Nuclear plant leak at Rancho Seco triggers evacuations
SACRAMENTO A small leak of redi postive materials at the Rancho Seco nuclear power plant forced temporary evacuation of 178 workers. A Sacramento Municipal Utility District spokesman said a leaking valve on a water cooling pipe touched off an alarm at the 91 megawatt facility 25 miles south of Sacramento. Workers were cured from treatment while the valve was repaired. The leak was reported to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
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Rancho Seco Nuslear
Sacramento Municipal Utility
Sarramanta
Trea
Irlet
Jeff Marx
Feak
Nuclear Raglatory Commission
County fair opens tomorrow with preview night
The preview night offers a first look at floriculture and fine arts as the county fair opens tomorrow. Funds from the preview go to Mulberry Branch of Children's Hospital. Northern California horse players can place bets on 7-7-77, with the first 5,000 entrants receiving a commemorative medallion for a ducky hunch bet.
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Children's Hospital
California
Woman robs bank in San Lorenzo
A woman about 25 years old wearing a black shoulder length wig robbed the Security Savings and Loan branch at 429 Paseo Grande in San Lorenzo yesterday. She handed a teller a note demanding cash and indicating a gun, then fled out the west doors with the money.
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San Lorenzo
Security Savings and Loan Association
Paseo Grande
Woman indicted for bank robberies in Bay Area
A Oakland woman, Arnnestine Denise Gabriel, indicted by a federal grand jury on one count of armed bank robbery for the June 10 Security Pacific Bank heist at Fremont Fashion Center. Bail set at 100000. arraignment in San Francisco before Judge Renfrew pending. She allegedly fled on Nimitz Freeway after the robbery.
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Security Pacific Bank
Fremont Fashion Center
Arnnestine Denise Gabriel
Trucks tie up freeways after double crashes
An overturned liquor cargo truck blocked the Nimitz Freeway on ramp near Jackson Street Hayward for hours, pinning driver George Morrison for 30 minutes and causing long delays. A separate I-680 crash in San Ramon left two miles of backed traffic as a second truck skidded into a guard rail. driver J L Speed was treated and listed in good condition.
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Nimitz
Jackson Street
Hayward
Interstate 680
San Ramona
Doug Gilbertson
George Morrison
Merced St
San Leandas
St. Rose Hospital
Gilbertson
Tig
CHP
Pine Valley
San Ramon
J.L. Speed
John Muir Espa
Walnut Creek
Ube
Police blotter report of burglaries in Hayward and Eden Township
Patrol logs describe burglaries and robberies across South County. Entries include garage break ins at Jet Alexander’s and Lawrence Stromaren’s properties, with open garage doors and windows used for entry. Stolen items include cash beer cigarettes a tape recorder and a radio. vehicle reported as David Back’s in Cast Valley. Suspects unnamed. incidents dated yesterday and between Wednesday and yesterday.
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Jet Alexander
Tawa
Wesnesday
Esterday
Sheriff's Department
Eden Township
Ehren
San Leandro
David Back
Casta WatTey
Piste
Radio Atel
Gates Gay
Lawrence Stromaren
Casita Valley
Coor
Carter tactic fails to stop it Breeder reactor plan goes on
Washington reports that President Carter faced congressional barriers as he sought to halt the breeder reactor project at Oak Ridge Tennessee. Comptroller General Elmer Staats ruled funds could not be diverted without approval, while Senate panels debated a compromise to fund continued construction and study.
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Snes
Congress
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Staal
Senate Energy Committee
Her- Jackson
Dwash
Senate Gop
Ward Baker
Staals
Committee
the Nations Committee
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Blanket pardons lose in Senate fund battle
The Senate rejected a bid to drop pardon restrictions on Vietnam era draft resisters within a $7.7 billion funding bill. Sen. Mark Hatfield led the attempt, but a 44-38 vote left the limits in place as the package moved to a House-Senate conference. The measure would temper Carter's blanket pardon program and affect resisters abroad or who sought citizenship, with many cases already closed.
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UPI
Carter
Mark Hatfield
D-Orp
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House-Senate
Balfield
Justice Department
U.S
United States
Government liable for $750 million in explosion suit
In Savannah, a federal judge ruled the United States liable for about three quarters of a billion dollars in damages from a 1971 explosion that killed and injured many near Woodbine. The decision held Thiokol did not face suit due to workers' compensation, but the government share of fault was found substantial and total damages could reach $717.5 million upon appeal.
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UPI
Ts District Court
Alexander A. Lawrence
Thiokol Chemical Co
South Georgia
Woodzine
Amy
Vietnam
Iree
Atty
Edmund Booth
Neil Peterson
Te Justice Department
Attornney
Solicitor General's Office
Lawrence
District Judge's Court
Brunswick
Thinkol
Workmen's Compensation
United States
Police arrest man wanted in shooting Hayward
An Oakland man, 39 year old Ray M. Anchondo, surrendered to Hayward officers Thursday and was jailed on suspicion of attempted murder in the June 13 shooting of Ernest Cruz after a dispute over Cruz's ex wife and daughter. Cruz was hospitalized and underwent surgery. Anchondo and his Napa attorney Leo A. Gruppe went to the station voluntarily, and he was released on his own recognizance before remand for parole violation.
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Hayward
Oakland
Ray M. Anchondo
Ernest Cruz
Cruz
Anchonda
Leo A. Gruppe
Napa
Alfred Delucchi
Anchorde
Man holds doctor hostage in DC standoff over cancer claim
Leroy Menendez, 42, seized Dr Richard Street in Washington to press VA head Max Cleland on medical history and a 100 percent disability for cancer. After four hours police surrounded Maison Blanche building and Menendez surrendered following a talk with his older brother and a long distance call to Cleland. He fired twice, none injured, then spoke with relatives before handing over an automatic pistol.
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Washington
D.C
Feline Call
Leroy Menendez
Max Cleland
Veterans’ Administration
Lawrence Menendez
Orleans Parish
Menendez
Richard M. Street
Cleland
Richard S. McBride
Allonney
Menendes
Street
Tony Bdnagura
Teda
Maison Blanche
Bates
WDSU
Dick Edwards
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