El Lockyer Falls Short in 4th District Vote
El Lockyer former administrative assistant to the late Assemblyman Crown rolled up a slim 0 vote margin but failed to win a majority in the 4th District race. He won 12 798 votes in a field of seven to succeed Crown who died May 21 after being struck near his Alameda home. Mayor Jack D Mallezler led with 7 717 votes while Alameda City Councilman William McCall was third with 6 390 votes. Peace and Freedom candidate Robert Evans had 209 votes. Five others trailed in the race for the district covering San Lorenzo La Linda Alameda and Oakland.
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el Lockyer
Robert Crown
Lockyer
San Leandro
Alameda County
Democratic Central Committee
Crown
Alameda
Jack D. Mallezler
Wiliam McCall
Lockyer and McCall
Peace and Freedom Party
Robert Evans
Oakland
Will
Ed Vogt
Earl Byers
John Hancock Abbott
San Leandeo Leachers
Thos
Assantily
San Leaniro
la Larenga
Burglars Take Valuables in Fremont and Gilby
Police report a burglary Monday in Fremont where a $2,000 accordion, a slide projector, and a portable television were taken after a bedroom window was broken. Also on Monday a Gilby burglary netted about $1,163 in jewelry.
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Fremont
Alex B. Schilhaelsett
Marijuana raid nets 180 to 200 plants at Paton Court
Police raided 646 Paton Court with a search warrant, finding 180 to 200 marijuana plants along with barbiturates amphetamines and smoking pipes. Residents Craig Seitz and Dave Lowrie were arrested on possession and cultivation charges. A second raid at 2256 Jackson St interrupted a card game with three men arrested for visiting a place where marijuana was used and possession. Investigations into two renters and two military smoke grenades continued.
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Paton Court
Amet
Craig B. Seitz
Dave A. Lowrie
Leitz
Mark 4
Pulbright
Jackson SL
Michael J. Haggerty
James Robert Dutra
Area man killed in crash in Petaluma
Kyle Monger, 31, of Livermore and Kathleen Smith, 24, of Santa Cruz, died when a grain truck rear ended a line of cars halted by highway construction on Monday in Petaluma. Monger was a job superintendent for Olympia Dry Wall Co. of Dublin. his wife Sally survives him.
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Livermore
Kyle Monger
Lomitas Carl
Petaluma
California Highway Patrol
Hirhway Construction
Monger
Kathleen Smith
Santa Cruz
Sally
Olympia Dry Wall Co
Dublin
Two Men Held on Stolen Goods Charges in San Leandro
Deputies arrested Harle Swins, 20, of Fremont, and Robert Perrault, 14, in Hayward on theft related charges. Swins allegedly dated several women and coordinated burglaries when paired with Perrault. Investigators linked items from a Aug 1 San Leandro burglary to Swins and are seeking a third suspect.
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San Leandro
Tio Fremont
Wetther
Harle Swlins
Darwin Court
Fremont
Robert Perrault
Bus Bay
Hayward
Sullins
Katherine Kass
Sheriff's Department
Wonder singer Stevie Wonder improves at hospital
Singer Stevie Wonder, 23, injured in a car crash near Salisbury, is reported in satisfactory condition at Baptist Hospital. He has regained partial consciousness and doctors say his chances for full recovery are good.
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Winston-Salem
Nld
Stevie Wonder
Baptist Hospital
Sedden Wonder
Miterstale
Salisbury
Wonder
Woman dies in boat collision near Tracy
Grace Reddick of 2002 Wallace Avenue was killed when her boat collided with a second power boat on the San Joaquin River near Tracy. Her daughter Jer Lee Biscau of Concord was critically injured and later moved to Woodland Hospital in critical condition. Grace Reddick’s husband Gerald was water skiing and escaped unharmed.
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San Liandro
Tracy
San Joaquin County
Grace Reddick
Wallade Ave
Reddick
Jer- Lee Biscau
Concord
Santra Ruin County
Sheriff's Department
Biscay
San Eriquin County Hospital
Wooden Hospital
Canim Valley
Justice refuses bombing halt again in Cambodia dispute
Supreme Court Justice Marshall refused to grant a reconsideration of a ruling delaying bombing in Cambodia. The request challenged a 2nd Circuit stay on a district court decision deeming the bombing unconstitutional without Congress approval. The case, brought by Rep. Vaitzman and four Air Force members, follows a Senate hearing on bombing hospitals and adherence to Geneva Conventions.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Tourgood Marshall
Cambosia
Hall
Cong Ecess
Nixos
Mahal
William O. Douglas
Marshall
2Nd Circuit Court of Appeals
New York City
Congress
Om Is
2Nd Circuit
Newak
Elizabeth Vaitzman
D-N.y
Air Fine
Donald E. Dawsom
Cambodia
Senate
U.S
Pitals
Harmer
Gerald J. Greven
Miami
Senate Armed Services Committee
Graven
Greven
Fremont panel approves large scale luxury home project
Fremont Council approves a major development seeking 300 homes in a high end market. Shappell will build on 45 acres of hill land, provide water and fire protection, and may add a private park with tennis courts and a restaurant. The plan includes reduced curb widths and no sidewalks on certain culverts, and street width concessions if bicycle paths are added. Traffic signals will be installed at Mission Boulevard and Las Palmas Avenue with undergrounding of utilities. An ordinance allows moved businesses to display relocation signs and requires permission for political signs. A mobile office use permit and a wage benefits memorandum were also approved.
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Lange
Godfrey Steel
Tange
Shappell
Ity
Shanpell
Uull
Mission Boulevard
Las Palmas Avenue
Yiler Asiness
City
Agnew slush fund alleged probes widen in Maryland
Washington Post and New York Times report an expanding probe into an alleged scheme linking Vice President Agnew to kickbacks and improper influence. The scope now includes other prominent Republicans, Maryland county executives, fundraisers, and private firms connected to federal contracts.
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Maryland
Washington
New York Times
School lunch costs rise as meat shortages hit menus
Districts in San Lorenzo and surrounding areas warn of higher prices and scarce proteins for school meals. Cheese and eggs grow costly while substitutes vanish. Food service directors fear state standards may be missed and subsidies jeopardized if meat is unavailable. Prices may rise by nickel to ten cents in several districts as they adapt menus and seek government surplus options.
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Sehonl
Department of Education
Woodbridge
BE Canta
Widbridge
Fremont Unified
Olga Madison
Madison
Virginia Fowlestad
Fond Services
He Nona Unified
Newark
Che
Castro Valley Unified School District Board
Harald Je
Jst
Dry Mile
Mary Cordova
Food Sevices
New Haven
Selina Distriel
Burglaries in Hillsborough Baffle Police
King Tanaka of Hillsborough reports he was barbecuing three steaks when he went inside for a drink. On returning he found the barbecue bare and saw three women run toward a car, each carrying a steak. the thieves escaped.
Crawford to wed Mary Michel in St Louis ceremony
Vetoranator Broderick Crawford and Mary Aliee Michel of Los Angeles plan to marry today at the St Louis Cavity Corel house. Crawford, 49, and Michel, a widow, applied for a license Tuesday in Ohio St. Louis'suler. The couple will be Crawford's third marriage and Michel's second. Crawford recently finished a six week engagement in St. Louis County and stars as a grumpy policeman in Highway Patrol.
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Cusyton
Broderick Crawford
Mary Aliee Michel
Los Angeles
St. Louie Cavity
Crawford
Michel
Hollywood
St. Louis County
FBI reports area crime changes across years
FBI data show a 1 percent drop in serious crime area wide with suburban down 2 percent and rural down 4 percent. Violent crime shifts include forcible rape up 11 percent, aggravated assault up 7 percent, and murder up 5 percent while robbery and burglary ease. Fremont tops the seven crime categories. county totals show varied city breakdowns and a county-wide total crime index near 4,739.
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Gene Ginnally
Auly Dimtt
Fremont
PRT
Hayward
San Leandro
Livermore
Newark
Union City
Pleasanton
Pleasanon
Alameda County
Sheriff's Department
Dublin
Castro Valley
Sa Lorenzo
Vill Wallis
South County
Diet i South
Midar
Lavneny
Mawark
Pleasanton Itrape
San Leandro — Murer
Year round school plan eyed for district
A district report details a year round school program with first year cost estimated at £14 400 and potential annual savings of about $11 808 plus later gains from efficient use of staff and facilities The committee notes possible legislative financial aids and schedules a January album meeting at American High School to discuss a nine month option for parents and teachers A trustee division is urged by February 1 1974 with an expected opening of Brankevale chaos.
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Commalites
Pilus
Brankevale
California officers aid birth during chase on Golden Gate Bridge
Two California Highway Patrol officers chasing four cars across the Golden Gate Bridge assisted in delivering a baby girl for Judith Falrelom. Officers Paul Dowlsch and Richard Thomson aided the delivery before taking mother Carley Anh and newborn to a hospital. Both mother and child were reported in good condition.
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UPI
California
Hnstead
Life
Judith Falrelom
Paul Dowlsch
Richard Thomson
Rot
Tenada, Fla
Toa Hospital
Nated Carley Anh
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