Fremont Man Hangs Self in City Jail Cell
Anthony R Hazlewood a 1 year arrestee on narcotics charges hanged himself in Fremont City Jail after an officer found him 9 40 pm Hazlewood in a foster home on Pardee Street tore a mattress cover into strips fed one through a bunk hole and used a knot to suspend himself Jail staff attempted resuscitation with a fire department unit but he died at Washington Hospital Police reported Hazlewood had been in custody for under the influence of narcotics assaulting an officer and resisting arrest, while a separate suspect, Grood, was arrested on charges including DUI narcotics and assaulting a police officer.
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Fremont City
Anthony R. Hazlewood
Pardee St
Hazlewood
Phillips
Paslee
Keith Bohannon
Bohannon
Walter Quinones
Fire Department
Haz- Jewaad
Washington Hospital
Teeth hoax in parking lot ad fools readers and claimants
The Daily Review site found teeth in April and ran a classified plea for their owner. Despite many inquiries to Bay Area readers Digest and a San Jose group, no one claimed the teeth. The tale spread after Readers Digest mentioned it and a claimed owner later confessed the teeth had been discarded.
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Hayward
Daily Review
Bay Area
Daily Steview
Daily Revie Maintenance
Leonard White
Digest
Edlarene Hook
Horn
Door delays train at Fruitvale Station in Oakland
Stubborn door prevented a BART car from closing and delayed a train from leaving Fruitvale station Oakland for about ST minutes yesterday. Operators fixed the door and switched to manual speed then automatic speed control at the Oakland Interchange before the train proceeded to Richmond and was taken out of service. Delay started around 3 pm.
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Bay Area
Fruitvale
Oakland
Richmond
Burglary in Livermore Sees $2,500 In Goods Taken
Livermore police seek burglar(s) after a Tuesday morning break in at a home. A gold charm bracelet worth 1,500, a 200 antique gold bracelet, four watches, coats, and other valuables were stolen along with check blanks, credit cards, and records. The thief entered via a rear window and emptied drawers. Victim Fred G. Wolfe, 56, reported the loss.
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Livermore
Fred G. Wolfe
Coral Sea set to depart Alameda for Western Pacific duties
The Coral Sea will be the first attack carrier deployed to the Western Pacific since the Vietnam cease fire when it leaves Alameda Friday. The 63,000 ton ship carries a 4,900 crew and is assigned to routing duty, Navy spokesmen said. The carrier returned to Alameda Naval Air Station last July after seven months on duty in the combat zone.
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Coral Sea
Western Pacific
Vietnam
C. Whiel
Navy
Alameda Naval Air Station
Tome
Man Plunges 42 Stories to Death in Wells Fargo Building
In San Francisco, Frederick Gelhert a 6 year old underwriter reportedly fell 42 stories to death Wednesday from the Wells Fargo Building. Police labeled it a fatal accident while investigators examine the bizarre incident and surrounding circumstances.
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Wells Fargo
Soviet plea to spare Abu Dawd in Jordan death sentence
The Presidium of the Supreme Soviet appealed to King Hussein of Jordan to revoke the death sentence against Abu Dawd, leader of Palestinian resistance, and other detainees. Tass reported that the appeal urged humanitarian grounds to unite Arab nations against Israeli aggression and would please Arab friends.
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Youssel
Jordan
Abu Dawd
Tass Aews
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Black September
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Daud
Ignal
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Supréme Soviet
Hussein
Abuaud
Tass
33 inmates returned to SF jail after disturbance
Thirty three San Francisco County Jail prisoners moved to San Quentin after a disturbance have been brought back to the county facility at San Bruno. Sheriff Richard Hongisto said the men, part of a group of seven moved after reports another disturbance was planned, were returned Wednesday. The rest would be brought back later this week, and twelve others moved to the Hall of Justice jail have not yet returned.
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San Quentin
San Bruno
Richard Hongisto
Hall of Justice Ater
Hongisto
POW welcomes at Travis seed any embrace and cheers
Prisoners of war repatriated from Vietnam arrive at Clark and Maxwell air bases to cheering crowds. Baird of Wooster Ohio walks off the plane on crutches despite paralyzed legs while others express gratitude to the American people. Remarks stress dignity and honor in returning home as the tally reaches 299 with 26 percent still to be freed.
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Baird
Wooster
Oto
Clark Air Base
Handi
Navy
Robert B. Fuller
Air Force
Norman Gaddis
Kapaville
Tenn
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Hanoi
Clark
Maxwell Air Force Base
Montgomery
Ala
Thomas M. McNish
Franklin
N.C. McNish
Mixon
Linda
Amerca
Andrews Afb
Frederick A. Crowdr
Hampton, Va
Tanner James
Apital
Cri Dames
Paroled motor officer killer identified as trigger man
A man identified as the trigger man in the Wilmington motorcycle officer shooting two weeks earlier was on federal work release and paroled shortly after. Vera L. Stover, 49, faces an assault with intent to murder charge for the shooting of Officer Guenther Ohendraut, 30, who was struck but not badly wounded during a traffic stop. The slaying suspect had been in a federal prison program when the offense occurred, according to Acting Police Chief Jack G. Collins.
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UPI
Aimran
Wilmington
Putice
Jack G. Collins
Vera L. Stover
Stover
Guenther _ Ohendraut
Long Beach
Collins Sait
Reagan backs bill to sustain child care funding
In Sacramento Governor Ronald Reagan endorsed Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti’s AB 587 a 1.1 million bill to guarantee state support for child care services through July 30 amid Nixon administration cutback threats. Roy Bell said Reagan strongly backs the bill to preserve care for about 90 000 children if federal funds expire due to rule changes set for April.
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UPI
Ronald Reagan
Shane
Assembly
Bob More
Ways and Means
Roy Bell
Bell
Reagan
Morett
Nuclear test detonated at Yucca Flats Nevada
United States scientists announced the first underground nuclear weapons test at Yucca Flats in Nevada. Officials say the yield ranged from 20 to 20 kilotons, equivalent to about 200,000 tons of TNT. The blast was reportedly felt in Las Vegas resorts about 70 miles away.
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UPE
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Atomic Energy Commission
Flamboyant Bend Cat Thy Gets Shaved After Skin Infection
Mrs. Mike Tarbet of Bend Oregon reports her cat Thy developed a skin infection and matted coat requiring shaving from neck to rump. The grooming left the pet with a dramatic, exploding weasel like appearance.
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Bend
Thy
Traffic safety debate in Newark targets Jarvis area
Newark council weighs traffic study findings showing most accidents daytime and in clear weather. Proposals include lowering Jarvis speed to 30 to 43 mph between Nimitz Freeway and Newark Boulevard and adding raised pavement markers and shoulder lines at about 3500 dollars. A traffic signal at Lake Boulevard is rejected as too costly. Support for library modular addition and county lease unfolds amid broader budget items.
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Thornton
Jarvis
Tong
Louis Conez
Lake Area
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Newark Boulevard
Lake Boulevard
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Lake Jarvis
Alameda County
Amnonth
Southern
Food price surge fuels debate on controls and releases
February prices for farm products rose faster as phase III took effect and wage guidelines loosened. White House insists no raw agricultural price controls due to supply goals, while unions warn of pressure for stricter measures. Agriculture Dept halts canned luncheon meat purchases for 2.6 million, replaced by protein substitutes. Annapolis housewives protest meat market prices.
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Ronald N. Ziegler
Ziegler
Nixon
Farm Belt
William J. Scherle
Brown
Towan
Apl-Cio
Agriculture Department
Annapolis
BART Launches Public Relations Drive Amid Ridership Milestone
BART directors reviewed a broad promo campaign including posters in kiosks, ads in publications, and services aimed at the blind and handicapped as part of a push to inform the public about ticket sales and rail operations. February ridership surpassed two million with 536 438 riders last month and total patronage since opening in September reaching a stated milestone. officials noted revenue and forecasts assumed full service.
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Gat
Cebruary Lab Sur
Richmond
Washington
Lincoln
Job environment groups eye unity
A dispute over how to balance labor and environmental goals surfaces as James Lee of the building trades faults the California Environmental Quality Act of 1970. He argues environmental groups block human needs, while Donald Vint of UC Berkeley notes the tension between labor and environment but sees potential gains in jobs for environmental cleanup through adjustment.
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James Lee
Building Trades Venuel
California
al Ous
Lee
Arrow
Donald Vint
Center For Labor Research
Hhu Institute of Industrial Relations
University of California, Berkeley
Jiminy
Vint
Vial
Feedlot owners warn prices high boost profits
In Oklahoma and Colorado, cattle feedlots report heavier weights and rising costs. Farr notes 1350 pound steers, profit from 350 pounds gained per animal, while Monfort of Colorado operates a huge feedlot, slaughterhouse, and packing operation supplying 14 cities. He opposes retail controls but supports wholesale price aides. others push for a possible retail price freeze to curb volatility.
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Farr
Ike
Parr Eays
Ken Monfort
Marr
Monfort of
Colorado
Monfort
Hie
Manforl
AXP
Jerry Robbe
Colorado Cattle Weeders
Blue Angels Jet Collision Near El Centro Injures Pilots
Three Navy pilots parachuted to safety after midair collision of Blue Angels jets during high altitude maneuvers in Imperial Valley California. Officials reported no serious injuries with pilots evacuated to El Centro NAS. Names listed: Lt. Cmdr. Don Bentley, 23, Seattle. Lt. Marlin Willa, 29, Aitkin, Minn. John Fogg, 28. Imperial Valley is home to the Blues and recalls a February 1972 fatal accident during practice.
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Calif
Cdr
Don Bently
Seattle
Wash
Marlin Willa
Aitkin,Minn
John Fogg
Imperial Valley
Blue Angels
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