Prisoner Shot After Grabbing Deputy Gun In Madera
In Madera on a Sunday night an inmate, Leonnardo Vasquez, 65, was shot and gravely wounded after grabbing a deputy’s gun during a jail to hospital transport on Main Street. The deputy and driver were uninjured. Vasquez was jailed for drunkenness and became ill before the ride. Authorities did not release the officers’ identities.
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Madera
Sheriff's Office
Leonnardo Vasquez
Sheriff's Department
Bay Bridge Resurfacing Delays Expected Over Two Weeks
Midday traffic on the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge will face delays for two weeks due to resurfacing on both decks. Work starts today with two lanes blocked daily. Upper deck hours 7:30 am to 4 pm, lower deck 9 am to 3 pm, weather permitting. Each deck to resurface a quarter mile just east of key exits. Dry surface and 55 degree temperatures required.
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San Francisco
Oakland Bay Bridge
Division of Bay Toll Crossings
Yerba Buena Tunnel
S F pilot lands plane in marsh
San Francisco pilot Chuck DeVoe escaped injury after his light Cessna 150 flipped during an emergency landing in marshlands near Oakland International Airport. He lost power while entering a flight pattern, landed in the estuary, and was retrieved by a Coast Guard helicopter within 10 minutes.
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UPT
Chuck DeVoe
San Francisco
Oakland International Airport
DeVoe
Coast Guard
Thousands Tour New Underwater BART Tube in San Francisco
Thousands visited the new underwater BART tube linking San Francisco and Oakland as engineers opened the 3.8 mile shaft to the public. Visitors formed long lines, waited over an hour, and toured the shaft ahead of its 1971 or 1972 opening for service.
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San Francisco
Bay Area Rapid Transit District
Oakland
BART
Fremont Food Fair Robbed by Stetson Bandit
A Fremont Food Fair on Fremont Boulevard was robbed yesterday at about 530 PM by a man wearing a Stetson hat and carrying a revolver. Attendant Calvin Chew handed over several cash drawer grabs totaling an estimated amount as the robber fled the scene.
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Fremont Blvd
Calvin Chew
Chew
Sausalito Auto Ban Plan Faces Legal Hurdles
Sausalito weighs a weekend car ban proposed by a civic group to keep autos out of the town and run residents to downtown by shuttle tram. City Manager George M. Patterson questions legality, notes state funded street construction and a potential $1 million reimbursement, while the town of 6,700 swells to 36,000 weekend visitors.
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Sausalito
Bay Front
San Francisco
Satina bath contest at SJSU in 52-person sauna
San Jose State College students claim a world packing championship after 52 male and female participants cram into a six by six by seven foot sauna. Spokesman Mike Hunt Tuelully suggests Scandinavians could beat them for a world title, noting how clothing and space affect capacity. Fraternity Sigma Chi and sorority Alpha Phi Beta claim the record, surpassing a prior five-person mark by Samba Chi Alpha and Alpha Chi Omega.
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San Jose
Calif
San Jose State College
Mike Hunt
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Alpha Phi Beta Sorority
Samba Chi Alpha Fraternity
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Family narrowly escapes Hayward house fire at 2623 Hawthorne Ave
A Hayward family escaped serious injury when a fire swept their home at 2623 Hawthorne Ave, causing about 15000 dollars in damage. Firemen arrived before 10 a.m. to find the home and garage filled with smoke. No injuries were reported. A dog died from smoke in a rear bedroom. Damages were estimated at 8000 to the structure and 7000 to the contents.
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Hayward
Hawthorne Ave
John Culbertson
Duestory
Blaine Wilson
Katatlar
Search for missing plane near Auburn California
Two planes took off after daylight to search for a light plane from Vancouver, ash., missing since Friday with two aboard. More planes and a ground party joined the effort. The search converged on the Goodyear Bar area of the Yuba River canyon near Downieville, with a report of a plane circling there last Friday. Aboard were Mr. and Mrs. Marvin N. Miler of Vancouver.
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Calif
Vancouver
Ash
Goodyear Bar
Yuba River
Downieville
CAP
Marvin N. Miler
HUD chief seeks a decent home for every American
Washington and Romney push a bold HUD goal to place a decent home near work for all Americans. He argues living patterns trap the poor in inner cities while blue collar jobs cluster in outlying areas, urging possible relocations across income groups to reduce commuting.
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Washington
UPI
George W. Romney
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Romney
Californians Honored by Scouts for Heroism at Region 12
Four Californians were among five people honored for courage at the Region 12 Boy Scouts of America meeting in Salt Lake City. Awards went to Philip D. George’s widow Joanne of Clearfield for a drowning rescue attempt in San Bernardino County last February, Cub Scout Randall M. Strader of Santa Ana who escaped a fire and saved his brothers, Steve Jordan of Brisbane who pulled a companion from a reservoir, Paul F L Craig Jr of Montebello who helped a family after a collision as a car burned, and Frank Bailey of Loomis who rescued two youngsters. Frank C. Fish of El Centro was chosen to represent Region 12 in a program to report to President Nixon. About 1,000 scouting leaders from six states attended the three-day meeting.
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Boy Scouts of America
Pile
Young Oy
Philip D. George
James McBunch
Denk's Lake
San Bernardino County
Calif
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Joanne
Clearfield
Utah
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Santa Ana
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Steve Jordan
Brisbane
Paul FL Craig Jr
Montebello
Craig
California
Wyoming
Nevada
Arizona
Mawalt
Secretary of State moonslights to pay campaign debts
A. Ludlow Kramer in Olympia takes odd jobs after planning a book and climbing Kilimanjaro. He pumps gas at $2.50 hourly and washes windshields while keeping a $15,000 state salary, aiming to clear about $10,000 in campaign and related debts. He plans 50 work hours weekly, insists no third term, and cites limited local job options and conflict concerns.
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A. Ludlow Kramer
Olympia, Wash
Kramer
Seattle
McIntyre Won't Back Haynsworth for Supreme Court
Senator Thomas J. McIntyre announces opposition to Clement F. Haynsworth confirmation. The New Hampshire Democrat joins to reduce undecideds and shift the Senate balance as debate looms. Dole backs Haynsworth while Vermont’s Aiken Prauty remain undecided.
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UPT
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R-N.h
Clement F. Haynsworth
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Senate
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R-Kan
UPI
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ChaTanier
Apollo 12 astronauts rehearse emergency lunar landing procedures
Apollo 12 crew Charles Conrad Jr and Alan Bean rehearse abort and emergency landing steps in the lunar lander trainer vehicle coordinated with Mission Control. Richard Gordon Jr briefs on geology while planning future landing sites. countdown to Saturn V launch proceeds toward 11 22 am EST Friday.
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Fla
Charles Conrad Jr
Alan L. Hean
Mission Control Center
Houston
Tex
Richard F. Gordon Jr
Geological Survey
Gordon
Moon
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LaLande
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Gordon Algo
Conrad
Bean
Science cures hemorrhoids with Preparation H relief
New York doctors report a special formula that in most cases shrinks hemorrhoids stops itching and relieves pain. Case after case shows gentle pain relief with actual shrinking of inflamed tissue. The preparation H product soothes irritated tissues helps prevent further infection and comes as ointment or suppository.
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New York, N.Y
GIs Released From Viet Cong Express Mixed Feelings on Combat
Pfc Coy R Tinsley of Cleveland Tennessee says he would hesitate to fight the Viet Cong again after they treated him well and he was wounded The other two GIs Spec 4 Willie A Watkins of Sumter South Carolina and Spec 4 James H Strickland of Dunn North Carolina urge the South Vietnamese army to bear most fighting They left Saigon Sunday for Japan then will return to the United States Tuesday
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Pfc
Coy R. Tinsley
Cleveland
Tenn
Tinsley
Willie A. Watkins
Sumter
James H. Strickland
Dunn
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Yokota Air Base
United States
Post Office Contact Details at Mayward California
A notice lists communications addressed to 106 WS Winter Ave Box 3127 Hayward California. Fremont Bureau of Circulation contact shows phone 792-1212 and address 122 Genter Square Fremont California.
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California
Hayward
Calif
Wintom Ave
Mlameda County
Sam Leandro
Senbeandro
Fremont
Thane
Genter Squera
How to Read Faster and Retain More
A publisher touts a rapid reading technique promising increased speed and comprehension. It claims readers can reread sentences at a glance and even scan pages, offering a free self-training book by mail to interested readers at Reading Dept 203-11N Chicago 6N6DL.
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Walter
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Diversey
Dept
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