Hayward Marine Pvt McDonald dies in auto accident
Lawrence F. McDonald 19 Hayward California resident and San Lorenzo High School graduate died Friday at the US Naval Hospital Memphis Tennessee from injuries in an auto crash. He was the son of Mr and Mrs James McDonald of 366 Perkins Drive Hayward. Services set for tomorrow at 1 p.m. at Pratt- Flied Martuary? 114 GC St Hayward.
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Lawrence F. McDonald
Naval Hospital
Memphis
Tenn
San Lorenzo High School
James McDonald
Perkins Drive
Pratt-Flied Martuary
Fairview Fire District seeks new board member after resignation
The Fairview Fire District seeks applicants for the board seat to fill the remainder of Silva’s term after his resignation. Silva served 18 years and volunteered over 30 years. Applicants may send letters to Louis Jordan secretary 22620 Byron St Hayward S641.
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Fairview
Fire District
Yavaled
En Silva
Cessor
Silva
Louis Jordan
Byron St
Alameda County Sets Basic Tax Rate in 1970s Budget
Alameda County Supervisors set a basic tax rate of 2.98 dollars, down 21 cents from last year, the largest 1972 78 Bay Area rate cut. The board adopted a 273 725 263 million budget with total assessed valuation at 93.3 billion and general fund expenditures of 260 million, funded mainly by local taxes plus state and federal subsidies.
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Bay Area
Alameda County
Japan Eyes Bigger Defense Budget Amid Postwar Peak
The Self Defense Agency seeks a 978.2 billion yen budget for the year starting April 1 1973, up 22 percent to the largest postwar figure. Plans include 75 aircraft and 132 destroyers with missiles and eight antisubmarine planes, plus Navy additions and ground missiles.
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UPI
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Budge
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New Charges Filed Against Black Muslim in Hayward
Black Muslim HAYWARD faces new charges of grand theft battery and false imprisonment after a trial in San Leandro Municipal Court ended with no verdict. Clyde Sowers of Oakland had earlier been charged with disturbing the peace amid alleged solicitations for donations to the Black Muslim cause. Prosecution witnesses testified of fear during February incidents, with police receiving other complaints.
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San Leandro
Mary A. Pargett
Janice ‘Brooke
Flowers
Department of Human Resources
Errol Scott
Akr
Ing
Ed Saniansky
Samansky
N Nmber
George Nicholson
Judge weighs injunction to stop Stark candidacy ruling
Alameda County Superior Court judge will decide tomorrow whether to issue an injunction to bar the secretary of state from certifying Forney Pete Stark as the Democratic candidate in the Eighth District. The case, brought by Republican challenger Lew Warden, cites Stark’s alleged late and incomplete campaign expense disclosures. The district spans East Oakland, Alameda, San Leandro, San Lorenzo, Castro Valley, and parts of Hayward and Contra Costa County.
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Stark
Charles O'Brien
Edmund Brown Jr
Lawenstein
Atale
Secretary of State
Oakland
Mameda
San Teandro
San Lorenzo
Castro Valley
Liverine-Antador Valley
Hayward
Contra Costa County
San Francisco pedestrians scramble back under crossing rule
In San Francisco the pedestrian scramble traffic plan was reinstituted at Montgomery and Sutter with cross directions allowed in any direction. Officers warn jaywalkers with eventual fines. early weeks focus on warnings. Reinstatement follows a 1950s trial cut short by delays, with mixed public reaction from workers and brokers.
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Sutter and
Bush Streets
FBI reports crime rise in state and Oakland hotel fire
FBI release shows state crime up with counts for murder, rape, robbery, and assault. A fire at Monroe Hotel in Oakland evacuated 30 residents. 62 firefighters drove the blaze to 12 minutes, causing about 20000 dollars in damage with no injuries.
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Oakland
Monroe Hotel
Man dies in apparent self-inflicted gunshot in Castro Valley
Leroy E. Johnson, 47, of 21701 Knoll Way Castro Valley, apparently killed himself with a gun while despondent over his paralysis. He was dead on arrival at Eden Hospital after five gunshot wounds to the head, according to the Alameda County Sheriff's office.
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Ore
Southwest Fourth Avenue
Castro Valley
Leroy E. Johnson
Knoll Way
Alameda County
Johnson
Eden Hospital
81 Dogs Inherit $14 Million In Estate Distribution
A historical notice describes 81 dogs inheriting 14 million dollars with 12000 yearly for medical care. dogs separated by sex, benefits to last up to 20 years or until the last dog dies. estate funds to University for disease study. neighbors' lawsuit over barking figures in the background.
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Nals
Itchey
Spassky Fischer Both Players Late For World Championship Game
In Reykjavik Boris Spassky and Bobby Fischer arrived late for game seven of the world chess championship. They reached the board after delays but soon sped through the first ten moves. Fischer, playing white, opened with the king's pawn while Spassky replied with the queen's pawn. The players quickly settled into the Sicilian Defense Nafodort variation, same as games seven, fourteen and eighteen.
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UPI
Boris Spassky
Bobby Fischer
Wischer
Spassky
Nixon to withdraw 12000 more from Vietnam
Secretary Laird said Nixon plans further troop withdrawals, ahead of schedule, reducing U S forces to about 25 000 in Vietnam while signaling no total pullout. Nixon will travel to Hawaii for a summit with Prime Minister Tanaka, as Ellsworth Bunker reports on South Vietnam. Bombing will continue until a negotiated settlement is reached.
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Needy get food donations from outside city
Hayward activists say local hunger grows as movers of a nonprofit emergency program rely on out of town donations. Since January the center has delivered food to over 300 individuals or families and 1,309 cases, with meals sourced mainly from Synanon in San Francisco and partners in San Leandro, Pleasanton, and Fremont.
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al Burbank
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United Bay Area’ Crusade
Synanon
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Neveau
Sewage fee hike eyed as study refines discharge data
The city contemplates higher sewer charges after last year’s 468 percent rise affecting Nunls and other large users. A uniform rule study may introduce surcharges for small dischargers or set a maximum waste level, with industrial advisors and the public services commission shaping the rate ordinance. Hayward’s $2 million stage two plant upgrade hinges on reserves and possible federal subsidies as operating costs outpace current fee income.
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Nunls
Public Services Commission
Tate
McCormack
McGovern proposes welfare and tax reforms plan
McGovern outlines policies to cut welfare by 2.5 billion people and shift 4 billion to Social Security reform. He touts jobs as the cornerstone and seeks fairness in the tax system, including eliminating favorable treatment of capital gains and restructuring estate, real estate, and foreign asset taxes. He cites a Treasury report showing contrast in tax rates for wealthy individuals versus workers.
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McGwern
En R Ory
Amer
McGovern
Strike Averted as Oakland Teachers Reach Tentative Pact
Oakland teachers and the board of education announced a tentative settlement after four days of negotiation mediated by San Francisco attorney John Kagel. Details will be released after the agreement is presented to both sides, with a special meeting expected for teacher approval next week.
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Stjl
Board of Education
San Francisco
John Kagel
Former law clerk sentenced for marijuana conspiracy
Former federal court law clerk Harry J. Kreamer received 18 months in prison for conspiracy to distribute marijuana and five years probation for possession of 26 pounds. He clerked for Judge Stanley A. Weigel and pleaded guilty to the conspiracy charge after agents traced a private flight carrying 791 pounds of marijuana from Miami to Oakland.
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UPI
Harry J. Kreamer
Kreamer
U.S
Wiliam M. Byrne Jr
Los Angeles
Hidge Stanley A. Weigel
Miami
Oakland
Bailey Marries Canadian Stewardess in Secret Des Moines Ceremony
Criminal target Lée Bailey slipped into Des Moines over the weekend to wed Lynda Wart of Montreal in a quiet ceremony at a motel near the airport. Governor Robert D. Ray and 24 others attended as Polk County District Judge Lea Oxberger officiated on Saturday to avoid publicity.
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Targee R Lée Bailey
Robert D. Ray
Polk Coun Ty
Lea Oxberger
Bailey
Lynda Wart
Montreal
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