Kent State Killings Prompt Open Letter From Parents
The parents of four Kent State University students killed in May 1970 denounce Attorney General Mitchells decision against a federal grand jury investigation. They say they suffered a loss of faith in government and urge inquiry, arguing the incident shows abuse of power and the need for accountability amid calls for justice and clarifications from officials.
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Washington
UPI
Kent State University
Dotn N. Mitchell
Tevies
Mitchell
Justice Department
Kent State
Daily Review Publishes Mord L. Sigerks Proceedings
A terse public notice from The Daily Review announces the publication by Mord L. Sigerks of a court paper for superior court proceedings. The unusual phrasing suggests a formal legal or clerical notice appearing in a 1 December issue with perior court references and scheduling hints.
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Daily Review
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Parc Perior Court
Hayward Boys Meet Mr California Strongman Id Corney
Nine year olds Danny Duthbert and Mike Morrow joined a Hayward Boys Club event with Id Corney of Fremont. Corney, hailed as the state’s strongest man, easily handled the 65 pound pair, following a high finish in the Mr. America contest.
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Danny Duthbert
Isabella St
Mike Morrow
Santa Clara St
Hayward
California
Id Corney
Fremont
Corney
Housing plan stalls on economics after political gains
Union City reports Baker Road housing supporters, led by John Chavez of SASSO, have cleared political hurdles but face economic barriers delaying construction. The deadline to secure the Baker parcel extends to September 1, with an April compromise shaping ongoing talks.
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Union City
Baker Road
John Chavez
Southern
Chavez
Sasso
National Foundation
Cranston says Concorde will be abandoned
UPI reports Senator Alan Cranston predicts Britain and France will quit the Concorde SST project citing environmental and financial concerns. He opposed the SST program but supported federal loan guarantees to Lockheed, and proposed downsizing the project from 23 to 1 acres with 12 acres set for single family housing.
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Granston
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Ife
Union City New Haven district approves portable bid details
Trustees cut contingency funds to cover a 71 000 yearly rent rise for Speedspace portable classrooms in Santa Rosa. The 1 2 million three year lease must deliver by Sept 13 with the opening Sept 7 calendar adjustments. Monopolistic bidding concerns arise as rival firms protest and city counsel allows lease only if portable units are leased.
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New Haven Unified
Speedspace Co
Santa Rosa
Tbs
Speedspace
Hayward
Newark to quit canine business
Newark council votes to withdraw from Alameda County Animal Control to save costs by district levy. Turnlund says district plan lowers taxpayer burden with about one cent per $100 tax, may affect six of seven cities. Hayward considering exit. county advisory panel to meet August 24. Also, city approves 18 month probation for new firefighters and adds 10 low income housing units with rental subsidies amid long subsidy wait lists.
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Alameda County
Richard Turnluné
Alameda County Animal Control Service
Wiliam Hildebrand
Animal Control Service
Ok Ok
Fremont
Union City
Turnlund
Newark Freighter Union
Alameda County Housing Authority
Housing Authority
Planners urge moratorium on Alvarado district land 1 year
Union City planners voted to place 4392 acres in the Alvarado district under a one year land use moratorium to study the area bounded by Union City Boulevard the bay the downtown Alvarado district and Fremont city limits. The land is agricultural.
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Sae Night
Alvarado District
Union City Boulevard
Bay
Alvarexk
Fremont Wily
Cesar Chavez Junior Iigh
Alvarado Niles Road
Four found dead in wooded Hartland field in gangland style
Four young men from Inkster and Westland were found fatally shot in a woodland area near Michigan 54 and US 23, identified as Gary Hankerson 22, Larry Crenshaw 23, Rodney McCarthy 20, and Matthew King 11. Police called the deaths gangland style, noting heads struck once or twice. McCarthy’s mother reported him missing earlier. Hankerson’s wife also reported him missing. A late model green Cadillac was seen near the scene, discovered by Jack Dalton.
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Hartland, Mich
UPI
Detroit
Wee
Gary Hankerson
Larry Crenshaw
Rodney McCarthy
Inkster
Matthew King Tl
Westland
McCarthy
Hankerson
Sours
Harvey Heyer
Jack Dalton
Berets open new Hayward service center
Brown Berets and Southern Alameda County Economic Opportunity Agency team launch two new Hayward centers at 20874 Sonoma St with a 7:30 pm grand opening for La Causa Centro de Informacion y Servicios. The hub will aid the Mexican American community with legal defense voter registration and education while serving as headquarters for Brown Berets and La Raza Unidas. A bilingual 2 hour phone line 785-4322 will operate. The center aims to establish a community health center akin to the Decolo free clinic.
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Brown Berets
Alameda County Economics Opportunity Agency
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Sonoma
Brown Beret
la Raza Unidas
Beret
Decolo
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