Second Time Around Love Reunites San Leandro Couple
Ralph Grow 21 and Margie Lee Evans 17 met in Norfolk in 1945 while he served in the Navy. After wartime separations and letters, they reconnected 31 years later, leading to a May wedding at the San Lorenzo LDS chapel. Margie joins Grow, with children and family from California and Virginia Beach in attendance.
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San Leandro
Margie Lee Evans
Grow
U.S
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Margie
Oak Knoll Hospital
Oakland
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Graw
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Imogene Gordon
Ralph
California
Virginia Beach
San Lorenzo Chapel
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
John Lee
Karen
Floresta Gardens
Richard
California State University
Hayward
Nancy
Tahoe City
Dana Wilcox
Margie Evans
Area legislators back new death penalty effort
South County's three assemblymen and two state senators favor rewriting the death penalty law to satisfy the Supreme Court. Sen. Holmdahl calls Court rulings absurd and says another attempt is needed. Assemblymen Lockyer and McAlister push a new statute and parole restrictions for future death sentences.
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South County
Jeasee
Supreme Court
John W. Holmdahl
Castro Valley
Holmdahl
Halmdahl
Bill Lockyer
D-San Leandro
Alister McAlister
D-San Jose
Notibaa
McAlister
Ruling frees four killers after death penalty void in 1972
Four murder convicts paroled this year after death sentences were commuted by a 1972 Supreme Court ruling that struck down capital punishment. Names include Robert Page Anderson and Davie Mathis, among others, with parole times ranging from 11 to 12 years. The state legislature debates restoring the death penalty amid ongoing legal shifts in California.
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State Supreme Court
California
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Bill McVittie
D-Upland
Corrections Department
Robert Page Anderson
San Diego
Seattle
Davie Mathis
San Jose
Ater
Madera
Walter Hines
Los Angeles
Robert Nye
Alameda County lawmakers face tax relief and school funding
Three Alameda County legislators tell the Alameda County Mayors Conference that tax relief and school funding will be major problems in Sacramento this year. The edition also touches on quake forecasts, air fare promises, a potential Dow Chemical plant on the Sacramento River, Carter and NATO, a condemned killer’s statement, and probes into Kennedy and MLK deaths. Beth discusses Birthright's counseling for pregnant teens.
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Alameda County
RISE panel to work on specifics in Castro Valley
Castro Valley faces uncertainty as plans for a RISE Reform in Intermediate and Secondary Education program hinge on fitting the model to two existing campuses. The district approved RISE as an option for grades seven through 14 but requires the program remain on two campuses, with federal funding of 150000 dollars. Trustees seek feasibility details for a plan without a separate sector and expect further board input next Tuesday.
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Peterdeys Daily Review
Rise School Council
Linda Green
Son of Hayward bank official shot in Riverside double homicide
Robert Mitsutome 23, son of Sumitomo Bank executive Art Mitsutome Sr., was killed along with Jackie Higdon 21 in a Riverside house raid during a gathering with UC Riverside students. Larry Odell Johnson 29 of Berkeley is in custody as the suspect. Higdon died at Riverside Community Hospital. Douglas survived.
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Sumitomo Bank
Hayward
Riverside County
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Jackie Higdon
Mitsutome
Art Mitsutome Sr
Oak Creek Place
Miss Higdon
Marcia Douglas
University of California, Riverside
A.m
Larry Odell- Johnson
Berkeley
Alkly
Johnson
Mitsxome
Riverside Community Hospital
Miss Douglas
University of California, Berkeley
Area men nabbed in big drug bust
Two Union City men were arrested in a statewide raid that led to nine arrests and seizures of two pounds of heroin plus thousands in cash. Gary E. Silva and Louis Rodriguez face conspiracy charges as part of a Bay Area narcotics ring probe spanning multiple counties, with more arrests expected.
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State Justice Department
Justice Department
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San Andreas Drive
Hayward
Louis Rodriguez
Lauritzen
Baynard
San Leandro
Fremont
Oakland
San José
San Francisco
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Alameda
Santa Clara
Merced
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United States Customs
Herain
Bay Area
Modesto
South County
Silva
Alfred S. Berlanga
Atwater
Ceres
Raul Berlanga Jr
Los Altos
Charles. Lee
Modesto-Merced
State Attorney General's
Fair weather forecast for South County through tomorrow
The weatherman predicts fair conditions in South County through tomorrow with daytime highs in the mid 60s to low 70s and nighttime lows in the mid 40s. Light winds and dry skies expected with no significant precipitation. More weather, page 35.
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South County
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