Eight-year-old San Lorenzo rider killed by train near West Winton
Police said Scott Wonderlay of 1622 Via Amigos was riding parallel to a Southern Pacific train when he crossed a gravel bed near West Winton Avenue, half a mile north, and was struck and killed. Bystanders Bob Miller and Frank Buchtoh, riding with him at 1551 Via Labos and 1793 Via Rancha, were present.
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San Loreno
West Winton Avenue
Scott Wonderlay
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Southern Pacific
Natroys
Sam Larent
Bob Miller
Labos
Frank Buchtoh
Rancha
Wanderley
Burglaries Strike Fremont Leaving $4500 in Goods
Over the weekend thieves stole more than 4500 in items from Fremont businesses. About 2400 in electronic repair gear and two TVs vanished from a Central Electronics van moved to 4674 Thornton Avenue after being stolen and driven 43 miles. A 1495 TV and 144 in furnishings were taken from a motel at 3356 Collin Court after a sliding glass door was pried.
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Fremont
T Ne Corenervial Enterprises
Central Electronics
Thornton Avenue
Bere
Collin Court
Antipoverty study group to meet in Hayward tonight
A nine member task force will review the Southern Alameda County Economic Opportunity Agency and its funding. The group meets at 7 p m at the Eden Center 1435 Grove Way Hayward to discuss a critical agency evaluation and the potential impact on operations amid recent leadership shakeups and an alleged embezzlement case.
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Alameda County
Economic Opportunity
Roberto Acosta
Priday
Etter
Furman
Acosta
Dead whale towed from Stinson Beach for disposal
A 36 foot gray whale carcass washed up at Stinson Beach then was towed out to sea by Coast Guard teams. Fire chief George White confirmed the whale, marked by tow lines, was the same animal that earlier floated into San Francisco Bay and was towed back out. Guardsmen pulled the whale to the Farallon Islands about 23 miles off Marin County to destroy it.
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San Francisco Bay
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Farallon Islands
Marin County
Two booked in fatal shooting in Long Beach
Police booked Martin Castro and Thurston Jensen both 21 and 27 of Long Beach on suspicion of murder and wounding after a fatal shooting at Crawford's home following an argument with Castro's younger brother a juvenile. Henry Cascdillo 23 died from three gunshots while Randy H Crawford 22 was in critical condition at St Marys Hospital with four bullet wounds.
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Long Beach
Uplj
Henry Casdillo
Randy H. Grawford
St. Mary’s Hospital
Martin Castro
Tat
Castro
Trother
Crawford
Vestro
Jensen
Ned
Arraignment in S F Slaying Shocks Bay Area
Raymond C Styles 24 unemployed roofer arraigned on charges of killing Raymond L Fineout 38 development director for the California Academy of Sciences. Fineout was stabbed and his body found on San Bruno Mountain after being driven from Albuquerque.
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Redwood City
UPI
California Academy of Sciences
San Bruno Mounain
Raymond C. Styles
Vermont
Nety Mexico
Albuquerque
Raymond L. Fineout
The
Academy
San Francisco
Galion Gate Park
Tow of Soviet Sub Continues Across Atlantic
A Fuasian rescue ship still tows a disabled Soviet missile submarine toward the Soviet Union 17 days after first sighting in the North Atlantic. The sub was near 1.1 miles east northeast of Newfoundland and about 3,000 miles from Russia, with material transfer from the Russian cruiser Leningrad noted. Long range Soviet aircraft also flew over the area on multiple days.
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Washington
UPS
North Atlantic
Soviet Union
Atlantic
Defense
Jerry W. Friedheim
Bestau
Newfoundland
Leningrad
Mediterranean
U.S
Friedhaim
Strike trouble in Iraq as Bahrain workers clash
Iraqi news agency reports students supporting Bahraini striking workers clashed with police. Several injured or killed, warrants issued for student ringleaders. A British Embassy spokesman in Bahrain said the capital was quiet. Gulf Aviation Go workers struck, demanding Bahraini hires over foreign workers.
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UPI
Gulf
Bahrain
Gulf Aviation
Valley smog debate drives study on growth limits
Livermore-Amador Valley faces a smog crisis with proposals for halting new housing until utilities fix water and sewer issues. A proposed $700,000 NSF-backed study will model land use, population forecasts, and emissions to guide planners and officials on optimal growth while addressing air quality constraints.
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Dublin
Valley
Pelister
Feldstein
Ouly
National Science Foundation
Bay Area
California All Resources’ Board
Board of Supervisors
Televised ballet Viewers get slice of Chinese life
NBC televised the two hour Red Detachment of Women seen nationwide as a spectacular Chinese ballet. The production highlighted martial color, precise choreography, and dramatic stage effects under Mao era themes with star Shih Ching-hua. Critics praised the dancers artistic quality despite didacticism and propaganda undertones.
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UPT
Americas
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Nixon
Peking
NBC
China
Gene Jelly
Nassian
Mao Tsetung
Chiang Ching
Shih Ching-hua
Corps D'Hattel
New York Times
John 3. O'Connor
Bs Mao
O'Connor
Publicul
China O'Connor
Iris
West
New York Daily News
Ben Luparello
Irving Pleads Guilty in Fraud Conspiracy Case
Irving and Suskind faced federal indictments alleging a scheme to defraud McGraw Hill related to an autobiography of Hughes. Irving admitted to keeping about 700000 dollars and giving 43000 to Suskind who helped with research and tapes. Hughes disputed the book as fiction.
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Suskind
Hughes
United States
Mexico
Caribbean
Grat Jaries
Tiurna
McGraw-Hil
Teving
McGraw-Hill
Cheating schemes cited in audit of construction project
Auditors identified inflated costs and inflated mortgage and interest subsidies in a builder sponsored project. A national pattern of over estimating construction time was found, with general officials allowing 45 months for a project completed in eight. No cost savings occurred, yet the builder earned $25,159 in incentive pay for beating the deadline.
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Wharie
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Yui Tder
Gandhi party wins nationwide majority in state elections
In New Delhi Indira Gandhi's ruling Congress party swept to a majority in seven state assemblies and led by a landslide in six more. The only exception was Meghalaya where Congress ally Hill Peoples Conference led.
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New Delhi
UPI
Indira
Gandhi
Congress Party
Pas Meghlaya
Hill Peoples Conference
Ailing airline pilots shielded by doctors system review
A partial excerpt notes pilots may be deemed medically unfit yet are shielded by doctors. It discusses a biannual or annual certification cycle, lack of mandatory independent medical exams, and no requirement for airlines to maintain comprehensive medical records on pilots.
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Airline
Over 59 arrested at six hour rock concert in park
Police said more than 59 people were taken into custody during a six hour concert at Kilysian Park in Los Angeles. Among those arrested were 45 adults and 1 juvenile, most on charges related to drugs and alcohol.
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Los Angeles
UPS
Kileysian Park
Alcohal
Pollution rules may shutter up to 300 plants
A government study by OEQ warns 200 to 300 plants could close by 1976 due to new pollution controls, risking 50,000 to 125,000 jobs. It foresees price hikes and slower growth but argues benefits from reduced pollution and longer lives, with limited regional impact and offsetting new antipollution industries.
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Washington
UPH
White House
Alea
Davis defense uses peremptory challenge in Davis trial
San Jose Calif AP Angela Davis lawyers used their first peremptory challenge to strike IBM executive William J Hotaling from the tentative juror panel amid questions of prejudice. Hotaling, father of three, had said he believed the Communist party aimed to overthrow the U S government and described limited nonwhite contact. The jury selection continued in the third week of the murder kidnapping and conspiracy trial stemming from a 1970 courthouse shootout that killed a judge and three others.
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Calif
Angela Davis
William J. Hotaling
IBM
Hotaling
Communist Party
United States
Ter
Holaling
Mary Timothy
Stanford University Medical Center
Palo Alto
Miss Davis
Nixon to air views on busing after Florida primary
President Nixon has prepared a statement on school busing policy but will not release it until after Tuesday's Florida primary. Deputy White House press secretary Gerald L. Warren said Nixon worked on the message during a Camp David retreat.
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Washington
UPI
Florida
Gerald L. Warren
White House
Camp David
Senate unit okays student bill to save welfare
The Senate Finance Committee backed Reagan’s emergency bill to spare about 29,000 young adults from losing AFDC benefits as the bill, by Assemblyman William T. Bagley, moves to the fall Senate for debate. It would exempt 18 to 20 year olds in AFDC who are students making passing grades from the new age of majority rules. The Reagan administration says regulations will cut 29,000 new young adults from benefits unless the bill’s protections apply. Most affected are silent, and it is unclear how many meet the passing grade criteria.
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Sachamento
UPI
Senate Finance Committee
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William T. Bagley
San Rafael
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