Copter Crash Kills Two In Oakland Downtown
Police say a helicopter en route to a robbery scene plunged into a Fruitvale area intersection Tuesday night, killing pilot Wendell Troyer 47 and observer David Guilder 26. Fire and gasoline destroyed four parked cars. no other injuries reported.
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Hung jury in murder trial in Newark case
The eight day trial of Cara Pimental of Milpitas ended in a hung jury in Superior Court. Pimental, 31, remains charged with murder for the April shooting of her estranged husband August W. Pimental, 45, at his Newark home. A new trial date may be set after Friday pre trial proceedings. Deputy D A Thomas Orlol prosecuted and Rollie Pennington defended.
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Fremont Bridge Crash Claims Fourth Fatality
A two car crash on the Dumbarton Bridge Friday afternoon in Fremont has killed four people including Michael Stekelberg a 14 year old passenger. The other deceased are driver Jane Somers 38 her husband William and another passenger. The crash occurred when Somers vehicle collided head on with a van driven by James Edwin Pleasanton. No other injuries were reported.
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Arson Suspected in Fremont School Storehouse Fire
Firefighters suspect arson in a two dollar ninety cent blaze at the Fremont Unified School District storeroom behind Washington High School on Fremont Boulevard. A garbage cart adjacent to a wooden outbuilding ignited, igniting a wall and damaging the roof and attic. Books and papers were destroyed or damaged.
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Fire damages house in San Lorenzo. no injuries reported
A blaze at 4:31 yesterday afternoon caused about 3000 dollars in damage to Edward Lustig's six room home at 88 Via Mirabel San Lorenzo. Firemen said no one was home when the fire started in a bedroom and the cause is undetermined. Bedroom furniture and clothing were destroyed and extensive smoke damage spread through the house.
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Moderate quake shakes South Coury area
A moderate tremor rattled the region at 7 am, with UC Berkeley seismograph stations placing the epicenter in the Morgan ifilk area about six miles southeast at Huckeler. The quake measured 4.25 on the Richter scale. Hayward police logged six inquiries about the event and reported 10 damages. Fremont police received one inquiry.
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Track mishap halts traffic on Jackson Street morning rush
A gravel spill during the 6:40 am rush hour on Jackson Street east of Hospinian Boulevard stalled traffic. A Hitch slipped on a doubler gravel hauler operated by Evison Mees at Fremont, causing the rear trailer to lift. No damage or injuries were reported.
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Man charged with assault in long running feud
Hayward man Max Jyons, 23, of 850 Bishop Ave, charged with assault with a deadly weapon after a dispute with Prank Ainsworth. Police say Lyons II threatened to hit Ainsworth with a tire iron and led a high speed pursuit through a school zone, ending in Lyons' arrest. The feud dates to January after a car vandalism incident.
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Jurors told to ignore Spiro news leaks
Federal judge Waller E. Hoffman instructed grand jurors in Baltimore to disregard news reports about the Agnew investigation. He warned that leaks must not influence indictments and emphasized secrecy oath. the session followed a closed meeting with Agnew’s lawyers and prosecutors.
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Burglaries Reported Across Four Homes Totaling $6000 Losses
Police recorded four residential burglaries with combined losses around 6000 dollars. Victims include Michael John Weston of Castro Valley, Daniel Anthony Silva of San Leandro, James Linegras, and Warren Burton Hansen of Castro Valley, with items stolen ranging from televisions and stereo gear to cash and payroll records. Authorities noted several break-ins occurred during daylight hours and that reports for some cases are still pending.
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Purse Snatchers Grab Woman on San Leandro Street
An elderly San Leandro woman walking west on West ande cn Avenue toward Carpentier Street was robbed of her purse containing 15 dollars. One robber rode away on a motorcycle while another grabbed the bag from behind and fled, leaving the victim injured.
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Walter Lippmann suffers stroke in New York
Walter Lippmann, renowned columnist and two time Pulitzer Prize winner, collapsed at his home in New York and was rushed to a hospital where doctors described a stroke and said he was in critical condition. Separately, officials at Torrey Pines State Park reported nearly 200 rarity Torrey pines died in a wildfire and will be cut down.
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Happy hour threatened by San Francisco distributor strike
San Francisco area liquor supply faces disruption as a strike and lockout involve Union Teamsters representing workers for Haag Brothers Juliard Alpha Metascon Pacific Crown Rathjon and Max Sobel. Pay under the expired contract ranged from 437 to 700 monthly. employers offered 40 extra monthly retroactive to June 1 and 40 more each June 1 for two years.
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Fugitive in slaying nabbed
In San Francisco a fugitive wanted for the slaying of Frank Mallon was captured after a confrontation over Mullen’s sister Jaqueline Thompson. Police Inspector Patton and Gleay noted Varley’s anger when ordered to restrain the sister, with two men accompanying Purley later convicted of voluntary manslaughter and jailed. Names include Michiel Rode, Chamt Sylvan Armstrong, 22.
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Bomb threat halts Segretti testimony
Senate Watergate hearings were interrupted by a bomb threat at the Capitol Caucus Room delaying testimony by Donald Segretti. He testified Dwight Chapin hired him in 1971 to sabotage Democratic opponents with duties kept secret, with respect to the 1972 Florida primary and letters mailed to voters.
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Leandro Ellis Backlash Over School Prejudice Stirs San Leandro
Richardson denounces a club for restricting enrollment, saying the decision clashes with evolving civil rights norms. He asserts funds should not come from a group showing contempt for core founding principles and urges reconsideration of the measure.
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Agnew faces serious charges cited by Nixon
The report notes Vice President Spiro Agnew is being investigated by a federal grand jury in Baltimore and labeled the charges as serious by President Nixon. Nixon mentions possible future travel by Henry Kissinger to Europe and Asia, while Agnew advocates withholding Watergate details and remains opposed to suspending the Republican nomination event into 1974.
Tunney touts poverty diet during Senate hearing
Omn Sen John Tunney discusses a two week diet to illustrate hunger and high prices. He reports losing six pounds from 180 as he urges welfare and price stabilization measures. He cites personal experience to support bills forcing Commerce Dept reports on food export impact. He speaks amid hearings on the effect of food costs on California families.
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