Fremont youth identified in street collision death
Fred Mendoza I, 33549 10th St Union City, was identified as the boy killed in a late October Fremont Boulevard crash. Police said the unidentified youth, initially thought to be a runaway, was struck while standing in the roadway near Nicolet Avenue as a car turning onto Tamayo Street hit him. he died at Washington Hospital.
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Guilty plea in robbery attempt at Sambo’s Pancake House
Guilty plea entered in municipal court by William Joseph Davenport 8 for a felony robbery attempt after an abortive holdup at Sambo’s Pancake House 15501 Hesperian Blvd San Leandro. Davenport referred to Alameda County Superior Court for sentencing. Co‑defendant Alice Rodriguez 24 had charges dismissed. George Lecaros 46 pleaded guilty to harboring a criminal.
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Agnew Hints at Vietnam Visit on Far East Trip
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew said there is a possible trip to Vietnam on his forthcoming Far East journey. He also teased a second major speech this month on a new topic not tied to the news media. He spoke at Blair House during a coffee hour with 73 press women, joking about calling the troops to attention.
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Ousted Lapin sues Nixon over Fannie Mae firing
Raymond H. Lapin files in federal court to reclaim his post as head of the Federal National Mortgage Association. He charges President Nixon dismissed him in bad faith as part of an unlawful scheme and conspiracy. Nixon says the firing was for good cause. Lapin says he refused several re signs with praise.
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United States Britain eye hijack extradition treaty
Britain and the United States have agreed in principle to negotiate a new extradition treaty over aircraft hijackers. A Foreign Office spokesman said once finalized the agreement would enable aircraft hijackers to be extradited under UK law.
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State college official named vice chancellor in California
LOS ANGELES AP D Dale Hanner chief of the state Department of finance and its division will become a vice chancellor of the California State Colleges on Jan 15. Hanner, 44, will handle business affairs and succeed Harry Brakebill, who was named executive vice chancellor. His Sacramento post paid 19076 a year. the new job pays 30000 annually.
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Woman elected NCC president at triennial assembly
Dr. Cynthia Wedel, a 61 year old Episcopalian from Washington DC, is elected the first woman president of the National Council of Churches in a secret ballot at the NCC general assembly. She defeats Rev. Albert B. Creage Jr., a Detroit pastor, for a three year term of the nation’s largest cooperative religious body. The NCC unites 33 Protestant and Orthodox denominations with about 45 million members.
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Romney to Free Renewal Money In Urban Program
Secretary George Romney announced the release of about 340 million dollars in urban renewal funds within three weeks. Thirty five cities already in the Neighborhood Development Program will get 175 million this fiscal year, while existing commitments converted to short-range NDP funds will total roughly 30 to 40 million. About 45 of 280 cities planning first-time participation will receive around 125 million. The funds had been frozen since April 30 under the Nixon era.
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Hunger Te 4 politics continue Hunger Te 4 politics continue
The piece tracks federal hunger policy amid Vietnam war pressures and inflation. It notes McGovern hearings and urging Hardin to start emergency feeding in counties, Senate funding moves, and Nixon's food stamp reform push. It cites Hollings and Allen J. Hender, with figures like $2.5 billion yearly cost and program specifics for 1970 1971 and 1972.
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Tate denies link to Manson case as family speaks out
Tate, a retired Army intelligence lieutenant colonel, says he worked solo with Southern California authorities and has no connection to the police probe into the Manson murders. He cites fear of airlight cases and criticizes sensational press coverage while defending his daughter and family.
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Rail unions settle wage talks averting nationwide rail strike
Washington reports a wage settlement between rail industry negotiators and four unions affecting 1970 and retroactive 1969 pay hikes after 20 hours of talks. Secretary Shultz says no strike, unions must ratify. four unions involved plus machinists electricians sheet metal workers and boilermakers. Carrier leaders praise free collective bargaining while awaiting ratification over the next week to 10 days.
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Hayward weighs actions after Roseman study on suburbs
The Roseman 42 page report outlines goals to curb rising youth and family pressures in Hayward. It cites Alameda County data showing high mental health admissions and juvenile arrests, with growing elderly population and welfare dependency. Recommendations push for family unity through community groups, a comprehensive mental health plan, enhanced education and youth voice, street level youth work, drug prevention centers, stronger policing and lighting, elder housing and care, minority leadership and fair employment, job training, low income housing focus, and review of new development. A Citizens Advisory Committee will analyze the findings in coming months.
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Vietnam War Probe Demand Parts in Ridgeway Era
U.S. inquiry into Vietnam conduct expands as General Ridgeway is pressed for probe. Goldberg avoids speculation on commission conclusions while noting wartime policy decisions at top levels. Medina to testify in closed Pentagon session with attorney Lee Bailey.
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Missing Walnut Creek girl Elaine Davis feared victim of sexual assault
Walnut Creek police seek 17 year old Elaine Luise Davis missing from home since Monday night. Detectives believe she may have fallen victim to sexual assault. She is an A student at Pleasant Hill High, four feet eleven, about 100 pounds with sandy blond hair and blue eyes. She left glasses and a purse containing $4 behind. She was last seen wearing brown corduroy slacks and a navy short coat.
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Singing Tree concerts planned at Chico City Center
Bethel Temple’s music department will present four 45 minute choral Christmas concerts at City Center’s paved Hayward mall area. Performances at 4 p.m. Dec 18 19 20 and 9 p.m. Sunday Dec 1 feature traditional selections with organ and piano. Total cost about 3000 dollars with 1000 needed this week. city to supply lumber if stand becomes property. stand 47 feet high semi circular cone. expected turnout up to 20000 persons.
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Reagan to Seek Tax Reform and Political Battles
Reagan outlines tax reform goals and credits California Republicans for passing proposals. He rebukes complacency and labels Democratic leadership desperate to overturn his conservative agenda. He stresses environmental, consumer, highway, and public health strides while noting a fundraiser raised over 70,000 dollars.
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