Ex-parlor owner guilty of drug counts in Oakland trial
Miles Meclyy Cass, 97, former owner of three massage parlors, was found guilty on three counts of sale of cocaine and on possession of peyote hashish hashish oil and LSD. He also was convicted of possession of a firearm while an ex felon. The jury deadlocked on several charges and a retrial date was set for June 21.
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Fremont
Miles Meclyy
Cass
Superior Court
Oakland
Newark
Rollie Pennington
California
Dale Atmaral
Martin N. Puligh
Rylock union fined for injunction violations in Linton City
Superior Court Judge Robert H Kroninger fined the International Association of Machinists District Lodge 115 two thousand dollars after a two day hearing detailing 17 incidents of rack throwing at vehicles and buildings attacks with picket signs and driveways blockages at the Rylock Co plant. Pickets were arrested as incidents continued during the strike that began in April when Rylock hired non union workers at 285 Allantic Street. A union spokesman said federal mediation is being sought.
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Linton
Rylock Co
Fns
Internatonal Association of Machinists
District Lodge
Superior Court
Robert H. Kroninger
Rylock
Allantic Street
Carter addresses Demo dinner in Washington
President Carter spoke to about 2,500 Democrats at a fund raising dinner for House Senate campaigns and the DNC. Sponsors reported about 1.2 million raised as he praised Congress for early economic gains and urged a strong energy program and social security financing proposals.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
House
Senate
Democratic National Committee
Congress
America
Body found in San Francisco apartment in Terderbin district
Police describe a bound bagged man identified as James Olsten, 41, found dead in a bathtub by the apartment manager after the tenant was missing for days. Burglarized unit. cause of death undetermined pending investigation.
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San Francisco
SPI
Jon
Terderbin District
James Olsten
Drought hits forests cost estimate tops nineteen million
UPI reports San Francisco saying drought could cost about 19 million dollars in dead trees. Regions Forester Douglas Leisz announced a major salvage program to remove dead trees to curb disease. He noted spring rains eased fire risk but warned forest restrictions will stay tight this summer. Public recreation not a threat for now.
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San Francisco
UPI
Douglas Leisz
Leisz
Forest Service
Record Gasoline Sales Set in March in California
California analysts said March gasoline purchases reached 9,667 million gallons, a new state record and 41.6 million gallons above the prior high from August 1973. Revenue from a seven-cent tax totaled 467.6 million, up 10 million from February and 44.8 million from a year ago, with a 7.7 percent rise versus March 1976 and 19.7 percent over February.
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Sacramento
UPC
Mild quake rattles Oxnard homes near Canard center
Neighbors woke to a loud boom and sharp jolt at 1:27 a.m. as a 2.3 magnitude quake shook Oxnard, centered under Canard, 40 miles west of Los Angeles. Caltech seismologists say it was very shallow and caused 60 police calls with minor window rattling and no damage reported.
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Oxnard
Point Mugu Naval Air Station
Caltech
Pasadena
Canard
Los Angeles
Lab
Lynda Carter Applies for Marriage License in Santa Monica
Lynda Carter 25 former Miss USA and Wonder Woman star obtained a marriage license to wed her personal manager Ron Samuels 35. The couple plans a private ceremony in Los Angeles on Saturday and a honeymoon to follow. Carter also manages Lindsay Wagner and Jackie Smith.
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Santa Monica
UPI
Lynda Carter
Ron Samuels
Los Angelés
Miss Carter
Sanael
Lindsay Wagner
Olevision
Bienie Worran
Jackie Smith
Charlie's Angels
District board race focuses on pay, taxes, and management
In a reopening campaign skirmish the candidates debate teacher pay amid pay disputes and school finances. They address potential budget gaps, administrative cuts, and a proposed Measure A tax hike to raise four million dollars for district operations.
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Aml
Dodd
Halligan
Lanion
Igan
Blawie
Klent
Blache
Krent
Blawiz
Blacie
Kreat
University of California
Spe
Access to Mission Peak Trails Faces Joint Park Talks
Mission Peak access remains under discussion as the Starr family owned trail near Mission San Jose is eyed for a joint park agreement. Trustees seek an interagency pact to resolve liability maintenance and dispute issues, while public access concerns and possible western trail fencing are debated.
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Starr
Mission San Jose
Mission Boulevard
Park Agency
Manlyn Blache
Hornbeck
Tie
Goosen Ranch
Weibel Winery
Jerome
Districts map lobbying trip to Sacramento mobilizes schools
Fremont and Tri City districts plan a mass lobby on Wednesday to push diversion of California's 2.75 billion budget surplus to public schools. Wayne Ferguson says to bring as many parents as possible from across the state for meetings with Assemblyman Alister McAllister and State Senator Alfred Alquist.
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Fremont
Tri-City
Sacrament
Pupt
Wayne Ferguson
Earry
Ptas
California Teachers Association
Fergison
Newark
New Haven
Schi
Alister McAllister
State
Alfred Alquist
Ferguson
Is Rein
Newark recreation group and council back joint meeting
The Newark recreation commission and city council plan a joint meeting soon after discord over Ash Street Park planning. A neighborhood leader’s petition was returned for not meeting an invite to air ideas, prompting council support for direct reporting and discomfort with a subcommittee proposal.
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Newark
Recreation Commission
Neighborshood
Ash Street Park
Melvin Nunes
Ash Street
Kerry Raber
Ernest Antonio
Raber
Commission
Tater
Antonio
Park Commission
Louis Cortez
Amd
Nixon Describes Living Hell Amid Pardon Debate
In a candid account, former President Nixon spoke of mental and physical exhaustion that pushed him to capitulate on the pardon issue. He recalled feeling drained and beaten, saying he signed it because he believed it was right despite heavy criticism. He noted his goal to end the fury over Ford and dismissed reports of aides and family fearing a possible suicide.
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Nixon
Ford
Tém
Memorial Bay BART Slices Fare For One Day Only
BART offers 50 cent fares for all trips on Memorial Day Monday May 10 allowing one rider to travel between any two stations for 40 cents. A Giants game ticket contest runs with 20 family box seats as prizes. Service will operate at 13 minute intervals from 9 am to 1 pm and 70 minute intervals from 6 pm to midnight.
Bay Area toll hike debate faces added costs and cuts
A plan to raise bridge tolls to 75 cents with a future $1 increase faces public opposition and legislative moves to curb MTC power. Officials warn the measure would fund transit needs at BART, AC Transit and Muni while possibly widening deficits. The panel backs a $0.75 toll now, with a $1 rise likely in two years, and debates over related financing bills and farebox requirements continue.
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Rott
Bay Area Rapid Transit District
AG ‘Transit
San Francisco Municipal Railway
Th Mic
John Volmdahl
Bcasto Valley
MTC
Senate
Ron Umong
Assembly
Aserbiyman
Bill Lockyer
Dsan Leandro
MTG
T. McCarthy
San Francisco
Bil
BART
AC Transit Ars San Francisco Muni
McCarthy
Als
State Toll Bridge Authority
One Cent Stamp Sells for $90,000 at Auction
A 19th-century one-cent American stamp sold at Sotheby’s to a Los Angeles dealer for 90,000 dollars. The anonymous seller and buyer set a world record price for the era, with Beverly Hills consignor and other details noted in the report.
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New York
UPI
Yarter Guy
Los Angeles
Bernemyc Hanl
Mahael Oreens
Superior
Coln Do.af
Beverly
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Historical Architectural Review Board
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Scott Paper Co
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Tilligan
Ann
Rien
Ohlone College
Lnt
Ohlone
Elias Blawie
Chuck Dood
Jim Klent
Tom Halligan
Ito Mission Peak
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Park
Missin Houlevard
Pacific Gas and Electric Co
College Board
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Mapte St
Bluwhe
Richard Keller
Memorial Bay
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