Chaotic chase injures officers during San Leandro pursuit
In a tense chase across Castro Valley and San Leandro, Officer Billy Wood and Reserve Officer were injured while deputies rescued drivers from a wrecked vehicle. Lance R Tetzlaff, 18, faces charges of hit and run driving and reckless driving after a car theft case led to a fiery crash on Forest Avenue.
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Hay- Ward
Sheriff's Deputies
Mayward
Wileer
Robert McSpedden
den Hospital
Pening
Steritt Depwiles
Lance R. Tetztaff
Eth Ave
San Leandro
McSpadden
Forest Avunue
Headan
Ikelor
Hubert Bush
Russell
Tlf
Ema Ramstead
Sah Leandro
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Venzlald
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McChesney Afriars
San Leanisto
Velzlalt
Miss Hanis
Highland Hospital
Oakland
Sheriff’s Office
Tetzlalf
Bay Area Transit Board Approves Lake Merritt Parking Fee
Bay Area Rapid Transit administration changed free parking at Lake Merritt station, approving a 23 cent fee for patrons. The committee announced the decision on Monday amid other policy considerations.
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Lake Merritt
San Francisco
UST
Bay Area Rapid ‘Ironsit District
Wille
Sonny Barger bail revoked in Oakland murder case
Ralph Sonny Barger ex Hells Angels president and three co-defendants faced a July hearing after bail was revoked in the execution style murder case of Severo Winston Agero. Agero, 28, was found May 21 in a burned Oakland home on Mountain Boulevard. he had a gunshot wound to the head. Judge William McGuiness ordered bail reductions for Walton, Popkin and Smith. trial dates set for August 28. Authorities also charged the group with narcotics offenses. Barger’s wife Sharon Grilke Barger and two women face related drug counts. Defense is handled by four attorneys.
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Sony” Barger
Hell's Angels
Barger
Yeacold
The
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Sergey Walton
Donald Smith
Severo Winston Agero
Agero
Mountain Blvd
Oakland
William MrGuiness
Alameda County Superia Court
Donald
Whyte
McGuiness
Bill Ov Barger
Walton
Popekin
Smeith
Berger
Popkin
Wallon
Smith
Vet Dies in Castro Valley After Navy Discharge
Larry A. Pracht 22 year old Vietnam veteran died at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Livermore. He became ill during discharge proceedings from the Navy on Treasure Island. Cause of death not disclosed. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Loren Pracht and three sisters Tegey Donna and Tanda all of Castro Valley. Three grandparents also listed. Services at Jess C Spencer Mortuary in Castro Valley.
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Castro Valley
Larry A. Pracht
Veterans Administration Hospital
Livermore
Navy
Cathadeat
Caskey Valley
Mfr
Loren Pracht
Tegey
Donna
Tanda
William DuPree
San Leaniro
Susie Hamby
Missouri
UW Y.ny
Lumercoly
Jess C. Spencer Mortuary
Redwood Road
Castra Valley
Stock market edges higher on favorable economy
New York reports a steady uptick as favorable economic news lifts early trading. About 37 million shares traded with the Dow Jones industrial average gaining 3.42 to 930.78. Advancers outpaced decliners 737 to 422 among 1,525 issues active.
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New York
Lion
S F Labor rejects Nixon ban Franciscco UPL
The San Francisco Labor Channel endorses defeating Nixon while aligning with AFL CIO rules banning candidate endorsements. Delegates quickly reject a motion to back Nixon, instead backing George McQuern for president. State and local AFL-CIO bodies may endorse individually. unions may endorse under executive council rulings.
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Ban Francesco
UPL
San Frantises Labor Channel
Tchad Mc Nigon
AL Cio
George McQuvern
Fygraviical Union
Oceanfront development okayed in San Francisco
The Board of Supervisors approved a 50 million apartment project on the citys oceanfront. The plan allows construction of 724 units on 10 acres beside Golden Gate Park after a conditional use permit was granted despite opposition from environmental groups and others.
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San Francisco
UPT
Occanfront
Board of Supervisors
Ariday Night
Golden Gate Park
Ex-card dealer arraigned in plot to extort casinos
A 40-year-old former card dealer in STATHELINE Ney was arraigned Monday on charges of plotting to extort $900,000 from three gambling casinos by threats to kidnap owners and bomb the venues from four helicopters. James Delkway was arrested Sunday at a casino after attempting to claim a package found unclaimed there a month ago containing a threatening letter and instructions for ransom. Authorities recovered a phony bomb, rope, a gin and a radio transmitter. he also faces embezzlement charges from his casino employment.
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Statheline, Ney
UPT
James Delkway
Rensom
Elk
Mansfield backs cutoff of war funds in Indochina plan
Senate Democrats bend to Cooper Brooke amendment to withdraw all US forces from Indochina in four months, contingent on POW releases. Mansfield supports the measure as the best available vehicle, while Scott warns against elevating the Senate over the president. Debate centers on foreign aid and peace prospects as the administration resists.
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uPb
Senate
Mike Mansfield
United States
Montana
John Sherman Cooper
al WA
Indochina
Heedel Fox
Mansfield
Congress
Cooper
Brooke
Hugh Scott
Scott Lelt
Bali
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Lo Pease
Alee
Ren
Ha Walt
Jedpardy
Pilbright
Senate Foreign Relations
Duvatsens Bell
South Viets recapture Quang Tri during major operation
Saigon reports recapture of Quang Tri citadel with air bombardment and naval support. Corroborating sources claim heavy fighting as paratroopers engage at city center. U S command notes 1,000 tons of explosives dropped near the provincial capital and 24 allied aircraft downed in North Vietnam.
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le Trung Hien
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North Vietnam
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Haiphong
Leslie Salt receives permit after dredge dispute near San Francisco Bay
The Army Corps of Engineers rescinds a cease order against Leslie Salt for maintenance dredging in salt ponds near Coyote Hills. Officials say routine maintenance does not require a new permit if no new changes are made, though oversight continues with surveillance flights and an ongoing evaluation of future discharges and dredging near the bay.
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Fremont
Leslie Salt Co
Vremont
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Ness
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Tafsio
James L
Arn
Arcovil
Revenk
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Corps
Tink
Tugala
Leslins South Bay
Leake
Yall
Mapa
South Bay
Tony Say
Pahie Gay
Baggins
Huegins
Corps Yehahiy
Tuskegee syphilis study: decades of harm and debates
The article details the Tuskegee syphilis study and its long murky ethics, noting deaths from syphilis and heart disease among participants. Officials acknowledge delayed treatment after WWII, with critics arguing the study should have ended earlier. Remaining survivors, now aged about 74, have received little to no syphilis treatment.
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GDC
Tuskegee
Millar
Prince
CDC
Dumbarton bill sails to Reagan with commission check
Senate and Assembly approved a Dumbarton Bridge bill clearing hurdles. The measure preserves Metropolitan Transportation Commission review power over the project while limiting broader environmental veto threats and leaving timetables indefinite amid multiple agency involvement.
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Sacramento
Dumbarton Bridge
Weis
Metropolitan 'Transportation Commission
Dumbarton
Hoowever
Hayyward-San Mateo
Commission
Senate
Ivalved
Heimdahl
Blue Dolphin plans expansion and rental changes
The Blue Dolphin faces an expansion proposal with options to separate deals for five Sears partners. Glaser and others argue over 1.08 percent gross rent with a $200 minimum monthly fee, while discounts and public access concerns are debated. Agewian proposes a permanent Wendie stand, but past failures dim optimism and officials seek clarity on holder stand outcomes.
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William M. Capps
Sears
Glaser
Helih
Mallester Argun
LBJ hospitalized with pains in Texas honor event
The ailing former president Lyndon B Johnson was hospitalized with pains while at his Texas ranch near Stonewall. A rai sin in the Son was presented in his honor by Southwest Texas State University. Johnson suffered a near fatal heart attack in 1965 and later quit smoking before resuming in 1971. He was briefly hospitalized again in March 1967 for an angina episode.
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Stonewall
Texas
Johnson
Southwest Texas State University of San Marcos
Senate
Last Yank unit leaves Saigon in phased combat withdrawal
AP reporting that the final American combat unit exits the Saigon region signaling a phased withdrawal as part of a broader drawdown. The move follows the decision to reduce U.S. forces beyond the Saigon area, marking a milestone in the pace of disengagement.
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