Berkeley man in satisfactory condition after plane crash
A year old Berkeley man injured in a light plane crash near Toland Drive. The aircraft, piloted by Larry Alan Dillard, ran out of fuel while en route from Taft to Bakersfield. Witnesses said the craft banked sharply and struck a window, with no fire or smoke detected. Police found no license and 33 pills of suspected narcotics on Dillard.
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Violent Night at Hayward Party Ends With Arrests
A party at George Harden's Hayward home erupted in violence around 3:30 am. Two men, Tony V. Jones and Sam West, were arrested on attempted murder charges after a stabbing outside and a later shooting that left two dead and two injured. James Seals was stabbed and Harden injured while breaking up the fight. Seals remained in satisfactory condition. Lorri Marcott and Roger Moppin were hospitalized with injuries. Police also reported one suspect fled prior to arrest.
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Body found on Fremont railroad tracks identified as 18 year old
The mangled body of Robert Moyer an 18 year old Fremont warehouse worker was found on Western Pacific tracks in Niles. The locomotive engineer initially saw an object on the rails then reversing passed over it again, leaving the body between the tracks. Police said wheels and debris at the site are common and the body may have been struck by multiple trains overnight.
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Man found dead in car at Winton Avenue location
A San Leandro man, Alvin J. Amst, 40, was found dead in his running car at the west end of Winton Avenue in Hayward. Police report the death appears self-inflicted. Coroner authorities noted the vehicle’s engine running and entry from the driver’s seat early today.
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Vida Blue in Nimitz wreck during Boston game recovery
Vida Blue of the Oakland Athletics survived a high speed crash on the Nimitz Freeway after a Saturday game with Boston. He and the other driver Mitsue Ho suffered minor injuries, and both autos were damaged. Blue’s team won the later contest.
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Robbers hit Food Stamp Center in Haywars
Robbers wearing ski masks robbed the Food Stamp Center at 1635 Grove War, taking 3230 in stamps and 14 in cash. They entered Friday, threatened staff, then fled toward Bird Street and Ocean View Drive. The vehicle used appeared abandoned with an engine running.
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Citizens to Probe BART Board Over Inactivity
Berkeley engineer Willard L. Wartson and 9 citizens charge the Bay Area Rapid Transit board with a technical whitewash. They accuse officials of neglecting taxpayers and warn of liability unless engineers and Westinghouse Electric Corp firms are subjected to legal oversight in the $1.5 billion system.
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Dean's Claims Surface as Watergate Hearings Loom
The interview quotes Dean claiming immunity to face charges while acknowledging risky acts. Watergate figures including Colson and Haldeman are cited as central to the cover up, with senators predicting Dean will offer a fuller account during televised hearings starting Tuesday.
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Skylab crew sets space time record
Skylab astronauts Charles Gaywadl Dy Joseph Kerwin and Pagid Wells set a new record for a single spaceflight surpassing the 23 day 18 hour mark. They exceeded the earlier Soyuz 23 day record during their mission, with continued spacewalks and experiments planned as they approach splashdown near San Diego.
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Supreme Court backs FDA power to remove ineffective drugs
The Supreme Court affirms the FDA authority to yank ineffective drugs from the market. In a 7 to 4 ruling spanning several drug cases, the court upholds the agency’s ability to require efficacy proof for marketed drugs and to regulate new formulations that are substantially similar to approved products. The decision preserves FDA control over testing, labeling, and exemption determinations, including denials of hearings when firms fail to provide evidence.
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Townfolk Help Farmers In Mount Carmel On Agriculture Day
In Mount Carmel Alabama a group of 40 local merchants joined about a dozen farmers for Agriculture Appreciation Day. Joking and hard labor marked the event as they baled hay, hauled water, and assisted with planting tasks amid persistent rains. The effort strengthened city farmer ties and highlighted community support for farm work.
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Budget action slated in San Leandro council meeting
San Leandro city council meets in city hall to take up the largest budget yet proposed by city manager Wesley McClure, with a total about 2.5 million below current expenditures. The agenda includes zoning amendments for massage parlors and a gasoline station project at the Marine-Merseed intersection, plus annexation and business district hearings. Nine resignations and multiple financial requests are on the docket, with a public hearing set for July 2 on rental San Leandro business district creation.
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Youth held on drug charge in Hayward incident
Hayward Jrootle was arrested on PCP related drug charges after officers spotted a staggering youth near Week-6 Park. Police reported cigarettes laced with animal tranquilizers PCP found during the arrest. Romi Atkins, 339 Industrial Park, cited as a related subject.
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Police urge better locks and anti burglary drive
Police push stricter locks and campus security to curb burglaries across the city during wartime. Despite a 27 percent rise in 1971, the anti burglary drive reduced thefts to 4 percent after a major campaign that included Operation Identification, urging residents to engrave license numbers on items and display window warnings.
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