Robbers Threaten Boy With Knife in San Lorenzo
Deputies report two older teens threatened a 13 year old San Lorenzo youth with a knife and robbed him of 2150 dollars in cash and a personal check yesterday on Bockman Road. The victim was forced into an alley and ordered to surrender the money. The report cites investigator notes from Sheriff’s Department.
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Stolen Goods From Hayward Home Reported
A Hayward mechanic, George Lanzy, 42, of 22680 Northview, reported thefts totaling about 2,300 dollars from his home. A 4.0 diamond ring, a 500 dollar color television, and 800 dollars of household items were taken while he was out, with a burglary breaking a window screen.
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Woman Charged In House Fires In Hayward
A Hayward woman Veronica J. Manchester aged 14 was arrested on arson charges and held on $10,000 bail after six fires at her home 416 Smalley Ave over several days. Police say the fires caused about $4,000 in damage. Manchester had been held for psychiatric observation two weeks earlier and released.
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Veronica J. Manchester
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Campus Unrest Costs San Francisco Police Millions
UPI reports San Francisco Police Department spent 792,873 to handle student disruptions at San Francisco State College. Assemblyman Floyd R. Wakefield released figures to back a bill making colleges pay local governments for protest costs. Berkeley Police also cited 254,000 spent to control demonstrations at UC Berkeley between Feb 24, 1964 and March 2, 1965, including regular time and deferral wages.
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Railroad Strike Threatens Nation Over 20 Cent Wage Claim
Washington reports a looming railroad strike after the Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen threatens to pull 12,000 members out at 6:01 a.m. local time next Monday unless wage demands for 20 cents are met. Carriers accuse the union of endangering the economy with a potentially disastrous shutdown.
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British Concorde 002 makes maiden test flight
The British Concorde 002 completed its maiden flight from the British builder near 60 miles from the airfield to an RAF base in 22 minutes. Pilot Brian Trubshaw commanded the test, following the French Concorde’s first flight five weeks earlier.
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Truck Hijacked and Driver Kidnapped in San Leandro
In San Leandro a Glaser Bros candy cigarette truck was hijacked yesterday after the driver Pascual Delatorre of Hayward was assaulted at Madison School. He was forced to lie on the floor as two assailants drove the rig, looted cargo, and fled via several streets before abandoning the vehicle. The loss amount is not yet determined.
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News Highlights Inside Review 1.8 Overview
The page highlights announce a new Ronspection plan and notes Nixon's brother silent on Nal accepting West. Other items include Mutiny Defense losing a bid and Sirhan pleased with defense. A light feature riffs on Snoopy and Charlie Brown heading to Moan. Reds stumble Imo beat trap.
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BART Faces Parking Fee Debate and Escalator Contract
The Bay Area Rapid Transit District weighs fee parking for its 22 lots after staff seek 11 000 for a study. Chairman George Silliman urges adherence to policy that parking remains free for patrons while staff explore options. The committee endorses the study but confirms free parking for BART users. It also backs bid solicitation for escalators in Union City and Fremont stations as part of a stalled third major contract.
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Fremont
Reagan Tax Reform Starts With Plan Proposals
Reagan unveiled initial tax reform ideas aimed at shifting from inelastic property taxes to an income based system, promising local flexibility and protections against tax rate hikes. He urged collaboration with lawmakers, while Hoag floated voluntary payroll withholding bonuses to ease the transition and offset new income tax withholdings.
Reagan Tax Plan Affects Family Of Four In California
In Sacramento UPI reports Ronald Reagan tax reform would alter a typical four person family earning ten thousand dollars with two thousand in itemized deductions. With a seven dollar school tax rate they save 197 on property tax drop from 3100 to 0 and income tax rises to 165 including a 100 educational opportunity tax. With a four dollar rate they save 36, property tax falls from 208 to 47, income tax rises to 166 including 100 education tax. With a 2.5 dollar rate they pay 42 more, property tax falls from 116 to 56 and income tax rises from 64 to 164 including the 100 educational opportunity tax.
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Resignation of EOC Chairman Denounces Nixon Attitudes
Clifford Alexander Jr., 35, resigned today as chairman of the Employment Opportunities Commission and denounced the Nixon Administration on enforcing equal job opportunities. His resignation takes effect earlier than the president desires, effective May.
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Unruh Calls Reagan Tax Plan a Mickey Mouse Operation
Eureka report says Assembly minority leader Jesse Unruh calls Reagan tax reform a Mickey Mouse operation. He criticizes the plan’s voluntary withholding and large property tax cuts, noting the bill may not reach the Assembly until May and adjourn by June.
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Dogs Rampage Wreak Havoc on Alameda Sheep
Across Alameda County sheep losses run high with dogs blamed for killing and injuring flocks. Owners report $1,500 to $2,000 in damages this year, many dogs untagged and unrestrained. Nearby ranchers fear weak leash laws and poor enforcement. Some have begun shooting to protect stock, while others fear for families as dogs prowl near homes and yards.
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U S Leaders Seek Quick Global Peace Move on Vietnam
Kerr states the time is now for an overall solution to the Vietnam War and faults the Nixon administration for slow progress. He proposes a standstill ceasefire free elections for armed South Vietnamese, land reform and a peacekeeping framework with rapid action to counter polarization in American opinion.
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Air Guard Shift Plan Provokes Controversy in 1960s
Nine CKY cargo planes and six small statson aircraft, with few troops, would shift from the Watts region in 1963 to affect northern California disaster relief. Col Charles Koenig supported the dissent, while Maj Gen Edmonds noted the unit’s economic role and payroll of about 2.5 million for 12th Air Base units. Hayward facilities valued at 3 to 4 million would see impact, though two comms units of roughly 279 personnel would stay unaffected.
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Charles WW. Koenig
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Deadly Floods Ravage Midwest
A brief notice notes continuing coverage of deadly floods in the Midwest with details about extended rainfall and the impact on communities. It references ongoing rescue operations, disrupted transportation, and mounting damage as officials assess the situation.
Record Snowmelt Begins In California Runoff Surge
Sacramento reports the Southern Sierra snowpack has reached record levels and is starting heavy runoff. State officials warn of widespread flooding risk, with 750,000 acre-feet of excess water to be managed through groundwater recharge, aqueducts, and storage in Tulare and Buena Vista lakes. Evacuations and dike-building efforts appear in Sioux City and surrounding areas as river flooding advances.
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James Cates
Children Rescued From Fire
A fire trapped three children and injured one, with rescue teams using equipment and oxygen. Wayne was taken by patrol car to the hospital with firefighters aiding en route. Sunny and Barbara, ages 30, were at work and nearby when the blaze began. damage estimated at $5,000 from smoke.
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Ken Brown
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California Senate defeats lower voting age bid
SACRAMENTO AP A proposal to let Californians decide whether to lower the voting age from 21 to 19 failed in the Senate today. The vote was 22 to 18, short of the required two thirds for passage. Senate Democratic leader George Moscone of San Francisco urged approval.
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Speed Freaks Dream: Cache of Amphetamine Pills Found in Fremont
A curbside mailbox on Old Canyon Road in Fremont contained a bag of 70 percent amphetamine pills discovered by a passerby who turned it over to police. The pills mirrored those seized in a raid at 585 Old Canyon Road where five people were arrested on narcotics charges.
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