River border gunfire between Jordan and Israel reported
Reported exchanges of gunfire occurred along the Jordan River with no casualties. Police dispersed parties after arrests as tensions rose amid protests over Israel plans for a military parade in Jerusalem. The PLO warned of consequences if the parade proceeds.
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U.N. Security Council
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Oakland Panthers Charged in West Oakland Ambush
Court records show Terry Cotton David Hilliard Donnell Lankford and Wendell Ware held on $40,000 bail each while Warren Wells posted bail. A juvenile John L. Scott is held for juvenile authorities. Cleaver was shot in the foot during the 80 minute clash as officers and Panthers sustained minor wounds. police say they were ambushed.
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Terry Cotton
David Hilliard
Donnell Lankford
Wendell, Ware
Warren Wells
John L. Scott
Cleaver
West Oakland
Parents Plead Over Ill Child’s Dire Condition
The boy’s physicians at the hospital say there is no chance of regaining consciousness. The pram is severely damaged and he may not breathe without machines. The Snyder family faces mounting bills with insurance not covering costs. Doctors warn the daily expense could be astronomical as Robert lingers in a comatose state for months.
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Robert
Area Cities Get Grants For Airports
Federal grants totaling 334 145 were approved for municipal airports in Hayward and Livermore. Hayward will receive 62 72 and Livermore 7 808. Hayward plans a 140 000 runway extension funded with matching city money. Livermore funds will build two taxiways and extra aircraft parking with 65 009 city money.
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Livermore
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Livermere
Law Revisions Approved by Senate Finance Committee
In Sacramento the Senate Finance Committee approved major revisions to California corporate securities laws, described as adding significant protections for stockholders. Assemblyman John T. Knox stated the measure empowers the state corporation commission to curb losses to California investors, while the attorney general’s office pressed but failed to remove exemptions from state control over stocks listed on the New York Stock Exchange.
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Senate Finance Conmmittee
John T. Knox
Richmond
State Corporation Commissioners Office
Ncws
California
State Attorney General's Office
New York
The Banly Review Publisher Listing and Office Details
The text identifies The Banly Review, The Daily Sun publication details, and multiple office addresses in Hayward and surrounding areas. It lists Floyd Snorke as president and publisher and William Chittata as business manager and advertising director, with offices in Hayward California and additional bureaus.
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Banly Review
Ine
Floyd Snorke
William Chittata
Bireetor
Downey Edge Shapes Hayward Leader Move Rumor
Downey trustees explored top candidates for their superintendent job, while Hayward contemplates a nationwide search. Arveson, earning 19.7a yearly, may face a choice between Downey and Hayward as Cunningham's resignation reshapes district leadership and a June 1 application deadline looms.
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Cunningham
Newport-Mesa
Arveson
Downey
Hayward
Southern California
Suzanne Clemens
Hayward Bocad
Altes
Tennyson High School
Nawney
Three Men Steal Cash from San Leandro Drugstore
In San Leandro three men robbed Money Saver Drugs at 401 B H4ih St, grabbing $784 in cash and checks from an open drawer. A customer attempted to alert staff by engaging one suspect, who allegedly hoped to be noticed, as the theft occurred. Police later documented the incident and are pursuing leads.
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San Leandro
Ruth 1. Bhriie
Doa
Boy rescued after fall into Castro Valley water tank
A one year old boy, described as mentally retarded, fell from an elevated storage tank at 127 E Castro Valley Blvd yesterday. Deputies and Castro Valley firefighters hauled him to safety after he apparently lost balance during an exploratory climb near the tank.
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Castro Valley
Castro Valley Blvd
We-side
Inake Inateles
Mranen
Funeral for Noonan in Woodland Hills
Actor Tommy Noonan dies of malignant brain tumor. Requiem Mass set for Saturday at St. Mel's Roman Catholic Church in Woodland Hills California announced by AP.
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Woodland Hills
Calif
Tommy Noonan
St. Mel's Roman Catholic Church
Doomed Taxpayer Goofed Painful Long Fight Over Tax
In San Francisco UPI report Percy Preble, a 40 year old California jeweler from Corning, defied the tax by claiming a divine stance. Despite amputation and infection, doctors predicted four years to live but he recovered health. He must pay 81,445 in delinquent taxes and 2,000 in fines. A five year probation was ordered, and his savings account turned over to the IRS.
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San Francisco
UPI
Percy Preble
Preble
Corning
Calif
Buffington Opposes Uniformity in California Higher Education
Legislative proposal faces bias against UC campuses and state colleges as regional planning would group one or more university centers with liberal arts colleges and junior colleges. The plan could convert larger state colleges to university centers, increasing costs for taxpayers and reducing equal access.
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Eames
San Francisco
San Jose
San Diego
California Higher Ed Tripartite Plan Changes debated
The report questions the Master Plan's tripartite system and urges colleges to integrate with liberal arts campuses. Democrats opposed the measure, sending it to the Senate Judiciary Committee for further action. The narcotics reform bill, easing marijuana penalties from felony to misdemeanor in many cases, failed in the Assembly 42-27 amid concerns over youth drug use.
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Senate
Hugh M. Burns
Fresno
Judiciary Committee
Jol T. Knox
Richmond
Victor V. Veysey
Brawley
California
Mexico
Manana
Costly violin found after UC Berkeley theft
A $5,000 violin stolen from UC Berkeley's music department was recovered after two weeks. An Oakland dealer traded a $65 clarinet for the 1811 Paris-made instrument, learned it was hot, and turned it over to police who recovered it for a nonstudent buyer who paid $35. No charges were filed.
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Berkeley
University of California At Berkeley
Oakland
Ious
Noise Testing May Out Barn Speed Traps
Medina Washington AP reports in a quiet tone about early morning traffic noise near the freeway. The town enforces a 95 decibel limit at 65 feet from the road and a patrol car measured trucks averaging 90 decibels with one truck from Oregon fined $25. The mayor lives about 150 feet from the highway. The town weighs lowering the limit.
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Wash
Seattle
Oregon Way 9
Trade Union Council of SA Admits African Opinions
The Trade Union Council of South Africa voted to admit African opinions despite objections by some delegates who feared it would undermine the country's racial separation policies in Cape Town.
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South Africa
UPI
Counct of
Uber Action
Traverttment
Peace Talk Site Is Still Debated
Thant noted Paris or Warsaw could host Hanoi Washington talks with Geneva as a possibility. Officials remained cautious on a breakthrough while Johnson offered no clear sign Hanoi seeks peace. US bombing in the south was reported intensified with expected further fighting, though a halt could be linked to serious Hanoi negotiations.
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Warsaw
Paris
Geneva
United States
Hanoi
Esident Johnson
Yhani
Usb
Pathandle
North Vietnam
Washington
U.N
Johnson
Disarming Of Police On Campus
College of San Mateo President Julio Bortolazzy ordered campus police to disarm before training sessions citing a student complaint. Police officials criticized the policy arguing officers are typically armed on and off duty. San Mateo County Law Enforcement Association may discuss transferring recruit training to another college at its next meeting.
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Mateo
College of San. Mateo
Julio Bortolazzy
Joseph Kimbie
San Carlos
San Mates
AC Transit weighed bus violence and safety measures
AC Transit faced growing concern over bus robberies and rider safety after incidents where attackers stole wallets and watches. General Manager Alan L. Bingham urged strong police protection and preventative steps while opposing certain devices, favoring two way radios to alert police during and after robberies. Lt. Donald White cautioned against punitive actions that would hurt most riders, stressing careful handling of the issue at a district meeting.
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Bone
Alan L
Bingham
AG Transit
Donald White
Whale District
Death blaze at Oakland apartment claims tenant Janet McCurdie
An Oakland apartment fire killed 73 year old Janet McCurdie. Fire officials say an unattended cigarette ignited a flaming bed, drawing sheriff's deputies and fire crews to the scene. Police and fire units coordinated to secure the building after responders detected the smoke. The investigation continues to determine exact cause and sequence of events.
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Bortolaggo
Peninsula
Janet McCurdie
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