Fremont Man Held On Bail For Alleged Assault On Girl
Don Jackson, 25, of 3890 Blacow Road, Fremont, was arrested yesterday morning for allegedly hurting a young girl. He is held on $20,000 bail after a masked man chased a 11 year old into a fenced area, struck her, and pulled off her dress. A witness and two boys who saw the event helped police describe the suspect and provide a license number. Police issued a description and Jackson faces pending charges in superior court.
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Glider Crash Hurts Air Force Major Near Fremont
Major Loring Latimer of Edwards Air Force Base injured seriously when a glider he piloted crashed after takeoff from Fremont Skysailing Airport. The tow plane released the tow line, the glider banked right, and the right wing struck ground. Latimer suffered head and likely internal injuries. Mrs Lauhoer had minor cuts. Plane landed in the Kre Mont Flea Market southwest corner near the glider airport.
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Latimer
Eutwards Air Force Base
California
Fremont
Lulimter
Lauhoer
Kremont
Charges filed in clothing thefts in The Ith Shopping Con
Two suspects admit thefts of clothing from stores in The Ith Shopping Con and face burglary possession of stolen goods and narcotics paraphernalia charges. Lewpard A. Rojas 2 of Union City and Priscilla Trujilo 27 of Hayward were tied to items found in a car. Phillip W. Bruner of San Francisco was booked for auto larceny but released after the car was found to be loaned to Trujillo.
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Lewpard A. Rojas
Ninth St
Union City
Priscilla Trujilo
Bartlett Ave
Hayward
Rojas
Miss Trujillo
Phillip W. Bruner
San Francisco
Hritner
Stolen Wheels and Tires Reported at Local Firms
Union City police logged thefts of four wheels and tires from Boldemann Coculate Co at 1515 Pacific Ave and Sply Tires with lugs, valued at 720 dollars, from an unspecified site. Ziegler Steel Corp reported four tires worth 300 dollars missing from its warehouse at 33377 Wester sve.
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Boldemann Coculate Co
Pacific Ave
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UC student admits fatal harm in La Jolla case
Chang Shao-Man 31 a UC civil engineering doctoral candidate admits fatally harming his wife Tang Yu Wan 23 and says her body remained in the trunk of his car at a La Jolla free parking area near 9935 Recovery Way Police reported he returned to Taipei after the incident and then buried himself in Caungl as details emerged
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Tang Yu Wan
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Chung
Taipei
Caungl
Four die in escape attempt near Punta Carretas prison
In Montevideo four prisoners were killed and four guards injured during a transfer from Miguelete to Punta Carretas, when armed fugitives opened fire in a police car. The convicts, linked to Tupamaros, provoked a gunfight as guards returned fire.
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Uruguay
UPI
Miguelete Au
Punta Carretas
Stock market prices mixed in early New York trading
In New York trading the Dow Jones industrial average slid slightly to around 236.0 as S and P index rose to 107.06. About 5.33 million shares changed hands while analysts cited rising gold prices and a softer dollar in Europe as factors influencing mixed moves across 528 issues.
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Newark GI Charged With Misappropriation and Damages
Paschall Jr. a Newark High School graduate who joined the Army at 17 faces charges of misappropriating government property and damaging government and personal property. His father recalls the strange claim of a tank incident and notes the family living at 8364 Juniper Ave in Newark.
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Paschal Jr
Newark High School
Kissinger Swinger on Charges Leveled
Washington reports Rep. William J. Scherle questions Henry Kissinger's discretion after a Persian belly dancer incident and other White House social anecdotes. Scherle criticizes Kissinger's conduct as potentially unbecoming for a presidential adviser while noting cited events in Tehran and Warsaw.
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Cosmopolitan Magazine
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Poland
Warsaw
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Senate Debates Vietnam Pullout Amid Aid Bill
The Senate opened debate on a Mansfield measure demanding the removal of all American military personnel from South Vietnam by August 1, 1972, attached to a foreign aid bill with two weeks of expected discussion. Backers seek to add Nixon’s ceasefire condition and a three month pullout after ceasefire establishment.
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Vietnam
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D-Wis
Asia
U.S
Soviets launch drive to curb drinking problem
In a strong bid to curb alcoholism the Soviet Union announced new measures to reduce excessive drinking. A Politburo resolution authorized party committees to widen political social and cultural campaigns and increase effectiveness of measures against heavy drinkers.
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Soviet Union
Central Committee
Flood aid appeal for Rapid City disaster
Californians asked to donate 15000 to a 4 million nationwide Red Cross relief fund for the Rapid City flood disaster. Selah Chamberlain, Bay Area Red Cross leader and National Board member, said local income declines threaten the bay area share of disaster costs.
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Clamberlain
National Fund
Rapid City
Rapid City Death Toll Rises to 202 in Ailing City
Officials say looting increased as aid reached Rapid City where the death toll climbed to 202. Burials planned at Berhens and Plain Lawn cemeteries. Water remained unsafe for drinking and dogs were banned from streets to aid search operations amid health concerns. Robert Finch toured the ravaged area by air.
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Munday
Damaged dam threat near Sturgis South Dakota
Flooding threatened Sturgis as Ft Meade Dam swelled behind the earth dam four miles above the city. Army Corps officials warned of a formidable flood risk while a guard reported no evacuations yet. Pumps and warning systems were deployed to protect residents.
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Youngster Tiffany DeVany Fights On With Hope and Spunk
Tiffany DeVany, seven, born with cataracts, has endured surgery and cancer treatment while remaining spirited and playful. Her story has drawn community support from the Messanton Lions Club and Pleasanton Police Association, which organized a Disneyland trip after sponsorships and fundraising. Her family, including grandmother Barbara and grandfather, praise Tiffany’s resilience as doctors report cancer spread to her lungs.
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Aleasanton
Tiffany DeVing
New York City
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Andi
Messanton Lion's Club
University of California
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Pleasantan Police Association
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Walt McCloud
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Bue
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California
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Israelis Down Two Arab Jets In Mediterranean Dogfight
Israeli aviation said it shot down two Egyptian MIG 21 jets in a midday dogfight over the Mediterranean north of the Sinai Peninsula. Egyptian pilots parachuted to safety as Israeli planes returned to base. The incident followed a prior clash near the Suez Canal and amid a tense ceasefire period in the Middle East.
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Newark trustees approve tax increase for school district
Newark trustees adopt a tax rise to balance the school budget with a 98,000 reserve and no deficit. The board discussed state funds, open campus changes for Memorial High School, and reassignments for eighth graders and new housing areas, while initial decisions on the budget remain subject to August votes. BERKOWITZ opposed the tax hike, favoring a lower levy with potential future increases if state monies arrive.
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Mreserve
Newark
Bus crash river toll rises with 49 bodies found
Police say 49 bodies recovered after a bus carrying two rugby teams and families plunged from a bridge into the Sunderen River, fatal Sunday crash east of Johannesburg. Six people died in the collision and another bus had fallen into the river on the same bridge a year earlier, killing WH persons.
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South Africa
UPI
Sunderend
Dumbarton bill eyed as priority over other bridge work
May 1 The Review reports Councilman Ballentine says the Dumbarton bill has a good chance if not tied to other bridge projects and should be prioritized. He notes widening the Hayward San Mateo and Bay Bridge may be needed later. Polvorosa questions funding for other bridges and seeks more information from Sen Holmdail.
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