Two suspects held in armed robberies
SAN LEANDRO Two men, James Fillott Chapman and Casey Vance Bevington, were arrested after police found a loaded revolver in their pickup. Bail set at 19500 for Chapman and 17500 for Bevington. Evidence linked them to a Mayan robbery and a Richmond mail theft. Also notes a separate burglary probe involving a father and son at a 7 11 in Man or Blvd. Burglary bail set at 350. Firemen treated after fumes at Nox Cher plant.
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Burglary and theft spree spans Hayward to San Leandro
Police blotter details numerous thefts and burglaries across Hayward, San Leandro, Fremont, and nearby areas. Items stolen include radios, televisions, cameras, sewing machines, tools, cigarettes, and cash, with values ranging from dozens to several thousand dollars. Suspects and exact dates are inconsistently documented due to OCR garble.
Deep Space Network strike ends amid contract vote
200 electrical workers at a Deep Space Network station near Barstow call off a strike after voting 158 to 28 to accept a new three and a half year contract granting 2 percent across the board raises.
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Economy still lagging despite recovery experts warn
Economist Arthur M Okun told Congress the economy shows improvement yet remains far from full recovery. He said unemployment and industrial output remain near postwar recession troughs and warns a long path ahead to prosperity. Federal Reserve data show May industrial production rising 0.7 percent after a 0.4 percent gain in April.
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Economic Outlook Shows Modest Growth and Global Strain
A 4,150-pound shark figure aside, the economy sits at 123.2 percent of the 1967 base as industry recovers while a strike in rubber disrupts production. The Commerce Dept reports a swing from a year end surplus to a near balance in Q1, with a $3.5 billion surplus turning into a $30 million deficit, deemed strength rather than weakness. Personal income rose by $111 billion in May from April’s $10.1 billion, and housing permits edged up in the same period amid uneven global demand and imports.
Supreme Court Rules Silence Cannot Imply False Alibi
The court ruled prosecutors may not use a defendant’s right to remain silent at arrest to suggest an alibi is a lie. Justice Powell said Miranda warnings create a reasonable expectation that silence cannot be used against a defendant at trial. The decision limits impeachment by silence and preserves due process in criminal cases.
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Calif couple vowed never to return to Massachusetts toll dispute
A California couple, Benard Fran Foley and his wife from Marina Del Rey, were arrested at the West Stockbridge exit toll booth on the Massachusetts Turnpike after disputing a $9 toll for no ticket. They claimed they paid 25 cents at Lee and left after a half minute wait. State Police investigated, noting a collector on duty at Lee and an arrest of the wife for failure to pay.
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California Assembly Passes Natural Death Act
The California Assembly approved AB3060 to let a capable adult sign a written directive to withdraw artificial life support when terminally ill, sending the bill to the Senate 43 to 22. Proponent Barry Keene argued against euthanasia fears, citing Karen Ann Quinlan, while opponents said it risks playing God and could affect estates. The bill allows revocation of the living will and shields doctors who comply.
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Judge ends picketing at fair amid work entry clash
Pickets and workers clashed at the fair gate as police kept the path open for twenty minutes. About 25 union workers including sheetmetal crew refused to cross the line while most entrants entered. Union officials warned of more targeted protests, but no injuries or violence were reported.
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Envoy killers caught in Lebanon attack deaths
A U S embassy spokesman said arrangements were being made to repatriate the two American diplomats killed in Lebanon’s civil conflict. The victims Meloy and Waring were from Washington DC. The PLO denied involvement and promised a detailed communique. Pentagon said carriers Guadalcanal and America and support aircraft were on standby in the eastern Mediterranean.
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