Rews in review Edward E Moore suicide at home
Edward E Moore 23 of 3042 Kelley Street apparently shot himself to death at his residence. Deputies reported his father found his body with a rifle beside him in a back bedroom, a chest wound and a hole in the ceiling. The rifle was a back-and-valve type and no note was left. Moore's occupation was listed as a musician.
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Lear crash leaves Concord man hospitalized in four car crash
A four car collision on Interstate 680 near Mission Boulevard hospitalized Concord man Christopher Seharil with facial and back injuries. CHP reports he was in a 1966 Ford that struck a stopped vehicle causing a chain reaction involving three other cars. Seharil in fair condition at Oak Knoll Naval Hospital in Oakland.
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Fremont police anii suit settled
Fremont Police Officers Association Inc settles back overtime pay case out of court. Patrolman Ron Nielsen confirms settlement. attorney James Perley not releasing details yet. Original demand pegged at 560,000. earlier talks included court ordered stay to allow negotiations.
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Power outage sparked by fog hits Pleasanton area
A 29 minute electric failure centered in Pleasanton and Fremont left about 4,800 customers dark early this morning. Pacific Gas and Electric Co spokesman cited a flashover on a 60,000 volt line from heavy fog causing outages across Pleasanton and parts of Union City, Newark, and nearby areas.
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Free concert set by Oakland Symphony amid wage dispute
Oakland Symphony Orchestra members announce a free concert Thursday at the Oakland Auditorium Theater as a gift to the community after season opening concerts were cancelled due to a wage dispute. Union officials cite a 24 per musician per month payoff and a year deficit figure, with overall funds needed to balance finances. Concerts earlier scheduled for Wednesday through Friday were postponed while management seeks an early settlement.
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Chabot Chicanos Press For On-campus Center
Chicano students at Chabot College walked out and pitched two tents on the lawn to press for a center offering counseling, financial aid, tutoring, transportation, and child care. Dean McKinley said no such plan exists and warned of possible police involvement. college already provides tutoring, history courses, and increased Chicano staff.
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Chabot
John St. McKinley
McKinley
German film wins first at festival in San Francisco
The Unknown Continent, a German film directed by Leichard Munck, won top prize in the San Francisco Film Festival's communication category. Other prizes went to Tin 12, I'm pregnant, and I Don't Know What to Do by Lee Mendelson and A Way of Life by Dimension Films. In television, My Sweet Charlie by Lamont Johnson for Universal Studios won best entertainment program, with Japan Color Movie of Tokyo taking best TV commercial for THCUINENIs.
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Manson attorney delays trial over traffic court date
Los Angeles reports that defense lawyer Ronald Hughes caused a delay in the Manson family murder trial as he faced traffic citations in Santa Monica Municipal Court. The Superior Court trial went into recess awaiting his appearance while prosecutors cited Melcher testimony about the case’s motive related to Charles Manson’s recordings and his meetings with Terry Melcher.
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Judge orders Sacramento firemen back to work
Sacramento Superior Court Judge William Gallagher ruled public employees have no right to strike. He urged a lawfully approved wage survey instead, delaying action until before the city charter deadline of November 26. Fire fighters, led by officials of the striking unit, walked off during wage talks, and no comments were available from their officers.
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Reagan and Unruh Spar Over California Unemployment
California campaign events feature Jess Unruh blaming Reagan and Murphy for 7 percent joblessness and 50 000 aerospace layoffs while pledging to win federal contracts. Unruh targets four aerospace losses and promotes a Washington push.
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Ri ot charges against Seale are dismissed
U S District Judge Julius J Moff dismissed riot conspiracy charges against Bobby Seale, once bound and gagged in the Chicago Seven trial. Seale faced trial on conspiring to incite riots at the 1968 Democratic National Convention, but the vial conspiracy charges were dropped at the U S Attorney's request. Seale remains under a near four year contempt sentence under appeal.
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Pregnant Officer Fights Air Force Discharge
The article notes a pregnant officer challenging an Air Force discharge on a legal search and seizure matter dated Sept 20. It mentions letters protesting the board decision ready for Secretary Seamans and indicates new Air Force regulations allow mothers or legal guardians of children to remain on active duty.
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Mayor Lindsay backs Goldberg in New York governor race
Mayor John Lindsay endorsed Democrat Arthur Goldberg for New York governor, signaling a potential party switch as he noted Goldberg and State Senator Basil Paterson had the strongest urban-survival backing. Lindsay urged independence and criticized Rockefeller's Albany bloc, framing the endorsement as a pivotal step amid shifting political tides.
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Parachutist Killed In Lakewood Skydiving Jump
A 19 year old parachutist Joseph Turner Jr of an acrobatic skydiving team died after leaping from a plane at 13,000 feet. He missed the target area at the Federal Youth Center in Lakewood and landed on concrete curbing. Team members believed he was stunned but found dead when helping him.
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City plans hearings on pay hikes, repairs, and district assessments
The meeting agenda covers wage increases for city workers including a plumbing repair project at the Plunge, a transfer affecting Al Stern’s team, a five acre td-unit project near 14g and 176 LS, Highlands Assessment District petitions, and budgeted improvements on West Winted Avenue with new traffic signals. Also slated are a city code arbitration clause for employees, and procedures for the employee death benefit continuance plan.
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Massive hunt for Canadian kidnapers escalates amid FLQ threats
Police intensify the search as the FLQ seeks safe conduct for 22 detainees and prisoners. A Montreal suburb yields Laporte's body while Cross reports he is alive but in danger. Trudeau's government rejects safe conduct, while the letter from Cross warns of the risks if authorities act.
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