Parents sue in $1.5 million suit over Alamo clinic death
John and Sara Hartwell of Danville file a $1.5 million civil action in Contra Costa Superior Court claiming their son John Hartwell Jr died after treatment at an Alamo mental health center. The suit names the center operators, Dr. David L. Richmond, and Napa State Hospital psychologists along with the state of California.
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Contra Costa County
Alamo
John
Sara Hartwell
Danville
Hartwell
Livermore
John Jr
Castro Valley Woman Found Dead From Gunshot
Alameda County deputies report Georgina B Saunders 95 of 262 Adora Way was found with a gunshot wound in her bedroom by a neighbor. A .32 caliber revolver was found nearby and a note was left. no motive or reason for a self-inflicted death is known.
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Castro Valley
Alameda County
Georgina B. Saunders
Flony
Yorty Seeks Fourth Term In Los Angeles Race
Mayor Sam Yorty aims for an unprecedented fourth term in Los Angeles as polls hint at a challenge from City Councilman Thomas Bradley. The nonpartisan runoff follows an April primary where Bradley led 14 contenders but did not secure a majority.
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UPI
Sam Yorty
Witn
America
Couvilman
Thomas Bredley
Bal
Young
Bradley
East Guatemala clash leaves seventeen dead near Palo Verde
In eastern Guatemala, police and troops ringed Palo Verde, 72 miles from Guatemala City, after a battle with peasants. At least 17 were killed, with hundreds of landless villagers continuing to seize plots despite arrests and military patrols.
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Guatiomala
Guatemala
Dociay
Palo Verde
Anitary
Rogers lands nations' diversity on Latin American tour
Secretary of State William P. Rogers completed a 40 day tour that included eight Latin American states and a 22 hour stop in Jamaica. He said the trip confirmed his belief that unity and constructive nationalism are vital in fostering partnership in the Americas. Rogers was greeted in Kingston by Prime Minister Manley and Foreign Minister Thompson before returning to Washington.
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Jamadcn
UPI
William, P. Rogers
Dutch West Indies
Kemica
Rogers
Washington
Nationalisen
Americas
Michin Manley
Dudley Thompson
Vandals Ignite Eight Cars In San Jose Fires
Police said seven vehicles, mostly new, burned in the 200 block of Amelia Drive in South San Jose early Sunday. An eighth car on Brookside Street was burned in what may be an unrelated incident. No connection found between owners and the blazes.
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UPI
Polce
San Jase
Amelia Drive
Brooksin Street
Avalanche buries climbers near Nepal summit disaster
Four Japanese climbers and a Sherpa guide perished after an avalanche buried them near Mt Aru purna in northwest Nepal. The May 1 tragedy followed blizzards that halted an advance assault, part of the Himalayan expedition by the Japanese Alpine Club. The five deaths mark the worst disaster this climbing season. A second fatality, Takei Matsuda, a 61 year old Japanese teacher, died May 14 on Yalungkang Peak after a fall.
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Nepal
Alt Avalante
Awochtuut
Mt. Arupurna
Torsign
Sujay
Downy
Alpine Club
Serson
Takei Matsuda
Yalungkang Peak
US Navy escort collides with Japanese freighter in Kobe harbor
In Kobe harbor the U S Navy destroyer escort USS Charles Berry and the Japanese coastal cargo ship Hoel Maru collided. Navy spokesman said damage to both ships was minor with no injuries. Hoel Maru measures 175 tons with a crew of three. Berry carries 715 officers and men. The Berry had been on a goodwill visit and then prepared for a Seventh Fleet assignment after the incident.
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Deshrrnger
Charles Berry
Kobe Harbor
Navy
Berry
Qind Taen
Kobe
Sculptor Jacques Lapehite Dies in Capri Special
UPI reports the death of sculptor Jacques Lipehitz in Capri after a heart attack. Family and friends gathered to arrange the body for transport to Israel. He arrived in Capri five days earlier with his wife Yulia.
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CAPRI
Aly
UPI
Jacques Lapehite
Israel
Ixtelal
Lipehtty
Suvlay i
N Hospital
Ishind
Yulia
Mills seniors critique Nixon at Mills College graduation
Mills College 274 graduates hear senior Sandra Gaines condemn fear and secrecy in government. She argues Nixon should focus on freedom not international commitments. She laments lack of guidance from leaders and threats against those who inspire.
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Oakland
Mills College
Sandra Gaines
Nixon
Netice
Skylab crew tests weightlessness effects aboard station
Skylab astronauts begin tests in orbit to study how zero gravity alters the circulatory system and work capacity. Doctors report the crew in good health with minor ailments. Experiments include artificial gravity simulation and monitoring heart rate during stationary cycling and other tasks.
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Conrad
Kerwin
Earth
Weil
America
Welle
Weite
Kenyin
Skylab
Solon says Nixon aware of cover-up
The report notes Nixon aware of possible cover up in Watergate and asserts he commented on the remark. It covers statements from Strauss and others on national security versus Nixon security, plus related legal and congressional actions surrounding the scandal.
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Solon
Nixon
Robert
Strauss
Wankel Te
NBC
Fair Campaign Practices Committee
Watergate
Democratic Party
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Symington
Erhlichman
Dean
CIA
CEA
Watergate era turmoil and sports clash leave bruised crowds
A Parma baseball player threw mineral water at the crowd after jeers from grandstands. The incident followed others linked to political scandal coverage including James McCord letters, Vernon Walters testimony, and John Dean’s stance on immunity, as the Senate probes Watergate.
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Aly
Parma
Hume Imagdeine
Dean
Tinte
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Justice Department
Macon mayor blocks Chinese journalists visit in rural Georgia
UPI reports Mayor Rennie Thompson, of a rural Georgia town, refused Sunday to meet 22 visiting Chinese journalists touring a diversified farm. He cited not meeting representatives of a Communist nation while the United States backs Nationalists of Formosa. The journalists, under American Newspaper Editors sponsorship, depart for Virginia after a day in middle Georgia ending with a barbecue at W. A. Pickling Sr. Bibb County farm.
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UPI
Rennie Thompson
United States
Formosi
American Society of News
Tornadoes and Rain Hit South Central States Memorial WeekendTravel
Severe weather plus heavy rains disrupted Memorial Day travel across the South and Central States. The National Safety Council projected 550 to 650 traffic deaths and 26,000 to 30,000 injuries in the holiday period Friday morning through Monday midnight. An early count by United Press International at 9 am POT tallied 183 traffic deaths since Friday. California led with 43 deaths, New York 26, Florida 28, Texas 24, while Alaska Nevada North Dakota Rhode Island and Vermont reported no fatalities. The worst crash reported was Saturday near Groom Texas where a small foreign car and a station wagon collided rear end.
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National Safety Council
United Press International
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New York State
Florida
Texas
Alaska
Nevada
North Dakota
Rhode Island
Vermont
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Weather outlook shows warmer temps and fair skies coast to inland
The forecast across Northern and Central California through Tuesday calls for continued fair and warmer conditions. Winds remain gusty in northern interior areas, with small craft advisories offshore. Temperatures rise into the 70s and 80s in many valleys, and nights stay mild with low temps mostly in the 40s to 60s.
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Nape
Sonoma
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York
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Rap City
Fort Worl
St Louis
Green Bay
Galti Lake
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Henyat
Helene
Hoyas
Indianapolis
Tampa
Furewl
Fire and Smoke Calls Across South County Agencies
Emergency dispatches report multiple fire calls in Southern Alameda County, including Castro Valley San Leandro and Livermore areas. Incidents include grass fires on Hesperian Boulevard, hydrant issues, smoke investigations, and vehicle or cooking fires at various streets such as War Inont Avenue and 320 Harwin Avenue, with times ranging from early morning to evening and across several cities.
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Avani
Harwin Ave
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Wyatt
Grass
Lilly St
Nxplodon
Tweedam
Hayward
Hesperian
Misc
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Ra Fit
Toa Harris Gauri
Suscitetor
Birth announcements from Fremont and neighboring cities
A garbled OCR listing births across Fremont Hayward Union City Newark and nearby areas during May. Entries name parents addresses and baby genders with several May dates and local hospital notes, followed by obituaries for Dale Atkinson Nellie Robinson and other residents with service details.
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Gary Creat
P.O
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Newark
David Mars
Cenasa
Paris
Fremont
Nivron Atk
Hahnshade Tne
Fracey
Tan
Thomas
Bayly
Paro Patina Parkway
Freemont
May Sea Bay
Abe
Esse Garcia
Anallo
Circin
Minion
Anny
Mes
Dov
Hawardd Andress
Buddy Hattletey
Yovers Way
David Alexander
Robertson “Ave
Newarks
Kayser Hospital
Mie
Ana Fara
Maailheig Soares
Lowell Ava
Hayward
Lanklord Williarrisy
Tee Stephen’ Aleu Tehwo
Tora Aven Yard
Mira
Robert Clark
Por Jole Ste Framont
Dwight Foreman
Callin Courteraryanty
May Ithe
Edmund Echote
Lederty
Prampji Atay
Alfonso Rodrigues
Montmerie Park Court
George Vayvadich
Sleepy Hollow Aven
Mey
Dani Cordaway
Horkman Road
San Loranzo
fAllaal Mishud
Schafer Road
Donald Barrows
Raleith Court
Fremody
Mex
David Ung
Gare
Haywards
Anders
Keith Ormerod
Beveaere Court
Parane Aris Witla
Aeon
Piper St
Atkinson
Dale
Dorothy Alkingons
Carl
Dakt AlkInson
Mariya Mulder
Greenville
Grantenitaren
Ad & Brothers
Benineers
Lora Nb
Oakland
Rorensen Bros
Lana
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Moscow
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Guindy
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Pacific Aven Fale Alarm
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Breckenridge
Davis Alreet
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Theodore Wilson
Najortargs Road
James Garett
Gary Bergen
Belle Sion Lorenzay
Richard Day
Broaknont Ve
Morita Revery
Ane
Larry Rivera
Anita Court
Air
Florencia Barbario
Dasha Centar St
Casio Valley
Freeplei Vngalsand
Meckland Ave
Daniel Collins
Sly Cheha Valley
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Fancraft
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Douglag
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Charins Barker
Lafayette St. Hayward
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Soul Livermore Ave
Plexsatiiane
Alfred Atlencasiney
Walpar
Lynn Cates
George Ble
William Wortel
Port Carier Wall
Robinson
Nellie Mann
Hotate
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