Fire at 4344 Railroad Ave Causes $5,000 Damage
A fire at a three room apartment on Railroad Avenue caused about five thousand dollars in damage. Firefighters arrived within 12 minutes after a passerby reported smoke. Occupant Jim Mitchell was at home when the fire started. Fire appeared to begin from a gas floor Lumace and flames were noticed as flames shot from windows.
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Pleasanton
Railroad Avenue
Finsnen
Railroad Ave
Jim Mitchell
Burglary Suspect Arrested in Hayward
Alameds County deputies arrested 18 year old Joseph David Teran at 19782 Hathaway Ave Hayward on a burglary charge after a stereo set valued at 200 was found at his apartment. Deputies said a stereo was taken from Vicki Baptist’s Hayward apartment and later recovered. Separate break in at Julie A Gamber Castro Valley involved forced rear door and theft of a color television set stereo components and 4M records valued at 2742.
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Hayward
Alameds
Joseph David Teran
Hathaway Ave
Vicki A. Baptist
Teran
Julie A. Gamber
Castro Valley
Robbers strike Safari Massage Parlor on Mission Blvd
Police report two bandits wearing wool skin masks robbed Safari Massage Parlor at 2:35 am yesterday, taking $41. They forced masseuse Rita Vigil to the floor and assaulted the second masseuse Annamatie Fiore before fleeing after severing the telephone line.
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Wayward
Safari
Mission Blvd
Rita
Annamatie Fiore
Miss Fiore
Leands San Leandro considers historic site preservation ordinance
A proposed ordinance to preserve monuments buildings and structures with educational value for youth will be reviewed by the Historical Cultural Advisory Commission. The measure mirrors other California city rules and may reach the city council in November or December after planning commission review. Eric Orlen notes initial staff circulation and a likely list of 15 to 20 sites. The meeting starts at 7:30 p.m. in the city council chambers.
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San Leandro
Historical Cultural Advisory Commission
California
Eric Orlen
Knight
City Planning Commission
Orlen
Sie
Big wheel hero on campus earns honorary student title
SEWARK Newark High School custodian George Pagan stopped a tire obstruction prank by 20 unidentified students who stacked 32 tires on the flagpole. Pagan used a forklift to lift and drop the tires, removing the obstruction and earning an honorary student card from the student body.
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Sewark
Newark
George Pagan
Pagani
Pagan
Aree
Two Hurt in Hayward Diner Parking Lot Brawl
A brawl in the Doggie Diner parking lot on C Street and Mission Boulevard left two Hayward men with knife wounds and two others in custody on assault with a deadly weapon charges. Kelley Alvarez of 38 G Street and Jim Preiss of Oakland were arrested after Enemencia DeLeon and Arnold Cuevas, both Hayward residents, were stabbed between 1 p.m. and 9 p.m. Cuevas remained hospitalized with chest wounds while DeLeon was treated and released.
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Hayward
Thelicere
Kelley Alvarez
Jim Preiss
Oakland
Enemencia DeLeon
Arnold Cuevas
C Street
Mission Boulevard
Alvarez
Preuss
Cuevas
DeLeon
Levine Hospital
Levine
Burglars Steal $1,540 in Goods in Hayward Weekend
Police report says burglars took television stereo and photographic gear valued at $1,540 in a weekend shell. Peggy Santos found her front door broken yesterday and a wall TV stereo movie camera projector and screen missing.
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Hayward
Peggy Santos
Walve
Bayward A Fire Triggers Power Outage In City
Bayward A fire destroyed a power pole area yesterday afternoon causing about 4.5 percent of PG E customers to lose electricity for nearly an hour. Firefighters responded to 1080 F Street at 2 47 p m with the top third of a power pole on fire. They blocked E Street between Main and First before removing the pole and extinguishing the blaze. PG E reports the outage affected 2 463 customers for 45 minutes and three stop lights on Jackson Street between Santa Clara and Mission Boulevard were out for part of that time.
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Bayward
Pg&e
Baywanl Fire Department
F. St
E Street
Main
PGAE
Jackson Street
Santa Clara
Mission Boulevard
Hearing set for Caril Fugate in Nebraska pardon bid
The Nebraska Pardon Board will hold a hearing on October 30 to review the latest frectment of Caril Ann Fugate who has spent about half her life in prison as the accomplice of murderer Charles Starkweather.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Nebraska Pardon Board
Caril Ann Fugate
Charles Starkweather
Nixon aide defends memos and executive privilege
Patrick Buchanan testified before the Sale Watergate Committee that White House records on campaign strategy were kept to shield from subpoenas. He said many memoranda predated 1972 and related to presidential action, while denying illegal actions. Ervin accused secrecy and urged openness in handling official papers.
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Washington
UPL
Patrick J. Buchanan
Watergate Committee
White House
Nixon
Buchanan
News Teake
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Samuel Cash
United States
Sam 3. Ervin
D-N.c
Ervin
Muskie
Commalttee
Spiro Tignew
Pathfinder Days carnival dazzles Fremont with extended hours
The Pathfinder event opens with a new exhibit tent and Western Pacific Shows carnival midway. Rosalie Stearns Palmyesian Dancers perform at 8 p.m. daily, with expanded entertainment and grounds open until midnight Friday. Saturday features AAU sanctioned races for women and girls, with $150 AAU fee and age under 21 parent signature rules. Awards include golden and silver apples, parade marshal Ed Cornpy, and a grand prize drawing.
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Rosalie Stearn
Rose Thomas
Bonumoult Hale Hu
Newark Days Festival Highlights and Events Schedule
Newark Days offers prizes for largest fish in two categories, two age groups for Awanis, Mini-bike races at Lake Island from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, spectators pay 50 cents adults 25 cents children under 12, puppet and variety shows at the community center, Dance Under the Stars from 7 to 11 p.m. Saturday, bathtub race by Newark Senior Girl Scouts at 1 p.m. Sunday, tug of war at 2 p.m. Sunday on Lake Island, Memorial High School Band concert at 2:30 p.m. Sunday with cake cutting and Little Mr Miss Newark, Dixieland concert at 3:30 p.m., five-day events close with fireworks at dusk.
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Fremont
Central Business District
Con
Klapperich
Lake Island
California
Community Center
Newark
Monty Ara
Memorial High School
Little Mr
Tony Doyle Near Death Amid Drug Overdose Probe
W A Tony Doyle former head of the United Mine Workers Union was reported near death from a drug overdose. Doctors described his chances of recovery as still poor. He was rushed to a hospital just hours before a federal court appearance on a government bid to extradite him to Pittsburgh to face murder charges in the 1968 slaying of union insurgent Joseph A Yablonski.
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Washington
UPI
W. A
Tony” Doyle
United Mine Workers Union
Boyle
Pittsburgh
Joseph A
Jock" Yablonski
Watergate hearings wrap with Hunt testimony and claims
Washington BP A summary of the Senate Watergate hearings reports that E Howard Hunt Jr a former DEA agent pleaded guilty in the break in and testified two days. He said he did undercover work for White House lawyer Charles W Colson including probes into the Chappaquiddick incident and interviews with ITT lobbyist Dila Beard. Hunt said Colson asked him to visit Milwaukee to search Arthur Bremmer’s apartment after his arrest in the George Wallace shooting but she protested and the trip was canceled.
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Washington
UPL
E. Howard Hunt Jr
DEA
Watergate
Alfred C. Baldwin
Connelicut
Butten
Lowell P. Weicker
R-Conn
Raymond
Consumer guide on guard for public contracts and warranties
Free consumer guide from the general's office available at Daily Review offices in South County. English and Spanish editions offer advice on scams, repairs, warranties, and avoiding fraud. Pick up at Daily Review locations in San Leandro Hayward and Fremont.
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Daily Review
South County
The
Parrott St
San Leandro
Wineton Ave
Hayward
Center
Fremont
Alameda naval air station dredging plan okayed
The Alameda Naval Air Station faced possible shutdown until the Regional Water Quality Control Board approved a 1.6 million cubic yard channel dredging project. The plan dumps sediment near Alcatraz Island and faces concerns of heavy metals like lead and mercury, with EPA guidelines unresolved. Army engineers warn dredging is needed to keep Mare Island and Alameda ports open, affecting thousands of personnel and billions in economic activity.
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Alameda Naval Air Station
Contk Board
Alcatraz Island
Water Board
Federal
Environmental Protection Agency
Teng-Chung Wu
The
Envronmental Protection Agency
Alcatraz
Co. Jones Lammie
Army Engineering
Navy
Alamelee
Mare
Mare Island
Naval Air Station
Col. Lammie
Basi
Carquinez Straits
Alameda
Lammie
Bay Area
Army Engineers
Pmlection
Horse bite suit targets Budweiser horse at Grant's Farm
Lilian R. Blackwell seeks 25500 in a Newark suit against Anheuser-Busch over a Budweiser Clydesdale named That's Life. She says a sugar offering at Grant's Farm in St. Louis on September 20, 1971, led the horse to bite her finger. Attorneys claim inadequate warning of the animal's attack propensity. company counters the horse was not vicious. Trial date pending.
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Newark
Lilian R. Blackwell
Grant
St. Louis
Bul Anheliser-Busch, Inc
Budweiser
Weaver vs Gavin in Screen Actors Guild race
Dennis Weaver, star of McCloud, announces he will challenge John Gavin for SAG presidency. Weaver accuses the guild of polarization and excluding minority views from key committees while Gavin defends his leadership as not agreeing with the charges. The dispute centers on governance of the 28,000-member union.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Dennis Weaver
McCloud
John Gavin
Screen Aector's Guild
Guild
Weaver
Nixon signs vocational rehabilitation act amid cost concerns
President Nixon signed a two year vocational rehabilitation bill authorizing 1.94 billion dollars in grants to states and local agencies to rehabilitate the handicapped for jobs. The measure sets spending but a separate bill must appropriate the funds. The program expands to include special projects and research into spinal injuries the elderly blind and deaf and disabled migrant workers.
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