Judge Byers Recalls Night Terror From Burglary
Castro Valley Municipal Court Judge Robert Byers describes how he and his wife were attacked during a burglary at their Castro Valley home. His wife Sally Byers was assaulted and frightened, while deputies later arrested Mark Suhar, 25, of Hayward on burglary and assault charges. The judge says the incident will not make him biased, only more wary, and notes he chased the intruder before police arrived.
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Bay Area Rapid Transit Board Election Bill Advances
A Senate Public Utilities and Corporations committee approved AB 24 directing direct election of BART board members by party line vote. The measure, aiming for Finance Committee review, is sponsored by Assemblyman Care Jos Bee of Hayward.
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Tow operator pinned by car in Washington Ave incident
Galvan of Galvan's Towing Service, age 42, is in satisfactory condition at Doctor's Hospital with chest injuries after a tow hoist broke while lifting a stalled vehicle. He was helping a motorist near Estabrook Street when the car fell, pinning him under the vehicle. Police and fire squads removed him for treatment.
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Former county assessor Clarence Hearn dies in Oakland
Clarence J Hearn longtime Bank of America vice president and former Alameda County assessor died Saturday at age 78 Services were held in Oakland He is survived by wife Beatrice two daughters Elizabeth Suerstedt and Beverly DeMaria a granddaughter and eight grandchildren Also survived by a son in law two brothers and multiple Oakland area relatives He was a member of the First Methodist Church and several Masonic organizations
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BART resumes service after strike with minor delays
After a two day walkout, BART reported steady but mostly minor delays as service resumed. Four trains faced computer issues while manual controls caused occasional hold ups. passenger volumes fell about five percent compared with pre strike levels. A test run through the San Francisco Bay Transbay Tube marked the first operation in the tube under its own power.
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Bicycle rider arrested for intoxicated riding in Woodland
Police arrested 23 year old William F Roberts of Woodland after a weekend incident involving intoxicated bicycle riding. Officers say he resisted arrest and a scuffle broke out when they attempted to detain him on Main Street. A motorist later identified him for the officers.
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Kleindienst Reveals Nixon Aides Implicated in Watergate
Former Attorney General Richard Kleindienst testified he learned April 14 1973 from Earl Silbert and Henry Petersen that senior Nixon aides including Mitchell Haldeman Ehrlichman Dean and others were implicated in Watergate. He described a late night briefing and said none of the information showed Nixon himself involved. Eight protesters interrupted the session reading a CIA reference as police escorted them away.
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Former Air Force officer testifies to false Cambodian bombing reports
Former Captain George R. Moses testifies before the Senate Armed Services Committee that orders created an elaborate false reporting system for air strikes in Cambodia as late as 1971. He describes a dual reporting method and says higher headquarters urged lies, noting missions west of the Mekong were recorded as nearer the South Vietnamese border.
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Nixon comments on women's attire during bill signing
President Nixon teased reporter Helen Thomas about wearing slacks after a White House ceremony. He noted her white pants and navy jersey shirt, asking if she prefers slacks, while Thomas, a White House correspondent since 1960, replied that Chinese women move toward Western fashion.
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Hayward trustees approve district budget and policy debate
The Hayward board backed a 630000 reserve in the district budget while defending it as 2 percent of total funds. Teacher reps pressed for salary raises and leave policies, but the board did not adopt a leave policy or approve teacher communications pending negotiation. Jack Weinstein was named principal of Tenmusai High Behaul after an executive session.
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Holy Names College Receives Kodaly Teaching Grant
Holy Names College in Oakland announced a grant of 116 218 dollars from the Torch Foundation for a program in the Kodaly method of teaching music. The funds support a two week symposium on Kodaly teaching methods and the work of Hungarian composer Zoltan Kodaly.
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Legislators Seek Exit From California Sales Tax Impasse
In Sacramento, Gov Reagan’s team and lawmakers from both parties pursue a remedy to erase the penny sales tax hike. An override failed 21-17, and a six month delay was rejected. Conference committee heads Dills Bagley Gonsalves Moretti and others push for a compromise as the state faces a 1.2 million daily revenue issue.
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Rechargeable artificial heart pacemaker announced
Scientists at Johns Hopkins University unveiled a rechargeable pacemaker that charges through the skin using a portable device. The device could stay in a patient for many decades, reducing the need for repeated surgeries to replace batteries. Currently about 150000 people use pacemakers worldwide.
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Rising costs squeeze Bay Area restaurants across menus
Local eateries report sharp price pressures from rising food costs. Bacon and eggs have surged by tens of percent in five months while beef and chicken prices climb, though some chains like Ricky's Beefsteak in San Leandro and Lat-O-Burger in San Lorenzo say margins hold.
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Prices rise and beef shortages grip the Bay Area
Officials warn of a price bulge as Phase IV rules roll out and production costs rise. McDonald’s in Palo Alto and western New York report beef access unchanged for now, while some eateries cut menus and urge consumers to buy only needed amounts until supplies stabilize. Consumers urged to hold boycotts until the market frees up.
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