Theft suspects miss court in Newark TV theft case
Two men arrested as they walked out of a Newark store with a television set on July 23 failed to appear in court. No-bail warrants were issued for David Silva also known as David Megia of San Jose and Frans Barbosa of Madera after they escaped from county jail two days after their arrests on burglary and auto theft charges. Barbosa was treated for a cut eye from breaking a store window at Newark TV Lewis Center during the arrest.
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Date pleads guilty in Castro Valley false imprisonment charge
Date pleaded guilty in superior court to false imprisonment as a lesser included offense in an assault with intent to commit rape case. The incident occurred February 44, 1974, when Roger A. Myklestad met a 22 year old Martinez woman at a Walnut Creek dance and later drove her along the Nimitz Freeway, where she escaped near Stevenson Boulevard, Fremont, sustaining minor injuries. Myklestad, 29, resided at 257 Strebridge Ave., Castro Valley, and faces sentencing August 4.
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Jail term set in officer assault case in Union City
Dennis D. Ricci, 20, of Melina S, was sentenced to four months in county jail after pleading guilty to assaulting Officer Richard Alves during an attempted arrest on Decota Road near the Bell Rant Bridge. A high speed chase in Alvarado-Niles led to his arrest. William J. MacGuiness placed Ricci on three years probation.
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Dennis D. Ricci
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Burglars Hit Two Fremont Apartments
Two Fremont apartments wer e burgled in separate incidents reported yesterday. Diane K Hamilton left her apartment for about half an hour and returned to find 1814 worth of belongings missing including rings cash and a tape recorder. Ray McLindyn returned to find his door ajar and the knob twisted with teeth marks. A black and white television set stereo and adding machine were stolen.
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McLindyn
Seo
Jury Deliberations Continue in Menlo Park Bomb Case
A San Mateo Superior Court jury, on its third day of deliberation, hears the case of Merton Newman and Brice Pollack charged with felony possession of bomb making materials. Newman is also accused of assaulting a police officer with a weapon. The defendants were arrested last September in a Menlo Park home amid an assortment of items used to build an explosive device.
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Bobs
Menlo Park
Potential Tahoe Damage From Shoreline Development
UCLA geographer Feporla warned that heavy development along half of Lake Tahoe's shoreline could trigger erosional and sedimentation damage. Dr. Anthony Orme told the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency that 30 percent of shoreline is only suitable for limited recreation and urged further study to guide zoning changes, citing visual and geological hazards from existing copiers along the lake.
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Elderly Women Foil Pigeon Drop Fraud In Bay Area
Three senior residents aided by two women suspected of pigeon drop swindles were alerted as they approached victims near Leo and Dutton avenues. A 71 year old man, Flora Posten, and Auto Dutcher 89 reported the ploys, leading police to arrest the suspects as they spoke with Posten. Similar scams have been reported across South County this year, including losses ranging from 2,001 to 82,000 dollars to a mix of older women. If the elderly victims ask questions or call police, the suspects turn away and the plan collapses.
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Economy shows expansion yet trade deficit widens
Washington reports leading economic indicators up 0.5 percent in June and a revised 0.8 percent gain in May, signaling stronger growth through 1973. Imports exceed exports for the ninth straight month, with a true six-month deficit of 319 billion. UNDATED.
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Reagan tax relief bill fails committee by vote
The debate centers on state aid to schools and property tax cuts, aiming to replace local financing with state funds while preserving local revenue. Moretti and Reagan urge the measure as a step after a court ruling, amid warnings of a ballot initiative and public pressure on lawmakers.
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Fire chief to retire from San Lorenzo department
San Lorenzo fire chief Tom Ducey will retire next month for health reasons. He led the department since 1980 after it was taken over by the San Lorenzo Village Homes Association. The department employs 7 full time staff and 12 volunteers. He has held leadership roles in multiple local and regional fire organizations.
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Alameda County Association of Firemen
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Niagara raft overturns on Niagara River near Falls
A raft carrying six people capsized in the Niagara River rapids on Wednesday, delaying tourist rides below Niagara Falls. Local responders retrieved all aboard and no serious injuries were reported. Authorities investigated the incident and cautioned river visitors about strong currents.
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Transit referendum in Dumbarton faces opposition fears
In a large vote, opponents fear a new shoreline freeway on the water, threatening access and a proposed wildlife refuge. Environmentalists push to curb bridge and highway construction, favoring alternative routes.
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Anther Betilpe
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Officials appeal budget for area park interests
Park district officials urge a regional funding approach while weighing interim 146000 allocations for Coyote Hills and potential use of funds for new recreation facilities. Trustees consider expanding funds to local parks, including marine exhibit ideas, amid concerns about South County adequacy.
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Park District -Agst. Gener
Jerry Kent
South County
Park District
Lanieeman
Park Distriet
Turlopment
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Chemical turmoil spotted life possible in space
Australian scientists report spotting a chemical ripple 36 000 light years away that could lead to life formation. If confirmed, this suggests life creation is not rare in the cosmos and may be a regular process across the galaxy.
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New York
UPI
Une
Ant Hin Hong Aga
Marijuana shown to lower eye pressure in glaucoma study
UCLA researchers report marijuana reduced intraocular pressure from 14.4 to 9.2 mmHg in a test group and a patient with severe glaucoma reached 17 mmHg after cannabis use. Further studies funded by NIH aim to verify results in more patients and explore action mechanisms.
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Robert Mepler
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Druss
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Downey plant lands contract for space shuttle program
The article reports a $900 million contract to develop 36 main engines for the three engine orbiter. California could gain as much as $6.45 billion from the program over the next decade, creating over 60 000 jobs and up to $4 billion in state economic impact. The cargo bay will carry up to 60 pounds to orbit about 115 miles high. The shuttle will piggyback on a large expendable tank with recoverable solid rocket stages. NASA aims for 30 to 50 shuttle missions annually through the 1980s.
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Joha
Dos
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James
Wiether
NASA
Earth
Reds maul South Viet troops in Mekong Delta clashes
Reported light fighting and shelling across Kieu Vong and Dinh Tuong provinces with North Vietnamese and Viet Cong incursions. U S airpower, including B 52 strikes, targeted Heagan provinces while a Cobra helicopter was downed in Binh Dinh. one crewman killed and wounded amid weather constrained operations.
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Niidwestern
Mekong
U.S
Binh Dinh Province
North Vietnam
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