Authorities capture last escapee in state prison break
Tennessee officials report the final escapee from Brush Mountain State Prison is in custody. Lawyer Blanton argues against federal custody and notes the man is not charged with a federal crime, while Governor Carter weighs potential federal involvement. The escape cost the state about 178000 dollars in overtime with the manhunt ongoing around the case of Ray.
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Robin's First Birthday Trusts Hospital Family Bonds
A hospital party marks Robin's first birthday as nurses and staff recount deep bonds formed during her year. The Cruz family visits daily, with comments about exceptional care and gratitude. Doctors acknowledge the rare illness may fade, hopeful Robin will improve within months or years.
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Hawk Reaches Freedom After Rescue and Training
A year-old Harris hawk named Ariapna recovered after six months of mavival training following rescue by a game warden far from its habitat. Officials say the bird was found near death and handed over by an unnamed individual.
Police Blotter Highlights Bay Area Vehicle Thefts
A chaotic police blotter item lists numerous weekend thefts across Hayward and surrounding areas. Items stolen include cars, a tape deck, speakers, a television, a Winchester rifle, jewelry, cash, and tools. Several residences report broken windows, forced entry, and vandals, with losses ranging from $45 to about $2,111. Police urge residents to secure homes and report suspicious activity as investigations continue.
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Flag of the United States adopted in 1777 ceremony
The Philadelphia Independence Hall observed a Bicentennial era flag ceremony recalling the 1777 resolution declaring a flag with 13 red and white stripes and a blue field. The event credited George Washington and Mrs John Tose of Philadelphia with early flag design honors amid historic discourse.
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Death penalty ballot drive stirs California politics
The push to qualify an initiative to expand capital punishment faces veto threats from Governor and Senate opposition. Senator Deukmejian could challenge the measure as Briggs advances a broader plan backed by Los Angeles lawyers. Santa Ana official Caramen Days leads the California Council on Criminal Justice as discussions unfold.
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San Leandro selects plans for jobs grants
San Leandro officials earmark a $1.09 million federal public works grant for four city projects and a school district warehouse. Priorities include East Dike Marina parking at $400,000, Broadmoor sewer line replacement at $243,000, school district warehouse relocation at $225,000, and City Hall plaza renovation at $120,000 to improve accessibility and safety.
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Union City firefighters sue to block Social Security withdrawal
Firefighters Local 1949 filed in Alameda County Superior Court for an injunction to stop Union City from leaving Social Security. The suit argues the move violates the memorandum of understanding and that a state retirement system would offer firefighters fewer benefits. Union City favors a PERS replacement plan, while officials claim the switch reflects employee voting in April.
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San Leandro approves marina pact amid federal pressure
San Leandro narrowly passes a 30 000 contract with the Hayward Area Recreation District to maintain 75 acres of Floor property as wetlands near the bay front. Council members label federal demands as ransom and oppose extra spending of 39 000 from reserves.
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Roll-away safe theft reported at Talabatas residence
Los Angeles County sheriffs deputies report a break in at Cates home where a roll-away safe containing about $45,000 in antique jewelry and coins was hauled away. The incident notes disadvantages of roll-away safes and mentions a sailor moving about.
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Merger of transit panels favored in California move
California Senate Finance Committee backed a bill to abolish four transit agencies the California Toll Bridge Authority Caltrans Board California Navigation Board and Highway Commission and create a single California Transportation Commission The bill now advances to the Senate for final approval before Assembly hearings Sen Alfred Al San Jose authored the measure with votes from Nicholes Parris Oakland John Ne ledly Walnut Creek and John Holmdal Castro Valley who held a previous abstention due to committee status
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Ex Legion Leader Gleason Indicted Over Bank Fraud Case
Federal grand jury charges John S. Gleason Jr. once head of the American Legion and former VA administrator. He is accused of converting about $628,745 of funds from Mercantile National Bank of Chicago to his own use. Gleason, 82, from Winnetka, led the Legion in the 1980s and headed the VA from 1981 to 1985.
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Seattle Officers Dress Historic Uniforms For Tourists
In Pioneer Square Seattle officers Marty Greezh and Dick Adams walked a summer beat in period costumes to connect with visitors and area residents. The semiofficial costume program helps officers relate to tourists amid the district’s restored old buildings.
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