Hayward teen identified in serial murder confessions
Kennedy, a 20 year old ex convict from Union City, has confessed to killing Vicky Iselin of Union City and another girl. Police say he admitted decapitating a missing Oliver youth and burying the head at an undisclosed site. Investigators note possible sexual assault findings but await autopsy results. Kennedy faces charges in Wyoming on two aggravated assault counts and will be extradited.
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Weldon Kenedy
Vicky Isefin
Poline
Hayward Leon
Oster Street
Mari “Tilly
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Mayyard
Kennedy
Oliver
Alemede
Handace
Polite
Vicky
Wyoming
Hyohbuic
Lake Tahoe
Monterey Quanty
Polierarg
Faye
Shires
Gily
Robert Rainey
Avhiy
Kenney
Kennedy Sabric
Oliver Bay
Holiday Rowan Mission Boulevard
Gastro Valley Patrol
Union Giry Police
Jere Bashinski
Iselin
Rainey
Maeda County
Homonide
I Dochina
Tae
Quish
Dor
Toovehel
Trustees Approve $23.75 Million School Budget
The May wand school board adopted a 23 752 810 budget amid criticism and protests from teacher representatives. Special proposals included a 2 percent salary raise for teachers and a $700 employer contribution for a future fringe benefit program. The board, with four members present, voted unanimously despite ongoing controversy as Trustee Arnold Giella is on leave.
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May Wand
Namic
Charing
Arnold
Giella
McGovern to Hit Nixon on Labor in Florida Swing
George McGovern travels to Miami to attack Nixon’s labor record and accept a new union endorsement as he seeks to mount a prod labor campaign. He broadens critique of Republican economics while addressing AFL-CIO allied unions amid a contested campaign finance backdrop and a substantial union payout.
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Nixon
Bally Review Wire Services
Washington
Sargent Shriver
George McGovern
Miami
Apl-Cio Amalgamated Chithing Workers Union
Labor Bay
Detroit
Afl-Cio
Union City officer credits sixth sense in murder case
Officer George Bist, 26 months on the Union City force, relied on instinct to connect a missing 14 year old to a fatal crime. His interview with suspect Wel don Kennedy revealed inconsistencies, a fresh nasal scratch, and a lead that Kennedy hidden by false alibis. Kennedy’s shifting stories and an alias aroused suspicions as Bist pursued the case through Kennedy’s residence and timeline.
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Onion City
George Bist
Union City
Uist
Vicky Iselin
Bist
Belly Keith Orly
Vicky
Weldon Kennedy
Kennedy
Menilfube
Disk
Kenedy
Hayward officer Bobbie Ler laid to rest in solemn procession
The Hayward community bade farewell to Patrolman Robert Ler, 24, first local fallen in years, in a stark funeral after a July 4 car pursuit. Police mounted a long, quiet procession from the station to the cemetery, with blue jackets and motorcycles forming a somber, luminous tribute through town.
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Gary Tibchler
Hayward
Toey Furced
Robert
McSpadden
Villagist
Fiim
Chintes
Handgun control bill defeated in Senate vote
The Senate rejected a nationwide handgun registration and pistol ban proposal by Sen. Adlai Stevenson by a 7 to 16 vote. Sen. Roman Hruska called the plan unenforceable, citing failed attempts in other states.
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Washington
UPE
Senate
Adlai E. Stevenson
Roman le Hruska
Mild conditions forecast with fair skies inland
The forecast calls for mild weather with fair skies through tomorrow. Low clouds will extend inland at night and morning, while daytime highs reach the 70s to low 80s. A light westerly wind of 10 to 15 mph is expected in the afternoon. Weather page 20.
Nixon faces uphill battle on antiwar amendment
UPI reports President Nixon appears likely to block a House bid to end U.S. involvement in Vietnam. The House planned debate on a $2.1 billion foreign aid bill with the first antiwar amendment by the Foreign Affairs Committee. Democratic opposition and administration caution suggested a hard road ahead despite broad party support for ending the war.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Mouse Doven
House
Michigan
Lee Hamilton
D-Ind
Wy Nixon
Carl Albert
Hale Boggs
House panel approves bill to curb court desegregation busing
The House Education and Labor Committee passed a bill to set standards limiting court-ordered busing in desegregation cases. It would require trying all methods of desegregation first, cap busing to the nearest school, ban orders beyond elementary grades, and authorize 50 million dollars annually from a 3 billion pool to aid inner city schools.
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House Education and Labor Committee
Nixon
Furte
Otter
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