New attempt to raise Russian submarine in Pacific
New York based reports say the Glomac Explorer salvage ship, built for deep sea mining but claimed as federal property, will depart Long Beach to try again to raise a Russian submarine sunk in the Pacific. The vessel allegedly cost about seven hundred twenty five million and was built by Sun Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co.
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Fremont youth dies climbing in Yosemite
James B Welcome, 19, of Fremont, died during a one day climb in Yosemite National Park. He and partner Jolly Treving, also of Fremont, were near Penny-Nicke Arete Gulley when Welcome slipped and fell. Welcome, a Mission San Jose High School graduate and UC freshman majoring in mechanical engineering, was survived by his parents and sister. Private services planned at Clupe of the Hoses Mortuary.
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Charges Dropped in Park Strike
In Oakland Municipal Court charges against 3 of 13 arrested during a park protest were dropped for lack of evidence. The group, tied to local labor groups, remained charged with unlawful assembly trespass and unlawful entry after refusing to leave park headquarters.
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Desert Sandstorm Paralyzes Southern California Highways
A hurricane force sandstorm stranded thousands across the desert regions of Riverside and San Bernardino counties. Interstate 10 near Indio and Barstow to Baker were closed as wind gusts up to 90 mph blasted sand, burying autos and forcing rescues, with 1,000 stranded in Cabazon and vehicles abandoned along the highway. Fire crews treated elderly residents, traffic was halted, and wind damaged homes, poles, and trees.
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Changes planned for dial-a-ride system overhaul
Alameda Contra Costa officials mull drastic dial-a-ride changes to ease peak hour overloads. Alternatives include high ride in low demand zones and restoring dial-a-ride to a limited 4 pm to 1 am window, with costs ranging from 1.5 to 4.1 million. Officials warn a mixed system risks customer confusion.
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Area road projects face funding gap as federal aid shrinks
Ullrich warned the state highway fund will drop sharply if federal funds are not used, reducing programs to maintenance and operations. The department had accelerated construction to secure $2 billion in federal highway funds before a cutoff, while state-only projects are being limited.
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Lady ump not bad on two counts continued
The article reports on a woman umpire for an A s versus Portland Mavericks game with fans and players generally approving of her skills. Niceties and comments from players Gary Lieberman and others are noted, with mixed views on a female umpire handling close plays and potential reactions.
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Tea Party style whaling protest sinks into East River
In New York a Sierra Club staged protest dumped Japanese made television sets radios and two Russian vodka bottles into the East River to oppose whale killing by Japan and the Soviet Union. The items were recovered to prevent harbor pollution.
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Vigilantes abduct Uta suspects in Lawndale case
Investigators said vigilantes led by Vigilantes Whalley and associates kidnapped three people from their homes in Lawndale and held them for two days in Redondo Beach area. The group freed two, while one was taken to a cliff. Whalley and several others were booked on murder, kidnapping, false imprisonment and conspiracy charges.
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Fire damages home from overheated wax at 4440 Canner Court
A fire at 4440 Canner Court caused about £2,000 in damage when paraffin wax overheated on an unattended stove. Firemen reported the blaze started in a pan used to melt paraffin, with smoke and minor injuries among occupants.
Protests Trial Ruling Tightens Press Access in California
The Eastbay Press and sister papers petition the state Supreme Court to reverse a San Leandro district court of appeals order excluding press and public from a murder trial for Edwin Allegrezza. The ruling restricts coverage of the case involving Vincent Mlogreata and the Blasier family.
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Daily review of the news quick summary
Various items including a forest fire containment in California, debt ceiling vote by the House Ways and Means Committee, President Ford backing an anti crime bill, a Navy helicopter crash in Narragansett Bay with two missing, Susan Saxe guilty plea for armory looting, stock market gains with cautious tone, an earthquake in southern Italy, Indira Gandhi seeking party support, and Canada considering nuclear reactor imports from Japan during Tokyo talks.
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