Amin Return From London Trip Confuses Uganda Radio
UPI reports President Idi Amin returned to Kampala after a claimed visit to London caused confusion. Earlier radio broadcasts alternately denied the British trip or suggested it was a hoax, with officials signaling reluctance to attend the Commonwealth conference.
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Amin
Naroel
Kenya
UPI
Idi Amin
Baroele
Tanzania
Zambia
Radio
Uganda
London
Masked Jogger Incident Evokes Uganda Britain-France Tensions
A radio broadcast claimed Amin thanked France for allowing operations in Uganda and suggested Paris should protect British interests there. It stated 300 Britons in Uganda faced danger and warned against buying Britons’ shares. The British Foreign Office denied Amin’s London presence.
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Uganda
Tanzania
Amin
France
Braunanes
Britain
Trent
Ugan
Paris
London
Juanda
Amin Waa
PhD Degrees Awarded in Downey Home Ceremony
Dr. Harold von Hofe of USC Graduate School presented diplomas to Leo and Muriel Schuerman in their Downey home. Both earned sociology PhDs during a special at home ceremony after missing commencement due to leg fractures from a motorcycle accident.
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Harold von Hofe
University of Southern California
Downey
Leo
Muriel Schuerman
Schuermans
Bridge Tea Party Plans Public Meeting in Newark
The group gears up for a June 23 gathering at the Newark Community Center on Cedar Boulevard to discuss a lawsuit route and toll hikes. Activist Bob Woods cites support from San Leandro Councilman Val Gill, who plans to attend.
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Newark
Cedar Boulevard
MIC
Bay Area Transit
ACT Transit
Bay Area Rapid Transit District
San Francisco Municipal
Bob Woods
Castro Valley
San Leandro
Val Gill
Woolf
Gill
Futurist predicts new era of plenty in 21st century
UPI reports Fritz Esfandiary, a futurist and author, told the American Institute of Architects that energy, food, and raw materials will shift from scarcity to abundance. He forecast hydrogen, solar, fusion and wind energy, saltwater crops, drought resistant varieties, and space-age agriculture driving a global economy beyond traditional limits. He also mentioned social changes including women's liberation and environmental movements.
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San Diego
UPI
Esfandiary
American Institute of Architects
Ecrurest Seieniig
Mariage Sand Lehy
Area man jumps from Golden Gate Bridge tragedy reported
A 63 or 65 year old San Lorenzo resident, James E. Yates, leaped from the west side of the Golden Gate Bridge at 12 10 p m yesterday. The Coast Guard recovered the body about half a mile southwest of Long Point. Coroner records indicate the death was self inflicted and identify the deceased by motor vehicle records and a front seat note.
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San Lorenzo
Golden Gate Bridge
San Francisc
James E. Yates
Hacienda Ave
California Highway Patrol
Yates
Coast Guard
Long Point
Noles
James J. Yates
Seath County Lane Epicorce meal agercies blotter report
Police blotter details multiple thefts and break ins in Eden Township and Castro Valley area. Items stolen include cash, cameras, stereo, vehicle parts, and tools from residences and vehicles. Incidents reported Feb to June with several addresses and names cited.
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Seath
Agercies
Eden Township
Indow Torre Arboeres
James Rute
Castro Valter
Gamlway Docx
Theocore Yeston Wiles
San Leandro
Dew Wey
Lang
Hersworth
Gall Meloughip
San Leandra
C of C proposes tax hike to cover pension deficit
San Leandro Chamber of Commerce executive committee urges a four cent increase in the property tax rate to fund city pension costs. The recommendation cites a $1,667,433 pension bill and a $522,978 shortfall, currently offset by draws from the capital improvement and general revenue sharing funds.
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C of C
San Leandro
Chamber
Alterna
Munieiga
E. B. Cooper
Cooper
Lee Riordan
Riordan
Capital Improvement Fund
General Revenue Sharing Fund
Prostitution suspect found not guilty in Hayward case
Mercy Marlene Medelus, 24, among several arrested in a Hayward crackdown, was found not guilty of a prostitution charge in municipal court. A 10 woman and 10 man jury deliberated two days before Judge Dallas Edgar. The March 15 arrest by Hayward officer Lee Thoming stemmed from an alleged offer of oral copulation and driving to a Transit District area before custody.
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San Leandro
Mercy Marlene Medelus
Hayward
Dallas Edgar
Ms. Medeiros
Medviros
Bay Area Rapids
Dublin slayer receives three life terms in three murders
David Barker, a Dublin youth, was sentenced by Alanasia County Superior Court Judge Stanley Golde to three concurrent life sentences for the slayings of three members of the Braeseke family. He was convicted of one first degree murder and two second degree murders. Barker’s attorney plans to appeal. The Aug. 23 killings of 1 year old John Braeseke, his father Floyd Braeseke, and Floyd’s wife Barbara, at their home, involved a chisel and a shooting. Barker reportedly acted with Barry Braeseke to gain inheritance.
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Oaklant
David Barker
Dublin
Ant
Alanasia County
Stanley Golde
Barker
John Braesexe
Ployd Braeseke
Inlaw
Barbara Braeseke
Hore
John Braeseke
Harker
Barry Braeseke
Floyd
Hayward to receive 2.6 million in jobs funding
Hayward will gain 2.6 million in federal jobs funding with construction to begin within days of grant approval. Officials outline using about 640 thousand for a warehouse retrofit and 450 to 500 thousand in revenue sharing for library needs. Fremont and San Leandro plans include police building work and school facilities upgrades.
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Hayward
Eilies
Hanley
Tedera’ Agency
Barnes Court
City Cornet
Eah
San Leandro
City Hall
Martinez
Clark Street
Fremont
Don Driggs
Te Police
Lake Elizabeth
Eden board weighs hike to fund burn unit and nursery
Eden hospital directors move to raise rates for the burn unit and newborn nursery after months of operation. They consider a 8 cent per hour rise to reach a daily charge near 63, with comparisons to St. Francis and Alta Bates. The board also approves renegotiating a 12 percent fee increase for pathologists, amid debates on laboratory costs and overall funding.
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St. Francis Hospital
San Francisco
Alta Bates
Berkeley
Eden
Singleton
George Felton
Jelinic
Tanenbaum
Paul Rhodes
Eien
Jelinie
Las
Rhodes
Hospital board plans criteria based search for new administrator
Directors approve a process to hire a replacement for W. H. Schneider after his May 27 resignation. Meetings will involve each member reviewing applications and selecting top candidates, with interboard lists narrowed by interviews. Staff standards will guide selection to maintain hospital continuity, while avoiding discrimination.
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Kenny J. White
W. H. Schneider
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