West Point romance clash ends with graduation choice
West Point Fourth Classwoman Martha Beeson pursued a romance with Scott Sullivan, a West Point cadet. After differing timelines and parental input, Beeson chose to defer marriage and plan for college, while Sullivan faced a potential five year commitment. The couple planned to marry next June, with Beeson weighing her options amid academy life.
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Secret half century murder uncovered by son in 1927 case
Fifty years after his mother vanished during an ice cream errand in May 1927 Doze learned from a Buffalo Evening News front page and a microfilm story that she had been murdered and beaten then dumped in Ellicott Creek Tonawanda. The case remains officially unsolved and his father was questioned without charges.
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Dublin slayer gets three life terms
David Barker, 17, was convicted in the slayings of three members of a Dublin family and received concurrent life sentences on three counts in Alameda County Superior Court. He denied a new trial motion as his attorney plans an appeal over the August 23 killings of John Braeseke and his son Floyd and daughter-in-law Barbara.
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Eden board mulls hospital fee hikes up to ten percent
Eden board weighs price increases across rooms burn unit nursery and ancillary services aiming to raise daily rates and lab fees. Directors debate impact on patients and costs at aging facilities while delaying some votes until November and January.
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Masked jogger uses sweatshirt to cover head during run
Tom Taylor, 23, of Salinas, describes running two miles to Monterey with a sweatshirt wrapped around his head to keep his face hidden because his mouth dries, leaving him able to see only barely.
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TRS Audits Carter's Return and IRS Meeting
The article reports that the IRS planned an audit of President Carter's 1975 tax returns after a December meeting discussing the case. Deputy Press Secretary Rex Granum and Carter sought the audit, with accountant Hobert Perry involved in discussions with IRS officials. Powell later admitted some statements were erroneous and noted the situation involved assumptions and mistakes.
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San Leandro to get jobs funds for city projects
The city plans to spend federal job funds within 90 days of grant approval. Officials expect a formal announcement soon and require a list of eligible projects within 10 days for EDA approval. Proposed uses include library expansion, warehouse refurbishment at Bates Court, and revenue sharing for capital improvements or social programs. Fremont details mention police building completion, Lake Elizabeth expansion, and school renovations as possible allocations.
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Police blotter snapshot from Lakeside Village reports multiple petty thefts
A garbled police blotter item lists a string of crimes and seized items including a purse snatch at Lakeside Village apartment complex and other small thefts. Notes mention watches, cash, a long barreled revolver, a CB radio, and assorted goods found or recovered. May entries reference 29 Velin Tuesday and May 19 events.
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Area man jumps off Golden Gate Bridge
A 64 year old San Lorenzo man, James B. Yates of 6 Hacienda Ave, died by suicide after stopping his car and leaping from the west side of the Golden Gate Bridge. A sailor on a fishing vessel and a CHP officer reported seeing a person fall and an unattended 1973 Datsun was found in the curb lane midway across the span. Yates’ identity was confirmed by the San Francisco coroner.
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