Firebombing Fails in Newark Duplex Fire
Two gasoline bombs were hurled at Barbara Williams's home in Newark around 1:50 am causing fire damage estimated at $15,000. Six adults and a 14 year old fled unharmed as flames damaged a couch and living room, with investigators planned by police and fire departments.
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Edward Brazil
Brazil
Williams
Linda Ninemare
Rebecca Gradose Gratt
Alejano Soto
Ronald Brown
Deborah Brown
Braxis Ors
Suspect Charged After Burglary at San Leandro Home
San Leandro police booked Mark Miller 18 of Centralia Washington on burglary charges after Bonita M Porter screamed at an intruder crouching in her playroom. Officers arrested Miller, bail set at 10000 dollars. Miller denied intent to steal.
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San Leandro
Washington
Bonita M. Porter
Ificers
Mark Miller
Centralia Wash
Miller
Porter
Man Dies By Gunshot In Hayward Back Yard
Henry Ernest Libby aged 44 of 1844 Fry Lane was found dead in his Hayward back yard from a gunshot wound. Police and the county coroner labeled it a death by own action. He was found in a lounge chair with a .22 revolver in his hand. The wife said he had long been despondent after his parents’ deaths and that she found him upon returning home from work.
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Hayward
Henry Ernest Libby
Fry Lane
Libby
Elizabeth A. Libby
Police seize 32000 heroin in multi city arrests
Fifteen Union City South County residents were arrested in a joint crackdown by police in Union City Hayward Newark and Oakland. About 32000 dollars in heroin and a sawed off shotgun were recovered. Names of those arrested were not released and the investigation continues.
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Police blotter details a spree of burglaries and thefts citywide
A police blotter lists numerous burglaries and thefts with doors pried, windows broken, and items including auto parts, electronics, jewelry, cameras, and cash stolen across multiple residences in Hayward Castro Valley San Leandro and surrounding areas. The incidents span Nov 18 to midweek, with values ranging from small to several thousand dollars.
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Gary L. Gardino
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Carter names Vance secretary of state in new administration
President-elect Carter plans to name Cyrus Vance as secretary of state with Bert Lance slated as director of the Office of Management and Budget. Republican senators Javits and Case confirm Carter reached out about the picks, praising Vance's suitability and predicting stable leadership abroad. Vance, 59, a Wall Street lawyer, is described as a quiet, listening team player with deep experience in State and Defense roles. Lance, 45, a Georgia banker, has risen to lead a major bank holding company and earned a reputation as an aggressive consolidator.
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Office of Management and Budget
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Neighbors grapple with stray golf balls and damage near course
Residents recount golf ball intrusions from a nearby course as they repair smashed windows and gardens. Mills owns a 200 ball collection while Mrs Hodges describes repeated breakages and muddy footprints on her porch. HARD General Manager L A Critzer cites cost and liability concerns for replacing townhome windows.
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Ambrose faces back to meter maid duty in Alexandria
Betty Ambrose, 41, a veteran officer praised by her police chief, is being reassigned from juvenile division back to meter maid duties due to civil service classification. She alleges gender discrimination and notes no meters exist, while she could have advanced to sergeant if allowed to stay on regular patrol.
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Betty Ambrose
Jack
Becanya
Civil Service
Ambrose
Record number of whooping cranes spotted in Texas
Aransas Pass, Tex. Biologists count a record 66 whooping cranes that completed a 2,500 mile migratory journey from Canada to the Arangas National Wildlife Refuge this year.
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Tex
Potential accounting scare hits Fremont school district finances
The Fremont district faces possible shortfalls up to 500000 after alleged accounting errors in 35 surplus acting jobs tied to the 6 million August budget. School leaders warn of a spending freeze, possible program cuts, and a delayed tax measure bailout as investigations continue.
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Wayne Ferguson
Ume
Ferguson
L A police chief blasts budget committee over safety concerns
Los Angeles Police Chief Ed Davis denounces the Police Commission Budget Committee for actions he says threaten public safety as the panel considers a 225.7 million budget for the next year. He warns that removing 20 of 6 positions in the Public Disorder Intelligence Division and eliminating 17 community relations officers and 47 vice officers could cripple police information gathering and crime prevention. The budget shows a 15.3 million increase over the current year and goes to Mayor Brearley for recommendations to the City Council.
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UPI
Ed Davis
Police Commission
Davis
Commission
Department
Public Disorder Intelligence Division
Tom Brearley
Village Homes plans corrective steps after trust concerns
A special association newsletter will apologize and promise not to repeat the missteps as Village Homes tackles criticism of a $12,000 investment and governance issues. Board members, including Alves, vow a formal December presentation with limited firm involvement by consultants and a focus on restoring members’ confidence.
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