Cyclist arrested after high speed Hayward chase
A 15 year old, William W. Corden of 1475 Linfield Lane, was arrested at 10 50 p.m. on reckless driving charges after a highway patrol chase through Jackson Street Hesperian Boulevard and Southgate area reaching speeds up to 70 miles per hour before being stopped on Peterman Avenue near St. Rose Hospital.
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Chase Hayward
William W. Corden
Linfield Lane
Hayward
Jackson Street
Hesperian Boulevard
Southgate
St. Rose Hospital
Gordon
Peterman Avenue
Union City Man Dies at 103 in Masonic Home
Alvin Ridley aged 103, a Stockton native and longtime blacksmith, died yesterday at the Masonic Home in Union City where he had resided for 11 years. Services will be tomorrow at 4 p.m. at Pratt-Phill Moruary, 104 C St, Hayward.
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Union City
Alvin Ridley
Masonic
Mr. Ridley
Stockton
Pratt-Pheel Moruary
C St
Hayward
Burglary At Pete's Hydromatic Lands Loot And Car
Police report a burglary at Pete's Hydromatic at 558 Lewelling Blvd Friday night. A $2000 engine analyzer was stolen along with a Ford Ranchero later recovered nearby on Western Avenue and Blossom Way. Band radio equipment and other items were found in the vehicle.
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Sam Leanuty
Pete's
Hydromatic
Lewelling Blyvd
Alss
Western Avenue
Blossom Way
Hayward youth drowns camping trip at Lake Berryessa
Napa County deputies report 19 year old Donald F. Manske of Stonewall Avenue drowned while camping with friends from South County. He was reported missing at 9 am and found fully clothed by divers at 11 am. Manske, a native of Canada and in the U S Air Force, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Reinald Manske.
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Hayward
Lake Berryessa
Napa County
Reinald Manske
Motorcyclist dies in skid on Mission Boulevard
Hayward police said 26 year old George D. Lewis of 25970 Helhaven Street was killed when he lost control of his motorcycle near Harder Road, skidded 90 feet, and came to rest under the divider strip. He died en route to St. Rose Hospital at 12:00 a.m.
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Hayward
Mission Boulevard
George D. Lewis
Helhaven St
St. Rose Hospital
Ixtay
Lewis
Harder Road
Bartender's Home Burglarized in Marina District
Bartender Robert E. Bennett reported a burglary at his Marina district home while he tended bar at Blue Dalphir Restaurant. Cash fur jewelry worth over 4354 stolen. break in between 4 pm Friday and 2 am Saturday. Master bedroom hall closet kitchen and living room ransacked. Bennett's son and daughter's rooms unaffected.
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San Leandro
Robert E. Bennett
Marina District
Bennett
Palive
Women's auxiliary head dies in San Lorenzo
Elie K. Teigen of San Lorenzo president of San Leandro Memorial Hospital Women's Auxiliary died Saturday at Peralta Hospital in Oakland. Survived by husband Jasper Teigen two sons Thomas and Steven two stepmother Alice Knutson and two grandchildren a sister and four brothers. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Christ Lutheran San Lorenzo with contributions to the American Cancer Society preferred.
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San Lorenzo
Elie K. Teigen
San Leandro Memorial Hospital
Women’s Auxiliary
Peralta Hospital
Oakland
Soldier accused in murder charges in Hampton Va
Army Sper 5 Jack Heale, 23, was charged with murder in Hampton Virginia after allegedly telling police he killed six people in Virginia and Ohio. A body was found in his rented room at Harpton. Officials expect charges in at least two more slayings in the case.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Hampton
Army Sper
Jack Heale
Virginia
Ohio
William Woodmansee
Heale
Harpton
John F. Stack
Allegheny County
KGO Studio To Be Walled Up After Gunman Attack
In San Francisco the KGO glassed in sidewalk studio will be walled up after last week's attack by a gunman. Lawrence Kwong fired at radio personality Dunbar, fatally wounding Benjamin Munson who died the next day. The shooter killed himself. Dunbar survived with protection and the studio will be boarded up pending a permanent wall.
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San. Francisco
UPI
KGO
Lawrence Kwang
Dim Dunbar
Dunbar
Benjamin Munson
Kwong
ARGO
Senate Eyes Across the Board Arms Spending Cut Debate
The Senate considers a broad cut to the Pentagon weapons bill amid inflation fears. Leaders debate whether to trim the overall $21.9 billion total, with proposals from Humphrey Byrd and McGovern. Critics warn against abdicating legislative control while supporters push for decisive cuts.
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Rivittee
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Senate
Robert C. Byrd
George 8. McGovern
Congress
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Executive Branch
Birds as watchdogs in rural zoning debated
County official resists using fowl as crime watchers while residents cite guineas peacocks and geese for garden weed control and noise relief. A past case denied a Castro Valley man's wish to keep peacocks, citing neighbor disruption.
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Hildebrand
Rallan
Tor Richard Flynn
Gilneas Faw
Sic
Dublin Road
Roger W. Peacock
Castro Valley
Chile wage hike canceled amid junta suspension
Chilean workers resumed their jobs as the military junta suspended a 200 per cent wage raise ordered by Allende. Treasury minister Gutierrez cited economic collapse and inflation as justification, while workers debated the impact on cost of living and procurement plans for essentials. Pinochet warned of a tough path to reconstruction and belt tightening.
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Santiago
UPT
Mai
Tate
Salvador Allende
Allende
Chile
OM Ietal
Goluzzo
Bomb explosion wounds 15 in Rio de Janeiro offices
A powerful homemade pipe bomb exploded in LAN Chile Rio offices injuring 15 people including three army officers and a soldier. A note claimed the attack targeted Chilean junta rulers and warned of further bombs. A Brazilian photographer was among the injured.
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Rio DE Janeiro
UPL
Lineas Aereas de Chile
Lanchite
Rio
Hamilton Ferceira
The
Jornal da Brasil
Santiago death toll rises in Chile coup report
Newsweek reports a rising death toll from the Chilean military takeover, citing Santiago figures of 2708 bodies and a morgue count of 270 youths shot at close range. Correspondent John Barnes says morgue staff face court martial, and the junta claims few executions while Barnes argues a broader pattern.
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New York
UPL
Newsweek
Chile
Santiago
John Barnes
Barnes
Santiagoy
Drowning victims recovered after weekend fishing trip
Three Oaklinton residents died when a fishing outing turned tragic at Potaiter Slough south of the Mokelumne River. Dorothy Baker 44 fell in and was followed by her husband 58 who tried to save her. Gary Green 22 and the others aboard joined the search. Lucille Baker alerted deputies who recovered the bodies Sunday.
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LOD
Oaklint
Potaiter
Mokelumne
Dorothy Elizabeth Baker
Gaily
Sheril
Ad Couch
Lucille
Sheriff's Cputieg
San Joaquin County
Sheri's Deputies
Crash victims found in remote wooded area
MENA Ark UPI reports all 11 bodies recovered from Texas International airliner wreck on Inch Mountain after drifting off course in a thunderstorm. Army officials deny sealing site. FAA and airline investigators to assess wreckage scattered over 100 yards with tail section identifiable.
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Mena, Ark
UPI
Texas International
B.J. Brewer
Red River
Inch Mountain
Brewer
Polk County
Hartzell Geyer
FAA
Airlines
Texarkana
Ark
Dorado
Dre
Edward Dreifus
National Transportation Board
Quachila Mountains
Elderly man fires into ground to quiet disturbance
In Los Angeles an elderly man, disturbed by radio noise, fired three shots into the ground from a rifle outside his home. Police arrived after a neighbor alerted them, four special weapons unit officers aided, and the man surrendered his talber rifle, returning to bed hoping for quiet rest.
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AS Angeles
VPI
Husband kills wife then drives sons to bay suicide note left
Police allege Abaya and wife Abaya quarreled in Union City home. He allegedly smothered her with pillows after a stabbing, then took nephews Tony Sy and Noel Sy to San Francisco. He left a note for parents, drove to Fisherman's Wharf, jumped into the bay, and was found near Pier 39. Investigators say he admitted the slaying and was deemed sane after psychiatric evaluation.
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Wierorex
Polit
Abaya
Tony Sy
Noel Sy
San Francisco
Fisherman's Wharf
Tier 39
Campbell Chain
Union City
Kaiser Hospital
Heer Abaya
Gas price increases spark dealer shifts and protests
Gas shutdown threats and price increases ripple across states as dealers resume operations. Central California retailers report ninety percent of service stations closed, while Ohio and Gary, Indiana outlets push to pass wholesale costs to customers. Las Vegas area stations denounce Phase IV controls as illegal and seek end to the regime.
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Fresno
Calif
Petre Jeur
Central Calfornia
Las Vegas
California
Reagan vetoes bill extending teacher collective bargaining
Governor Ronald Reagan vetoed SBM which would have allowed teacher and higher education faculty collective bargaining. He argued it could trigger conflict over class size and curriculum, lacked a no-management rights clause, and enabled secret-ballot union selection with binding arbitration. Senator Moscone defended the measure.
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Sacramento
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
California
George Moscone
San Francisco
Moscone
Senate
Brown probes Nixon funds in California reports
Secretary of State Edmund G Brown Jr said he is investigating the use of between 1 million and 2 million dollars in secret political committee funds linked to President Nixon. Deputy Tom Quinn said the probe concerns a report showing a 250000 dollar payment to Herbert W Kalmbach, Nixon’s former personal attorney, with unclear purpose.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown
Nixon
Tom Quinn
Brown
California
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Newport Beach
Kalmbach
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Genesear Pinochet
Gary Green
Couch
Mena
Queen Wilhelmina State Park
Oklahoma
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Bonnie McCullough
la Grange
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Cast of Living Council
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