Indian Jewelry Heist At Northern Trading Post
Detectives report a $1 million theft of Indian jewelry from a trading post on the Navajo Reservation. Gunmen fled with gems and merchandise as Detective Sgt. Tom Brewley coordinated the investigation. The post, along a major highway about 30 miles north of here, is owned by Fred Harvey. manager Clare Harteau identified the store and the robbers. Brawley named two accomplices and threatened staff during the escape.
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After 14 kids she graduates from Oakland college
Bessie Lee Scoggins, 56, returns to school after bearing UU children and 21 grandchildren, receiving ovation from family. Described as the star of the child development course, she pursues education despite years of motherhood.
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ABAG Receives Federal Grant for Bay Area Water Waste Plan
The Association of Bay Area Governments ABAG is awarded a federal grant to improve water quality and reduce agricultural runoff and industrial waste across multiple counties including Contra Costa Marin Sonoma Solano Napa San Francisco and Sonoma. The funding supports regional planning efforts and coordination among local agencies.
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Senate votes on marijuana possession bill in California
In Sacramento the Senate approved a measure allowing possession of up to one ounce of marijuana with a $10 penalty instead of charging a misdemeanor or felony. Democrats supported the bill with a 20 vote tally, Republicans few against, and several absentees noted.
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Hunt settles in wife’s death amid legal fight with United
In the case surrounding the wife’s death authorities found $10,000. The money, found in a suitcase from Mrs. Hunt, was stated by Hunt to be for investment in a business deal as the court decides how the estate is divided among his three adult children and his younger son. The dispute involves a collision with United Airlines and details of inheritance are disputed.
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Senior citizens bill passes in Senate extend aid to older Americans
The Senate approved a five year 1.5 billion extension of the Older Americans Act to fund social nutrition education and related services through Sept. 1977. The measure would expand legal counseling a community service employment program, creating about 137000 jobs over three years if fully funded. Senator Frank Church of Idaho praised the act for helping elderly live independently at lower public cost.
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Rod Serling Reported In Critical Condition After Surgery
Rod Serling television writer and producer was listed as very critical after heart surgery at Strong Memorial Hospital Rochester. He had recently been moved from Tocumpkins County Hospital to Strong Memorial and is described as receiving stimulants and external support. He is a visiting professor at Ithaca College.
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Fires Burn In Ventura Canyons Amid Quick Response
Two brush fires reported in Ventura County canyons prompted firefighting by helicopters dropping water. A 15 acre blaze near a canyon at one site and a separate fire near Fillmore scorched, with officials citing active containment efforts and ongoing flames.
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Newark Council Cuts Chamber Funds Outlined
Newark council voted unanimously to cut chamber funding and rejected an economic study for the old Thornton business citing filled vacancies and new commercial tenants. The plan included supporting a Safeway store on Jarvis Avenue and Newark Boulevard to replace the Lido Faire market, with completion slated for next year.
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BART budget hikes raise fares and parking fees
The district expects revenue gains of 52.5 million but still faces about a 5 million shortfall to fund a 65 million plan. Directors debated hiring freezes, private discussions, and night service costs while criticizing the pace of changes.
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Livermore
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Harney Glasser
Alameda
Richard Clark
Oakland
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John Kirkwood
Frank Herringer
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Rebirth of Hippie Haven in San Francisco's Haight District
A chaotic revival reshapes Haight Ashbury as aging storefronts reopen for a new wave of travelers and locals. Tourists wander Union Street while once-drowsy avenues attract youthful communes and refurbished properties, changing the neighborhood’s old vibe.
ACWD plans appeal as pipeline overhaul eyed by board
ACWD directors vote to begin environmental studies and interview consultants for replacing a 26 inch iron pipeline along Peralta Boulevard with a parallel 3 inch line via Southern Pacific right of way. Estimated cost about 1.6 million, water rates may rise, production impacted. Also approved staff expansion, pay raises, and 500 new water meters.
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Salary cuts loom as way to balance budget
Contingent from page one ten percent pay cut to balance it. Teachers Association President George Pratt warns against shifting the burden to staff. Officials say pay cuts must be enacted by Monday or face legal consequences as districts seek emergency aid and a balanced budget amid looming financial strain.
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California Assembly Approves Budget After Deadlock Breakthrough
After a nine day stalemate Democrats yield to Republicans. The Assembly approves a 68 to 4 vote sending the $11.5 billion budget to Gov. Edmund G. Brown. The measure includes disputed spending and $100 million in cuts, shaping the next fiscal year beginning July 1.
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Obstacles Hinder the Handicapped at College Campus
The hillside paths are too steep for disabled students. A dispute with Foster over campus access follows Remumen’s charge that the college lacks proper name. An advisory committee will study changes, with costs shaping possible improvements.
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