Fremont man Hangs in jail after narcotics arrest
Anthony Hazlewood aged about 19, living in a Fremont foster home, was found hanged in a jail cell after a narcotics arrest. He used a cloth strip tied to a blanket, suspended from an upper bunk, shortly before 4:15 pm yesterday. Hazlewood, charged with narcotics intoxication and assaulting a police officer, died at Washington Hospital despite aid efforts.
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Teeth claimed in April ad sparks reader attention
The Daily Review ad seeking the owner of false teeth found in the parking lot drew many calls from San Jose, but no owner claimed them. Leonard White kept the teeth briefly before disposal, and Readers Digest later referenced the incident. Edlarene Hook crafted the ad and said two San Jose calls were misdirected. she later claimed someone else had taken them. The teeth cost about $500, and the San Jose claimants likely feel relieved they weren’t theirs.
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Stubborn door delays BART passengers at Fruitvale station
A train at Fruitvale in Oakland was held up when a car door failed to close delaying service by about a partial minute. Crews switched to yard manual speed of 10 mph and later an inspector switched to automatic speed control at the Oakland Interchange. The train then proceeded to Richmond and was taken out of service.
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Man Plunges 42 Stories to Death in Wells Fargo Building
Frederick Geiterl aged 65 an insurance underwriter leaped from the Wells Fargo Building in San Francisco plunging 42 stories to his death Wednesday. Police investigated and reported no known motive.
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Soviet plea to spare Arab guerrilla Abu Daud
The Presidium of the Supreme Soviet appealed to King Hussein of Jordan to revoke the death sentence for Jestler Abu Daud, a Palestinian resistance figure. Tass said the call cited humanitarian reasons and aimed to maintain Arab unity against Israeli actions, referencing other jailed Palestinians linked to February infiltrations.
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33 inmates moved back to San Bruno jail after disturbance
Thirty three San Francisco County Jail prisoners were returned from San Quentin to the county facility at San Bruno after a planned disturbance was reported. Sheriff Magisto said the remaining inmates would be moved back later in the week.
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San Bruno
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Fire kills man in San Francisco apartment blaze
In the Mission District an apartment fire ruled man killed and a second man injured. Foreman said a cigarette smoldering in a mattress started the $25,000 blaze that claimed Manuel Sandoval, 65, and left Michael Sullivan, 19, hurt.
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POWs Welcome Home At Base And In Flight
Returning POWs spark jubilant scenes from Clark Air Base to Maxwell and Andrews. Baird of Wooster Ohio walks off on crutches at Clark after being carried aboard, while others speak of dignity and honor. Crow Jr and James greet with salutes as crowds cheer, with Wells enjoying a birthday welcome and memories of a long captivity.
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Norman L. Wells
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Leandro complex on agenda for public hearing
The planning commission schedules a hearing on Leandro complex a four-building 16 unit project behind Halcyon Park and adjacent to a General Foods plant. Also on the agenda the reclassification of 2186 96 F Street from single family to light commercial for a dental lab and a push for a citywide beautification committee with members from existing groups.
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Reapportion bill shelved by Democrat leader
In Sacramento Democratic Assemblyman Kenneth Meade of Oakland condemned Republicans for breaking promises as he moved to shelve the asset reapportionment bill. Meade said the bill would be sent to the inactive file, citing fear of Ronald Reagan influencing lawmakers and accusing rivals of unkept word.
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Traffic accidents in Newark rise with calls for signals
Newark officials discuss reducing crashes at Thornton and Jarvis as daily traffic nears 15,000 vehicles. A speed limit cut on Jarvis is proposed from 39 to 43 mph, with raised pavement markers and white shoulder lines costing about 3,500 dollars. A traffic signal at Lake Boulevard is rejected for cost and rear-end risk.
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Food price surge marks largest rise in 22 years
Food and feed costs jumped 3.9 percent in February, easing from December’s 8.8 percent peak. Farm products and livestock prices led gains while eggs and vegetables fell. Administration denies raw agriculture controls, citing supply relief as key to curbing costs. A hunger-meat protest plans a mothers march on the meat market in Annapolis as price pressures persist.
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Bart Launches Public Relations Drive For Ridership
BART directors approved a promo campaign including posters in stations, tourist insertions, and bank ticket sales aimed at informing the public about service, handicapped access, and high-value ticket sales. February patronage topped two million riders since September, with 536 436 riders last month.
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Job environment groups eye unity and clash
In a discussion on environmental policy and labor, Samuels urges unity to improve living conditions and meet standards. Janes Lee of the building trades council attacks ecologists and the California Environmental Quality Act of 1970, while Donwld Vial of UC Berkeley notes the need for societal adjustment to balance preservation with job creation in the environmental cleanup effort.
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Viet
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Feedlot owner says costs high beef high
A feedlot owner notes rising costs and beef prices, saying cattle gain less weight due to mud and winter, yet profits per head can reach around 34 dollars with feed and labor. Neighbors and industry leaders discuss price controls, wholesale effects, and potential price discipline.
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Ken Monfort
Fart
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Colorado
Three Blue Angels jets collide in desert over Imperial Valley
UPI reports three Navy pilots ejected safely after midair collision during Blue Angels high altitude maneuvers over open desert. Rescued by Navy helicopters and flown to El Centro NAS. pilots listed as Lt Cmdr Dan Bently, Lt Marlin Willa, and Capt John Fogg. none seriously hurt. Imperial Valley, training center for the precision team, had a fatal incident in February 1973 previously.
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Marlin Willa
Aitkin
Minn
John Fogg
Greensberg
Imperial Valley
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