Castro Valley judge recalls burglary incident at home
Castro Valley municipal Judge Robert Byers described his burglary scare as frightening yet enlightening after a man fled his garage. Deputies arrested 25 year old Mark Suhar in Hayward on burglary charges. Byers said his wife Poppy remained unharmed aside from scrapes and shock and he plans to remain impartial in future cases. The Alameda County Board of Supervisors is hearing a Castro Valley Master Plan proposal for cluster homes tonight at 7:30 p.m.
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Bay Area Transit Bill Advances to Senate Committee
A.B.24 to direct elect BART board members wins 4 to 1 in Senate Public Utilities and Corporations Committee and moves to the Senate Appropriations panel. The measure is authored by D-Hayward representative Car Loss Bee.
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Fatal car hoist accident injures tow operator in San Leandro
Al Gal van 42 of Galvan's Towing Service is listed in satisfactory condition after a vehicle hoist broke and pinned him under a car while he aided a stalled motorist at YL Estaluouk Street. Police say responders airlifted him to Doctors Lips pill.
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Former county assessor Clarence Hearn dies in Oakland
Clarence J Hearn retired Bank of America vice president and former Alameda County assessor died Saturday at age 84. He filled the eight month unexpired term in 1906 and served on the Oakland parking commission. Survived by wife Beatrice two daughters Elizabeth Suerstadt and Beverly DeMaria a granddaughter Patricia Kearn and two grandsons Charles Suerstedt and Gerald DeMaria. He belonged to First Methodist Church of Oakland and several Masonic bodies.
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BART resumes service after weeklong strike
The Bay Area Rapid Transit system returns to operation with reduced delays and 7,248 riders through three stations during a three hour period. Officials report 15 percent lower local passenger counts than prestrike levels but predict rapid return to normal volumes as trains regain reliability. A first rain run through the underwater San Francisco Bay tube occurred, with two-car trains operating under power to Yerba Buena Island and plans for Daly City service by week’s end.
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If you drink, don't bicycle in Woodland
UPI reports in Woodland California William P Roberts 23 was arrested after attempting to hide a bicycle while intoxicated. Officers say he kicked at them during a scuffle on Main Street and a motorist eventually handed him over to police. The bicycle was later found to be stolen.
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Kleindienst tears over Watergate ties in Senate hearing
Former Attorney General Richard Kleindienst testified he wept in April upon learning how many Nixon aides and close friends were implicated in Watergate. He recalled a four hour April 1963 meeting led by Earl Silber and Henry Petersen detailing the scope of indictable figures including Mitchell and Dean. He emphasized none of the information indicated Nixon’s personal involvement, while aides pressed for tapes and questioned Ehrlichman’s influence on questioning Stans and other prosecutors.
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Former Air Force officer testifies on false bombing reports Cambodia 1971
Former Captain Gordon Moses testified before the Senate Armed Services Committee that he was ordered to create a false reporting system for fighter plane strikes in Cambodia in 1969 1970 and 1971. He said missions west of the Mekong were recorded as closer to the South Vietnamese border. He cited senior officials’ approval and a focus on deception. The testimony expands allegations of misreporting tied to the Nixon era bombing campaign and suggests broader data manipulation than previously acknowledged.
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Nixon Says He Prefers Dresses on Women in Dressing-Down Moment
President Nixon, after a White House bill-signing, teased White House reporter Helen Thomas about her white pants and navy jersey, joking about slacks and China. Thomas replied Chinese women were moving toward Western dress as officials watched approvingly.
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Hayward trustees approve district budget amid SB 90 concerns
The Hayward board endorsed a 1989 level budget with a 2 percent reserve to cover SB 90 errors. Supt. Ray Arveson defended the reserve as necessary for the district in its first year under the law. The board also discussed leaves of absence policy and prior censorship concerns before appointing Jack Weicklald as principal of Tennyson High School.
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Holy Names College Receives Ford Foundation Grant
Holy Names College in Oakland said Ford Foundation awarded 116 218 dollars for a program in the Kodaly method of teaching music. The grant accompanies a two week symposium at the college on Zoltan Kodaly, the Hungarian composer and educator.
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Legislators Seek Exit From California Sales Tax Deadlock
In Sacramento Gov Reagan negotiates as Republicans and Democrats explore erasing the penny sales tax hike pushed to fund a tax package. The change would delay or override the tax amid a 1.2 million daily loss, with veto overrides falling short and a conference bill shaping up.
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Beart pacemaker improved by Johns Hopkins scientists
Scientists from Johns Hopkins University report a new artificial pacemaker that wires a portable charger to a chest implant, extending device life. The system charges via skin contact and aims to reduce yearly replacements, potentially lasting for decades. The device targets heart rhythm regulation for patients with implanted pacemakers.
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Rising food costs hit area restaurants
Civtlmed reports note rising costs pressuring San Leandro Hayward and Castro Valley eateries. Eggs have worsened over five months and bacon spiked, while some chains kept prices steady. Red Barn Castro Valley raised chicken prices though beef stays steady as shops anticipate longer shortages.
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Price Controls stir inflation worries and business strain
Officials warn phased price boosts amid inflation fears. Consumers face rising costs in food energy and health while some sectors delay effects. McDonalds and Sizzler franchises report price pressures and menu adjustments as suppliers note beef shortages and higher rib prices. Local business voices urge cautious spending and wait for policy changes.
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