PhD Degrees Granted in At Home USC Downey Ceremony
Dr Harold von Hofe dean of USC Graduate School presents diplomas to Yeo and Muriel Schuerman at their Downey home. Both earned PhDs in sociology in a special at home ceremony after injuries from a motorcycle accident prevented attendance at the commencement.
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Area man leaps to death from Golden Gate Bridge
San Francisco coroner identifies 61 year old James E. Yates of 46 Hacienda Ave as the man who drove onto the Golden Gate Bridge and jumped to the west side at about 12 10 p m a sailor sighted a fall a patrol saw a Datsun abandoned mid span the Coast Guard recovered the body half a mile southwest of Long Point no suicide note was found and Yates was reportedly divorced per the coroner.
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Dublin slayer gets three life terms
Oakland David Barker, 17, convicted in the killings of three members of a Dublin family, received three concurrent life terms from Alameda County Superior Court Judge Stanley Golde. He was found guilty of one first-degree murder and two second-degree murders related to the Briescke and Braeseke family deaths on August 23. Barker’s attorney vows an appeal.
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TRS audits Carter's return after conflicting statements
The TRS audit into President Carter's tax returns sparked by IRS inquiries faced a dispute over who proposed it first. Officials described prior statements as misleading and acknowledged errors while detailing December discussions with IRS on ensuring accuracy and proper handling of the President's returns.
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Lightning sparks two dozen grass fires in San Joaquin Valley
A lightning strike in the San Joaquin Valley Wednesday afternoon sparked about two dozen grass fires and knocked out power in multiple areas, prompting evacuations and emergency responses as crews worked to contain the blazes and restore electricity.
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Police Blotter Reports Local Break-ins and Thefts
Police blotter details a string of robberies and burglaries across Castro Valley and surrounding areas. Doors pried open, windows forced, and valuables including cash, electronics, tools, and a truck recovered. Notable entries cite residences on Minune Blvd and Lakeside Village, with items ranging from stereo systems to vehicles, clocks, and credit-related evidence. Authorities list victims such as Donald Owen, Gail McLoughin, and James Rave, with incursions spanning February to May and notes of recovered or missing items.
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West Point romance ends as cadet resigns after ban
Miss Beeson an honors student at West Point quits the academy amid a long distance romance with Scott Air Force Academy graduate Joseph Sullivan. The couple exchanged letters and dates despite cadet rules prohibiting wedlock. Beeson plans to enroll at McKendree College in Lebanon Illinois next year, while Sullivan begins his new commission and waits for her graduation. family supports her cautious decision, noting the five year commitment weighed against personal life.
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Eden Hospital to raise fees 10 per cent
Castro Valley Eden Hospital board approved a 1977 7 budget totaling 10.8 million with up to 10 percent rate hikes and higher charges for many services. The plan forecasts a 259000 dollar surplus by June 1975 and includes increases in wards burn unit nursery and ancillary department rates. Doctors under contract may pay about 1.5 percent more to cover exam costs, with changes to be reviewed in November.
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Stocks dip as market faces selling pressure
Stocks decline amid moderate trading as investors weigh uncertainties. Major indices slip while technology and energy shares run under pressure with several large firms seeing declines.
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C of C backs tax hike to cover city pension deficit
San Leandro Chamber of Commerce executive committee urged four cent increase in the city’s fly property tax to fund a pension deficit. The plan, not raised in 90 years, aims to place pension costs entirely on the property tax within three years, shifting funds from capital improvements and general revenue sharing to cover a shortfall of about $501,000.
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Fremont and Newark to receive federal funds for city projects
Federal agency to release funds within a month and require work to begin within 90 days. About 640,000 dollars may refurbish a warehouse at 16 Barnes Court for maintenance equipment storage. Public works money could free 450,000 to 500,000 dollars in revenue sharing for capital improvements, social programs, or city operations. San Leandro notes second round funding of 1.09 million may support a senior center warehouse 224,833 dollars, a 185,000 dollar parking lot, walkways and ramps for the handicapped at city hall, a 90,000 dollar Broadway sewer upgrade, a 375,000 Martinez Street widening, and a 33,000 dollar pedestrian bridge on Clark Street.
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Watergate Office Closes and Clears Out Final Cases
The office ends its last major cases in its jurisdiction as workmen remove files. Remaining matters will be referred to the Justice Department and the files placed in the National Archives.
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Masked jogger runs 21 miles from Salinas to Monterey
Tom Taylor, 23, of Salinas, explains his mouth dries while running, so he covers his head with a sweatshirt. He says he can see fine as he completes the 21 mile route from Salinas to Monterey.
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Prostitution suspect found not guilty in Hayward case
Mercy Medeiros, 24, among several arrested in a Hayward prostitution crackdown, was found not guilty of a prostitution charge after a two day municipal court trial. A 16 woman and two man jury acquitted her as Judge Dallas Edgar presided. Thoming testified Medeiros offered to perform oral copulation and entered his car before police custody.
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Stan Kenton Condition Update After Skull Fracture
Report from Island Medical Center states bandleader Stan Kenton was in fair condition and expected to recover fully from a fractured skull after the incident. Doctors said the injury was serious but not life threatening and noted he is responding to treatment.
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