid, 72, was sentenced to 120 days in jail and three years probation in Van Nuys for attempting to extort money from a North Hollywood grocery store. She claimed the bag of cash was to see her grandchildren held hostage, later returning the money and being arrested. Reid is on probation in Nevada for a prior offenses.
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Calif
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North Hollywood
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Tape issue looms as courts may rule in Watergate case
Court actions loom over White House tapes amid subpoenas to Nixon aides. Senate panel backs subpoenas as Nixon aides defend integrity of the recordings. Nixon, recovering from viral pneumonia, faces questions about tape access and possible Supreme Court review. officials describe Nixon as drawn but spunky amid crisis.
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Gerald L. Warren
Nixon
Robert J. Dole
R-Kan
Joan 0. Pastore
D-R.j
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Leonard Garment
Cox
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Dean
Boy 14 Kills Sister by Accidental Shot in San Lorenzo
In San Lorenzo a 14 year old boy shot and killed his sister with a 12 gauge rifle given by a father figure as a birthday present. The coroner blamed the accident on a loaded gun in the house. The siblings shared a bedroom closet when the weapon was taken from under the bed.
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Alameda County
Shorry Kelly
Wayne Kelly
Kellys
Villa Bolsa
Dorothy Kelly
Wayne
Jerry Kelly
Jerry
Sunset
Bohannon Hunter High
Sehanl
Sherry
Arroyo
Pentagon discloses U S spies died in Laos and Cambodia
The Pentagon said $1 U.S. service members died in Laos and Cambodia on intelligence missions since the war began, but their deaths were reported to families and Congress as having occurred in South Vietnam. Defense officials cited a review prompted by disclosures about a secret bombing campaign in Cambodia and prior misleads to the Senate.
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U.S
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Cambodia
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Defense Department
Jerry W. Friedheim
Ie Senate
Ex-Haywardile plans Monday treasure expedition
Rodocker, 27, and DeLucchi organize a voyage to locate Andrea Doria treasures. They cite favorable weather and vast potential riches including a ship vault claimed at 1 billion dollars and a silver plaque valued at 250000. Ownership remains unclear as details are murky.
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