Copter Crash Kills Oakland Police Pilot and Observer
Police helicopter en route to a robbery scene crashed into a Fruitvale parking lot killing pilot Wendell Troyer 47 and observer David G Guider 26. Witnesses saw the plunge but not the impact. the craft, overhauled last month, exploded burning four parked cars. No other injuries reported.
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Hung jury in Newark murder trial of Mrs Pimental
The eight day trial of Mrs. Carol Pimental for the April murder of her estranged husband ended in a hung jury. The case will return to Superior Court for pretrial Friday with a possible new trial date.
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Fourth victim dies in Dumbarton Bridge crash
A two car collision on the Dumbarton Bridge claimed four lives. Michael Stekelberg, 2, of Fremont died at Washington Hospital. Passengers Mrs. Jean Louise Somers and her husband William Somers perished. A Michael Edwin of Pleasanton sustained serious injuries. Police said Somers left her lane before the crash.
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Teasanton
Arson Suspected In Fremont High School Fire
Firefighters report a 2300 dollar blaze at Washington High School 34442 Fremont Blvd at 8 22 last night. A garbage can beside a 20 foot wood frame building was ignited setting a wall and damaging roof and attic. Books and papers destroyed or damaged.
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Fire damages six room house in San Lorenzo
A fire at 4 38 yesterday afternoon caused about 3000 damage at the home of Edward Lustig 24 Via Mirabel in San Lorenzo Firemen reported the origin not determined with extensive smoke damage and destruction to bedroom furniture and clothing in the six room house.
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Tremor Hits Sauttt County Near Morgan Hill Area
A moderate quake was felt at 3 07 am in Sauttt County with its epicenter around Morgan Hill, about 60 miles southeast of Berkeley. The Richler scale logged 4.25. Hayward and Fremont police reported inquiries but no damage or injuries.
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Truck mishap stalls traffic on Jackson Sire east of Hesperian
A minor truck mishap on Jackson Sire east of Hesperian Boulevard backed up traffic during the morning rush. The hitch struck a double-tire travel hauler operated by Ivison Mees of Fremont, tipping the trailer at about 6:40 AM. No injuries or major damage reported. some gravel spilled.
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Man charged with assault in ongoing Hayward grudge
Hayward resident Max Lyons, 23, of 9 Bishop Ave, faces assault with a deadly weapon charges after a Monday dispute with Frank Ainsworth. Police say Lyons threatened to hit Ainsworth with a tire iron and pursued him at high speed, attempting to force his car off the road. The chase began near Eldridge Avenue around 1 p.m. as Lyons reportedly followed Ainsworth through a red light, with bystanders hearing loud engines past Shepherd School before officers stopped the pursuit and arrested Lyons. The two men had been at odds since January.
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Jurors told to ignore Spiro news leaks
Federal judge Walter E Hoffman instructed grand jurors in Baltimore to disregard media reports on the Agnew corruption inquiry. He stressed secrecy for a fair investigation and warned against letting leaks influence any indictment decisions. The special session followed a closed hour forty debate with Agnew’s lawyers and prosecutors.
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Four burglaries cause six thousand dollars in losses
Law enforcement agencies reported four burglaries two residential and two commercial resulting in about six thousand dollars in losses. Victims include Michael John Weston of Castro Valley a San Leandro resident Daniel Anthony Silva from San Leandro and Warren Burton Hansen of Castro Valley. Other details incomplete with several businesses on Rufus Court reportedly burglarized.
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Robbers grab purse from San Leandro resident
A woman walking near West Estudidla Avenue and Carpentier Street was approached from behind by a skinny robber who snatched her black purse containing $15 in cash. An accomplice waited on a small motorcycle with engine running. she was uninjured and alerted police.
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Water Lippmann suffers stroke in New York
The veteran journalist Walter Lippmann aged 84 suffered a cerebral vascular incident, was taken to New York Hospital in critical condition after a stroke at the hotel. Doctors gave the news as he remained unstable but under care today.
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Rare Torrey pines to be cut at state park
An official at Torrey Pines State Park said 200 rare Torrey pine trees killed by a recent arson fire will be cut down. The trees, part of a 2,500-tree stand and among the world's few Torrey pine groves, are located at Torrey Pines and Santa Rosa Island.
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Mappy hour threatened by Bay Area distributor strike
In San Francisco the Bay Area liquor supply faces a potential shortage as a strike and lockout by distributor workers disrupts major firms Haar Brothers Juillard Alpha McKesson Pacific Crown Rathfen and Max Sobel. Union leader Rudy Tham says walkouts might not have occurred if locked out first. Contracts expiring June 1 show monthly pay between 34007 and 740. Employers cite offers of 40 monthly retroactive to June 1 plus 37.34 on Jan 1 and 40 more each June 1 for two years.
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Fugitive in Slaying Nabbed in San Francisco
A man sought for a slaying in San Francisco was arrested by police in French Ind. The suspect, Germ Nurley, 34, allegedly shot Frank O. Mullen during a dispute over Mullen’s sister Phigneline Thompson. Inspectors said Turley became violent after being ordered to cease seeing the sister. Two men who accompanied Turley face voluntary manslaughter convictions and sentences.
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Bomb threat halts Segretti testimony
Washington report on the Watergate Committee hearing states Donald Segretti testified that Dwight Chapin hired him in 1971 to conduct political sabotage in about six states, funded him with $45, and used aliases to avoid exposure. A bomb threat forced adjournment as police cleared the Senate Caucus Room after a noisy disruption and precautionary searches.
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Leandro Ellis funds dispute spurs community rebuke
Richardson and others condemn a local Elks decision to continue a restrictive practice. He says the club’s stance is offensive and outmoded, urging reconsideration and warning his organization cannot accept money while the policy persists. The remarks address race relations and changing discrimination laws.
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Agnew Says Charges Serious and Nixon Denies Innocence
President Nixon defends his vice president amid federal grand jury actions in Baltimore while noting serious charges against Agnew. Kissinger schedules trips to Europe and Asia this fall with visits to Peking and Tokyo. Wage-price controls may persist, and Nixon may not endorse a 1976 Republican nominee. he upholds Watergate defense.
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Tunney Endures Poverty Diet Amid Price Crisis
California Senator Tunney says a $125 daily poverty diet eased hunger and proves needed relief. He criticizes bureaucrats while testifying to a commerce hearing on rising food prices and the potential effects on domestic supply and exports.
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