Sunol Woman Seriously Injured In Fremont Car Crash
Sunol Saura Jean Teuda, 20, of Santa Clara, was badly injured when her car left Interstate 680 near Andrade Road yesterday and rolled over. She remains in serious condition at Washington Hospital in Fremont. California Highway Patrol says strong gusts and slick roadway contributed to the accident and witnesses reported the car suddenly veered off the road.
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Body identified in Richardson Bay as Mrs. Harryette G. Rocker
Marin County coroner and deputies ID a woman found on the Richardson Bay shore as 46 year old Mrs. Harryette G. Rocker of San Marin. The deceased was a counselor at Servamorie High School in Daly City and wife of dentist Tr. Raynwoud Kucker. The body was found on Wednesday, with the discovery announced by police.
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Bonnie and Clyde car to be auctioned in Massachusetts
Atlanta owner Ted Teddy says the 1934 Ford V8 known for Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow’s death will fetch about ten million dollars. The car, shot up in the 1930s ambush near Arcadia Louisiana, was bought in 1982 for a film and remains in near pristine condition despite bullet holes. It will be offered at the Bay State Antique Automobile Expositor in Princeton, Massachusetts.
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Energy crisis forces cancellation of grand dam light show
Grand Coulee Dam in Washington faces an energy crisis that ends the Memorial Day spillway light program, once a longtime tourist attraction since 13. Dam officials say power shortages in the Pacific Northwest will end the display this year.
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Democracy votes on Beluga show at New York Aquarium
The Beluga whale Alex the whale will no longer receive automatic rewards for tricks. Starting Friday at the New York Aquarium poolside, five political parties form audience panels to elect representatives who will vote after each stunt. A majority vote triggers the fish reward. Dr James A Oliver директор says the show unique in world.
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Yosemite search widens for missing man in valley
The Yosemite search enters its fourth day for Larry Cathy, 25, of Redwood City and two other men who disappeared while hiking from Toya Roark toward Yosemite Valley via the Yosemite Break Trail. Park officials said a Lemoore Naval Air Station helicopter aided the search as rangers expand the effort.
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Gas tanker fueled at lower prices stalls station signs
Springfield report shows driver of a seven gallon gas tanker at a service station claims “Piller up.” Customer remarks, while Majka pumped 1,000 gallons belonging to P. L. Roberts Co a BP distributor. He cut prices to 7.8 and 23.9 cents per gallon for high test and regular rate gas prompting a dispute.
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Magazine awards announced National Magazine Awards names winners
NEW YORK United Press International reports winners for this year’s National Magazine Awards announced at a luncheon. Atlantic Monthly Psychology Today New York Horizon and Business Week cited for general and specialized journalism visual excellence fiction and reporting with notable works and high quality production.
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Egyptian airliner forced to land at Cairo airport
Cairo ordered a Belgian aircraft to land after being denied permission to fly over Egypt. The DCH helan flog from Belgian Pomak charter carried 124 passengers on a Paris to Nairobi flight when ground control directed it to land. A Boeing 707 from Sahens Airline with 45 passengers and eight crew also landed.
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Nairobi
McCord rebuttal questioned as Watergate links probed
A Senate Watergate hearing focuses on possible ties to the CIA and alleged clemency offers to McCord. Aich insists he never suggested doctored records to show McCord on the payroll during the June 17 1972 raid. Spectators interrupt proceedings as Ervin warns against turning the hearing into a political forum.
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Four Executives Rescued After Missing Fishing Trip
A US Coast Guard helicopter found four men, prominent Texas contractors, adrift in a camper cruiser in the Gulf of California. They were reported missing after a fishing trip. A Mexican fishing boat towed the vessel as search operations continued. Names include James B. Hargrove, Brent L. Jenson, Don Lowder, and Kenneth L. Shurley.
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Lowder and Hargrove Builders, Inc
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Lord Lambton resigns from British Cabinet amid probe
Britain faced a political upheaval as Lord Lambton quit the Cabinet amid a security probe. Heath reportedly had an investigation ongoing with MI5 to assess any national security risk. Lambton, a 1-year-old millionaire aristocrat, resigned over personal indiscretions involving call girls and later faced drug charges, asserting no risk to government security.
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Misstonr and Fremont graduates move ceremonies to school
Misson San Jose High School graduation plans shift from Yak Fudenna Stadium to the school site to save costs. Principal Vance Nelson notes 2.20 extra per student at the stadium for chairs police and custodians, while trustees debate uniform venue next year. A separate Brookvale tract bid of 914 dollars for Relocatable Structures and an $18,000 furnishing bid were approved amid site dispute with Singer Moozing Co. over moving the sale.
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Customs of Favoritism Alleged in San Francisco Sheriff Office
The Deputy Sheriff's Association charges Sheriff Richard Hongisto with favoritism and payroll mismanagement. A grand jury letter alleges some deputies received three paychecks in a month while others faced shortages. claims include harassment and intimidation by Hongisto as others received preferential treatment.
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Buried 60 Years Later An Derson McCrew Mummy
In Central Texas a one legged rail rider Anderson McCrew died after a fall and was mummified in Martin. The preserved body toured as a carnival exhibit before Mrs Pace acquired it and arranged a simple burial. Funeral set for Saturday at 4 00 pm with mortuary owner Prink Lott paying.
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Kids Dream Roles Vary by Gender Race State College AP
Penn State researchers surveyed about 240 day care children across the state. About 20 percent envisioned adult roles such as dogs or Batman. One child wanted to become a bathtub. Boys framed general adult roles while girls focused on specific roles like parent or teacher. Fewer Black children aspired to adult roles compared with White or other groups.
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Frost-bitten climber anxious for 2nd ascent
Spokane Wash John Hoskelley began hospital treatment for frostbite suffered during his 26.79 percent foot climb of Mt Dhaulagiri in Central Nepal. Doctors fear loss of toe tips while Hoskelley contemplates another Himalayan ascent in 1978.
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Owis Reicha
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Deadline delay move killed by commission
The Metropolitan Transportation Commission rejected a bid to delay adoption of the regional plan to meet a state deadline. Commissioner Houghteling, representing the BCDE on the panel, argued for an environmental impact statement before adoption. He warned that approving the plan without assessment could invite a lawsuit, while others and the panel's attorney argued the plan as a whole does not require such a study before final approval.
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Alameda Country
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Don Dillob
Amatillo Slim likens poker to major league sports
Amatillo Slim compares poker to baseball, saying top players differ by only 3 to 5 percent in skill on any given day. He notes challenges from average players are frequent but rarely backed by real bets, and mentions surrendering a world title to W. C. Bug Pearson of Nashville in a quoted quip.
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Transportation unit seeks tax changes for transit funding
The transportation commission funds come from a state sales tax increase begun last summer. It can allocate tax receipts to local governments and transit authorities under current mandates. Once the regional transportation plan is adopted, the commission will review new plans and approve or reject them. Officials say the power is negative review but does not block new projects.
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