Life sentence added for Charles Manson in California
The court upheld life imprisonment for Charles Manson after a penalty verdict tied to the Gary Hinman and Donald Shorty O’Shea murder case. Judge Raymond Choate ordered formal sentencing on December 20, with transfer to San Quentin for death row status due to prior penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Manson
Tate LaBianca
Los Angeles
Gary Hinman-Donald
Shorty) O
Superior Cour
Raymond Choate
Manson
San Quentin
Trustees to discuss Cesar Cha se school plans in New Haven
UNLOW CITY New Haven select district trustees meet to review final Graft plans for Cesar Cha se at Manuel White School auditorium. They consider outdoor sports facility design and timing, with a California School Boards Association staff study urged to review district administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Cesar Chase
Sunder High School
Syd Furman
Rustees
Nure
Videes Sa Ee Deny Gugunei
Pam
Manuel White
Tamarack Drive
California School Boards “Association
Casticulum
Ition
Christmas Bureau Aids 100 Local Families This Year
Washington Township volunteer bureau coordinates 15th annual holiday effort to provide gifts and food baskets to more than 100 families. Gifts are distributed via referrals from principals ministers nurses and agencies. No recipient names are revealed to keep anonymity and strengthen family units. Donations are welcomed through Mrs. Goni and the United California Bank in Fremont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frimont
Washington Township Plunteer Bureau
Joseph Goni
Christ-mas
Santi Claus
United California Bank
Fremont Blvd
K Mart center and housing project on schedule
Development of the K Mart shopping center and housing on track as final papers clear escrow tomorrow. The 30 acre site at Cedar Boulevard and Thornton Avenue will transfer title for a $4.5 million project with groundbreaking planned in early January and completion targeted for August 1972. The project, on Alpha Tela market land, will add about $100,000 in sales tax revenue and around $150,000 in annual property taxes, employing about 400 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
K-Mart
Blunge
Grazladio Atxl Sampson Development Co
Cedar Boulevard
Thornton Avenue
Mul
Tiple Owmers
Plong
Taikda K-Mart Discount
Alpha Tela Market
Flash fire victim dies in Livermore home tragedy
Mrs Jeannette L Basso of Livermore died at Memorial Hospital after a Nov 24 flash fire in a Pleasanton home. She suffered extensive second and third degree burns over 90 per cent of her body as she and husband Raymond finished painting 1587 Elm Street. Fire officials say vapors from a solvent and a pilot light caused the blaze. damage estimated at about $2,000. A separate Madrid report notes a Cuban trade mission resuming talks after August deadlock over $250 million repayment.
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Livermore
Jeanette L. Basso
Memorial Hospital
Aames
Madrid
UPI
Cohan
Spain
Cuba
Reagan signs bill renaming colleges in California
Gov Ronald Reagan signed legislation to rename state colleges as state universities while preserving their teaching mission. UC President Charles Hitch criticized naming confusion as Reagan defended the move against UC criticism and denied it targeted the University of California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Ronald Reagan Monay
Charles Hitch
Hitch
Reagan
E. Richard Barnes
R-San Diego
University of California
Glemt 5
Dumke
Guy Warren
San Diego State College
Malcolm Love
Barnes
Queston
Consumer unit urges phone refund in San Francisco
A consumer group led by Consumers Arisa Now asked the California Public Utilities Commission to order an immediate 5 million refund to Pacific Telephone ratepayers and to dismiss the current 774 million five year rate increase request. The action follows a California Supreme Court ruling favoring the group and the City and County of San Francisco, declaring Pacific’s accelerated depreciation method imprudent and prompting refunds for rates collected under the annulled rate. The decision also urged the PUC to review alternative accounting methods beyond the extremes and to align with federal tax statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
UPH
Pacific Telephone
California Public Utilities Commission
William M. Bennett
Consumers Arisa Now
The
PLC
California Supreme Court
Arisa Now
PAC
Pacific
Bennett
Vinsaki
Bennell
State Board of Equalization
PUC
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
Commission
PTT
Congress
Essary
Supreme Court
Basic agreement on elderly tax relief in California
In Sacramento a basic agreement reached on increasing senior property tax relief by 30 million dollars to 46 million, with the income limit rising to 10 000 dollars. Financing sources unsettled as Senate Assembly tax conferees prepare further talks ahead of adjournment.
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Sacramento
UPI
Basi
Ken Hall
Ronald Reagan
Senate Assembly
Senate
Conference Committee
Bil
Assembly Democrats
Nicholas Petris
D-Oakamd
George Deukmejian
R-Long Beach
Petris
Deukmejian
Agsé Nibly
Senate Conference Committee
William T. Bagdey
Rafael
Musti Benefit Realty Fund
Consolidated Capital Equities Corporation
California Realty Fund
Crectives
Ieach
Blacks rally behind Oakland police chief Gain
Four Black leaders voiced support for Oakland Police Chief Charles R Gain at a news conference. They endorsed his policies as members of groups including the East Bay NAACP chapter the Oakland Black Caucus and the Alameda County Legal Aid Society. Police Officers Association members had previously voted 373 to 110 no confidence in Gain and Cobb said his organization joined in supporting him.
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Oakland
UPI
Charles R. Gain
Wade
Gain
Guy Williams
East Law Chapter
National Association For the Advancements of Colored People
Paul Cobb
Oakland Black Caucus
Harvey Wheatley
Charles Houston Law Club
Clifford Sweet
Legal Art Society of
Alameda
Coun Ye
Oakland Police Officers Association
Cobb
Oakland Mack Police Officers Association
Williams
Death by Own Action Reported In Union City Youth
The body of 18 year old Luis Madrigal was found hanging in the family carport on Sunday night. Police called it an apparent death by own action. Family members stated he had been despondent over a girl friend. His sister Mrs. George Maldonado and husband found him earlier but he remained in danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Luis Madrigal
Alvarado-Niles Road
George Maldonado
Puller Ave
Hayward
Tolee
Mad
Fremont man pleads guilty in stabbing case
A Fremont man pleaded guilty in superior court to assault with a deadly weapon related to stabbing a Union City youth at a Newark dance. Salome DeLeon Jr. of Glenwood Street faces sentencing December 20. The incident occurred in April at the Newark Pavilion. a related charge against another suspect was dismissed.
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Fremont
Union City
Newark
Salome
DeLeon Jr
Glenwood St
Shade
William J. Hayes
Joseph C. Guzman
Fourth St
Delaon
Newark Pavilion
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Fragmented OCR line hints at a local notice or brief with names or place markers, but readable details are limited. The item appears informal or damaged, offering minimal context about action, date, or entities. A concise record remains possible from the visible fragments.
Trucks Use Natural Gas in Alameda Experiment
In Alameda, GSA Interagency Motor Pool manager Donald Pankert describes an experiment with a dual fuel system enabling vehicles to switch between gasoline and compressed natural gas. The U.S. Coast Guard uses CNG buses, refueling in 5 to 10 minutes, with reduced emissions and maintenance, though range and storage are challenged.
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Alameda
Donald Pankert
Paukert
Fempire Court
Pleasonton
U.S. Government General Services Administration Interagency Motor Pool
East Bay
Fremont
Martinez
U.S. Coast Guard
Pankers
Serosa
GSA
Trator
Mixon
Parkett
Ork
Pankert
Paukers
Detroit
Coast Guard
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Consumer Unit
PUG
Miguel Madrigal
Aglee
Alameda County
Revidfy
Robert L. Kurzig
A &E
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Ian Casa Divida Arsisstrant
Hagenbarger Road
Bryent Ay
Berkeley Concord
Fremont In
Sunset Room
His Lordship
Botiday Inn
AGRES
Seawall
Burlingame Hyatt House
Pavia
Bayshore Highway
Sam Rafael Hobday
Ihgate Drive
Sanfrancisco
C. Francis Heeb
Ellesbethan Rogen Union Squien
Webster
Neti Utment
Ola Sciréular
Calrdoar Dloen
CIA
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