Car plows into wires. man saved by authorities
In 1963 city records show Boblkevich reappeared in news after placing a flag at half staff for President Kennedy’s assassination. He later illuminated it with two floodlights, and on December 2 he found the flag had been stolen, prompting city office attention.
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Three Die, Two Critical After Botulism Pepper Outbreak
In Bakersfield at Kern General Hospital three young men Desi Vexa Martin Castro and Benito Montiel remain in critical condition after eating chili peppers tainted with botulism Vega s brother Juan died from the poisoning The group attended a September 11 dinner where peppers were served.
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Kern General Hospital
Desi Vexa
Martin Castro
Benito Montiel
Vega
Juan
Alioto legal fee trial opens in Washington court
In Vancouver Washington the state and 12 public utility districts begin presenting their case in a trial over 82.3 million in legal fees paid to Joseph Alioto while he assisted utilities in antitrust settlements totaling 16.2 million during the mid 1960s. They allege he concealed plans to set fees with state Attorney General John J. O Connell and aide George K Faler. In Daly City proposals for an equitable strike settlement are being drafted as 227 teachers and the school board discuss firing them in California’s largest mass dismissal.
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Mediator extends dock peace talks on West Coast strike
Negotiators for shippers and longshoremen met with federal mediator J Curtis Coutts in San Francisco to hasten a settlement of the 15 000 member International Longshoremen and Warehousemen's Union walkout. The strike has idled 181 ships across 24 ports from San Diego to Seattle since July as talks address wage increases guaranteed weekly pay a $500 monthly pension for 62 year olds and off deck container hauling jurisdiction.
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Teamsters Union
Homestead Deeds and Autumn Travel Tips in California
This column discusses how to file a Declaration of Homestead and abandonment steps, with costs and contact details for the Los Angeles County Recorder. It also notes a price freeze impact on a Long Beach beauty shop, IRS complaint options, and travel guidance on fall foliage along California routes including Highway 49 and the Mother Lode region with sights like Lake Folsom.
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Internal Revenue Service
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IRS
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Hemet
M. 8. Southworth
California State Chamber of Commerce
Capitol Mall
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Placerville
Grass Valley
Nevada City
Sierraville
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Firefighter killed as brush fire rages near San Bernardino
A brush blaze six miles from San Bernardino killed a firefighter and clogged Crestline to the valley highway for six hours. About 40 structures burned as 300 firefighters from Ventura Los Angeles County and state forestry fought a 0 acre fire near Newbury Park. Flames neared US Highway 101 and the Newbury Park Academy. Another Ventura County fire near Piru burned 75 acres. Arson suspected in the Banning fire and matches believed to cause the Newbury Park blaze with children involved.
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Crestline
Ventura
Los Angeles
State Forestry Division
Newbury Park
Ventura County
Newbury Park Academy
Piru
Banning
Husband slain in grid broadcast dispute
Cincinnati report says 44 year old Robert Fuchs was shot by his wife 44 Eulalia Fuchs during an argument over listening to the Bengals Tables game on radio. The coroner’s office notes she retrieved a 21 caliber pistol and fired. he died at General Hospital. She faced murder charges and awaited arraignment in criminal court.
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Eulalia Fuchs
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Attica revolt probes raise questions on prisoner rights and gunshot deaths
Reports detail bomb threats near New York prison offices and confirm attackers killed nine hostages by gunshot. Medical examiners say none died from slashed throats as officials claimed, while investigations stress prisoner rights and state actions during the crisis.
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Fischer
Robert Patterson
Austin H. Marc Cormick
Green Haven
Dannemora
Great, Meadow
Michael Baden
New York City
Henry Siegel
Westchester County
John F. Edland
Monroe County
Edland
State Correction Department
Walter Dun
Collision at La Crescenta Kills Two Youths
A collision at a La Crescenta intersection killed 16 year old Tommy K Bergstrom and 17 year old Gregory White who was the driver of the youths car. 18 year old John H Hodgman was hospitalized in satisfactory condition. Deputies in the squad car received minor injuries and were treated and released.
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Tommy K. Bergstrom
Gregory White
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