Three arrested in Boys Club burglary
SAN LEANDRO police arrested one adult and two youths on suspicion of burglary and criminal mischief after a break in at the Boys Club on Marina Boulevard. A fourth youth was later taken into custody. three rifles were found at a related location and more items ransacked during the break in.
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Mae Wenpuant
Pxilion
Uke Bay
Repasnt
Undercover arrest in LSD case nets Hayward suspect
An undercover agent arrested Jeffrey Mark Tumney in a Hermitage Lab related LSD operation in Alameda County. The suspect reportedly sold tablets for 5400 with a street value around 42000, and the case involves Hayward police and federal agents.
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Baal
Sar Brameisen
Yatore
U.S
Gant
Hayward
Frag
Mermont
Newark
San Leandra Imhiew
LSD
Likalat
In Custody Tragedy Reported At San Leandro
In a San Leandro incident a person died by self harm while in custody. Officers found the victim, tied with a cord, after responding to a disturbance at a residence. Investigators are reviewing the events and the circumstances surrounding the death shortly before a reported marriage dispute.
Man injured in collision with ear San Lorp AZT
A collision injured a man and involved multiple vehicles near Cypress. Police reported alcohol influence and possession of PVP as factors. Two passengers, Wyearald Pan Hogorodsky and Bruce Williams, were treated at Fairmont Hospital in San Teandru and released.
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Phas Svaire
Tehital
Cli
Bell Naval Hospital Ac
Wyearald Pan Hogorodsky
Mone Ave
Varald Bruce Williams
Cypress
Fairmont Hospital
San Teandru
Teens facing cancer head to Cape for Apollo Soyuz launch
Two 18 year olds Kevin Steen and Steve Southerland, both told their cancers were in remission, travel from Arizona and Florida to Cape Canaveral for the July 15 Apollo Soyuz launch. Kevin survived a deadly regimen and credits faith and support, while Steve has battled a malignant bone tumor and lost a brother to cancer. They will be joined by 18 year old Jimmy Craig of Rockledge.
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Cape Canaveral
U.S
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Steve Southerland
Leas
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God
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Miami
Fla
Ted Kennedy
Edward M. Kenedy
D-Mass
Ted Jr
Reve
Jeffery
Jenkertia
Mike
Donald K Slayton
White House
Richard M. Nixon
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Pago Pago
Hospitals eye room rate hikes amid doctor walkout
Hospitals across the region consider up to seven percent rate increases as doctors’ walkout raises costs and unsettles patient volumes. Administrators from St Rose, Eden, Laurel Grove, and Valley Mental Hospital cite payroll, settlements, and future costs while promising no immediate hikes at some facilities.
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Eden
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Loving Hospital
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Nerlave
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Laurel Groge Hospital
Castro Valley
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Laurel Grove
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Case
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Alge
High court rounds up limits on federal court power in rights cases
The Supreme Court narrowed its prior ruling on federal courts hearing state criminal allegations that touch constitutional rights. In a 5 to 4 decision, the court barred federal review when a state charge is filed before any meritorious federal proceedings unless highly unusual. Additional rulings involved Richmond annexation, FAA safety reports FOI exemptions, and antitrust challenges to large firms acquiring regional competitors, including American Building Maintenance buying J. Benton Management Corp in Los Angeles.
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Supreme Court
California
Richmond, Va
Hichmond
Chesterfield County
Federal Aviation Administration
Justi¢e Department
Potter Stewart
American Building Maintenance Industries
J. Benton Management Corp
Los Angeles
Circus Susie Elephant Drags Officers Through Shelley Yard
A circus elephant named Susie wandered into Sharon Jones’s Shelley yard at dawn, knocked over a lawnmower, chewed plants, and dragged officers across 30 yards while fleeing through fields. Trainer Clark captured her after a brief chase, ending the unauthorized visit. Police praised quick action despite the chaos and damage to flowers and lawn.
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Dale
UPI
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Susie
Mrs. Jom
Mrs. Jones
Reed Hayes
Clark
Hayes
Ford plans news parley in 2 p.m. conference
President Ford will hold a news conference at 2 p.m. Wednesday to discuss current events but will not declare candidacy for 1976. The session will be carried live on television and radio, from either the Rose Garden or East Room depending on weather, with Bay Area telecasts on local channels.
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Ford
White House
Ron Neasen
Rose Garden
East Room
Bay Area
Daily review highlights varied local and international incidents
A busy wire of brief items reports a $48000 loss in parking lot fees at San Jose airport amid an investigation of attendants, along with an English teacher’s nine day jail term, a travel agent murder in Piedmont, a Utah stallion truck fire, stock market optimism, three Marines killed in Okinawa, and a fatal Matamoros crash.
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Ndt
Mter Amutoast
Troyaut
Matamoros
Mexico
Toxic fumes force exodus from CALIPATRIA Calif
About a third of Calipatria residents evacuated as toxic fumes from a Dune Co insecticide plant fire drifted over the Imperial Valley town. Ninety people treated for nausea cramps and dizziness. more expected. Fire at a concrete storage building released dimethoate fumes. evacuation ordered by Eric Jessup and local officials. Over 700 people moved to Brawley for shelter at the National Guard Armory.
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Epl
Imperial Valley
Aflomacn
Dune Co
Jessen & Co
Eric Jessun
Firma
Shent
California Highway Patrol
Brawley
National Board
Fastest Toe and a Gambler’s Untold Venture
Taft pursues a film script writer for The Fastest Tee n the West while abandoning gambling spa trips. He plans to present his machine to Nevada gaming authorities and believes a well financed person could replicate the concept. He estimates $20 hourly potential at $10 bets and $200 at $1 bets, detailing rapid toe movements and constant rebuilding of wiring to sustain play.
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Taft
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