burglaries hit several South County communities
Burglars broke into homes and businesses yesterday and Wednesday, stealing shotguns, handguns, a diamond ring, coats, a TV, coins, rifles, and other items valued at over 13 000 dollars. Targets included Skaggs Department Store on Mission Boulevard and Turner Sport and Marine in San Lorenzo. Alameda County deputies investigate a missing boat and trailer from storage.
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Benjamin
Fremont
Skaggs Department Store
Mission Blvd
Target Wednesay
Collertent
Alameda County
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San
Man guilty of manslaughter in Livermore case
A superior court jury found Jose Gonzales, 50, guilty of voluntary manslaughter for the July 18 shooting of Mrs. Blesnor G. Wilson, 45, in his Livermore apartment at 1413 Portola Ave. Wilson was the sister of Pleasanton Police Chief Walter McCloud. Gonzales faces a sentence of one to 15 years to be set by Judge Liora June 15.
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Livermore
Jose Gonzales
Blesnor G. Wilson
Gonzales
Alameda County
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Fremont Man Charged in Armed Robbery Case
Police arrest a 24 year old in connection with an armed robbery near Old Censan Road. The suspect, held on bail, is charged with striking a 11 year old student with a rock during the incident. Separate unsolved Hayward robbery involved a gun at the Nor Market where $274 was taken amid a fruit punch drink motif.
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Fremont
Censan Road
Shewchuck
Hayward
Nor ‘Market
Third
Air quality bill advances in Assembly
Sacramento UPI report states a bill barring vehicle sales for models not meeting air pollution standards, under the 1968 Pure Air Act. The measure passed the Assembly on a 620 vote and moves to the Senate for consideration. key sponsor Assemblyman Carlos Mee D Harward.
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Sacramento
UPI
Carlos Mee D Harward
Senate
Kennedy High School melee halted by police in Fremont
A campus fight involving Kennedy High School girls spilled into a Fremont shopping center yesterday afternoon. Eight people were arrested, three from the same family. Yolanda Kay Stinson 18 and Lawrence Ray Stinson 16 faced charges including attacking an officer and resisting arrest. Stinson 18 was arrested on campus and at Sundakt Malliga station. The 75 person melee drew eight patrol units.
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Fremont
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Stinson
Hells Angels seek Supreme Court ruling over kidnaping charges
Three Hells Angels including Ralph Sonny Barger petition the California Supreme Court contending that the January arrest in Oakland Hills and related charges of kidnaping assault with a deadly weapon and illegal firearm purchases could restrain liberty cause violence and damage their reputations.
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Sonny) Barger
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Von Braun resigns from NASA to join Fairchild Industries
Wernher von Braun, the German rocket expert behind the Apollo program, retires from NASA and will become corporate vice president for engineering at Fairchild Industries. He currently serves as deputy associate administrator and previously led the Marshall Space Flight Center in Alabama for a decade, directing the Saturn V program that powered the moon mission.
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Space Agency
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Fairchild Industries
Marshall Spacy Flight Center
Alabama
Apela
Trade deficit climbs past two billion in April
The Commerce Department reported the April trade deficit exceeded exports by 2.094 billion dollars, marking the second worst monthly deficit on record and lifting the year to just over 2.2 billion dollars. The United States previously logged its first annual trade deficit totaling about 2.0 billion dollars last year.
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Bevilacqua back into receivership follows loan defaults
A San Francisco court placed Bevilacqua and associates back into receivership to salvage on mortgage properties. Judge Ayala reappointed land management expert Paul Andrews to oversee assets as Great Western Savings & Loan faced suit over alleged loan missteps. Progress reports were due yesterday with creditors seeking reduction of debt and reorganization.
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Veterans Memorial Day Observances Across Oakland Area
The Oakland San Leandro Fleet Reserve and veterans groups sponsor Memorial Day events. Services include Mass at St Marys Cemetery in Oakland and programs at Lakeside Park and Evergreen Cemetery. Parades depart Foothill Boulevard at 9 30 am with ceremonies at Bath Avenue Camdeh Street and Mt Eden Decoto Lone Tree and Memorial Cemeteries. Distinguished guests include past VFW and Fleet Reserve leaders.
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Foothill Boulevard
Claremont Hotel Damaged by Two Alarm Fire
A two alarm fire at the Claremont Hotel caused about 55000 in damage Thursday. Fire started in leaves near the hotel and spread to a spill of gasoline, burning a wall to the third floor room.
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Qakland
UPI
Claremont
U.S and Soviet ABM Accord Reported Details
The article outlines an arms treaty expectation limiting defenses to two ABM rings around capitals and bases. It discusses blocking ICBM silo expansion, estimates 1,000 Russian missiles, and implies a U.S. submarine fleet advantage with 156 to 10. It notes the U S would hold 41 subs and Russia at least 42 with more ICBMs.
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America
U.S
Court dispute over property ownership and damages
Attorney notes a real court dispute between Rutherford and Mrs Garvick with Parmer acting for Garvick in the first case. Rutherford filed suits against Yer over ownership of property. A $200 claim appears in the action alleging responsibility for demolition and wrongful attachment.
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Humprey Campaign Debates Stir California Primary Fight
A heated clash among Sen. Humphrey and rivals focuses on Vietnam policy and campaign funding. Debates ahead of the June 4 California primary spotlight accusations of deception and votes on Lockheed loan guarantees and SST, as candidates vie for 271 delegates.
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H. Humphrey
Southeast Asia
Los Angeles
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Yates
Lockheed Corp
U S Russ Trade Intense Agreement Amid Negotiations
United States officials report ongoing talks with leaders about a possible trade accord. Ian Nixon and other negotiators aim to maintain momentum though some participants feel gridlock may persist.
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Kleindienst backs gun control rhetoric and surveillance measures
The remarks advocate strengthening gun control to disarm criminals and support electronic surveillance to deter crime. He argues witnesses are essential to prosecutions and warns against corrupting recordings while urging persistent monitoring of radical groups and foreign agents.
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Oullain
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Vidithan
New- York
No gun loot? Robbery tale ends with bandit’s exit
In Tucson Arizona a would be robber demanded money but learned the cash register held only about twenty dollars. The clerk questioned if a gun was present and the bandit balked, citing a long jail term and finally walked away with nothing. Witnesses say the suspect muttered about twenty dollar bills and left the scene.
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Islands of ice stronghold falls in Arctic research
In the Arctic Ocean, a Southern California marine life team from USC on a floating ice island drilled the 100 foot thick verge to study food chains. Scientist Miss Kobayashi, the first USC woman on the island, endured 60 degree below temperatures and scarce water while collecting amphipods and copepods for study back at Los Angeles.
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Falten
of Southern California Marine Life Research
Arctic Ocean
Hester Kobayashi
USC Oman
Fletchers Lee Tslahd
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