Patty Hearst Probation Denied in Landmark Case
UPI reports US District Judge Oliver J. Carter ordered no probation for Patty Hearst in the bank robbery case. The judge warned of possible prison time but noted a chance for a shorter sentence or probation after a psychiatric evaluation. The defense sought mental health study while Turner and others competed in a track meet against Sacramento State.
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Ballot battle looms in Hayward and San Leandro elections
Voters in Hayward will elect four city council members, while San Leandro voters pick three council members and four school board members. A charter amendment, Proposition 4, changes term expiration dates to June 20, 30 to prevent lame duck appointments. Balloting opens at 7 a.m. in both cities and counts proceed by hand in San Leandro and by machine in Hayward. Results roll in at city halls as ballots are tabulated, with the Daily Review providing live election information tomorrow starting 8:30 p.m. Hayward polls stay open until 8 p.m. and will report to City Hall, while San Leandro’s counts are announced at City Hall. Numerous candidates populate both races with incumbents noted and several district seats contested. Ballot-count information lines provided for residents.
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Tom Neveau
Julio Bras
John Pappas
Kenneth Queen
Charlie Fish
Bob Coleman
Manuel J. Camara
Audrey A. LePell
Michael Moulder
Rose Rockwood
Jose Rico
Lawrence J. Rata
Tom Frari
Nicholas J. Randall
Adele Bozzi
Joseph D. Blackwell
Tommie R. Tees
Dean E. de Laho
Leo E. Howell
Vincent M. Heertel
James ¥. Harper
Val Gill
Ethan A. Johnson
Max Wilde
Schol
J. G. Sanders
Louis M. McDonald
Nathan Kleinstein
Richard J. Rosefield
William Suerstedt
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Pacific Telephone Co
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Alfred Andrade Jr
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Mario Polvorosa
Larry J. Taft
James A. Pavack
Richard JD. Soares
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Hayward teen accused in brutal 1976 double murder
In Hayward California a 17 year old suspect Joseph B Toussaint was arrested for the stabbing and beating deaths of elderly Frederick Heise 76 and Bernice Heise 62. Police say the suspect boasted of killing two people after a burglary this night.
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Dave Keller
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Landlord's gift The trip of a lifetime
Matthew Pedrosa, 15, a Hayward boy with muscular dystrophy, will travel to Disneyland with his younger brother John thanks to the generosity of Fremont City Councilman Tony Azevedo and his wife Maury. The family, financially strained, received aid after Matthew expressed a final wish to visit the park, with Azevedo arranging the trip despite his council duties.
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Tony Azevedo
Virginia
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Azevedo
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Los Angeles
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Civic leader Coate dies in California at 51
Robert L. Coate a San Francisco financier and longtime Democratic activist died after a short illness at Kaiser Permanente Medical Center in Oakland He led the Castro Valley Democratic Club founded 1953 chaired the Democratic State Central Committee in 1965 and ran for lieutenant governor in 1970 A Stanford graduate he founded the Foreign Scholarship Program and held multiple district trustee roles in Alameda County He survived by wife Margaret and three sons James John and Kenneth
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Robert L. Coate
San Francisco
Chabot College
Hayward Union High School
Kaiser Permanente Medical Center
Coate
Castro Valley
Democratic Club
Democratic State Central Committee
Ed Reinecke
Mr. Coate
Stanford University
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Hayward Union
Hayward Union High
South County Community College
Fair Play Council
Souther Alameda County
Weather forecast for South County drizzle tonight
The weatherman predicts cloudy skies with a chance of rain tonight and tomorrow in South County. Highs will be in the mid forties with lows in the 40s and a 30 percent chance of precipitation tomorrow.
San Francisco Union Leaders Seek U S Mediation For Strike
Union negotiators asked Labor Secretary William Usery to mediate the city craft workers strike after 11 hours of talks with no progress. The Board of Supervisors planned a morning meeting as drivers struck in wage disputes, causing heavy traffic and shutdowns across the Municipal Railway and related services.
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Craft Workers
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