Three Men Arraigned in Livermore Rape Case
Three men including a Hayward resident were arraigned in Livermore Justice Court on charges of raping a San Leandro girl Sunday night. They are held at Santa Rita jail with bail set at 200 dollars each. Accused are Gilbert Lyle Turner, 23, Oakland. Richard Lee Waves, 23, Hayward. and Ricardo Grave, 24, Livermore. The victim, who was swimming at Del Valle Reservoir, was abducted at about 8 90 p.m. and forced into a pickup, taken to a home and raped. She escaped to a fire station and notified police.
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Alameda Creek Funds in Public Works Measure
Washington AP report says nearly three dozen Corps of Engineers projects in California are on a House Senate conference committee list for the Public Works Appropriation bill. Alameda Creek and Del Valle Reservoir receive $490,000 for downstream levees and silt removal, plus $190,000 expected for flood control along other projects. Details include sums for Buchnan Lake, Dry Creek, Sacramento River works, San Diego and San Francisco Bay areas, and major harbor and river protections across the state.
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Former beauty queen arraigned in drug case in San Francisco
Former Miss Livermore Sharon Grublke, 23, was arraigned last week in U.S. District Court on charges of possession with intent to distribute drugs. Magistrate Richard Goldsmith set a plea date for August 3 before Judge Lloyd J. Burke. Grublke is the girlfriend of Hell's Angels leader Ralph Sonny Barger, tied to federal probes alleging eight ounces of heroin distribution to a federal narcotics agent. She is one of four defendants including Burton Stephenson, Anita Walton, and William Solana.
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Trio arraigned for rape near Tayward San Teanga
Three San Leandro men Michael Decker 19 John Klimas 18 and Phillip Brown 18 were arraigned in Tayward San Teanga Municipal Court on rape charges in an assault on a 15 year old girl. Deputies say the victim was taken to a home and repeatedly raped before being released. She sought treatment at Fairmont Hospital and warrants were sought for two more suspects.
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Iranian student sentenced over death threat to professor
Rahmatollan Mousavi, 31, an Iranian citizen living in Oakland, received probation after being convicted of sending a threatening letter to Cal Poly Pomona mathematics professor Howard Steinberg. The letter demanded grade improvement or else the professor’s body would be found in a cemetery. Prosecutors say Mousavi faces potential deportation. he came to the United States in 1967, retaining Iranian citizenship.
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Pest invaders threaten Alabama cotton crop collapse
In Moulton, Alabama, two pests described as worse than boll weevils caused heavy damage to about 3400 acres of cotton. Lawrence County extension chair Sam McLendon reports widespread destruction, with the hardest hit area in the Tennessee Valley region of North Alabama where 65 percent of the state's cotton is grown.
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Girl Lost In Ragged Mountain Search Reaches Fifth Day
Weary crews comb the Trinity River region near Barney Gulch as a three year old boy named Michael Hudson remains missing from a mountain cabin. Undersheriff Ted Lang says searchers have scoured the area without success after the child wandered away Thursday. Father Stephen Hudgen joined over 1000 volunteers in the sustained effort as authorities press on with the search.
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Marcos claims referendum grants sweeping power in Philippines
Ferdinand Marcos and his martial law regime claimed a large referendum victory today, saying it gives him a mandate to reorganize the Philippines government. A government spokesman said Marcos now has authority to overhaul all levels, including firing and appointing mayors and governors.
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Plane crash at Logan kills many with two survivors
A Delta Air Lines twin engine jet crashed at Logan International Airport in Boston. At least 63 dead, two survivors in critical condition. The plane originated in Montreal with stops in Burlington and Manchester. Emergency crews lined the runway and water area as responders worked amid fire and debris.
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Watergate Hearings Highlight Haldeman and Dean Testimony
Testimony from Haldeman and Dean is recalled amid Watergate hearings. Haldeman acknowledges a tough but just management style and recalls discussing an intelligence plan with Nixon. The panel highlights Hoover objections, Nixon’s later rescission, and ongoing questions about wiretapping and CIA involvement.
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Computer data bases raise privacy concerns in Alameda County
A Bay Area report describes a proposed county computer data bank to store information from the criminal justice process. It questions whether names of non arrestees should be included, notes Oakland area police use of field contacts, and cites Massachusetts and federal debates on individual rights. A Monday Alameda County meeting will address these issues with officials invited.
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Safeguards on computers urged in national privacy report
Washington AP A 24 member government advisory committee urged safeguards to curb improper use of computerized records. The panel advised restricting Social Security numbers as IDs, proposed new privacy legislation, and opposed a national identity number system. It called for access rights, cross-use prohibitions, and penalties for misuse to protect citizens’ information.
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Newark Fire Dept Number Mixup Sparks Confusion
A Fremont resident and the Newark Fire Department face a mixup after 50 000 copies of a free directory misprinted the fire department emergency line 793 3787. Jim Gillard of the directory firm plans a four page supplement to correct the listing and may hire an answering service. The error risks missed calls and public confusion as homeowners report only one call to the wrong number.
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Haldeman admits hearing secret tapes before Senate panel
Former White House aide Haldeman testified he heard tapes of September 15 and March 21 meetings with John Dean and discussed by Senator Weicker and others. He said one tape was heard in the White House office and another at his home, with notes kept in Nixon's file.
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Edward J. Gurney
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Scouts Set Huge Tent City for National Jamboree
At Farragut State Park Idaho scouts begin a national encampment drawing 28000 participants. The opening show features Bob Hope with a week of competitions campfires and camaraderie under the theme Grow Up Together. A second Jamboree East event is slated for August 4 and both programs emphasize modern safety and skill demonstrations.
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Harris Wolf Killings Ignited by Interior Secretary Policy
In a 1989 incident and a prior 1970 effort, Harris faced backlash as wolves were killed and seven mountain lions kept behind a Car ol Road junkyard. Harris refused to comply with a county ordinance to remove the animals. Allison Harris voiced blame and sorrow, stating the wolves are in danger of extinction and deserve retaliation.
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