William Gilmore longtime Oakland Safeway executive dies
William Gilmore 72 a former Oakland Safeway manager and community leader dies after hospitalization in San Leandro. Native of Missouri he lived in Oakland and San Leandro, led adult Scouting, served Castlewood Country Club and Livermore Valley Historical Society. survived by wife Ruby two grandchildren two brothers and a half sister.
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Fireplace blamed for Union City house blaze
A poorly constructed fireplace caused a Union City fire at 130 Angela Way. Firefighters found flames spreading from the fireplace into wall boards and wood framing, forcing roof and wall entry to extinguish the blaze. Damage was about $4,000 with no injuries.
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Two Held After Slashing Attack at Niles Bar
Police say Raymond Ayala and Manuel Ayala, Newark brothers, attacked David F Davenport with a broken bottle at the Columbus Bar and Grill on Niles Boulevard. Davenport suffered severe arm wounds and was hospitalized. witnesses say Manuel Ayala kicked Davenport as he collapsed.
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Vandals damage R&B Furniture store in Fremont
Vandals smashed two foot plate glass windows at the R&B Furniture Co on Mowry Avenue in Fremont. Police suspect a sling shot was used and a belt belt found inside the showroom as officers note this is the second recent attack on the store with its display of furniture.
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Fremont Burglary Hits Independent Trucker Home
Police report burglars caused a $2,922 loss to independent trucker R. Jay Apdice, 52, at his Fremont residence over the weekend. Entry was through a front window, with items taken including $1,020 cash $1,000 in checks five payroll checks totaling $101 six credit cards a white gold ring with a one quarter carat diamond and two smaller diamonds valued at about $200.
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Suspect Warrant Led to Arrest at Hub Shopping Center
Officer John Weob questioned a youth who asked to be checked for a traffic warrant. Police found a five-count forgery warrant and arrested David Lee Sears, 18, of 343 SE. Bail set at 1500 on charges stemming from a complaint by Wayne E. Kleite involving stolen payroll checks, per the District Attorney.
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Gas Station Robbery in Fremont Targets 30 Dollars
A gunman used a sawed off shotgun to rob a gas station at Fremont Boulevard and Eye Ops Drive at 9 p.m. He fled on foot with about $30. Police believe an automobile waited nearby for the suspect.
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Vancouver rail workers resume duties amid holdout stance
Vancouver railway employees, the last holdouts in a nationwide strike, began returning to work after defying federal back-to-work legislation for 10 days. They warned of renewed action if any member receives penalties. six union members faced summonses last weekend for defying the Sept. 1 order, though postponed after appearances in Vancouver court.
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Doctors discuss acupuncture ban in San Francisco
More than 200 doctors attended a week long symposium at the St Francis Hotel exploring how Chinese acupuncture and herbology might fit Western medicine. Dr Frederick I Kao, organizer and NYU Townstate Medical Center professor, warned against transplanting Chinese medicine to America and urged selective integration.
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Does housing growth pay its own way in Fremont budget
The report analyzes Fremont 1971 32 budget by funding source and defines residential versus non residential contributions. It finds residential accounts for 7.4 million of 11 million city revenues yet uses about 4.3 of 10.4 million in services, yielding a small surplus while growth drives higher expenditures. The study attributes rising costs to inflation and expanded city services rather to population alone, noting general plan adherence supports fiscal soundness. Tomorrow: the pocketbook, where it hurts.
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Death penalty bill sent to governor by Abts
The article reports debates over a California death penalty bill sent to the governor, with references to Supreme Court rulings, notations about premeditation and mandatory execution provisions, and comments by Governor Deukmejian. It recalls the 1972 California Supreme Court decision deeming the death penalty unconstitutional and notes a backlog of death sentences later altered by court rulings and voter initiative.
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Flood victims seek custody amid displacement in Nashville
Doug Elliott and Marilyn, displaced by floods from New Orleans, live in a ramshackle three room house near Percy Priest Lake while a juvenile court hearing decides custody of their six children. Elliott lost his job after the family’s plight became public.
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Shark attack claims life at Guadalupe Island off California
The coroner reports Albert Schneppershoff, 97, died after a shark struck his right leg Sunday near Guadalupe Island. His body was returned aboard the Hustler to Los Angeles as authorities investigate the fatal incident.
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Atlanta Judge Bans Film Deep Threat in Court Action
Superior Court Judge Claude Shaw temporarily barred the film Deep Threat from showing in Atlanta. He ordered custody of the movie for court review amid a Fulton County case led by District Attorney Lewis Slaton seeking a declaration that the sexually explicit film be barred as a public nuisance.
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Beef Prices Weigh on Consumers Amid Wholesale Uncertainty
In San Francisco John Root of the California Beef Council warns cattle numbers in feedlots are down from a year ago. Prices likely stay high through spring as supply increases. Mrs Matthews of the Los Angeles Cattaga Park group calls for a national meat boycott to drop prices, arguing packing houses are bulging and consumer action can curb costs.
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Gas dealers rally to pressure for price controls in state
A group of California gas dealers from Shell, Aveo, and others raised a united demand for government action to curb profits. Speakers claimed wholesale squeeze costs dealers about 1500 dollars monthly in net profit and warned many shops could fail. Attendees, including Jim Campbell and Stan Greenhaven, paid fees to join and then marched to the Federal Building to meet Cost of Living Council representatives.
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Santa costume intruder invades Los Angeles apartment
A man dressed in Santa Creus attire terrorized a young woman in her apartment early Monday. He entered through an unlocked door, bound the unclothed woman with a belt and boot strings, then said he had to go after a brief talk.
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TV cigar ads facing ban
Washington AP reports the House passed a measure to extend the cigarette ad ban to cigar advertising. The bill, approved 207 to 106, would take effect 30 days after signing by President Nixon, with no 90 day alternative. The initiative mirrors earlier tobacco restrictions enacted in 1971 requiring health warnings.
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Ehrlichman Before Grand Jury and Watergate Tapes Battle
Former White House aide John Ehrlichman testified before the Watergate grand jury as prosecutors seek access to Nixon tape recordings. The U S Court of Appeals scheduled a three sided argument on turning over Nixon White House tapes, Ehrlichman aides, and related Ellsberg case matters. Goldwater urged closed sessions to limit publicity. Connally warned against defying Supreme Court rulings. Senate Watergate committee planned to reconvene to weigh hearings on bribery and campaign financing.
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Instant heart deaths could be prevented
A research team from Mt Zion Hospital reports that almost all instant coronary deaths stemmed from blocked arteries outside the heart and could have been saved with a defibrillator if provided within about two minutes. The study analyzed 69 coronaries, noting most victims died instantly due to severe artery blockage aggravated by exercise.
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