Burglars Take Thousands In Goods In Castro Valley
Police report multiple thefts over the weekend in Castro Valley and nearby towns. Michael McNamara of Castro Valley, a CSU Hayward student, reported stolen items including guitars, stereo equipment, cameras, clothing, cash, a television, and sports gear totaling about 2,500 dollars. Vernon G. Mattson of Fremont reported a $2,500 coat theft and a safe with $1,000 cash plus stereo equipment taken from his home. A suspicious vehicle was seen near a house around 4 p.m. Continental Paper Co in Union City reported electric typewriters worth 1,150 dollars, stamps 1,256 dollars, and an electric stamping machine missing.
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Hayward
Sheriff's Deputies
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Carly Man Good
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Continental Paper Co
Atlantic Ave
Union City
Sawieday
Oaklander charged with battery in San Leandro
Renny Mascarenas, 20, of Oakland, is in custody after a San Leandro police report says he struck several women with a homemade sap. He was restrained by a citizen, Mrs. Esther Klock, 33, who reported the assaults on East Ninth Street near F Street. Police found a brown sock with broken glass pieces in his pocket.
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Robber Tightens Grip at Pavif ie Apparel Store
A gunman entered Pavif ie Apparel at 16276 14th St in San Leandro at 6:34 p.m. on Friday and demanded money. Clerk Phillip Garfinkle 61 of Oakland placed cash in a bag as the suspect, calm and armed with a small pistol, fled to a waiting car with three customers held at bay.
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By & Cain Lian
Phillip Garfinkle
Oakland
Vandals strike cars of Leandran residents in San Leandro
Six Bay O Vista residents were victims of shattered glass and damaged vehicles early yesterday. Windshields and rear windows were broken and some dented while the suspects used pellet guns. Victims include Bernard F. Donesty and several local business and professional residents listed by address on Marine View and Starview in San Leandro.
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Ex policeman convicted in civil rights killings by jury
Chicago jurors convict former officer Stanley B. Robinson for conspiring to deprive two citizens of rights and causing two deaths as part of a hit squad. William Tolliver is acquitted. William Taylor found guilty as an accessory. Jury spent 154 hours deliberating.
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Detroit church holdup shocks East Side congregation
In a Detroit church Sunday, two men interrupted a pastor's sermon at Sharon Primitive Baptist Church. One shouted for a stickup and, amid silence, the pair robbed the collection plate of about $7050 and a wallet containing roughly $10. Police were alerted and pursuing leads.
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Sharon Primitive Baptist Church
East Side
Sarefrant Church
Semonson
Pentagon confirms spy deaths in Laos and Cambodia
The Pentagon disclosed that 102 Americans were killed on spy missions in Laos and Cambodia since 1986, while withholding confirmation of any deaths in North Vietnam. The covert Daniel Boone patrols, run by Indochinese allies and directed by the Studies and Observations Group, operated under secrecy and were often denied or labeled as not pursuing enemy forces.
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States rely on education funding from federal sharing program
A GAO study on the landmark 1972 revenue sharing program shows states receive more than 50 cents of each dollar, easing state pressure for higher taxes. The first installments totaled 1.7 billion distributed in December 1972 and January 1973, with 3.4 billion allocated in later years. Of 457.9 million with identifiable uses, about 3 percent funded relocation, roughly 377 million supported capital expenditures, and the bulk of 742 million remained undesignated.
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Gray testifies White House aides acted for President in Watergate days
L Patrick Gray III told the Senate Watergate Committee he believed John Mitchell John Dean and John Ehrlichman acted for the president when he received documents from Hunt and the White House to be destroyed. He said he assumed they acted on presidential orders and described his worries about justice and possible obstruction.
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BART trains resume after brief platform glitches
BART officials cited a mechanical problem causing ride disruptions at the South Hayward and South Baynard stations. Attendants and a Review reporter experienced door malfunctions as trains operated briefly with repeated openings and closings. The issue followed a one year contract settlement with workers approving a wage raise and equity adjustments.
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Weather and Politics Amid Mixed Skies Today
Fair weather favors the nation today with warm winds and bright skies. However northern valleys report heavy rains lingering into the morning, delaying travel and dampening events.
Detective takes stand at eight trial in Daviesville
Private detective testified that Camill, a local figure, showed a wrist rocket slingshot to Marshals and claimed his group would help keep order at the Republican convention. Joseph Futniell Sr described the claim and the weapon as lethal and accurate.
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Gainesville Eight trial updates in uneven prose
Federal attorneys described a plot to disrupt the 1972 Republican National Convention using improvised devices. The Gainesville Eight, veterans against the war, face a jury as defense calls for denials and claims of undercover manipulation by the accused.
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TRS Probes Nixon Home Expense Claims
New York reports say Congressman Stavday questions whether government financed home improvements for President Nixon. Rep. Koch says he asked IRS about expenses at Nixon’s California and Biscay residences tied to security. IRS and GSA officials were unsure, citing confidentiality and pending replies.
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Folwart J. Koch
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Skylab Space Walk Delayed By Sickness And Tech Troubles
Skylab crew postponed an planned coolant space walk due to crew illness and mission control issues while troubleshooting an Apollo problem. Backup systems hold enough for days as they prepare to insert rods, assemble poles, and attach to the telescope structure. A female spider named Arabella was introduced aboard for study, with a backup spider Anita to substitute if Arabella fails to spin a web.
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Garriott
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Cambodian town rocked by rogue air raid and mass casualties
An air attack near Phnom Penh caused heavy casualties as bombs and hazardous devices were dropped on Neak Luong. US General John Vogt met Cambodian President Lon Nol while helicopters evacuated the injured. Survivors describe four planes and a chaotic scene as villagers fled to safety.
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John Vogt
Thailand
Phnom Penh
Lon Nol
Area stores report beef shortages across region
Stores from Union City to San Leandro report sparse beef supplies with many out of stock and price hikes. Spokesmen cite weekend drawdown and delayed shipments while grocers stress need to hire staff and secure replenishments. restaurants warn of delivery delays and rationing amid rising meat costs.
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Io Castra Valley
West Coast Meal Packing Co
Union City
Niles
Castro Valley seeks higher density plan amid trimming commission review
Local officials consider a mid rise development at Somerast Avenue and Lake Chabal, with Knugpe proposing increased density for Redwood Row. The proposal aims to exceed prior plans, presenting a denser project than the new master plan allows in Gaston Valley.
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