Four Hayward Juveniles Arrested After Burglary at Southland Center
Four youths from Hayward and San Lorenzo were arrested after being found hiding in a Southland Center store after closing. Police say security staff noticed strange activity and located the group in ceilings and under stairs. Stolen bicycles, stereo equipment, jewelry, and clothing were later recovered, linking the suspects to a prior burglary at the same store. All four were in juvenile custody.
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Southland
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Haywan
Haywant
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Aia
Accidents kill five in Alameda County over weekend
Five Alameda County residents died in weekend accidents. Livermore man on Placerville road lost control of a pickup. Paul Costello, 63, from Camello Drive, died from injuries after leaving Georgetown beekeeping visit. Fremont resident Stephen Slader, 20, died from a freeway collision in Oakland. Dublin widower Bill Harder, 99, died after a single car crash near Newell Ranch. Raynwad Pettit, 52, Livermore, and Harold Schiffbaud, 52, Havward, died of heart attacks related to the incidents. Highway Patrol investigating cause.
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Sunnyslope Avenue
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Scunic Ave
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Scripps St
Havwant
Highway Patrol
BART panel hears details of $100 million suit
BART officials discussed the $100 million civil suit against the transit district in a closed Oakland session. Malcaim Burrell, BART general counsel, said a demurrer should be filed in response to Milton Stern, Jr. and others whose taxes help fund the system. Defendants include Westinghouse Electric, Parsons Brinckerhoff Tudor Bechtel engineers, and 100 unnamed John Does, with potential attorney fees to be retained.
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Castro Valley Man Hangs Self After Unemployment
A Castro Valley man, 25 year old Jerry Armstrong of 2581 Stanton Road, was found dead by hanging at 4:40 am in his garage. Police say he had been despondent over unemployment and recently witnessed a fatal shooting in West Oakland on December 1.
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Federal funds arrive for South County revenue sharing
Cities report federal revenue sharing checks for the first six months, matching the announced figures. Hayward receives 469,058, Fremont 358, Newark 0, Union City 0, Livermore 103,077, Pleasanton 62,984, with San Leandro awaiting a possibly different second installment. Mayor Maltester warns council to spend only what is available.
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Four more eye trustee filings in Hayward school race
Ten candidates have taken out papers for the Hayward school board election with three filed. Morgan D. King a Castro Valley attorney joined the list yesterday along with Michael Castro Steven Metzourly Frank Michel warehousing supervisor 190k, J E Britton naval officer and Anthony W Dehoa Hayward chair of a Mexican American studies department at California State University. Ronald Lee Howell Sara Lee Tanner Annie Patterson and Joan Hamblin had also taken out papers but not filed. Election for a vacant seat is set for February 29 with deadline December 22.
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Six Injured In San Jose Propane Gas Explosion
AP reports six people were injured in a propane gas explosion at Econo-Line Automotive Repair Shop in San Jose Monday. A 260 gallon tank fell from a forklift moments before the blast, sending fireball through a steel siding wall and wrecking the interior. Nearby business owner Jim Leal saw the tank drop and alerted responders.
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Sanctuary sails out as Navy tests mixed crews
In San Francisco the Sanctuary, first U S Navy ship with a female deck crew, sailed on a one day shakedown cruise to study interactions between men and women on a coed ship. Captain Bruce Gair praised the crew as the ship prepared for its educational mission and recommissioning ceremonies highlighted by Admiral Arlene Ducres.
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Not guilty pleas set in San Leandro bookie raids
A San Leandro man Thomas Green, 36, pleaded not guilty in Superior Court to one count of bookmaking and two counts of operating premises for bookmaking in a $3,000-a-day gambling operation. Co-defendant Alice Romani, 4, also pleaded not guilty to two counts of bookmaking. Trial dates set for Jan 11, with other co-defendants appearing before Judge William J. McGuiness. Albert Odisho pleaded guilty to misdemeanor gambling. Stuart Beadini and Jim Margetts pleaded not guilty to felony charges.
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Lewelling Blvd
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Levelling Boulevard
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Berkeley
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Alameda
Jim Margetts
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Beaulni
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Lal Salting
Nixon names No 2 defense man
President Nixon named Texas oilman William P Clements Jr as deputy secretary of defense. Aged 35, he will fill the No 2 post after Kenneth Bush, who moves to the State Department. Clements chairs Sedeo Inc of Dallas and has no prior government service. Congress created one more deputy post last year and the second remains vacant.
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Firewood, Warm Wear Lift Holiday Spirits in Hayward
A fragmented local report shows merchants in Hayward noting cold weather boosts demand for firewood while department stores report higher sales of electric blankets scarves and gloves. Indoor malls draw shoppers despite overall downturn in downtown Foothill district with about a dozen merchants reporting lower holiday sales.
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Parole for Hilliard Not Likely in 1972
SACRAMENTO AP Two California Adult Authority members will discuss parole for Black Panther chief of staff David Hilliard this week. A final decision likely won’t arrive before January thirty. Spangler said parole by the full eight-member board is possible but unlikely. prior officers had recommended parole. Hilliard, serving six months to 10 years for assault with a deadly weapon, previously had parole denied in December 1971.
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American Century Investors secures $25 million loan
American Century Investors arranged a $25 million loan from two banks. The deal includes management fees of $250,000 for American Century Advisers, Inc. for the current fiscal year.
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UPI
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American Century Advisers, Inc
Hayward Fire Engine Transfer Proposed to Aid Town
Hayward officials consider transferring a 63 mile distant engine sidelined after a fire. Duran and Canne ry Workers Union Local 768 leaders endorse the move noting the engine remains serviceable. City Manager Banley backs the transfer contingent on town needs and community support for aiding a nearby Mexican fishing village tied to the sister city program.
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Jimenez
David Castro
Cannery Workers Union Loval
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William Banley
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Truman in unstable condition at Kansas City hospital
The 86 year old former president Harry Truman showed unstable vital signs with increased heartbeat and breathing, and rising temperature. Morning medical report said the former president remains serious as doctors monitor his condition in Kansas City.
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UPI
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Moonwalkers Endure Dust as They Drill for Core Sample
Astronauts Schmitt and Cernan complete a second moonwalk, tackling a stubborn core drill and lunar dust. They deploy experiments, observe gleaming glass in crater walls, and plant a U.S. flag as Mission Control watches. The EVA blends awe with hard labor in the stark lunar landscape.
Cease-fire talks drag as Thien stalls peace accord
Amid Paris talks Kissinger and Thaco lead eighth session in 22nd round as Thien rebuffs Hanoi draft. Viet Cong denounces Thien stance as obstinate while Saigon presses for immediate signing. U.S. diplomats report slow progress with calls for a Christmas truce and POW release, as Thien reiterates demands to withdraw Hanoi troops and reestablish the DMZ.
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Pupil bites off more than he could chew in UK incident
In Suesham England pupils and staff faced a bizarre accident when a student bit off more than he could chew during play. Fire crews had to dismantle a door and remove a stuck pupil after the mishap near the Randle Wedged door handle.
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UPI
Matthew Kingswood
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