Local draft board moves amid threats at bank building
San Jose AP report notes the local draft board ties moved as threats and arson blamed on antiwar demonstrators prompted evacuations. Wes Martin of a nearby Community Bank said the move clears the way to upgrade the building, despite earlier vandalism and hostile acts. Landlord Joseph Baccaro supported the relocation as police watched nearby headquarters.
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San Jose
Calif
Draft Board
Itas HO Veges
Wes Martin
Community Bank
aFlu
Martin
Joseph Baccaro
Woman sought after sword attack in Marin County
Police search for Frances Simpson of San Francisco after Norman Williams, 20, is stabbed in the neck stomach and arm at a ceramics plant in Sausalito. Williams is in Marin General Hospital in fair condition. Witnesses say the bald-headed coworker attacked him with a three foot sword and escaped in a car.
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Sausalito
UPS
Norman
Williams
Marin General Sinspital
Sale
Marin County
Sheriff's Office
Frances Simpson
San Francisco
Mhansay
Union Pulls From Labor Council Over Delegate Seat
The Laborers Union withdraws from the AFL-CIO Labor Council after a delegate, Orville Laster, was denied a seat for backing the Youth for Service leader. Laster disavows McDonald’s support but asserts the council may name its own delegates. The union says the council has the right to select its members.
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San Francisco
UPL
Afl-Cio
Vollunion
Cr, Johnson
Secrefarp
Orville Laster
Pol
Lanon
Lave
Laster
McDonald's
Thie Chain
Hig Qnijow
Cigarette Blamed in Fremont Car Fire
A cigarette blamed as the probable cause of a morning blaze destroyed a SMS Glasmobile owned by Bulph Wright in Fremont. Fire Chief Ever Anderson said the car, parked with doors closed and windows up, was in Wrights parking space on Jis residence. It took firefighters about an hour and a half to extinguish the fire, which is under investigation.
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Fremont
Bulph Wright
Ever Anderson
Wright
St Jis
Dar* Rive
Apt
Trio convicted of burglary in Hayward shooting case
Wayne D. Patterson 05 of Oakland Michiel Ivestec 20 of Hayward and Mane Herring 23 of Fremont were convicted in superior court of first degree burglary after a six day jury trial before Judge Harold Howe. A jury found Patterson armed and using a gun in the burglary but did not find he inflicted great bodily harm. All three face sentencing August 24 following probation reports.
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Gregory Lopez
Chabot College
Hayward
Wayne D. Patterson
Oakland
Michiel Ivestec
Harris Si
Mane Herring
Magellan St
Fremont
Ward
Harold Howe
Fou
Paltereon
Sermon Lopez
France declares atmospheric nuclear test series complete
French authorities in Papeete Tahiti report no further tests after three atmospheric detonations ended the 972 series. The de Grasse cruiser returned to Papete signaling closure amid protests and allied boycotts across the Pacific. No official date announced for the final series conclusion.
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Papeete
Tahiti
UPI
Muniroa
France
Clear
Dé Grasse
Papetie
Man sought in check scheme in San Francisco
AP reports police seek a man who attempted to recover 1000 dollars in travelers checks from Bank of America. A Los Angeles case involved 260 dollars cash and a forged receipt. The suspect, not identified, allegedly altered a receipt and fled the bank scene.
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SAN Prancisco
J'olice
Bank of America
al Jegerry Tost
Ace Mike Dower
Los Angeles
Dover Sail
Fey
Doymi
Dower
Triple murder suicide blanks Thornton family tragedy
In Thornton Colorado a 41 year old man killed his three sons before taking his own life in their suburban home north of Denver. Police found all four bodies after a neighbor heard an alarm clock. Names identified include Harvey Davis and wife of the man, plus sons Gary 24 Greg 41 Gordon 17. The fourth son is believed stationed with the US Army in Germany. Investigators would not confirm which family member fired the shots and the timing appeared to be late Wednesday or early Thursday.
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Thornton
Colo
UPT
Denver
Harvey Davis
Miasons
Gary
Greg
Gordon
Davis
Teiphbors
Yielim
Wokicsdey
Germany
Spaulding
Spankling
Brenda Cullen Corrects Hula Hoop Winner Identity
In yesterday's Daily Review Brenda Cullen of Hayward won the hula hoop contest sponsored by the Hayward Area Recreation District. She was misidentified on page one as Becky Seaver. The Review apologizes for the embarrassment caused to the parties involved.
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Brenda Cullen
Hayward
Hayward Area
Becky Seaver
Tax relief and school aid bill killed in California
Lawmakers deadlock over a tax relief package and school aid plan with Reagan proposing a three month recess until after the November election. Finance officials floated a $450 million surplus rebate idea while opponents urged using funds for education. Senate leaders criticized the process and debated a proposed penny sales tax hike as a broader tax strategy.
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Rotary
Reagin
Sacramento
Verne Orr
Moretti
Reagan
Senate
Pitpuss
Mills
Assembly Democrats
Walter Stiern
Tdakerake
Assembly
Bul
Robert Lagomarvino
R-Ojat
Hundreds of South Vietnamese Officials Reported Killed
Saigon reports indicate that hundreds of South Vietnamese officials were executed as Communist forces advanced through coastal highlands and into Binh Dinh Province. Survivors describe mass killings, labor camps, heavy taxation, and widespread fear during the occupation.
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Saigon
UPI
Soules
Binh Dinh
Comnrunists
Mae
Anil
South Vietnam
Rint Dinh
Garry Macher
Hoai An
Algeria frees five air pirates after Delta ransom
Algeria released five hijackers who seized Delta Airlines DC2 to Algiers demanding one million dollars. Panthers officials said the men, including a convicted murderer and a robber, are in a hotel awaiting further steps as U S authorities urged the return of the ransom.
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Algiers
API
Algeria
Delta Airlines
Black Panther Party
Panther
Twe Black
Seal
Panthers International Hewlquartera Sai
Wwe
T Lem
Alinta
Avimied
Ribber Beith
PBI
Fischer wins tenth and takes 3 1 2 point lead in chess title
Bobby Fischer defeated Boris Spassky in Reykjavik to take a 3 1/2 point lead with 56th game still underway in the world championship. Spassky arrived late, studied, then conceded as Fischer extended his advantage toward becoming the first American world champion. Spassky and Eyfim Geller were seen discussing adjourned positions as the match resumed.
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Reykjavir
Iceland
UPI
Bobby Fischer
Boris Spassky
Spassky
Fischer
Reeds
Drave
U.S
Allight
Eyfim Geller
Objtir
Elayed
Luthar Lehmid
Elmelier
Kisher
Roy
Wilath Lambarly
Tal
Cuban naval buildup tied to Soviet missiles revealed
Cuban Armed Forces Minister Bill Gastro disclosed via Havana broadcast that the Soviet Union supplied rocket-armed boats and antiaircraft capacity. Castro, in Havana, praised strengthened ties with Moscow at a ceremony marking nine years of revolutionary naval forces.
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Miami
Fla
Soviet Union
Havana
Castro
File
Younge
Cuba
America
Revolutionary Naval Forces
Wholesale prices rise as jobless rate steady in July
The BIS reports wholesale prices up driven by industrial commodities while unemployment stays at 5.5 percent for June and July. Industrial commodity costs increase 0.2 percent after a 3 percent rise in prior months. Total employment remains at 41.7 million after seasonal adjustment, with lumber and wood products leading gains.
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BLS
Maiming charges against Bremer are dropped
UPI reports in Upper Marlboro Maryland that four counts of assault and battery on George Wallace aide Nicholas Zargos and others were dropped against Artie Bremer as the jury heard final summations. Bremer, who had faced charges tied to an attempted assassination plot, remained charged with more serious offenses. A diary excerpt read in court suggested Bremer contemplated killing Wallace and Nixon, but the defense argued insanity.
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Upper Marlboro. Md
UPI
Ucla
Powers
Nore
Artie SH. Bremer
George C. Wallace
Maryland
Éanie
Wallace
Setrel
Nicholas Zargos
Alabama
Eldredge
Dothar
Dora Thompson
Bremer
Mhundwlal
Tre Jiefors
Trerner
Ivalgo
Nixon
Lipsitz
Saude
Ottawa
Nike
Pine
Ottawe
Washington
D.C
Weitites
Clockwork
Ora
Russia
George McGovern
AleGovern
Injured Hayward officer dies first in 44 years
Hayward police officer Robert McSpadden, 24, who was critically injured in a July 24 chase after a suspected stolen car, died at Elan Hospital in Casira Valley at 6 40 this morning. He had been rescued from his vehicle after it spun out on Castro Valley Boulevard. McSpadden leaves a wife Barbara Jean and his parents. He was a 1985 Newark High School graduate and longtime Hayward officer.
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Hayward
Robert McSpadden
Elan Hospital
Casira Valley
Hay
Gorge Gotia
McSpailden
Eden Hospital
Castro Valley
Pale
Hugh Patro
Cub McSpadden
McSpadden
Barbara Jean
Williamy McSpadden
Clayedan
Tenn
Creveland
Téitn
Calta Aie
Loge
Newark
Chabal College
Thapward Police Departments
Willow Park
Casta Valley
Genesi
Meters
Fremont
POW readjustment plan for Vietnam prisoners discussed
Capt Raymond Spaulding led a six man psychiatric team that aided the 42 Pueblo crewmen after their release by North Korea. In an interview he outlined the readjustment process stating families may reunite within 72 hours but coping will take months.
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Raymond
Spaulding. Lk
Pueblo
North Korea
Vietnam
Police pay talks reach impasse and arbitration expected
Police pay negotiations stalled as officers see wage cuts from 2940 to SU2AHK an 8 percent drop. Zuniga complains of tilt toward higher earners and warns arbitration may be used after 15 days. City would pay half the cost, with court action possible if no agreement. Engineering pay talks pending as city awaits return of the engineers’ business agent.
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Zuniga
Bach Side
Eluer Zunigs
Palice. Association
Zgniga
Jing Nok
Aist
Pratt
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