Sudan defies guerrillas in embassy siege in Khartoum
Sudan rejects safe passage demands from Black September and demands surrender of the group amid a tense standoff at the Saudi embassy. Authorities impose tanks and checkpoints as gunmen threaten to execute the remaining diplomats. The siege follows the reported killings of U.S. diplomats and a Belgian envoy, with international attention mounting.
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Omdurman Radio
Sudan
Khartoum
Clea A. Noel Jr
Curtis Moore
Guy Eid
Egypt
Middle East News Agency
MENA
Cairo
Black September
Munich
Red Cross
Middle East
United States
Jordan
Gall
Yokoi and Mihoko Sit in Guam Lounge After War Ends
Shoichi Yokoi, the former Imperial Japanese Army straggler who hid in a Guam jungle for 28 years, sits with his bride Mihoko in a Guam lounge as news confirms the end of his long war.
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Shoichi Yokoi
Guam
Mihoko
Yokoi
Bride
Health officials say Citizens water safe
State health officials maintain Citizens Utilities Co water is pure and potable despite a January boil advisory. A list of 10 corrections, including well sealing and improved testing, was drawn up to prevent recurrence. Citizens must respond within 14 days, though state officials say no health risk remains.
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Fremont
State Department of Public Health
Citizens Utilities Co
Citizens
Frank E. Jones
Niles
Jones
Citizers
Morgan Stewart
TL. Chenault
Henault
Nima chase ends in chaos as two women clash in Livermore
Ruth Wilcox pursues a gold Chevrolet El Camino after a hit and run through Livermore streets. The chase reaches 60 mph past Alpha Beta and Safeway, with bystanders like James Lembesis attempting to intervene and a cyclist escaping unharmed.
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Peggy Sagen
Livermore
Ruth Wilcox
Marrietta Boulevard
Mrs. Wilcox
Sid Ehrlich dies at 55 prominent San Leandro businessman
Sid Ehrlich 55 owner of Sherry's Women’s Store died Thursday of a heart attack. He was in a car with wife Pearl and mother-in-law Rose Gralnick en route to Palm Desert from Los Angeles and died 30 minutes later at Loma Vista hospital. He chaired local groups and owned a Fairway Park shop.
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San Leandro
Sid Ehrlich
Sherry
wWoren
Mth
Pearl
Rose Gralnick
Palm Desert
Los Angeles
Loma Vista
Ehrlich
Fairway Park
Hayward
Weekend Rain Forecast Builds to Sixty Percent Chance
The weatherman predicts a 60 percent chance of rain this weekend with increasing clouds tonight and tomorrow. Southerly winds reach 15 to 30 mph as showers develop tonight and continue into tomorrow with partly cloudy intervals. More weather on page 12.
Hayward Receives $903000 in Revenue Sharing Requests
Community groups and city agencies filed requests totaling about $903000 for revenue sharing funds. The applications came from 22 groups including the Hayward Area Recreation District and Hayward School District. The council approved a $100000 annual seed funding and will evaluate needs, with no guarantee funds will be available.
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Hayward
Herman MéKessle
Hayward Area Recreation District
Micremoney
William Hanley
POW releases continue as Hanoi to free 30 Americans
Viet Cong will free 30 U.S. prisoners in Hanoi Monday after 106 were released there Sunday. Three CML Starlifter jets from Clark Air Base will transfer inmates to Clark, with two West Germans and two Filipinos among the freed. Talks at Saigon and Paris aim to resume troop withdrawals as 275 Americans remain jailed. Col. Le Truong Hien notes planned exchanges in Binh Dinh, Quang Ngai, and Quang Tin provinces.
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Saigon
UPI
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Clark Air Base
Philippines
U.S. Air Force
CML
Clark
Gia Lam
U.S
Joint Mill Commission
Momlay
United States
Vietnam
Paris
Col
le Truong Hien
Saigon Command
Binn Dinh
Whem
Hien
Quang Ngai
Quang Tin
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Chapel of the Chimes
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Mt. Eden High School
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