Ray Orrock recounts a mixed bag of county news and humor
Western Pacific reports second quarter earnings of 1.429 million citing marketing and safety gains. A Lake Tahoe casino mystery, a Judge Fairwell quip about a drunken driver, Rita Bergh at Juvenile Hall, a Namath jersey gag at a San Lorenzo luncheon, a stolen thermometer at Fremont Chamber, and a tongue in cheek lottery note close the round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles Canyon
Western Pacific
South County
Goldie Hawn
Stene
Rita Bergh
San Leandro
Willie Brown Attacks Welfare Bill as Phony
San Francisco. Assemblyman Willie L Brown Jr criticizes Gov. Reagan's welfare reform bill as phony claiming it will cost taxpayers about 100 million dollars. Backers project savings but Brown questions honesty and expects possible tax increases of 500 to 758 million. Brown voted against the measure but sees some merit while warning it may expand welfare reliance.
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Willie Brown
San Francisco
UPI
State Assembly
Ways and Means Committee
Ronald Reagan
Willie ‘L. Brown Jr
Reagan
Crown
KPIX
Newsmakers
Brown
Ways and Means
Wagnes
Convicts questioned after San Quentin guard stabbing
San Quentin officials questioned three convicts Sunday about the stabbing of guard Robert Lawrie, 24, who was wounded Saturday night with a two inch knife. Associate Warden James Bark said none are prime suspects and the investigation continues. Extra officers are on duty as guards tighten security after a third stabbing in the wreck.
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SAN Quentin
UPI
James Bark
Act
Te ‘Sand
Robert Lawrie
Laurie
Park
Diplomat Couple Apologized After Los Angeles Arrest
The Los Angeles Police Department apologized to the Dominican Republic consul general and his wife for arresting them after an incident near the consulate. Pablo Guerrero and wife Sarah, longtime residents, were reportedly restrained when they assisted a neighbor who fell. Mrs Guerrero sustained a fractured elbow and arm in a sling.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Dominican Republic
Pablo Guerrero
Sarah
Steve Gatew
Wilshire Division
Night Watch
Green
Guerrero
Kelly
Elvira Abate
Wilshire
British rower tosses tea to the sea on Pacific voyage
Britannia reports Sylvain and Sylvia Cook aboard a California Coast to Sydney row voyage with John Fairfax. They plan to pass 48 miles southeast of Hawaii and stop at Christmas Island for water. Fairfax noted Miss Cook fears the ocean while she recounts a tea throwing incident after a rough wave.
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Britannia
California
Sydney
Australia
Miss Cook
John Fairfax
Fairfax
Hawaii
Christmas Island
Hawaiian Islands
UC class helps aerospace workers find new jobs
In Berkeley 200 unemployed engineers and scientists attend a UC course aiding layoff victims to switch to local government roles. Roser and Thompson, once earning over 20 040 yearly, now receive 85 weekly in unemployment benefits as they cope with aerospace cutbacks and seek new work.
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Berkeley
Calif
UPI
Robert Roser
James Thompson
University of California
Roser
Thompson
Trott Erdle
Vale Calif
Dal
Seattle
Sickle murder suspect to appear in lineup
Clarents Otis Smith, accused of killing two people and wounding three during a sickle attack in California last month, will appear in a lineup before a survivor. Extradition from Texas to California continues as officials await results and discuss timing.
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Brownsville
Tex
Otis Smith
California
Smith
Texas
Keene Garde
B. Apple ‘S Gate
Calif
Harold Berliner
Nevada County
FBI
Gateway ‘International Bridge
Brownsville Andatamoras
Attorney expects week for poll on Corona case venue
UPI reports attorney Richard Hawk said he will seek a change of venue after reviewing a telephone poll of Yuba City residents about mass murder suspect Juan Corona. Hawk notes the court will consider the motion once results are evaluated as Corona heals from another heart attack.
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Suba Cefy
UPI
Richard Hawk
Tne
Yuba City
Juan V. Corona
Hawk
Corona
Wanto
Fragmented legal notice from Californian court order
Fragmentary OCR shows a Superior Court order relating to a hate of California matter with references to July 9 and post office entries. It mentions Frement California and a Master and Clauses Act from March 3. The readable fragments indicate a court or postal filing, but many words are garbled. DOI.
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Frememt
California
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Alfred E. Perlman
Robert Fairwell
Hayward
Fairwell
Lake Tahoe
Rita
Swing
Bob Gericke
Larry Lee
American Investors
Lee
Joe Namath
Vida Blue
Joe
Vida
Larry
Blue
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Ann Andrews
Fremont Chamber of Commerce
David Hardy
Oakland & Ving Thrush- Work
Union City
Hardy
Cto
Ess
Sylvain Cook
Sylvia Cook
England
Sickle
Berliner
Ceneral Hosa
Yue Oly
Fremont
Petting Zoo
Farle of
Merchants. Association
Jett
Fremont Blvd
Mowry
Tre Arcus
Ee Daily
New Ac Floyd
Sparks, Thisher
Almeda
Heck
Imeem
Fepont
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