Robber Holds Up Hayward Takeout for 780 Cash
A moustachioed robber forced his way into Foster's Freeze on Mission Boulevard in Hayward last night, identified the manager by name, and knocked him unconscious before grabbing 780 from the desk. Police seek two robbery suspects tied to a prior 7 11 robbery in Newark.
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Four Fremont thefts total eight thousand dollars in goods
Fremont police report about eight thousand dollars in goods stolen across four incidents. Michael Chipman of Fremont was arrested at home after pistols believed stolen were found in a gun cabinet. A 16 year old Irvington High student was arrested for entering a Fremont home uninvited at 4 a.m. and being recognized by a resident. Additional losses included a Hayward renter’s stereo equipment, Locke storage items, antiques, and a Castro Valley trailer. Police identify other thefts involving a San Leandro truck driver’s missing credit cards and weapons.
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BART to test bike lockers at six stations
BART proposes experimental installation of bicycle lockers at six Fremont Oakland line stations MacArthur Lake Merritt Fruitvale San Leandro Bay Ranch and Hayward. Lockers priced 25 cents for 2 days or 1 dollar monthly with long chains for owner locks.
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Campus leader given probation in Fremont case
Robert J. Delgado 21, campus leader of La Raza Nueva at Ohlone College, received two years probation after a judge recommends leniency for possessing marijuana rather than a harsher term. Delgado was arrested near Pathfinder Days after disputing over a bag of marijuana and allegedly threatened to bomb arresting officers' homes.
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Berkeley chancellor opposes state colleges becoming universities
San Francisco. University of California Berkeley Chancellor Albert H Bowker told the Newcomen Society that state colleges seeking university status to offer doctoral work incur higher costs. He argued many doctoral programs do not justify such status. The remarks followed Gov Reagan signing a bill allowing some state colleges to brand themselves as universities.
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Hopes rise for Livermore campus under lease purchase plan
Livermore trustees pursue early campus construction with lease purchase financing. discussion centers on using state Education Code provisions to seek voter approval only at general elections or a special election via amendment. possible joint venture with Alameda County could bypass direct voter approval, with extensions planned for San Leandro and Castro Valley to ease Chabot College enrollment pressure.
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Nixon agrees to contract raises paving way for bill
The White House drops fight on retroactive pay and limits for wage controls. Senate action paves the way for extending Nixon’s economic powers to April 30, 1973. Exemptions for news media and entertainers sparked debate. Cranston's plan shifts to broadcasters.
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Retrial Begins for Sharon La Bere in Iran Case
In Tehran United Press reports Sharon La Bere, formerly of Hayward and Tennyson High School student, faced a retrial on charges of acting against Iran's security and spreading communist propaganda. Defense contends evidence fails to prove support for revolution. earlier conviction overturned, adjourned to tomorrow with possible self-defense statement.
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Ancient church saved from fire at St Catherine’s Monastery
Firefighters and about 60 men confined flames to a 30 by 30 foot area at St Catherine’s Monastery in Sinai. Monks evacuated kitchens and living areas as the 18 year old structure endured smoke and water damage. No injuries reported. Israeli defense minister promised restoration efforts. The church, built in 521 A.D., is among the world’s oldest Christian monasteries near Sharm el Sheikh.
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Reagan and legislature agree on tax relief plan
Tax relief for seniors moves forward after a Senate vote and a five house conference committee. The package would raise income eligibility from 3350 to 10000 and age from 65 to 62, funded by heated foods taxes and savings. About 40000 Californians could benefit, with 15 million from extending sales tax to hot foods.
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Coal firms win okays on price boosts amid wage deal
The Price Commission approved an initial set of coal price increases to cover miners' wage gains, approving a 3.98 percent rise for Old Ben Coal Co with an added pension allowance, while capping pass-throughs to 5.5 percent. The action precedes similar approvals for other firms, including GM and paper/food producers.
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Rent increase advice urged for tenants by official
Washington report says C. Jackson Gray son of the Price Commission advised tenants to resist imminent rent increases. He recommends landlords hold back until a special rent advisory board delivers its report, due early next week. If faced with higher bills, tenants should approach the landlord to ask why the rent is rising.
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Senate trims jury age for federal service
Senate action lowers the minimum age to 21 for federal jurors. The measure, approved by voice vote, moves the juror eligibility age downward and now heads to the House for consideration.
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Tax plan clashes as house and senate differ on cuts
The House and Senate clash over 1972 tax cuts with the House backing exemptions raised to 675 for dependents and 9750 for next year, while the Senate seeks a $4 billion revenue reduction over two years. Provisions include repeal of auto and truck excise taxes, broad personal tax cuts, and a 1 percent investment tax credit retroactive to April 1971. The conference report preserves most Nixon proposals but caps income at 18,000 and requires itemized deductions for child care credits.
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Rail firms seek one year delay on air rules
SAN FRANCISCO. A request by three allroad companies for a one year variance on smoke thickness regulations was continued yesterday before the Bay Area Air Pollution Cantera District heating board. Representatives of Southern Pacific Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway and Western Pacific argued engines cannot meet 20 percent capacity standards and asked for exemption.
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Bond defeat dims school district plans in state election
Voters defeated a school bond measure while 1,089 ballots supported it to 604. Turnout reached 24.3 percent in April board voting and 16.5 percent in an August special election for one seat. Officials warned measures would have raised taxes to fund two new wings, a district addition, and a maintenance yard.
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