Rescue of Spanish imperial eagle ends in Hayward
A Spanish imperial eagle rescued from a Hayward address will be shipped to Spain by Pan American World Airways after a tip led to a high speed car pursuit. Game and Fish Inspector Clanton reported two men fled with the bird, but no charges followed. The eagle was kept at an undisclosed Hayward location and is slated for return to Spain today.
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Hayward
Spain
State Department of Fish
Caine
Game and Fish
Clanton
Bil
Pan American World Airways
BART Service Delayed by Automatic Equipment Fault
A malfunctioning automatic equipment caused a 45 minute BART delay between Fremont and Richmond. The first train failed at 8 12 am on Monday, and the replacement train could not exceed 89 miles per hour before also being replaced.
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Oakland
UPI
Bay Area
Fremont
Richmond
BART
Police trap suspects in Fremont and Union City incidents
Union City police arrested Ramiro R Delgadillo 36 of 3520 Decoto Road on hit and run and felony drunken driving after an accident at Fremont Boulevard. Motorcyclist Rick A Cisseil 22 of 96000 Fremont Boulevard was injured in the crash at 36427 Fremont Boulevard. Delgadillo was caught near Alvarado and Hall Ranch roads in Union City at 7 44 pm Sunday. Police later found a car with rear wheels on a rock at Vallejo Mills Park and a cache of beer and soda bottles. Inquiries showed Quan's Market at 31027 Union Ward had been broken into Saturday night. Thomas G Gregory 19 of 1812 Tulane Street Union City was spotted on Niles and Mission Boulevards. He gave a burglary statement and his suspected accomplice Oscar Aguilar 22 of 1481 College Court Union City was found in the park. Both men were under suspicion of burglary.
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Union City
Ramiro R Delgadillo
Decoto Road
Rick A. Cisseil
Fremont Blvd
Delgadillo
Alvarado
Ilall Ranch
Vallejo Mills Park
Quan
Union Iy
William Shuey
Thomas G. Gregory
Tulane St
Linion City
Niles and
Mission Boulevards
Gregory
Michael Morrison
Oscar Aguilar
College Court
Fight at Fremont store ends with arrest after clash
Police broke up a large crowd outside the 7-17 store on Farwell Drive near Stevenson Boulevard at 10 30 p m Sunday two men involved in a fight remained after the crowd dispersed Sg Richard Phillips separated them one man cooperated the other attacked Phillips Angus James R 18 of 5328 Cleveland Place Fremont was identified and taken to hospital with eight stitches for a head wound hit with a night stick he was booked for disturbing the peace and assaulting a police officer
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Fremont
Farwell Drive
Stevenson Boulevard
Richard Phillips
Phillips
James R. Angus
Cleveland Place
Angus
Agus
State workers approve 1974 budget in California
The California State Employees Association general council approved a 1974 budget of 4.0 million dollars with 500,000 for political action. The group with 102,000 members said 219,000 was added to support 18 occupational councils that would negotiate if a collective bargaining bill for state employees passes.
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Los Angeles
California State Employes Association
Near Fatal Fires In South County Area
A Fremont man, 41, was critically burned after spilling lighter fluid and igniting it on himself in a home, while Hayward trustee Joan Hamblin and her family escaped a fire at 2410 Linden. Firefighters credited prevention drills for keeping the fire from spreading. A Washington Hospital patient, Lucille Brady, was treated after being pulled from a burning apartment. The causes are under investigation with damages estimated at $4,000 for the Hamblin residence and $2,000 for the building plus contents.
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Hayward
Joan Hamblin
Rome
Fremont
Washington Hagpiti
Brady
Don Kipp
Arabs and Israelis resume fighting amid ceasefire breakdown
The conflict flares anew as Egypt and Israel blame each other for violations ending the 6:50 pm ceasefire. Cairo reports heavy bombing and ground fighting west of the Suez Canal while Israel says it is targeting Egyptian troop concentrations. Jordan and Iraq show mixed responses. the U N Security Council convenes to push for a durable peace.
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Iraq
Libya
Cairo
United Nations Security Council
Israel
Golda Meir
Knesset
Security Council
Haim Herzog
Suez Canal
Suez
Watter Lakes
A.1j.n. Security Counci
Supreme Court declines review in two Baton Rouge reporters contempt case
The high court, by a one vote margin, lets stand a federal judge's contempt ruling against Lang Dickinson and Gibbs Adams for publishing testimony from a court hearing. They were fined $100 each for defying the injunction preventing publication amid a potential criminal trial.
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UPI
Supreme Court
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U. S
FE. Gordon West
Baton Rouge
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Gibbs Adams
William C. Douglas
Kansas
Amtrak
Howard B. Levy
Brooklyn
Vietnam
Florida
Dickinson
Gibbs
West
Dickingon
Eulalia Anderson Dies at Castro Valley Home
Eulalia Anderson, longtime Castro Valley resident described as strong and optimistic, died recently. Ambie Anderson and Mrs Stave Pinasea praise her as a dedicated worker and sports enthusiast who cared for Castro Valley's best interests. She is survived by son body F Anderson and six grandchildren with services set for Thursday at 3 p.m. at Spencer Mortuary in Castro Valley.
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Skite University
Hayward
Ambie Anderson
Castro Valley
Stave Pinasea
Son in custody after San Leandro father's shooting death
In San Leandro 21 year old Erick Leonard Erickson was arrested after his father Leonard Evan Erickson 52 was shot in their home at 80 Preda Street with a Winchester rifle. The elder Erickson died two hours later at San Leandro Memorial Hospital. Police say the son left home after an argument and later admitted the shooting saying he had “just shot a man.” Evidence included 020 caliber shell casings and an empty rifle case found at the scene.
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San Les Dran
Erick Leonard Erickson
Leonard Evan Erickson
Preda St
Erickson
San Leandro Memorial Hospital
Mis Erickson
Davis Street
Davis
Pavifie Avenue
Anronght i Erickson
Sierras Blizzard Leaves 18 Missing In Bear Valley Hike
In the High Sierra a Mountain exploration group of 16 students and two instructors became lost during heavy snow and high winds near Bear Valley at about 10 001 feet. Sheriff deputies joined Alpine unit to search as the weather hampered progress, with four members reported off course earlier and later location.
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Matl Meville
High Sierra
Alpine Steputy
Sajge Abel
Bear Valley
Local boy killed in accidental incident at arena
A 10 year old boy named Koy died after being struck in a tragic accident at an arena. Police and residents recall two friends who were with him and could not reach safety. Andrew Claeben is reported to have won a related event at the arena.
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digiNy
Andrew Claeben
Arene
Annexation debate set tomorrow in San Leandro
In San Leandro six Washington Manor schools seek transfer from San Lorenzo to San Leandro school district. Trustees will hold a public hearing at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in Bancroft Junior High cafeteria to hear testimony and decide next steps.
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Annnexing
Washington Manor
Leandro
Bancroft Junior High School
Nancroft Ave
San Lorenzo
Washington
Horneowners Association
Chamber of Commerce
San Leandri Manufacturers Association
Ex-debutante Bridget Dugdale taunts parents at theft trial
In Exeter Crown Court Bridget Rose Dugdale 32 a former debutante and radical activist charged with stealing art valued at 196000 from Col JF Digtdale’s country home. Her lover and co defendant Wally Heaton 42 received six years. Dugdale declared she would be freed by the people and derided the judge.
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England
UPI
Bridget Rose Dugdale
Dugdale
Wally Heaton
Exeter Crown Court
Col
Jf.c. Digtdale
Bridget
Thigdale
Landon
Chelsea
Sundand
Peru UFO CONTINUED DESCRIPTION OF SIGHTING AND DETAILS
A witness described a Peru UFO as burnished silver and saucer shaped with a cupola, blue light, shiplike windows, and red thrumming propulsion. The object altered course to avoid wires, disappeared in a moment, and a Polaroid allegedly captured the craft and its features.
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Mminute
Hugo Layhaid
Tam
Hut Ying Raucers
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