Newark Worker Severely Injured In Berkeley Scaffold Collapse
Robert Kirk, a 44 Poofer at 36230 Dave ton Street Newark, was in serious condition at Herrick Hospital Berkeley after scaffolding collapsed yesterday. He suffered multiple fractures and other injuries when the scaffold fell about eight feet from the root of the job site in Berkeley.
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Body recovered from slough near Newark High School victim identified
San Joaquin County deputies recovered the body of 17 year old Melvin Giscoparai from Old River Slough after he fell from a small aluminum boat near Orwood’s Radar. He was reported missing at 6 45 p m Sunday and found around 9 30 a m the next day. The two fishing companions said the boat pitched as a wake from a passing cruiser struck him. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Jack Giacapazzi of 5997 Bishop Court.
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Newark High School
San Joaquin County
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Bishop Court
Yester- Sayal
Sout County Students Win Junior Achievement Awards
San Leandro hosted a Junior Achievement banquet recognizing Sout County high school students for achievement awards. Barbara Brantley of San Seexo, Mark Pimentel of Irvington, Magey Mann of Newark High, Robin Fearn of Tomes Logan, and others received top honors and scholarships, with several selected for the national convention.
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San Leandro
Mameda County
Haut Bay
Stalemta
San Seaxtro
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Banqual
Misa Branley
da) Pritt
Mark Pimentel
Irvington High School
Mremont
Hig Company
Consolidated Moon Workers
Pavikic Motor Trucking
Bob Healey
Tomes Logan
Ed Bass
Sue Otterson
San Leandro High
Sacramento soaring champ leads continental sailplane derby
American spring champion H Kay Gimmey of Sacramento paced the field in the continental sailplane derby from Winslow to Albuquerque. Gimmey held first place Thursday and moved ahead toward Amarilla Texas then Los Angeles with a Washington DC target by May 0. Jonny Ryan of Phoenix and Wond son Woods of Hatwan trail, while Gira Ax of Sweden placed fourth. A drag chute incident near Albuquerque disrupted one plane but the pilot retained control and continued the race.
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Montay
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Israeli peace pilot Abie Nathan broadcasts from peace ship
In Tel Aviv a self styled peace pilot Abie Nathan broadcasts to the Middle East from a freighter off the Israeli coast. The ship will host peace messages and 10 000 pop records as Canadian DJ John hosts, with Nathan’s attorney noting advertiser interest.
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Abie Nathan
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Nathan
Arye Marinsky
Marinsky
San Francisco Bus Fleet Faulted by Grand Jury
The San Francisco Grand Jury charged that city school buses are unsafe, fail to meet schedules, and cost too much. It urged replacing the fleet by September with service arranged with San Joaquin and other transit groups.
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Coklen Gate Transit
FBI arrests two for unlawful flight from Tucson
The FBI announced the arrest of Jacoub Jahra Saba and Marguerite Gail Anthony in San Francisco on a flight evasion warrant. They faced charges of obtaining money by false pretenses issued last October.
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Marguerite Gail Anthony
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Aivoid
North Fork men held in slaying of tavern owner
Three men from North Fork were arrested by Madera County authorities in connection with the slaying of Betty Molreviled, owner of the 22 Mile Tavern behind the bar near Madera. Victor Williams, 41, Wilford Williams, 28, and Harvey Pankin, 41, were booked on murder and robbery charges after witnesses described appearances and a pickup truck linked to the suspects.
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Wilford Williams
Harvey Pankin
Betty Mol
Ax Touna
Wresni
Yosemwite National Park
Dopriios
Trin
McCord Testimony Details Nixon Era Plea for Clemency
Senate hearing reveals McCord recounts offers of clemency and a White House job as part of a long running plan by Liddy Mitchell Magruder and others to gather political intelligence and possibly bug opponents. McCord cites discussions in high level offices and stresses the seriousness of the attempt to influence proceedings.
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Liddy
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John Mitchell
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Jeb Magruder
Attorney General
Bee politicians and state house power plays roil California
Reported moves show Bee losses in Hayward district and slow court action on impeachment. Assembly votes in Menins may override the governor while Senate observers see potential GOP fragility. Reagan could permit the bill to pass if it preserves Republican control in Sacramento amid a 2020 partisan split. insiders cite Watergate as a factor shaping positions and leverage.
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Kemper indicted in eight slayings at Santa Cruz
A former mental patient, Kemper, diagnosed as recovered last fall, was indicted on eight counts of first degree murder in Santa Cruz County for slayings including his mother, her friend, and six college cons. He faces arraignment in Superior Court in 10 days.
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Taylor Hallett
Strandberg
Hallel
University of California At Santa Cruz
Apros
Calif
Shopping center plans stalled over seismically unsafe site
City staff oppose high density development at 150 acres near the Warm Springs area along Mission Boulevard and Route 640. The plan would place most density away from a fault line, designate open space over seismically risky areas, and allow 2 to 3.5 homes per acre on remaining land, while a nearby parcel near Alder Avenue shifts to higher density to align with a regional plan.
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Wells Fargo
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Sorrento Parks Inc
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American High School
Presley Development Co
Demand for targeted alcohol prevention programs urged by Cahalan
Cahalan urged preventive educational programs tailored to specific groups to curb drinking problems. He warned against broad TV anti drinking campaigns and favored person to person appeals. The UC Institute of Governmental Studies found drinking problems higher among poor Catholics in big coastal cities and Latin American communities.
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Cahalin
Institute of Governmental Studies
Slitus
Loweat Stalus Granys
Gasoline Rationing Sparks Dealer Gripes and Shortages
Dealers and station operators react to a widening gas shortage with cutbacks, limited deliveries, and shorter hours. Marshall and others report reduced tank fills, suspended promotions, and earlier closes as oil firms restrict supplies to around 8 percent to 105 percent of last year. Union Oil and others stress real shortages driven by refineries, environmental rules, and auto demand, while some operators doubt the severity or motives.
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Pan
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George Wilkes
George
ARCO
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Pye Beer
Wilkes
Strelck Tsyas
Jerry Luboviski
Union Oil Co
California
Los Angeles
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Luhoviski
Union 76
Fremont
Union
Lut Viski
Lower speed limits eyed to cut fuel use
Washington officials seriously consider lowering highway speed limits to curb gasoline consumption and ease shortages. Assistant Interior Secretary Stephen Wakefield told the House Agriculture Committee the administration is examining federal authority to set limits on interstates while encouraging state action, as the panel studies ensuring enough agricultural supply.
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Stephen A. Wakefield
House Agriculture Committee
Prime Minister Donates Family Homestead to University
Saskatoon (AP) Prime Minister John Diefenbaker donates his family homestead to the University of Saskatchewan with two conditions. Revenues from the land would fund scholarships for public speaking and debating. The land must be preserved forever as an example of the platform house of the early 1900s.
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Portner
Jindy Diefenbaker
University of Saskatchawan
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