Fremont editor Carol Callan of The Argus dies at 26
Fremont based The Argus confirms the death of Carol Callan women's editor aged 26 at Washington Hospital. She joined six months ago after reporting stints in Corcordia and Tracy. Stricken Friday with partial paralysis, cause of death is undetermined. Services pending.
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Three Accidents Injure Eight in South County
Eight South County residents were injured in three separate accidents. In Pleasanton incident a 17 year old motorcyclist from Portola Drive and a 16 year old Hayward driver collided after the motorcyclist was struck on a highway. A second crash involved a vehicle at an enbankment injuring a passenger, with the driver cited for excessive speed. In Fremont, three women suffered injuries when a driveway car pulled into Central Avenue and collided with a westbound vehicle.
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South County
James J. Denterou
Portola Drive
Sen Leauiro
Concord Communi Hospital
Jeffrey Harwell
Harriston Drive
Hayward
Eden Heepstel
Falrobnen
Carl R. Robins
Enle St
Castro Valley
Robin’s Lane
Hampton Road
Mission Boulevard
Robins
Eden Hospital
Nelwasud
Fremont
Apt Central Ave
Plause V. Barr
Ot Central Ave
Macy Cole
Chapel Way
Washington Hospital
Marsha M. Beck
Stephen G. Dicker
Cuutral Ave
Park Board to Hear Garin Pioneer Plan in East Bay
Hayward regional park directors will review a Garin Pioneer Regional Park planning report after a joint committee meeting with Hayward Area Recreation District and a public hearing last week. The overview urges rejoining Dry Creek Ranch with 600 to 1,400 acres.
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Three Die In Oakdale Area Crash Near City Limits
Two Hayward residents Harold Gilbert 58 and his wife Carol 53 died in a wreck west of Oakdale along Oran Road. A third victim Lillian Mitex 70 of Oakdale also lost her life. Walter Morgan 27 of Khyberran was hurt and the crash had no witnesses.
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Casim Valley
Robbery at Hayward liquor store ends in escape on foot
Two men robbed Country Liquors at 201 Jackson Street in Hayward early Saturday. They demanded cash, threatened owner Junior Wong and his two daughters, one man wielding a butcher knife and the other feigning a gun. The suspects fled on foot after forcing them to lie down. overround reported at 275 dollars.
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Smart sailor foils robbers near Alameda
Johnny Coggins a 23 year old sailor aboard the USS Tuy Hawk in Alameda confronted three hitchhikers after picking them up near Isa Avenue Was 14th Street and Placer Price. He subdued two men and a woman then escaped with the keys and alerted deputies.
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Alameda
Two arrested on drug charges in SAW LEANDRO area
An Oakl and man and an Alameda man were arrested on charges of possession of amphetamines marijuana and paraphernalia. Robert Daniel Reposu 28 of Oakland and Roy Costelo 25 of Alameda were stopped on Hast Mth Street near 135th Avenue when police noted an unlit headlight and a marijuana odor. Officers found a cigar box with a rolling device papers and suspected marijuana along with four percent amphetamines rolled matchbook and three hand rolled cigarettes.
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Alameda
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Oakland
Roy Costelo
Hast Mth
135Th Avenue
Floating dollar ups and downs in global markets
The dollar fluctuated widely as Tokyo and European exchanges reopened after a two week shutdown. Central bank intervention aimed to keep the rate near stable levels between February 14 and March 2, while Frankfurt and Zurich markets showed sharp moves and gold prices fell from peak levels. Finance ministers agreed to let major currencies float, ending fixed parities and shifting toward market-driven pricing.
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Militant Indians issue final ultimatum over Wounded Knee siege
Leaders of the American Indian Movement demand direct talks only with President Nixon or a Sioux emissary. Russell Means says the ultimatum, tied to the 1865 Fort Laramie treaty, seeks a negotiated solution as the protracted Wounded Knee standstill continues with independence declared by the Sioux.
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Theater popcorn picketing by teens prompts protest
Teen demonstrators at a theater held an informational picket over allegedly non dairy popcorn. They questioned butter content while theater staff and police discussed rights to protest and admission policies. The theater later planned to offer a butter like product, calling it Odell's Butterfit, while public defenders noted free speech protections.
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Face that stopped the press and the Duke of Windsor coin saga
A royal coin dispute from 1938 reports King Edward VIII insisting on a left facing profile on pattern coins at the Royal Mint despite tradition. G P Dyer notes the abdication crisis and Queen Elizabeth authorized disclosure of the uncle's foible. Sir Robert Johnson pleaded against breaking minting norms.
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Miner admits checks in Yablonski killings case
In Erle Pennsylvania a former United Mine Workers official William Prater admitted receiving pension checks and cashing them. Prosecutors say the funds were paid to Prater to aid the Yablonski murder plot and the killers, while the defense claimed the checks were for nonunion work performed by pensioned miners in Kentucky and Tennessee.
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Fiona the Scottish Terrier survives attack and awaits adoption
A young Scottish terrier named Fiona and her owner faced a violent crime on Valentine’s Day. Fiona was stabbed but survived while her owner died by suicide. The ASPCA will place Fiona with a careful adopter in New York after she recovers.
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Reagan pushes expanded California small business loans
Governor Ronald Reagan urged broader state loans and guarantees to aid struggling new firms in poorer areas. The plan, backed by Senator Deukmejian and Assemblyman Maddy, would boost tech assistance and industry ties, raising state funding from under $1 million to over $3 million over three years.
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Fifteenth Murder Reported in Santa Cruz Area
UPI report on a latest stabbing death in Santa Cruz area with a suspect in custody. Police say the recent killing may be unconnected to prior slayings as Attorney Peter Change labels the city a crime center. Victim found in an undeveloped city lot after Sunday night stabbing.
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Dollar devaluation triggers $2.25 billion need says Volcker
Washington AP reports that the latest 10 percent dollar devaluation will require a new $2.25 billion appropriation. Paul Volcker, under secretary of the Treasury for financial affairs, says assets and liabilities offset roughly, with total obligations for revaluation at about $2.22 billion. He notes contingencies may adjust the final figure as assets and liabilities shift with IMF and other exchanges.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
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FTC seeks divestiture to curb Credit Bureau monopoly
The Federal Trade Commission charged Retail Credit Co with forming a dominant information network on consumer credit risk. It urged divestiture of 45 credit bureau offices including The Credit Bureaus Inc. sites in San Francisco San Jose Oakland Portland Salem Eugene Everett Tacoma Boise and Washington DC and Oregon units The Credit Bureau of Washington and Retail Credit Association of Portland Ore.
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Credit Bureau of
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