Oakland man charged in East Bay bookmaking ring
Thomas E. Green 36 of Lewelling Boulevard faced three felony counts after raids on East Bay bookmaking operations. He was charged with one count of bookmaking and two counts of operating premises for bookmaking. Arrests spanned Alameda and Contra Costa counties with wagers on horse races and other events statewide.
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Long-time Wells Fargo employee Dorothy Vache dies at 43
Dorothy L Lache a San Lorenzo resident and Wells Fargo Bank veteran dies age 43. A 20 year employee who served at Host Bay elmhurst branches rose to assistant operations officer before leave in 1968. Survived by husband Karl Stasin daughter Sherri mother Loretta Crowley all of San Lorenzo. Service tomorrow at 2 pm Santos-Robinson Mortuary San Lorenzo.
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Macy's burglary suspect nets $1.5K in goods recovered
San Leandro police recovered nearly 151 of stolen Macy's merchandise after a store security officer arrested Doris Gordon outside Macy's in San Leandro. Officers found more items in her Oakland apartment, with prices and tags largely removed. She was charged with burglary under White law.
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Trio convicted of burglary at Hayward college
A three man burglary ring tied to a October shooting of paraplegic student Regorie Lopez at Chabot College in Hayward was convicted in superior court. Wayne Patterson of Oakland Michaellvester of Hayward and Mance Herring of Fremont were found guilty of first degree burglary after a six day trial before Judge Harold Howe. Patterson was armed and used a gun in the burglary but no great bodily harm was found. Herring was also convicted of assault with a deadly weapon on Carmen Laper. Sentence set for August 2 after probation report.
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Woman Sues Firms Over Fall In San Leandro Apartment
Mrs Martha L Manin filed a civil suit in Alameda County Court yesterday against Omaha Development Co and the Black and White Co owners of Bermuda Apartments alleging a faulty stairway light caused her to fall at 13939 Dao Tile Griva. She seeks 6000 dollars plus medical expenses and lost wages.
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Chamber discusses traffic snarl at Marina Merced intersection
San Leandro Chamber of Commerce discussed relieving congestion at the Marina Boulevard Merced Street junction. Engineer Richard Karn proposed adding lanes joining the freeway, new onramps and an off ramp to Fairway Drive to reroute southbound traffic off the Nimitz Freeway. Also noted were a security course at Chabot College and details of the store protection program led by Don Smith of Mervyns.
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Hula Hoop Winner Misidentified in Daily Me View
Brenda Cullen of Hayward won the Hayward Area Recreation District contest as the hula hoop champion yesterday. The Daily Me View misidentified her as Becky Seaver, prompting the Review to address the error and apologize for the embarrassment to the involved participant.
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Tax relief and school aid bill killed in stalemate
The California Legislature stalled on tax relief and school aid plans as lawmakers planned a nine month recess after the November election. President Reagan proposed a future tax cut from surplus funds while critics urged using the money for elementary and high schools. The debate included opposition from liberals and conservatives over a penny sales tax hike and the bill’s perceived favors to renters and wealthier voters.
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Bicycle safety program expands in three cities
Police in San Leandro Fremont and Day wad step up bike registrations and safety education at five stations with free or low cost options. Officers issue citations for violations and require riders to attend safety briefings. efforts target riders on wrong sides of streets and those ignoring signals.
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Algeria frees air pirates amid ransom for Delta jet
UN reports Algeria released five hijackers after ransoming Delta Airlines for 1 million dollars. The group, including a convicted murderer and armed robber who escaped jail, is held in a hotel in Algiers under seal as authorities decide on asylum. FBI notes the hijackers had accompanied three children and had demanded money rather than political aims.
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Fischer wins tenth and leads by a long shot in world chess
Bobby Fischer defeated Boris Spassky in the resumed game to extend his lead to 6 1/2 points in the World Championship match. Spassky, aided by his second, sought a way to salvage a draw as arbiter Schmid cleared the board. Fischer's late move and handshake ended a dramatic session as the American nears becoming the first U.S. world chess champion.
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Bell TelephI of Canada wins $870 million Turkey contract
Montreal based Bell Telephi said its Canadian unit will participate in a Turkish project with linked subsidiaries, securing an 870 million contract for telephones and system expansion. The Canadian share is estimated at 36 to 40 million, sustaining about 400 jobs for five years.
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Wholesale prices rise while jobless rate steadies at low
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports wholesale prices up overall, with a 3.0 percent year over year increase in industrial commodities. July saw a modest 0.2 percent rise, led by lumber products, while unemployment held at 5.5 percent for June and July, with total employment steady around 34.7 million after seasonal adjustment.
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Bremer murder attempt charges dropped in Maryland case
Trial judge Ralph W. Powers dismissed several counts against Arthur Bremer who was accused of plotting to kill Gov George Wallace in Maryland on May 11 The jurors heard from defense and prosecution as Bremer faced nine counts remaining including assault with intent to murder unlawful use of a handgun in a crime of violence and carrying an unlawful handgun Bremer did not testify but diary excerpts showed he considered assassinating President Nixon prior to targeting Wallace or Wallace events Bremer sought publicity and wrote about his failures and frustrations in the months leading up to the trial
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Injured Hayward officer dies after 44 years break
Hayward officer Roheart MecSpadden died at Eden Hospital after a crash on East Castle Valley Boulevard. He was 6:44 am death, the first Bay Area officer killed in 44 years. Lance Velzlaff, 34, of San Leandro was charged with murder in the driver’s role. MecSpadden is survived by his wife Barbara Jean and his parents. He came to California in 1938 and joined the Hayward Police in 1971. Funeral plans are pending.
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POW Readjustment Plan From Korea POWs
Continued from page one a psychiatric team treated 82 USS Pueblo crewmen released by North Korea. Families may reunite within 72 hours but POWs face longer coping as they adjust. Four weeks for emotional release and anger to surface. ex POWs may struggle with chairs and personal reliving of captivity.
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Man Arrested for Glue Sniffing in San Leandro
A 22-year-old man, Robert Storey of 15000 Mateo St, was arrested early for sniffing glue. Deputies found glue in a brown bag and a plastic container in his pocket after an incident on Mateo Street. He admitted the act, saying he argued with his girlfriend and had no money for liquor. He was taken to Santa Rita County Jail.
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