Livermore calf theft trial heads to jury verdict
Six men and six women deliberated at the Alameda County Superior Court in Oakland in the Robert L. Sneeden case. Sneeden, a San Leandro carpenter, is charged with shooting and stealing a feeder calf from Laurence Mareles near Livermore. He allegedly paid Mareles $45 with promise of $30 later, and was arrested after trying to dispose of the entrails at San Leandro Marina. Final arguments by prosecutor Thomas Orloff and defense counsel Denjanin Marlowe concluded yesterday.
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Board Denies Two Petitions In Alameda County
The Alameda County Board of Supervisors denied Cecil Calam’s rezoning request for 3700 Castro Valley Blvd from residential to commercial. It upheld an appeal against Richard Pool’s plan to build a home at 4776 Proclar Road. The board approved rezoning for Usher Street parcel in San Lorenzo to retail and upheld a decision blocking a 60 day produce sale near Somerset Ave and Lake Chabot. Attorney John Thorpe argued unions failed to meet conditional use requirements and urged review of temporary county stands selling second quality produce.
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Weraar
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Louis Santucet
Charles Gonsalves
Usher Street
Sytamore
San Lorenzo
Ray Eggman
Tony Romley
Albert Low
Somerset Avenue
Halcyon widening plan gains planning commission support
SAN LEANDRO The planning commission voted unanimously to recommend city council approval of revised Halcyon Drive right of way lines from Western Pacific tracks to East Ninth Street. Widening would add two lanes each way to Hesperian Boulevard to the tracks and three lanes each way from the tracks to Mustuth. Joseph Bean of the Flores ta Homeowners Association urged converting Halcyon to a one way street, a suggestion opposed by audience members. The panel also denied a rezoning request for 788 Lawalling Blvd to allow a multifamily unit development, citing excessive limits on the parcel’s single family zoning.
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Eight arrested on drug charges in San Leandro
A neighbor’s complaint about a noisy party at 1985 38th Ave led to eight area residents' arrest by city police on drug charges. Seven appeared in Hayward San Leandro Municipal Court. one 17-year-old was referred to juvenile authorities. Officers found hand rolled cigarettes, bags of marijuana, seeds, 11 pink tablets suspected as barbiturates, and a roach holder with a bell. All charged with possession of marijuana. all but two with presence in a place where narcotics were sold illegally.
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Wallace Home for Birthday in Montgomery
Wallace returns to the executive mansion in Montgomery to celebrate his birthday with family. A spokesman notes he will visit Spain Rehabilitation Center for physical therapy to gain independence despite paralysis from the May 15 assassination attempt.
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Strikes Costly To New York Metro Area
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported nearly seven million work days were lost in the New York metropolitan area in 1971 due to strikes. BLS Regional Director Herbert Menstock said the figure exceeds the 4.7 million lost days in 1968 during the prolonged New York City bakers' strike.
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New York
Bureau of Laor Statistics
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Herbert Menstock
New York City
Pentagon lists 10 airmen names as missing in Vietnam
Washington reports the Pentagon released the identities of 10 U S airmen then listed as missing whom North Vietnam says it holds as prisoners. The group includes nine Air Force officers and one Navy officer with ranks and surnames such as Deag Lesesne Hanson Fulton Rose Callaghan Hanson McDow Logan Cheney Logan Marshall.
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Greg Omar Hanson
Richard Joseph Fulton
George Allen Rose
Petes Alfred Callagehan
Thomas Sohn Hanson
Richard Henry McDow
Kevin Joseph Cheney
Donald Karl Logan
Marion Anthony Marshall
Nixon launches drive amid campaign swing across states
Nixon rejected a plan and began a broad campaign push, speaking in Utiva Michigan and San Diego. He appealed to working families, recalling his father’s limited schooling, and urged a college education for his children. He planned a two week stay in Orange County before travels to Hawaii and a meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Tanaka.
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Hawaii
Akuel Tanaka
San Clemente
Rogers attacks McGovern Viet Nam stance in Saigon policy hints
Secretary Rogers charged McGovern with an unconscionable Viet Nam abandonment and suggested Nixon might accept changes in the Saigon government to preserve South Vietnam’s chance to decide its future amid rising Soviet activity in the Mediterranean. He stressed continued U S military aid to Greece for NATO strategic reasons.
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Nader calls CAB chair to resign over bias claims
Ralph Nader and the Aviation Consumer Action Project allege CAB discrimination against minorities and women. The report cites data showing white males hold most top CAB jobs while minorities and women are confined to lower paying roles. It urges Ser D. Browne to resign amid claims of failure to enforce policies and prevent airline abuses.
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McGovern attack on Nixon and campaign swing
McGovern accused Nixon of avoiding debate and hiding from the press while claiming 10 million dollars in secret donations from top interests. He conducted a four day swing with stops at VFW and American Legion gatherings, gained endorsements from Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley and Lyndon Johnson, and aimed to win union support with a summit of AFL CIO leaders.
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Mountain climber rescued on Mt Index after days stranded
Craig Keyes, injured climber near Index Washington, was rescued after being stranded since Monday on a rock slope hundreds of feet above ground. Navy helicopter supported by ground teams landed to evacuate Keyes before daybreak as responders worked to reach him.
Guerrillas blamed for ambushes as soldiers die in mountains
Mexican troops comb Sintra Madre mountains after two ambushes left 38 soldiers dead in summer and seven more killed on a nearby mountain road. Gen Hermenegildo Cuenca Miaz rushed from Mexico City as the army confirmed a battalion chief an officer and five enlisted men died on Wednesday.
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Guecho Town Sifts Through Odd Price Tale
In Guecho, residents discuss a $50 price connected to a lighthearted claim about a no joke teller. The report notes unclear origin and local curiosity as people weigh the item’s value and humor.
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Spali
Upi
Solons study Jane Fonda remarks on Vietnam policy
Washington AP report details ongoing congressional scrutiny of Jane Fonda remarks and film dialogue amid a sensitive security inquiry. A House panel reviews scripts and statements linked to Fonda, with subpoenas possible and officials tightening access to materials as the investigation proceeds.
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Radia Hantol
AFT Breaks Tradition Endorses McGovern for President
The American Federation of Teachers ends a 56 year tradition by endorsing George McGovern for president at its St Paul convention. About 1,500 delegates gave him a standing ovation as McGovern urged support and signaled possible campaign help. Debate over endorsement rules delayed a formal acclamation before voting overwhelmingly in favor.
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AFT
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David Sleden
Nixon
AIT
Arts council drops Fiesta sponsorship plans
The arts council will not sponsor Fiesta de las Artes this year citing budget limits and previous deficits. The San Leandro Art Association and Centennial Committee will coordinate a nine member three party effort while the arts council provides support only on an individual basis. Funds shifted to the centennial budget and a new advisory commission may seek further sponsorship later.
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