Dad Worried Sting Could Kill Son
Dennis McCarthy reports Union City case where 8 year old David Dreisbach allergic to bee stings faces potential fatal risk at Manuel White School. Father seeks district approval to have trained staff administer adrenaline injections during emergencies. Legal questions arise about who may give medication in schools and under what consent.
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David Dreisbach
Moccasin St
Union City
David
Donald Dreisbach
New Haven Unified
Dreisbach
Kevin Oradehi
Manuel White School
Oradell
Guy Emanuele
Manuel White
Thomas Firby
Alameda County
Firby
New Haven
Nixon Seeks New Laws and Funds to Fight Organized Crime
President Nixon asked Congress for increased federal action and a $24 million rise in the 1960-70 budget to curb organized crime. He urged harsher penalties for illicit gambling, witness immunity, and extended use of antitrust tools, with a focus on suppressing Mafia profits and labor racketeering.
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Washington
UPL
Niven
Congress
America
S. Tireblood
Nix
Lyndon B. Johnson
PBI
Justice Department
Nixon
Mitenell
Mafia
Cosa Nostra
Supreme Court
Reddy to Defend Hayward Rodeo Steer Wrestling Title
Two time world champion steer wrestler Jack Reddy of San Jose hasen Oklahoma City will headlines Hayward Rodeo at Powell Ranch near Cas Valley. He starts at 1 45 p m with grand entry as he seeks another win in a season that yielded over twenty thousand dollars across more than eighty rodeos last year.
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Hayward
Oklahoma City
Jack Reddy
San Jose
Hasen
Den
Reddy
Art Palmer
Cecil Jones
Powell Ranch
Caswinnings
Aljlo Valley
Arsonist Gets Lighter Term in Hayward Case
Beatrice Lovell, 19, a Chabot College student, had her 30 day jail term reduced to 24 weekends by Judge Leonard Dieden in Superior Court after pleading guilty to starting a fire in a campus lounge during a black student demonstration. She has already served 10 days as the judge acted on requests from the college dean and a city official.
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Hayward
Chabot College
Beatrice Lovell
Leonard Dieden
Superior Court
Miss Lovell
Alameda Supervisors Seek County Librarian Position
Alameda County supervisors move to recruit a full time county librarian after Mrs. Bertha Hellum announced she will leave her contract post within four months. Hellum has led the East Bay Counties Library System coordinating 36 libraries under a contract with Alameda and Contra Costa counties. The contract pays 14 500 this year and has been in effect since 1954 when Hellum succeeded Dorothy Roberts. She plans retirement from Contra Costa in two years and says the system needs a salaried full time librarian. In other action the board appointed Jack A. Merritt to head the Alameda County purchasing department, overseeing more than 9 million in annual purchases. Merritt, 46, will start within two corps, three weeks. He succeeds Fred MacParlane who resigned after 12 years to join a Seattle firm. Merritt previously managed contracts and purchases for the City of Burbank and the new post includes a staff of about 20.
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Alameda
Bertha Hellum
Hellum
Dorothy Roberts
Alameda County
Contra Costa County
Jack A. Merritt
Fremont
Fred MacParlane
Castro Valley
Seattle
Burbank
Merritt
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Gail Pagan
Duanne Bay
Gendoko
Mitchell
Labor Department
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Cary
Nto
Ucrative Profession
Iical
Hayward Rodeo
Roddy
Dieden
Gibb R. Madsen
Harold Moore
Miss Lovett
D.M.R
White Front Pharmacy
Mowry Ave
Newark
New White Front
Prescriptions
Gordon Nielsen
Totin
Catalina
Grodins
Gabardine
Fremont Fashion Center
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