Fremont teen hanges self in city jail cell
Anthony R. Hazlewood, 16, arrested on narcotics charges, hanged himself in a Fremont City Jail cell. He used a torn mattress strap tied to a bunk. jailer Bohannon and officer Guinries found him unresponsive as a resuscitation effort began. He had been in a foster home at 4633 Pardee Street and was transported to Washington Hospital.
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Fremont
Fremont City
Anthony R. Hazlewood
Pardee St
Potee
Hartewood
Hazlewood
Jaztewood
Mowry Avenue
State Street
Michael Thomas Cooper
Blacksand Stt
Keith Bohannon
Hazewood
Bohannon
Walter Guinries
Fire Department
Hazfewood
Wastington Hospital
Teeth tale ends in lost ad and a switchboard smile
A mislaid batch of false teeth sparked an odd chain reaction: found in The Daily Review parking lot and by Readers Digest via a cheeky classified ad created by Fidtarene Hank. No owners claimed them, as Lennard White disposed of the items months later, while San Jose claimants faced mixed signals about ownership and value.
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Digest
Daily Review
Hank
Readers Digest
Hook
San
San Jose
Stubborn BART Door Delays Commute By 31 Minutes
Passengers faced a 31 minute delay yesterday after a car door failed to close at Fruivate station in Guk. Operators fixed the door and then moved the train manually at 1t a miles per hour. An inspector later enabled automatic speed control at Oakland Interchange and the train continued to Richmond before being taken out of service. The disruption started around 3 p.m.
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Bay Area
Fruivate
Guk
Oakland
Richmond
Power outage hits 5206 PG&E customers in Hayward
A PG&E spokesman traced the outage to a surge along the lines after a 12,000-volt line at Tennyson Road and Sleepy Ow Boulevard burned and fell. Kaiser Hospital at 2700 Hesperian Blvd lost power for over three hours with operating rooms and emergency facilities on emergency power. Readiness and restorations were delayed with cancellations of late afternoon eye exams and other procedures.
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Hayward
Pacific Gas & Electric
Pg&e
Tennyson Road
Sleepyow Boulevard
Kaiser Hospital
Hesperian Blvd
Plaza Lounge Robbed by Five, $270 Taken in Vermont Street Heist
Police report a 10:35 p.m. robbery at The Plaza Lounge 22616 Vermont St by five men one armed with a revolver demanding cash receipts. Bartender Charles Osberg said two entered with one lookout and a revolver pulled from the waist. A group of four women patrons reportedly threw a glass as they fled. A second Tuesday night robbery hit The Bubble Machine 24374 Mission Blvd for $0 with a man in a McClymands High School shirt. attendant Randy Cichox described the suspect binding and gagging him and leaving him in a closet before freeing himself.
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Hayward
Vermont Street
Plaza
Vermont St
Charles Osberg
Mission Blvd
McClymands High School
Randy Cichox
Burglary Stolen Guns and Jewelry At Castro Valley Home
Alameda County sheriff's deputies report a Castro Valley burglary at Alice L. Mongelli's residence lasting yesterday. Thieves forced entry by forcing the front door knob and stole two shotguns a rifle three watches two diamond rings and other items valued at 1003 dollars.
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Castro Valley
Alice L. Mongelli
Alameda County
Sigten
Deputias
POWs Return Home in Welcoming Dignity at Bases
Aboard planes at Clark Air Base and Maxwell and Andrews fields, returning American POWs are greeted with cheers and hugs after long captivity in Vietnam. Veterans, including Baird of Wooster Ohio and Capt. Thomas McNish of Franklin, celebrate reunion as military and civilian crowds salute their courage and endurance.
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Wooster
Ohio
Clark Air Base
Hanoi
Navy
Robert B. Fuller
Air Force
Cal
Norman Gaddis
Knoxville
Tenn
Vietnam
Reed
Clark
Maxwell Air Force Base
Montgomery
Ala
Thomas M. McNish
Franklin
C. McNish
Andrews Afb
Air Orca
Frederick &Craw Jr
Hampton, Va
Daniel James
Mack
Crow. James
Parole bitter pill for police in officer shooting
Los Angeles police identify Varn L. Stover as the trigger man in the Wilmington motorcycle officer shooting two weeks earlier. Stover, on federal prison work release, was paroled shortly after the arrest. Officer Guenther Olenurank was critically wounded when stopped for a traffic violation.
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UPI
Wilmington
Jack G. Collins
Varn L. Stover
Hover
Guenther E. Olenurank
Stover
Long Beach
Curtesy
Collins
New Yorkers Face Nation’s Highest Tax Burden
Albany New York based Empire State Chamber of Commerce analysis shows New Yorkers pay the nation’s highest per capita state and local tax burden at 3689 dollars, pushing total tax load to about 2,284 dollars including federal taxes. New Jersey follows with 2007 dollars in total tax burden and other states trail.
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New York
California
Massachusetts
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Texas
Underground Nuclear Test Reported Near Yucca Flats
UPI reports United States scientists detonated the year’s first underground nuclear test at Nevada’s Yucca Flats. The blast, felt in Las Vegas high rises about 70 miles away, yielded 2 to 206 kilotons, equating to up to 200000 tons of TNT.
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United States
Las Vegas
Nevada Test Site
Atomic Energy Commission
Newark Traffic Woes Prompt Study of Thornton Jarvis
Newark officials consider traffic changes after 15000 daily vehicles at Thornton and Jarvis. Report notes 60 percent daytime crashes, 72 percent in clear weather, 89 percent on dry roads, and 81 percent below 30 mph. Proposes lowering Jarvis speed to 45 mph, markers, and shoulder lines for about 3500 dollars. Recommends no new signal due to 30000 dollar cost and potential rear end crashes. Lake Houlevard signal rejected. Also items: library expansion lease and federal funding help for county programs.
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Jarvis
Tong
Louis Cortex
Lake Area
Nimitz Freeway
Newark Boulevard
Lake Houlevard
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Alameda County
Te County
Southern
Food price surge slows after 22 year high in February
February price data show processed fonds and feeds rising 2.9 percent monthly, still below December’s 5.8 percent peak. Farm products led gains as the Phase III program began, while raw agricultural prices remained uncontrolled. Government denies plans for raw agriculture price controls amid talk of possible retail meat price freezes. A meat-packaging shift and a mothers march in Annapolis highlight nationwide price pressures.
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Labor Department
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Nixon
Farm Belt
William J. Scherle
Fiona
Iowan
Afl-Cio
New York Times
Coniells
Agriculture Department
Annapolis
Sayi
Correction on Hayward Massage School Status
Dennis Miller states the California School of Massage at 1024 B Street Hayward operates independently and is not a branch of the Los Angeles School of Massage. He notes his classes meet in a separate office within the same building as Sherri's Studio, with Sherri's operator handling mail and messages.
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California School of Massage
B St
Dennis Miller
The
Daily Review
Los Angeles School of Massage
Miller
Terday
Sherri's
Sherri’s
BART launches public relations drive for ridership
The BART directors backed a broad promotional push including posters in kiosks, tourist publications, and bank ticket sale programs, while also reporting February ridership surpassed two million and revenue reached $98,498 for the month. The system’s patronage to date totals 26 holdings since September, with January’s peak and Washington and Lincoln birthday days boosting activity. The campaign aims to inform the public about services for the blind and handicapped and high-value tickets, as officials noted the 24/7 forecasts remain optimistic.
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Februay Total Sur
Richmond Inc
Washington’s
Lincoln's
Job and environment groups seek common ground
Samuels notes that meeting environmental standards would require fivefold improvements. James Lee of the building trades council blasts the California Environmental Quality Act of 1970 as fostering green growth at human cost. Donald Vial of UC Berkeley argues the labor and environment agendas conflict yet share goals, urging major societal adjustment for environmental cleanup.
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James Lee
Building Trades Council
California
Lee
Knw
Anl
Donald Vial
Center For Labor Research
Institute of Industrial Relations
University of California, Berkeley
Jimmy
Vial
Feedlot costs high as beef prices rise
Oklahoma feedlot owner Farr reports steers up to 1180 pounds after a harsh winter, with gains of about 230 pounds per animal offsetting higher feed and labor costs. He notes profits of roughly 35 dollars per head, while Monfort of Colorado expands vertical integration across feedlot and slaughterhouse operations to push packaged beef to stores. Some call for wholesale price restraints, while others resist retail controls, citing market fragmentation and supply concerns.
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Louisiana
Farr
Galle
Zattle
Warr
Fart
Kal Monfort
Monfort of
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Monfort
Montfort
A&i
Jerey Robbe
Ie Colorada Cattle Feeders
Three Blue Angel Jets Collide in Imperial Valley
Three Navy pilots parachuted to safety after midair collision of Blue Angel jets during high altitude maneuvers over the Imperial Valley desert. Rescue helicopters airlifted Lt Cmdr Don Bently of Seattle, Wash. Lt Marlin Villa of Aitkin, Minn. and Cap John Fogg of Greensburg, Ind to El Centro NAS. Witnesses saw three parachutes. no serious injuries reported.
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Pen Desert
Don Bently
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Wash
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Aitkin, Minn
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Imperial Valley
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