Burglars Stampede California Weekend Loot Trifecta
Police report multiple break-ins over the weekend across Castro Valley Fremont and other towns. Victims include Michael McNamara a graduate student at California State University Maywand reporting valuables worth 21 92 600 missing from his home including a guitar tape stereo equipment cash television set and coats. Vernon G Mottson reports 4 yearly coal and 31 000 in cash plus stereo gear stolen from his home. Continental Paper Union City reports office materials valued at 3 195 stolen and two electric typewriters with accessories missing.
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Continental
Atlantic Ace
Union City
Oaklander charged with battery in San Leandro
Teany Mascheres Mascarenas, 38, was taken into custody by San Leandro police after a citizen's arrest by a victim, Mrs. Ealher M. Klock. He allegedly struck several women with a homemade sap on East 14th Street near West Oakland. Officers found a brown sock with broken glass pieces in his pocket.
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Robber Holds Up Store in San Leandro
A masked man entered a clothing shop at 14th Street Gilpin in San Leandro on Friday. He brandished a small caliber automatic pistol, took $147 from the register in a paper bag, and fled to a waiting car while three customers were held at bay. Suspect described as bold. deputies searched area.
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Ait Gilpin
Cleck
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Vandals hit Leandrans' cars in San Shandro
Six Bay D Vista residents were victims of a glass smashing spree early yesterday. Side windows on their parked cars were broken, some with a pellet gun and others with a pellet instrument. Windshields and rear windows were shattered and in some cases fenders dented. Victims include Bernard F. Denorly, John S. Georgiou, Marciel Pellerino, Dr Dingo Carioppo, attorney Charles R. Way, and David H. Farnsworth all listed on Marine View and Starview addresses.
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D Vista
Bernard F. Denorly
Marine View
del Monte
John S. Georgiou
Shell
Marciel Pellerino
Dingo Carioppo
Doctors Hospital
Charles R. Way
David H. Farnsworth
Starview
Pacifix Telephone Co
Convicted ex cop tied to civil rights murders in jury ruling
A seven woman five man jury in Chicago found former policeman Stanley B. Robinson guilty on seven counts for conspiring to deprive citizens of constitutional rights resulting in deaths in a hit squad case. Tolliver was acquitted while a narcotics dealer jury convict tied to hiring the sergeant faced additional charges in the same trial. Downtown Detroit reportage described a church heist where a pastor’s sermon ended with an armed robbery stealing two thousand fifty dollars.
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Stanley B. Robinson
Werdell Smith
Jeff Beard
Robinson
Tolliver
Roboson
Daniel Boone missions report U S spy deaths in Indochina
Pentagon reports 102 Americans killed on spy missions in Laos Cambodia and Vietnam since 1955 with North Vietnam targets unclear. Secret patrols into Laos Cambodia and North Vietnam were run under the Daniel Boone code name by SOG, while public officials largely echoed a no comment cover story of hot pursuit and accidental border strays.
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Revenue sharing study details education funding impact
The GAO analysis of the first two revenue sharing installments totaling 1.7 billion dollars shows more than 30 percent of funds support education while easing state pressure for higher taxes. About 34 billion flowed to local governments. of 967 million allocated to specific uses, education received a sizable share, with hundreds of millions for capital projects and infrastructure including hospitals and highways.
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Dean Ehrlichman acting for Nixon before Senate panel
I Patrick Gray testified he believed John Dean and H R H Ehrlichman acted for the President when they gave him documents after the Watergate break in and urged destruction. Gray said he assumed they acted under presidential authority and discussed potential motives and implications with the committee.
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BART Trains Resume Runs After Strike Settlement
BART resumes service after a strike settlement with workers approving a three year contract. A reporter experienced brief platform delays and a door malfunction at South Hayward station while noting the system had no prior mechanical problems that morning.
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Associated Press
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William Chester
Inglwuse Electric Co
Sinke
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Daly City
Fair weather favors country Assarland Pros
Fair weather favored most of the nation today with exceptions in the northern Mississippi Valley where lingering heyy sang into the early morning phnars.
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Mississippi Valley
Heyy
Detective testifies on slingshot plan at Gainesville Eight trial
Gainesville Eight case moves to the stand as private detective Joseph W. Funnell Sr testifies that Svat Canri showed a wrist rocket slingshot and claimed it would be used to back peaceful or disruptive actions at the Republican National Convention. Funnell links the weapon to Camil and plans to keep order with marshals.
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Gainesville Right trial looms in second week in protest case
The Gainesville Right conspiracy trial, tied to Vietnam Veterans Against the War, enters its second week as eight defendants face charges of planning an attack on the 1973 Republican National Convention. Prosecution describes alleged use of fire teams and improvised weapons amid claims of agent provocateurs infiltrating meetings.
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Congressman Koch questions IRS probe of Nixon home improvements
New York congressman Edward Koch said the Internal Revenue Service may review whether government funded improvements at President Nixon’s San Clemente, California and Key Biscayne, Florida homes should have been declared on his tax returns. Koch noted Nixon’s White House role and asked if employer expenditures on employee housing counts as income. A White House official said the General Services Administration will release its report on expenditures soon.
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Skylab space walk advances amid delays and spider onboard
Skylab astronauts continue a space walk to attach two poles and a shade for the telescope, amid mission delays and motion sickness. A spider aboard Skylab, Arabella, makes her debut to study web spinning in microgravity, with a backup named Acid ready if needed.
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Bombing error causes heavy casualties near Phnom Penh
Reports say a Cambodian air strike over Neak Luong killed and wounded many as three flights dropped up to four tons of bombs on dawn. UPI quoted survivors and officials noting the attack hit civilians and a hospital area. US Air Force Gen. John Vogt traveled to Phnom Penh to confer with Lon Nol and assess the disaster. Helicopters ferried injured to safety while residents begged for aid as the town lay in rubble.
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Mekong
Beef shortages hit Lone area stores and restaurants
Local grocers report widespread beef outages as buyers rush retail meat pockets. Laws Stores in Sal Loreseo report pork and chicken runs, while Alpha Beta in Bagfair Shop Center and other markets anticipate shipments. Restaurants face limited cuts and rising prices as distributors warn of tighten supply.
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Sia Pond
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Bockman Road
Sal Loreseo
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Fremont
Bagfair
Iian Leandra
Valley proposes high density plan near Somerset Avenue
Castro and Kauppe seek to govern 12 acres with GO yits and push for a high density development despite planning commission concerns. A 200 acre unit proposal at the corner of Somerset Avenue and Lake Chabet Road marks a shift, while the Redwood Road site doubles the previously proposed density and exceeds Kauppe’s earlier 327 units over 11 acres in Gast Valley.
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