Man sentenced in rodeo killing case in Heyward
Terrance DaVitt Jacobs Sr 92 of Berkeley received 110.15 years in state prison for voluntary manslaughter in the Heyward rodeo death of Henry Iasley during the annual Rowell Bailie event witnesses testified Jacobs and Iasley fought before a second shot felled Iasley. A separate San Leandro case saw Lewis Rogers convicted of robbery and sent to a 90 day observation prior to sentencing before FBI arrest in Oklahoma City for a bank holdup last March.
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Henry Iasley
Terrance DaVitt Jacobs, Sr
Berkeley
Jacobs
Superior
William Hayes
Hayes Court
Josley
Rabots
Yeaterday
Lewis
Rogers
Chape
San Leandro
Vacaville
Will
Cena Valley Bank
Farnsworth St
FBI
Oklahoma City
Okla
Western Union
Assailant Strikes Woman At Fremont Home Door
Fremont police report a woman, Rosemarie Turgeon, 37, of 215 Staxlight Way, was struck on the back of the head and cut on the right wrist yesterday as she unlocked her front door. The 3 to 4 inch wrist wound was treated at Washington Hospital and she was released. No suspect is in custody. Turgeon did not see the attacker.
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Fremont
Rosemarie
Victoria
Staxlight Way
Murdered man identified near Alameda County Fair grounds
The body found near the Alameda County Fair grounds has been identified as Augustus Edward Rose, 32, of Oakland. A Louisiana native and fisherman by trade, Rose likely died hours before discovery from gunshot wounds to the left arm and chest. Sheriff deputies investigate the Pleasanton scene where he was propped against a tree near Gates 5 and 6, found by a patrol officer.
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Pleasanton
Alameda County Fairgrounds
Augustus Edward Rose
Oakland
Louisiana
Rose
Fremont
Car
Bernal Agenucy
Fairgrounds
Alameda County
Torcycle
San Francisco
Thomas J. Cahill
Livermore-Pleasanton
Castlewood Country Club
Drug overdose blamed in Fremont death
Ronald Maria, 19, was found dead after an apparent heroin ingestion followed by alcohol and a half capsule of sedative, according to police. His mother reported four youths entered his room, prepared and injected the drug, and he collapsed soon after. Investigators described a fatal sleep after the injection.
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Fremont—Aoung
Ronald
Maria
Vallejo BE
Robert Pélterin
Pellerin
Marin
Injured auto victim recovers at Kaiser Hospital
Edward Galarsa, 12, of 923 F St Union City, was released from Kaiser Hospital yesterday after recovering from critical injuries suffered in an automobile accident on Calavetes Caneyon road. The May incident left Galarsa with chest injuries as a result of the collision.
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Hayward
Edward Galarsa
F St
Union City
Kaiser Hospital
Galarsa
Calavetes Caneyon Hoad
Kaiser strike notice targets Kaiser centers in Oakland and Berkeley
The Office and Professional Employees Union Local 29 threatens a 900 member strike at Kaiser Foundation Health Plan and three Kaiser facilities if no contract is reached. The walkout would start 12:01 a.m. Friday, shifting from administrative offices in Oakland and Berkeley to broader sites. Core issues include wage increase, pension, seniority, grievances, maternity leave, and benefits with nurses not expected to cooperate.
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Oakland
Eployes
Bes Débhaur
Kaiser Foundation Health Plan
Kaiser
Market slips as trade slows and Britain moves on float
New York stock prices declined in a sluggish session with the Dow Jones industrial average down 3.84 points at noon to 931.44. Broader market activity was subdued as investors waited and reacted to Britain's float risk and a Commerce report showing only a small May gain. Metals and rubbers bucked the trend while most groups fell.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Britain
Commerce Department
Correction on motorcyclist death near Vineyard Road
The correction states Terence Klaas, a Castro Valley resident, was killed Monday on Vineyard Road in Casino Valley not Vineyard Avenue between Pleasanton and Livermore as reported by The Revely yesterday. The crash occurred when his motorcycle left the road near Walnut Road and passed between two trees seven inches apart.
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Castro Valley
Vineyard Road
Casino Valley
Vineyard Avenue
Pleasenton
Liv
Ermire
Terence Klaas
Walnut Road
Kosygin as U S Hanoi envoy per unpublished Pentagon Papers
The Times reports unpublished Pentagon Papers sections show Soviet Premier Kosygin acted as intermediary between Washington Moscow and Hanoi. May 1955 meetings with Nikolai Firyubin reveal Kosygin offered a channel to transmit messages to Hanoi. The study notes Kosygin sought to avoid jeopardizing Soviet aims and may have underplayed North Vietnam pressure.
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New ‘York
UFI
Alexei Kosygin
Hanoi
Gear ‘Times
Washington
Moscow
United States
North Vietnam
the Times
Pentagon
Jack Anderson
Times
Foyt Kohter
Nikolai'P_ Firyubin
Kohter
Savitb
Paral Firyubin
U.S
Soviet Union
Kosygin
London
Kos
Louisiana action Legislature kills 'Jim Crow' laws
Baton Rouge reports the Louisiana House and Senate repealed most Jim Crow laws, including bans on interracial marriage and separate facilities. Rep. Dorothy Mee Taylor led the repeal, saying the laws' existence still insulted Black residents. Gov. Edwards poised to sign. Six bills passed unanimously. two nonunanimous, with four senators abstaining.
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Baton Rouge
UPI
U.S. Supreme Court
Louisiana
Dorothy Mee Taylor
New Orleans
House
Senate
Water quality crackdown targets Alameda Creek discharges
Water quality officials move to curb wastewater dumping into Alameda Creek as Livermore and VCSD face expansion delays. The board orders unified reclamation control and a formal timetable to limit new connections, amid ongoing sewage overload and penalties for regional board violations.
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Livermore
Preakton
Vcsd
Resigning Official Cites Private Sector Move
Sacramento AP Wil iam Hemn director of the State Department of Industrial Relations resigns after a year of controversy tied to the Sylmar Tunnel blast that killed 11. Gov. Reagan receives the letter as Hemn says he is leaving to enter private business amid ongoing pressure from the incident and related fallout.
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Sacramento
Wiliam Hemn
State Department of Industrial Relations
Sylmar Tunnel
Reagan
Bart Coke
State Department of Agricul
Ture and Services
Mer
Hern
Coke
Attorney General Younger Under Fire Over Consumer Protection
Deputy AG Nelle Gour claims Evelle Younger touts consumer protection while failing to back a Boise Cascade case. Gendel resigns from the Investment Fraud unit citing lack of investor protection. Younger's spokesman denies misconduct as Gendel plans a watchdog group to monitor agencies.
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Los Angeles
Adv
Nelle Gourdet
Evelle J. Younger
Vic
Cougnt
Younger
Ust
Gendels
Geritie
Graim
Gendel
San Francisco
Adtv
Gen
Senger
Sper
Allarey
Raise
Cascade
Boise Gascade
Contra Costa
Boise 4
Boise Casacane
San Francisco Bay Area
Cranston's Son Accused in Drugging Case lawsuit filed
Playboy model Williams alleges she was drugged with MDA at a Marcus home on March 23. She claims Ralph Nulter appeared as attorney for a former judge and that a warrant was issued for his arrest. Williams seeks 13 million in damages from Cranston Marcus and 40 John Does for paralysis loss of speech and psychological harm.
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Gures
Cranston
Superior Court
Ralph Nulter
Init Mateus
Williams
Marcus Luxirious Coldwater Canynp
MDA
Cranston, Marcus
John Does
School finance accord discussed at caucus meeting
An accord on school finance and tax reform was to be reviewed in a “caucus of the whole” meeting. Mills indicated the plan seemed to have been worked out between Reagan and Moretti, with Moretti and a governor’s representative expected to present it jointly, though no specifics were given.
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Mills
Reagan
Moretti
Agnews announce daughter to wed
Washington UPI reports Vice President Spiro T. Agnews and his wife have announced the engagement of their daughter Susan Scottt to Carroll Stein a Maryland state employee from Baltimore.
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Washington
UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
Susan Scottt
Carroll
Stein
Maryland
Baltimore
Nixon to Hold First News Conference In Over A Year
President Nixon will hold a nationally broadcast news conference from the White House Boat Room Thursday night. Two spokesman said the exact time had not yet been set and the event would be aired live on radio and television.
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Washington
Nixon
White Rouse Boat Room
Ronald
ZI Aeld
Annigmaria
UCSD scientists study drug brain link
UC San Diego researchers funded by a 512000 NIH grant will study how drugs interact with the brain and central nervous system at the UCSD School of Medicine. Led by Dr Arnold Mandell, the team will examine how drugs affect neural signaling, withdrawal, tolerance, and potential inheritance of addiction traits while exploring new countermeasures.
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San Diego
Calif
University OF California
San Diego School of Medicine
hi-National Institute of Mental Health
Arnold Mandell
Ucsd Department of Psychiatry
Herain
Mandell
UCSD
SEATO Sees Improved Peace Hopes Despite Subversion Threat
SEATO leaders say chances for lasting peace in Asia look better than in the past though subversion and terrorism remain urgent issues. The final communique notes Moscow and Beijing influence, urges collective defense only through advice and economic aid, and plans next year’s meeting in Washington with eight members attending.
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Canberra
UPI
Southeast Asia Treaty Orgation
SEATO
Asia
Termhall
Thailand
Philippines
Jesus Vargas
Sato Secretariat
Moscow
Peking
Indochina
Caimei
Ingeting
Ashington
United
States
United Kingdom
Australia
New Zealand
Pakistan
France
North Vietnam bombing probe tied to Lavelle case
Senate Armed Services Committee will investigate unauthorized bombing of North Vietnam ordered by Gen John D Lavelle. Sen Jaim Stennis said the Lavelle inquiry and Abrams nomination would be reviewed, noting serious questions of command and control and air force oversight. Defense says Abrams had no knowledge of the raids.
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Washington
UPI
Sen
Jaim
Stennis
D - Miss
Senate Armed Services Committee
North Vietnam
John D. Lavelle
Creighton W. Abrams
Lavelle
U.S. Air Force
Southeast Asia
Bef
House
Abrams
U.S
Vietnam
Ment
Soft-talking officer traps gunman in hospital attack case
Police report a gunman subdued after assaulting an officer during a confrontation. Miss Fink remained hospitalized in serious condition with possible internal injuries and bruising. A superior officer praised the suspect’s handling of people prior to the incident.
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Miss Fink
Johns
Oficer
Voters weigh water bond decision on district plan
Whitfield says the board likely won’t seek voter approval for another issue and urges careful consideration of the water bond. ACWD will honor prior commitments and plans to supply water to developments approved by Fremont, Newark, and Union City, with Citizens Utilities serving parts of those areas. The district could face legal action if it defaults on water supply to residents in the Niles, Decote, and Sevyen Hills regions.
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Fremont
Newark
Union City
Citizens Utilities Co
Citizens Utilities
Niles
Fremem
Decote
Sevyen Hills
Ustion City
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John Michelis
Michelis
D.H
Louisiana Action
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Mayiner
Alameda Creek
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Cranston’s
Agnews
UC San Diego
Zhingtall
Seato Council
N. Viet
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