Hayward van fails to stop at crossing. Morrison cited
Police report a Hayward van attempted to race a freight train at the Southern Pacific crossing on A Street Meckland. Richard Morrison 22 and passenger Steve Nelson 20 fled the vehicle but were captured. Morrison injured and treated, Nelson under private doctor care.
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Deputy Injured in Auto Crash Near Pleasantan Road
California Highway Patrol reports deputy Pauw Kw. Thompson, 3, driving a Jaguar sports car, swerved off Pleasan tan Rural Road yesterday, hit a utility pole, damage listed as total. Thompson, of Sunol, was treated. officer found approximate speed about 40 mph and pending investigation with no ticket issued.
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Driver hurt as ruck hits car in San Leandro
Police report a garbage truck slammed into the rear of a car driven by 21 year old Antonin Sparvolia of Oakland on Davis Street near Caterpillar Tractor Co. hospitalizing him with back and neck injuries. Raymond Vegas, 21, of Oakland, swerved to avoid the collision. no citations issued pending investigation.
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Burglary Suspect Escapes After Hayward Chase
A Hayward police pursuit ended with one burglar captured and another fleeing after a canyon campsite confrontation. Alfred Victor Tannarieli, 644 Janice Ave, was later arrested with a walkie talkie and 22 caliber shells. Items from multiple burglaries were found at the scene including a mirror, shotgun, rifle, fishing rod, and a college ID.
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Berkeley Man Killed On Street Near Past Crime Scene
Berkeley resident Norman R. Wagner, 31, was shot and killed on a street Tuesday night, not robbed, as witnesses reported three gunshots. He collapsed on the sidewalk about half a block from the August police officer shooting scene.
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Ecuador blast at ex vice president home kills one
A bomb blast at the Guayaquil residence of former vice president Jorge Zabala Baguierivo killed Alejandrina Perez de Huerta, a relative of ex mayor Francisco Huerta, and injured Carmen Huerta Perez and a domestic worker. Suspect linked to kidnap case involving Brig. Gen. Cesar Rohon Sandoval.
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Alejandrina Perez de Huerta
Francisco Huerta
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Two quizzed in Chile murder case
Retired Gen Roberto Vieux and his brother in law Col Raul Iguall were detained for questioning in the assassination of Chile's army chief. Cheyre led the inquiry and said the pair offered resistance when seized at a private suburban home. Vieux had earlier denied involvement and surrendered with attorney Sergio Miranda.
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Chile
UPI
Roberto Visay
Raul Iguall
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Iguall
Emilio Cheyre
Cheyre
Viaux
Sergin Miranda
GM set to reveal early impact of auto strike
Detroit sources report General Motors will announce third quarter earnings and outline the initial effects of the United Auto Workers strike that idled U S and Canadian plants for 44 days. The strike began Sept 15 and has affected 400,880 GM workers and many suppliers. No progress noted in talks or local settlements. UAW leader Leonhard Woodcock and GM negotiator Irving Bluestone missed today’s New York session due to Charles Kerrigan funeral. Woodcock called the coming week crucial for November production. Pickets crowded GM sites around Detroit, delaying salaried staff at the JamTramek Chevrolet complex and at the Warren technical center where two pickets were arrested for interfering with nonstrikers.
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UAW
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Death sentence challenge date set for November hearing
The Supreme Court set November 9 for the hearing on two death penalty procedure challenges. Dennis McGauldin of Los Angeles and James Crampton of Toledo contest jury discretion and trial judge guidance, alleging arbitrary power. The ruling could affect over 530 men and 3 women on death rows nationwide.
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James Crampton
Toledo
Campaign Rifts Widen as Republicans Split on Tactics
President cites campaign aggressiveness as a real issue while Lindsay, a defiant Republican, warns of a dangerous rightward push. Rogers C. B. Morrow accuses Lindsay of abandoning GOP beliefs to advance personal ambitions, urging focus on solving New York City problems.
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Judge bans radical speaker list sparks free speech clash
The ruling calls the report a black list aimed at intimidating debate on college campuses. Justice Gesell decries that the document serves no legislative purpose and seeks to chill speech, labeling it alien to congressional function and traditions.
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California appeals court narrows abortion consent rules
The California Court of Appeal ruled that unmarried pregnant girls under 21 under parental control must have parental approval for therapeutic abortion. The decision notes Civil Code provisions from 1953 and 1958, with an exception for emancipated minors living apart. Presiding Justice Roth and Justice Fleming concur.
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College grads face job drought as more delay careers
Cal State graduates struggle to start careers as economists, teachers, and business majors face layoffs. Carico, 31, with a philosophy degree, questions if he will ever begin a career while other grads like Lindstrom chase interviews with few prospects. Teachers face late starts as substitutes, and aspiring educators fear long hours of job hunting with uncertain pay. Astronaut Edwin Aldrin and two Soviet cosmonauts recently piloted a Boeing 747 in a test flight with a test pilot aboard.
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Tax Opponents Prepare Litigation Against City
Association leaders vow to join a legal action over a new utility tax and to wait six months for a promised review of the tax revenue picture by Mayor Jack Maltester. Bellini says apartment house owners will lead the effort, while city officials warn delinquents may be pursued in small claims court and face a 23 percent penalty. If charges reach misdemeanor, nonpayment could bring a $500 fine up to six months in jail or both.
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Glenn Foorhes
State faces 360 million deficit for California budget
AP reports California's legislative analyst warns a deficit of at least 360 million dollars next year with possible higher shortfall if inflation stays high unemployment rises or new school funds are approved by the legislature Aion Post noted Tuesday that a tax increase may be needed to balance the budget.
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Hippies Labeled Modern Witches by Vatican
The Vatican weekly L Osservatore Romano said media blame for the Santa Cruz Ohla family massacre targets hippies, portraying them as modern witches. It defended youths who reject violence and noted journalists promote fear by stereotyping hippies as dirty and irregular.
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Murder hearing delayed as defendant in court corridor
Outside the court, Frazier’s murder hearing is postponed while defense plans arraignment in Superior Court. He tells guards he will plead not guilty and seek discovery and funds for preparation. Spectators and reporters were searched. security looser than last Friday’s arraignment. Frazier’s estranged wife and an unidentified woman attended, seated at the back.
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Students hijack Soviet plane to Turkey aims at US
Turkish officials said fugitives were interrogated while they ate Turkish pastries as investigators found no weapons on the airliner. An embassy note listed Maj. Gen. Edward D. Sherrer Brig. Gen. Claude McQuarrie and Maj. James Russell among Americans seen aboard the plane. The Soviets accused the US of air space violations, while Pravda downplayed espionage links though noting past U2 flights.
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