Arrests Up But Crime Foes Down in California
California crime and arrest trends shown for early 1980s based on a state Bureau of Criminal Statistics report. Major felonies declined year over year while total arrests rose, with regional notes on Los Angeles, Oakland, and San Diego. Forecasts cover cool to warm patterns across Northern and Central California with scattered showers in higher elevations and coastal fog trends.
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Bureau of Criminal Statistics
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Peouthern Alameda County
Los Angeles
Oakland
Red Blutt
San Diego
San
Worthern California
San Francisco Bay Area
Ocean
Sacramento Valley
Shasta Sikisyou
S/beny
Windle
Yierra
Nevada
Boise
New
Basion
New York
Ciner
Cincinnati
San Joaquin Valley
Cleveland
Norit
Denver
Patshurch
West Wind
D.N
Des Motina
Salinas Valley
Rapid City
Salinas
Fort Worth
Kansas City
Tampa
Cas Veoas
Washington
Santa Mania
San Luis
Crispo
Louisville
Northwest Wind
Mosby
Ly Wariher
Gullible Desperado Falls For Old Trick
A robber coerces a clerk at Corum’s office demanding money and keys. The clerk recovers by maneuvering to unlock another door, triggering the thief to flee with his weapon. Later, forest fires near Santa Barbara threaten watershed areas with containment and multi‑million costs.
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Alameda County
Sher- Santa Barbara
Calitliff
UPI
Forest Service
Cora
Los Padres Nationalit
Wellman Canyon
Gunman Flees After Deputy Arrival With Shot Glass Door
Deputies arrived after a report of a glass door gunman who fled the scene. The suspect left behind a weapon and $43, and was not in sight when officers reached the location.
Four Hurt In Bay Boat Collision
In San Francisco Bay a barge loaded with 11 railroad freight cars struck a 24 foot yawl near Angel Island injuring four. Coast Guard officers Lt. Robert B. Melsheimer and Comdr. Arthur P. Roberts were hurt, along with two women Miss Julie Iverson and Miss Patricia Watson. Roberts suffered a broken arm, Melsheimer minor bruises. The yacht was demasted and its cabin crushed. A small rescue boat pulled the drenched officer from the water.
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SAN Francisco
Coast Guard
Robert B. Melsheimer
Angel Island
San Francisco Bay
Arthur P. Roberts
Clifford A. Pierce
Julie Iverson
Patricia Watson
Roberts
Melsheimer
Dodd Faces Mystery Behind Barred Papers At Hearings
A bipartisan six member Senate panel probes charges against Senator Thomas Dodd based on allegations by columnists Pearson and Anderson. Secret sessions bar documents on origin of papers while implying the material may be too stigmatized to be admitted as evidence. The inquiry centers on Dodd’s ties to Julius Klein and West German business interests, with former aides cited as sources.
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Dodd
Prew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Julius Klein
Chicago
Pearson and Anderson
Connecticut Democrat
Geldermann plan faces sewer rules and septic debate
In Pleasanton the Geldermann project proposes estate lots from one to ten acres along the hills near Pleasanton borders. Mayor Harding opposes annexation and septic tanks, while Dr. Malcolm warns septic tanks bring risks shown in Hayward Highlands. Geldermann cites UC Berkeley studies supporting septic use in the area.
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Geldermann
Pleasanton
Warren Harding
Geldertmann
Harding
Highlands
Hayward
John Biessen
John Winneberger
University of California, Berkeley
Blesser
Miami man to wed nurse after 112 pound loss
Martin Greenwald, 24, weighed 112 pounds less than late January as he pursued a 201 to 225 pound target. He credits a no food day plan supervised by nurse Myrna House at University of Miami Medical School's production program. The couple, both connected to the area hospitals, plan to marry.
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Miami
Martin S
Greenwald
Myrna Houselhe
Jmimple
Hue Hold Cinched Continued on Page Two
Infantry halted a paratrooper assault near Tuy Hon as helicopters ferried in US troops. Casualties were described as light for Americans with no Communist losses reported. The U S Air Force began air operations again in jungle regions northwest of Saigon.
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Saigon
U.S
Saigan
New Court Opinion On Rights
The Supreme Court ruled civil rights prosecutions may move from state to federal court only in limited cases. Justice Stewart rejected broad federal immunity, while Justice Douglas dissented, arguing federal remedi es protect against local prejudice. In other items, a companion decision said rights to equal accommodations may limit prosecutions in some cases. The article also notes Viet Cong attacks near Hue and ongoing hunger strike by a Buddhist monk.
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Supreme Court
Poller Stewart
Stewart i
LeVare County
Miss
Stewart
William ©. Douglas
Mississippi
Earl Warren
Willliam J. Brennan
Abe Forlas
Douglas
Madison
John, Marshall
Republic
Wefe Sudkigen Aaugu
Giewa
Tive
C. Clark
John M. Narlan
Byran White
Greenwald
Viel Greenwald
Lost Plane Hunt Continues Over Calif and Nev
About 500 military and civilian patrol planes have been searching since Friday for a twin engine aircraft missing on a flight from here to Nellis Air Force Base Nevada. The missing A3B prop plane carried Maj. Lawrence St Smith 34 Cupertino and Capt. Donald K. McCormick both Air Force officers. They took off at 1 h p.m. Friday on a nonstop night flight to Nellis near Voga.
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Nellis Air Force Base
Nev
California
Nevada
Mt. Whitney
Lawrence St Smith
Cupertino
Donald K. McCormick
Air Force
Nellis
Vogaa
Bundy Dismisses French Soviet Talks Threat to NATO
Former White House adviser McGeorge Bundy told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that a French deal with Moscow is a dangerous misreading of French intent. He warned against hasty moves to end NATO or force sides in the dispute, urging careful review of Atlantic Alliance unity amid De Gaulle’s Moscow visit. Bundy argued troop levels in Europe are less important than coordinated European defense and that U S options should remain prudent.
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McGeorge Bundy
White House
Moscow
Lasy
Bundy
Kennedy
Johnson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Atlantic Society
NATO
de Gaulle
Atlantic Alliance
Congress
United States
Europe
France
Academy Opens in Free Town Sierra Leone with Israeli Aid
Prime Minister Sir Albert Margai opened the West African nation’s first military academy in Free Town this week. The project was built with aid from Israel, marking a notable defense cooperation milestone for Sierra Leone.
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Freetown
Sierra Leone
Israel
Albert Margai
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