Former Fremont Coed Bludgeoned to Death in Santa Clara Apartment
Karen Albrecht, 21, a former Quoitic College coed, was beaten to death with a hammer and found by friend Gerald Bettencourt in her Santa Clara apartment. Her mother Dorothy Nargans of Castro Valley attends services at Cedar Lawn Memorial Park chapel at 10 a.m. tomorrow.
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Karen Albrecht
Gerald L. Bettencourt
Dorothy Nargans
Castro Valley
Cedar Lawn Memorial Park Chapel
Warm Springs Blvd
Two arrested after Fremont Hub shooting wounds man
A Hayward man was shot outside Lyon's restaurant at Fremont Hub Shopping Center. James Travis, 26, was in serious condition after neck wounds. Milpitas men James J. Wilhelm, 24, and Chris Lee Adams, for alleged assault with intent to murder were arrested nearby. A Scaliber pistol was found in their car.
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Hayward
Fremont Hub
James Travis
Washington Hospital
Milpitas
James J. Wilhelm
San Jose
Chris Lee Adams
Lyon's
Travis Feft
Williams
Adams
Alviso
Scaliber
Meat theft and burglaries shock San Leandro market scene
In San Leandro police arrested Steven Madeiros and Richard Vincent after they fled Ralphs with a ham valued at 5.08, then found pork chops and roasts in their car. Three more Oakland men held for a Lincoln Contractors burglary, and two youths jailed for breaking into Al Wiedmann’s Salvage Co, with valuables recovered including a roll of varpel and velvet pantsuits.
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Richard Vincent
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San Leandro
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Edison St
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Roy Peterson
Billy Rather
Stanley
Handy Woodhouse
Placer Drive
Burglary Victim Suspect Witness In Hayward Theft
Hayward sheriff deputies report a burglary of about 1300 dollars. Victim Patrick Allan Gunn 23, said he was given beer and "super grass" at a friend's home while his car, pink slip, and items including rifles, camera, cash, clock, stereo, and gas card were taken. He woke at home to find the theft and his telephone cord cut. deputies suggest he may have been intoxicated during the entry.
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Patrick Allan Gunn
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Greek Orthodox church leader dies in Castro Valley
Peter Rochios 32 of Oakland, first president of the Greek Orthodox Church of the Resurrection, died yesterday at Merritt Hospital Oakland. Born in Oakland, he was a Tower partner in Helezel Leighton Brann and Neal. Survived by wife Judith, three children Matthew Amanda, parents Sam and Marika Rochios, brother John, sister Angelina Morrow. Services tomorrow at noon at the church 20104 Center St with interment Mountain View Cemetery. Trisagion Service tonight at 8 in the Laurel Chapel.
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Peter Rochivs
Oakland
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Tower
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Judith Rochios
Matthew
Amanda
Sam
Marika Rochios
John Rochios
Angelina Morrow
Center St
Mountain View Cemetery
Laurel Chapel
Lucille Tomley 89 dies in Hayward hospital
Lucille Tomley owner of the old Hayward Hospital died Saturday at Hayward Convalescent Hospital. A native of England she ran the Hayward Hospital at 7704 St from 1921 to 1962. She was a charter member of the Business and Professional Women's Club the Soroptimist Club and the American Hospital Association. Services set for 1:30 p.m. in the South Chapel of Chapel of the Chimes 32992 Mission Blvd. Friends may call at Hayward Mortuary today after 3:09 p.m. and tomorrow noon.
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England
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American Hospital Association
Mission Blvd
Hayward Mortuary
Man Escapes From Santa Rita Jail
A four year old named George Washington Thomas escaped Saturday from the medium security area of Santa Rita jail. Detained for burglary and possession charges after being received from Berkeley police on Get 1 oft. He has not been sentenced and his last address was in San Francisco.
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Santa Rita Cats
George Washington Thomas
Berkeley
Housing stock shifts in San Leandro and Fremont
San Leandro remains an older community with 52 of 161 homes listed as one or two bedroom units. Hayward lists 25 three bedroom homes while Fremont leads with 217 four bedroom options. Fremont also has more four bedroom homes than Hayward or San Leandro, reflecting a trend toward larger units. Fremont is the newest area among the three.
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Frexmont
Fremont
San Leandro
Battles escalate as Arab-Israeli war erupts in 1973
Reports from Cairo and Damascus portray rapid advances and heavy losses on both sides as Egypt and Syria push across the Suez Canal and Golan Heights. Israel asserts holding action and counterattacks while observers warn of conflicting claims and scarce verified figures.
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Hassan II
Morocco
Algeria
Tunisia
Baghdad
Palestine Liberation Organization
Yasser Arafat
Government Eyes Tougher Bike Rules
Washington officials of the Consumer Product Safety Commission plan final bicycle safety rules before year’s end. Proposals include side reflectors for visibility, brake quality, frame strength, and limits on handlebars and gear controls. Officials cite side collisions as a major risk and note some bicycle designs may be banned to reduce injuries.
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UPI
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Commission
Ricter
Equal Rights Amendment status sparks split views
Washington reports the ERA faces a crucial vote with supporters insisting 10 more states are enough for ratification while opponents note 16 states have rejected it and 12 rejections would seal defeat. Proponents call it symbolic progress, while Phyllis Schlafly argues it harms women and could force draft. Frances Parenthold predicts passage despite opposition.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Mormon Leader Denounces Women's Lib as Devil's Work
Salt Lake City AP report quotes Neldon Tanner, first counselor to LDS President Harold B. Lee, denouncing women’s liberation as Satan’s scheme. He urges adherence to traditional roles for wives and mothers while affirming women’s equality with men.
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Neldon Tanner Tanner
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Tanner
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