Prisoners Beat Man In Child Abandonment Case
Sheriff Charles Dodge said Fouquet and Betty Baker were jailed in Bell Gardens after their 5 year old daughter Judy Lansdown was found beside Interstate 4 on Oct 25. A second child Jeffrey Lansdown, 2, was missing. Fouquet reported fear for his life and asked isolation after other inmates assaulted him. Baker was ordered to appear in court in Los Angeles on Friday to disclose Jeffrey’s whereabouts.
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Charles Dodge
Fouquet
Betty Louise Baker
Bell Gardens
Dodge
Judy Lansdawn
Jeffrey Lansdown
Hayward adopts billboards ban in revised ordinance
Hayward City Council approved a broad billboard ban and limits on flashing signs within five years. The measure also expands the sign definition and tightens sign limits for businesses, with a spring start for removing existing signs. Councilman Neveau opposed. Mayor Smith supported with an amendment to reduce maximum sign height in commercial districts.
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Maynard
Foothill Boulevard
Tom Neveau
Jack Smith
Smith
Forgery Ring Profits from Fake County Warrants
A smooth operating forgery ring netted nearly $3,000 in a week by cashing fake foster care payroll warrants drawn on Alameda County. Warrants, over $200 each, bore forged signatures of two men and one woman and were cashed at Oakland banks, triggering police action and custody of a juvenile suspect. Authorities traced the phony warrants to a Crocker Citizens Bank account used to pay wards of the agency, with signatures supported by fake IDs and a JA card. Public utilities funds were later described, but the main item notes an Oakland forgery case tied to county payroll warrants and a juvenile suspect.
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Eugene v. Waring
Asst. Dist. Atty
Albert Hederman
Oakland Police
Crocker Citizens Bank
A Progation
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State Public Utilities Commission
Fremont
Southern Pacific
Walnut Way
West Pickering Avenue
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West Fin Avenue
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New Haven junior high site to be purchased in Union City
Union City officials and the New Haven Unified Sehgal District board agreed to buy a 45 acre site at Hop Ranch Road and Niles Alvarado Road for a new junior high. The plan requires about 1 million in bond funds from 1969 and a target completion by January 1. The district expects student growth to rise 60 percent in three years, with portable classrooms considered if needed.
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Union City
New Haven
Duane Bay
Niles-Alvarado Road
Hap Ranch Road
Mameda Creek
Tom Kitayama
Dr. Bay
Popu
Gail Pagan
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