Nineteen Witnesses Called in Youths Murder Trial
In Oakland, nineteen witnesses testified as Nineteen witnesses were called in the trial of 17 year old Jody Reeh i and Gregory Jackson 18 for the slayings of elderly Frederick Heise and Bernice Heise at their Hayward home. Prosecutor Karl Payne argues that Toussaint admitted to others at a party that he killed the Hesses and presents witnesses and bloodstained clothing as evidence.
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Jody Reeh i
Hayward
Apa
Herman Masters
Bryan Hardiman
Larry Jackson
Donald Doakes
Payne
Toussaint
Yung Toussaint
Hazel Toussaint
Hyatt Hegency
San Francisco
School employees approve contract in San Lorenzo
In San Lorenzo, non-teaching staff from locals 38 and 892 of the California School Employees Association and local 39 of the Service Employees International Union voted 208 to 33 to approve a contract. It provides an 8 percent rise from January to June 1977 and a $400 December bonus, with prorated bonuses for part timers. Frank Martella noted negotiations began before a bargaining agent was chosen under SB 160, a move rejected by district teachers.
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San Lorenzo
Zion
California School
Martella
George Meany Undergoes Cataract Surgery
President George Meany, 82, underwent an intracapsular extraction of the lens in his right eye at Suburban Hospital in Bethesda Maryland. Aides said he was feeling fine after the routine operation and may influence ongoing retirement considerations as labor's top official.
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Washington
UPH
George Meany
Meany
Bethesda
Fremont Area Crime Blotter Highlights Multiple Thefts
Police blotter details numerous burglaries and thefts across Hayward, Gastra Valley, and Fremont entries. Valleys residences report window pries, coin losses, stereo gear, firearms, watches, and a kitchen array of valuables stolen yesterday and Tuesday, with notable incidents at Bennett, Miler, Sorumice, and Hines addresses. A Centen nial Market robbery and other shop thefts are listed, detailing suspect actions and items taken.
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Greoaire
Sania
Leonardo Sanchar
Sherdfe's
Eder
Sarglarien
Max Cebul
San Lorenzo
Atnien
Saturdey
Keith L- Murray
Hayward
Groten Tueder Br
John B. Blucher
Gastra Valley
Dal E
Hratiy
Wiehit
Garver’ Avenue
Tyeaday
Wind Winklow
Caine Vale
Centennial Market
Akarerhud
Sant
Washington Ave
Hans Eve Gerding
Deboran Rowe
Delores Sorumice
Reet Wingow
Staven
Edmund Hines
Lavan Yestaraey
Livi
Pete En Beier Rudek
Olen
Deportation mix up sends boy reunited with family
In a border mishap, four year old Ting was deported from pisablea Menics by mistake after U S Immigration agents detained him with an illegal alien named Gorgales. Authorities say the boy, whose name and hometown were not properly clarified, was released in Tijuana and later returned to Commerce with his mother Tompias Moreno, aunt Olivia Ramos, and Los Angeles County sheriff deputies assisting the reunion.
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Gonzales
Mexico
Tijuana
Commerce
Hector
Tompias Moreno
Los Angeles County
Hayward man's son killed in Riverside double homicide
The son of Art Mitsutome Sr of Hayward was shot to death in Riverside. Robert Mitsutome, 23, and Jackie Higdon, 21, died of multiple head wounds. Marcia Douglas was unharmed. Larry Odell Johnson, 29, of Berkeley, was arrested as a suspect.
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Riverside
Sumitomo Bank
Hayward
Riverside County
Robert Mitsutome
Jackie Higdon
Mitsutome
Art Mitsutome Sr
Oak Creek Place
Hawaiian marijuana imports alarm San Francisco Chronicle
The San Francisco Chronicle reports thousands of pounds of high grade marijuana from Hawaii have entered the mainland in recent months without attracting authorities’ suspicions. The paper notes the Hawaii grown weed, from remade valleys in the islands, can fetch up to 2500 dollars per pound on the mainland.
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San Francisco
UPI
San Francisco Chronicle
Hawaiian Islands
Ford calls Reagan meeting on GOP solidarity
President Ford summoned Ronald Reagan John Connally and Nelson Rockefeller for a White House summit to discuss rebuilding the Republican Party after his defeat to Carter. The session at 3 30 p m EST aims to keep the GOP broad based and cohesive amid post election talks.
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White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Blair House
Carter
Ford
Reagan
California
GOP
Area men arrested in large Bay Area drug bust
Law enforcement across multiple counties and federal agencies cracked a heroin ring focused on the Bay Area and Merced Modesto regions. Arrests include Alfred Berlanga Raul Berlanga Jr Charles Cole Jimmy Dright Dehilia Duran Carlos Cotella and Armando Satnisievan with more possible. Investigators say the operation involved a complex criminal syndicate several million dollars monthly and may ease a major narcotics problem.
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San Jose
San Francisco
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Alameda
Santa Clara
Merced
Stanislaus
Federal Judicial Police
United States Customs
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Modest Area
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Silva
Alfred S. Berlanga
Atwater
Ceres
Raul Berlanga Jr
Los Altos
Charles Lee Cole
Jimmy C. Dright
Modesto Merced
Boe
Sonic boom rattles Humboldt County residents at 2 am
Hundreds woke to a loud blast in Humboldt County suspected sonic boom with no reported damage. Meanwhile two Berkeley attorneys Norton Tobie and Thomas McHugh may face charges after court testimony indicating they advised ignoring an order against an Indian river blockade. Sundesert nuclear plant proposal moves forward with a $23 million plan and environmental report. Stock gains lift the Dow while heat shortages close schools in North Texas and Oklahoma. A federal judge rejects a challenge to Ohio election results. Vatican Pope and Communist mayor sign a truce in private talks. China purge fallout spreads to provinces per Taiwan agency. Spanish right urges no vote on Dec 15 reform referendum.
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Klamath River
Humboldt County
Bernard DeFauli
Norton Tobie
Thomas McHugh
Berkeley
Beehive Owners Face Crime Sting Near Fresno
Deputies identified the beehives as owned by Preferred Pollinators of Fresno. Evidence from the scare indicated thieves used racks to haul the beehives.
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Fresno
Ma See Ot
Hearst wins three month delay in kidnapping trial
Patricia Hearst secures a three month postponement of her trial on kidnapping robbery and assault charges arising from the SLA crime spree of May 1974. Judge William Rizzi sets April 4 as a firm new date as Hearst appears briefly in court with four bodyguards.
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LOS Angele
UPI
Patricia Nearslodsy
Symbionese Liberation Army
Miss Hearst
Ely
San Francisco
Albert Johinsor
Superior Court
William Rizzi
Ian Meyerson
SLA
William
Emily Harris
Aloreda County
Rizzi
Fremont teachers vote to join CTA in bargaining
Fremont United District Teachers Association won the right to represent nearly 1800 classroom teachers in collective bargaining over benefits. The California Teachers Association affiliate defeated the Fremont Federation of Teachers 875 to 575. Peggy Burge, FUDTA president, said negotiations start immediately with a proposed bargaining schedule delivered after the vote.
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Fremont
Fremont United District ‘Teachers Association
FUDTA
California Teacher's Association
Fremont Federation of Teachers
American Federation of Teachers
Joyal
PADTA
Peggy Burge
Fremont bus drivers plan sickout tomorrow
Fremont school bus drivers announce a sickout for the next day affecting thousands of students. Union spokesmen say the action is part of leverage in wage talks, with district officials noting no replacement plans and parents urged to arrange other transport.
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Fremont
Board of Education
Inp Loci 390
Service
Employes Internatonal Union
Maria Madrid
Supt
Phil Brazil
Renés
Carpeuling
sAher
Marin water district imposes total outdoor ban
Marin Municipal Water District directors vote unanimously to enforce a total ban on outside watering and a house by house water allotment plan starting January due to depleted reservoirs and a drought reducing supply to a quarter of normal capacity. If rainfall does not come, emergency regulations would begin in early January and take 21 days to bring reserves to a safe level.
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UPI
Marin County
Marin Municipal Water District
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