Nimitz Freeway Collapse Disrupts Oakland Traffic
Part of the Nimitz Freeway near the Oakland Coliseum collapsed during afternoon work on a utility line. Center lanes in both directions were closed from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. causing heavy southbound delays. Trucks used the MacArthur Freeway as a detour while crews searched for soft spots. Work finished by 2 a.m.
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Toy blamed for fire in Newark home
A heater placed near bedding caused a Newark bedroom fire that totaled about 7000 dollars. Kenneth Doose and Mrs Coast plus their young son escaped unharmed as smoke damaged the rest of the house at 7665 Linden Court in the early hours. In San Francisco, operating engineers and the Associated General Contractors announced a tentative contract while striking carpenters and laborers continue their walkout in 46 Northern California counties. Negotiators expect ratification within 10 days by 12000 to 15000 workers. details were not released.
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Deputies Ratify Pay Hike in Alameda County
The Alameda County Deputy Sheriff's Association approved a percent pay increase and $20 monthly medical benefits offered by county supervisors. President Tim Ryan stated the more than 200 officers at Santa Rita jail endorsed the proposal, part of a 400-member force seeking 7 percent raise and $59 monthly benefits.
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Crash victim files suit after light plane crash near Faview Avenue
Michaelynn Hardesty sues pilot James Theobald of Walnut Creek for negligent operation and seeks 200.10 in damages. Her three children also sue for 50,000 each, alleging injuries to passengers in the single engine plane that plunged into a wooded canyon east of Faview Avenue. The suit, filed in Alameda County Superior Court, also names San Lorenzo Flying School and Cessna Aircraft Corporation.
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Man Held In Poisoning Case In Hayward
Hayward police arrested William Dorschel 32 a machinist mate first class on the aircraft carrier Oriskanny on suspicion of attempted homicide after William Carreira 43 was treated at Levine Hospital for beer contamination believed to contain mercury after Dorschel allegedly delivered two six packs to Sharon Dorschel and Carreira warned of silvery balls in a beer bottle police said investigators found mercury like spheres in Carreira s beer in Dorschel s refrigerator and he was taken into custody
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Mind Reading Computer Under Study At Stanford
Stanford researchers at the Stanford Research Institute are building a computer that reads thoughts though brain wave patterns. The unit, linked to a tv dot interface, moves the dot up or down left or right when it recognizes specific words. Despite limited vocabulary and accuracy, developers see potential for direct human computer communication and note Pentagon funding with concerns over potential government misuse.
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Kidnapped girl mislaid and recovered in San Diego
Karen Huber, who vanished last November from a Los Angeles kindergarten, was found to be the same girl authorities say was held by Jack Clifton Sharp, a convicted child molester, under an alias. San Diego police linked the case after Sharp’s January arrest led to the unmasking of the girl’s true identity and a reunion with her mother. Karen had been in a foster home when investigators connected the dots and arranged the reunion in San Diego.
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Ehrlichman denies break in approval in Ellsberg case
In Washington AP report, John Ehrlichman denies approving a break in at Dr. Lewis Fielding's office linked to Ellsberg's psychiatrist. Prosecutor Merrill cites a phone call from Aug 31, 1971 and notes Ehrlichman’s approval depended on deniability. Plumbers unit and other defendants, including Liddy Barker and Martinez, face jury in Gesell court. voir dire produces 90 qualified jurors.
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Foreman and Miss Clay In Legal Dispute After Alleged Assault
Miss Clay says she and Foreman planned marriage and lived together in Bel Aire Los Angeles before moving to Mines Road home bought for 175000. She alleges Foreman tried to strangle her kicked her and an unknown woman dented her car during the incident. Dick Sadler and his son were unable to reach Foreman.
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Reagan Helps Puccio Campaign In Hayward Fundraiser
Governor Reagan drew a large, supportive crowd in Hayward for Puccio, mingling with attendees and delivering a 20 minute speech defending Republican records. He dismissed Watergate as California a nonissue, contrasted party values with Democrats, and praised Puccio while party organizers arranged appearances and fundraising活动.
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House backs hard antibusing stance in education bill
The House voted 242 to 163 to reaffirm antibusing provisions in a $2 billion education measure. Rep. Dee D. Waggoner led a motion to direct conferees toward a tough compromise, seeking to nearly end busing for desegregation and reopen cases where busing occurs. The Senate's looser amendments leave federal courts broader power to act as needed to ensure equal access. Conferees labored into the early hours without reaching a deal as the bill would expand and revamp elementary and high school programs.
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Kennedy son hospitalized after treatment side effects
Senator Edward M. Kennedy reported his 12 year old son Ted was admitted to St Vincent's Hospital in Dublin with mild side effects from cancer treatment. He had been in Athlone on a cruising holiday with six schoolboy friends when the illness required hospital care.
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Vacaville doctor amid wide federal marijuana conspiracy indictments
A Vacaville physician and 18 others are indicted by a federal grand jury in Sacramento on conspiracy to distribute and import marijuana. The case targets a major West Coast marijuana distribution network, with a joint state federal and local probe dating back to 1972. Dr Frite Rosthet of Vacaville is named in the indictment.
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Slaying Suspect Details At Tribeca Hotel Stab Event
The suspect, Grubsmith, a 27 year pressman, was stabbed in the heart at a transient hotel near the Tribune. Perrin is accused of the unprovoked attack. a seven inch dagger was found in Grubsmith's room as police planned lab tests. Grubsmith, from New York City, lived at 371 13th St since 1970 and receives psychiatric aid.
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California Supreme Court rules pollution delay illegal
The California Supreme Court ruled the Air Resources Board lacks authority to delay smog control devices due to the energy crisis. The court ordered immediate enforcement of the installation requirement for 1966-70 model vehicles unless the Legislature votes to override.
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EPA push to require unleaded gasoline at large stations
The EPA proposed that unleaded gasoline be sold at service stations handling over 200000 gallons annually by July 1, and at mural service stations by Oct 1 this year, three months earlier than before. The plan aims to speed adoption despite the need for new nozzles.
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