Gasoline outlook cautious with limited night service in California
California State Automobile Association reports the weekly outlook for gasoline shows no daytime shortages on main highways. Night travel should keep tanks half full and avoid late hours. Cross country travelers through Nevada may face long gaps between stations. Sacramento remains risky late at night while SierraNevada stations improve with Rubin and Emigrant Gap restoring hour service after last week’s disruption.
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Tragic drowning of 1 year old at Cull Canyon lagoon
A one year old San Francisco boy, Tronald E. Henderson, drowned yesterday at Cull Canyon Regional Recreation Area. Supervisors searched after he strayed from the Dudley Stone School group near noon. Lifeguards were notified about 1 PM and the swim area was closed as Henderson’s body was recovered in eight feet of water and pronounced dead at Eden Hospital.
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Death by Own Action Suspected in Local Case
San Lorenzo records indicate 09 year old Gladys Muugin of 638 Via Ataba San Larengo was pronounced dead at Levine Hospital Hayward. The coroner found three empty barbiturate bottles near the scene and noted the child’s mother Mrs Mougin was despondent over ill health. The victim’s daughter Mery Saimesun of the same address was unresponsive in bed.
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Aeseda Gownly
Mery Saimesun
Missing envelope theft at Bal Piaget company safe
Over $4,000 reported stolen in cash and checks from Bal Piaget Te. 14800 in San Leandro. A brown business envelope valued between $4,000 and $5,000 disappeared yesterday afternoon from a company safe that was left unlocked for a few hours. A intruder may have entered the premises to take the envelope.
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Burglars Take Over $4,000 In San Leandro Theft
Police report two San Leandro burglaries yesterday totaling over 4000 dollars in property. A business break in and a marina theft at the San Leandro Marina accounted for most losses while a weekend break in at Lawwood Properties 055 Alvarado Street yielded about 1910 dollars in office equipment. William Hansen of Allworth reported his boat burgled between July 14 and 2 with 1189 dollars in personal property including a 700 position propeller stolen.
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Casual chat leads to purse theft at Ray Fair Center
Ora Helm of San Leandro told police a woman she chatted with in the Ray Fair Shopping Center stole $200 from her purse. Helm had just placed a ten $20 government check envelope in the purse. the thief vanished as the purse snap was loosened during the conversation.
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Beef price controls spark talk of early lift and black market
A report on rising U.S. beef prices and pressure to move up the Sept. 12 deadline for Phase IV price controls. Industry officials warn that fixed ceilings fuel a growing black and gray market, risking shortages and higher retail costs. Experts predict prices could rise up to 20 percent before markets adjust, and some say beef may vanish from shelves by August if ceilings remain.
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Helms claims Dean sought CIA pay for Watergate suspects
Rita Helms, former director of the GIA, testified before the Watergate Committee that John Dean asked the CIA to cover the salaries of the burglars while they served jail terms. He said General Walters rejected the idea, noting it would require explaining to Congress. Helms stated he warned Walters not to involve the CIA and denied any agency involvement in the break-in.
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Ecological Info at RWVA Units Across State Roadside Stops
The Department of Transportation sets up Roadside Ecological Viewing Areas in Westley on I-5 and at 20 roadside rests statewide. RAVA units highlight local ecological features to inform visitors, including youths at information centers and youngsters.
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Public to Have Say on Data Bank Ethics Code
Audience members offered further suggestions as the ethics code revision moves forward. The county administrator will publish the revised proposal by Aug. 8 for public comment through Aug. 13, with a committee meeting set for Aug. 20 to adopt the code. Public input urged tighter safeguards on juvenile data, removal of adult information when charges are dropped, and a log of access requests. Officials discussed expanding the committee to include public members and creating an independent audit to ensure proper information release while CORPUS, the Criminal Oriented Records Production Unified System, shifts from paper to digital records.
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Loren Muceh
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Jensen
Hoffman
Berkeley
Gould Kleaty
Pet supply boom fuels upscale canine and feline gear
The article surveys a booming pet market with stylish outfits, matching accessories, and premium play items. It highlights color coordinated collars, mint flavored sprays for paws, showy aquariums, and elaborate habitats from major brands including Barbie’s venture into natural hamster homes. It notes the growing trend of luxurious nesting materials and deluxe pet furniture as the market expands.
Nixon role hinted in ITT settlement records
Documents suggest Nixon influenced the ITT settlement before it occurred. Memos dated June 30, 1971, indicate the AC was put on notice of the ITT commitment, contradicting prior sworn statements. The Watergate committee plans to probe the ITT matter as part of its broader campaign-finance inquiries.
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Karen Carol Hopes to Swim Through Injury With Slings
Carol, star swimmer, trains with a sling after a broken elbow and surgery. She plans to compete in backstroke events while managing a limited practice window and aims to reach district meets despite handicap. Her family, coach, and pool manager stress continued therapy and cautious return.
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Panther concert chaos in Oakland ends in violence
A Black Panther sponsored Tke and Tina Turner show in Oakland ended with stage security beating Tina Turner and guitarist Jackie Clark. The Panthers deny responsibility and threaten action for breach of contract while Turner cites a cash payment dispute as trigger. Turner's account says security halted exits and delayed the performance, fueling audience anger.
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Low interest home bill cleared House and sent to White House
The House approved an interim FHA loan measure sought by the White House to extend low interest home financing through a one year extension. The Senate had backed the bill earlier. passage came amid wrangling over longer term housing authority. Without the extension, thousands of would be homeowners risk losing FHA support during a holiday recess.
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