Officer injured in chaotic chase ends with arrests
Officer Robert McSpadden 24 was critically injured after a high speed chase led to his car colliding with a utility pole on Forest Avenue. Deputies rescued the driver Lance Telzlaff 18 of San Leandro from a flaming wreck as a second occupant Ramstead 47 suffered major injuries. Telzlaff faces car theft hit and run and reckless driving charges.
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Eden Hospital
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Russell Brown
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BART Allows Parking Fees at Lake Merritt Station
The BART administration committee on Monday approved a new parking fee policy for patrons at the Lake Merritt station, exempting the prior free-parking rule in the recent decision.
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Woman convicted for shouting at meeting in Irvington
Mrs. Chabela Gomez, 29, of Union City, was found guilty of disturbing the peace after shouting obscenities at another woman outside Irvington High School following a public meeting about a Cesar Chavez related event. Judge Roy G. Pucci scheduled sentencing.
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Roy G. Pucci
Chabela Gomez
Irvington High School
Whirk
Cesar Chavez
Bail revoked in Hell's Angels murder case
Sonny Barger and three Hells Angels members face trial for the murder of Severa Winston Agero. Trial date set for Aug 2 with pre trial meetings to follow. Bodies found May 21 in a burning Oakland home. arson and narcotics charges also listed.
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Sonny"’ Barger
Hell's Angels Motorcycle Club
Tourder
Barger
Met's Angels
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Sergey Walton
Donald Smith
Severa Winston Agero
Agero
Mountain Blvd
Oakland
William McGuiness
Alameda County Superior Court
Donald
Whyte
McGuiness
S ¥Alton
Popkin
Smi
Walton
Smith
Castro Valley Chamber chief released from Eden Hospital
Paul Eaton president of the Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce was discharged from Eden Hospital after a chest pain and shortness of breath episode. He lives in Castro Valley and owns the Liquor Center at 22058 Center St.
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Castro Valley
Paul Eaton
Liquor Center
Cénter St
Burglary Reported. Loot Includes Raiders Tickets and Goods
A Hayward resident Shira Aochi reported a burglary in which two sets of 1973 Raiders season tickets, 180 Kennedy half dollars, a tape recorder, stereo gear, binoculars and an electric typewriter were stolen, totaling over 1000 dollars. Deputies also noted a separate July garage burglary of 2763 dollars cited by Kenneth Newman of Castro Valley.
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Hayward
Aochi
Raiders
Kennedy
Lars
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Castro Valley
Vet Dies After Illness During Discharge Procedures
Castro Valley veteran Ladry A. Pracht died Sunday at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Livermore after reportedly becoming ill during Navy discharge procedures on Treasure Island. He was 21 or 22 years old, a 1968 Castro Valley High School graduate, and a member of Cathedral at the Crossroads. Survived by parents Loren and [name], and sisters Peggy Donna Linda, with three grandparents listed. Services set for 11 am tomorrow at Jess C. Spencer Mortuary in Castro Valley.
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Ladry A. Pracht
Veterans Administration Hospital
Livermore
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Treasure Island
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Castro Valley High School
Loren Prachi
Peggy
Donna
Linda
Williiam BuPree
San Taonura
Susie Hamby
Missouri
Tomorow
Jess C. Spencer Mortuary
Redwand Road
Casi Valley
Stock market pushes higher on favorable economic news
In New York investors bid stocks higher in early trading as favorable economic news spurred confidence. After about an hour, roughly 8.7 million shares traded and the Dow Jones industrial average rose 5.42 points to 940.78 with advances leading declines 757 to 422 among 1,525 issues on the tape.
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New York
Lion
Mansfield Backs Cutoff Plan as War Funding Debate Rages
Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield endorsed the Cooper Brooke amendment to halt U S military spending in Indochina within four months barring POW releases, trading his own antiwar measure for a vehicle seen as the best option though opposed by the administration and straining coalition support.
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Brooke
Planners mull Castro Valley development amid resident concerns
Planning officials consider a nine story project facing Pine Street and Interstate 580. Pine Street residents fear privacy loss and traffic with a freeway viewed as unsuitable, while supporters say the site would clean up an ugly area and aid Castro Valley merchants.
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Drug charges in lab raid dropped in San Leandro
In San Leandro a July raid at 2032 Walnut Drive yielded a laboratory and led to five drug case dismissals by Judge Robert Byers due to incomplete lab analysis. Prosecutors may refile against some defendants while others, including Wayne Patterson and Richard Sousa, faced separate guilty pleas or charges as the investigation continues.
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George Nicholsn
Nicholson
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Walnut Drive
Sant Leandro
Wayne D. Patterson
Oakland
Richard Sousa
Byers
Roberta Sova
Steven Denham
Hayward
Guily
Judse Byers
Richard Heim
Wayward
Miss Demeanor
Roxanne Rhodes
Revan Thompson
Dale Sparrow
Dad Che
Leslie Salt wins permit flexibility for Bay Area dredging
The Army Corps withdraws demand for a permit before Leslie Salt dredging in select ponds west of Coyote Hills. Leslie agrees to notify the corps before maintenance work behind bay dikes, easing a cease and desist. The corps maintains oversight with helicopter surveillance while preserving a permit need for Napa intake channel work.
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Army Corps of Engineers
Leslie Salt Co
Sele Ponds
Coyote Hills
Leslie
San Francisco Bay
Corps’ New District Engineer
James L. Lamdie
Bay Area
Napa
South Bay
San Pablo Bay
Huggins
Tuskegee syphilis study examined in late page remarks
A review of the Tuskegee study discusses its origins, the lack of halted action after inception, and the conflicting views of CDC officials. It notes the long life spans of subjects, death toll figures for syphilis and heart disease, and questions about the value of penicillin treatment for survivors.
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Tuskegee
Americal Mailhal Association
Don Prince
Millac
Prince
Millar
Quang Tri Citadel retaken amid intense airstrike push
Saigon command reports paratroopers entering Quang Tri City through a hole blown by a laser guided bomb, declaring control of the Citadel as northwestern retreat routes open. US air power, including 99 B1 bombers, pounded the area with near 1,000 tons of explosives and multiple carrier task force strikes. one F4 Phantom was downed near Haiphong with both crew rescued.
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UPI
Quang Tri
Quang Ti
le ‘Trung Hlin
Saigon Command
Quang Tri City
U.S. Command
U.S
North Vietnam
Haiphong
North Veemam
She Yu Chua
Hanoi
LBJ Hospitalized Near Stonewall Texas Honor Play At Alma Mater
Johnson was hospitalized near his ranch in Stonewall Texas after a health scare. A production titled A Ital gia in the Sun was staged in his honor by the Southwest Texas State University speech department at San Marcos. The former Senate majority leader, who suffered a near fatal heart attack in 1955, had quit smoking then resumed in 1971. He was briefly hospitalized in March 1970 for an angina or arteriosclerosis related condition.
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Tex
Johnson
Southwest Texas State
University of San Marcos
Senate Majority Iearch
Last Yank unit leaves Saigon in phased combat pullout
The US Command announced the phaseout of the last American combat forces in the Saigon area as part of a broader plan to cut about 3,000 troops.
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Saigon
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