Supreme Court to review Miranda rights and housing desegregation
The court accepted a Des Moines Iowa sex murder case testing Miranda protections and agreed to hear a zoning challenge in Arlington Heights, potentially narrowing suspects rights. Also on docket are parole rights, back pay in civil rights suits, and IRS document seizures.
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Supreme Court
Arlington Heights
Philadelphia
Lowa
Kentucky
Utah
Internal Revenue Service
Nation's schools fight back at vandalism
Washington report notes more than 11 programs nationwide target school violence and disruption costing over 600 million annually. Officials urge behavioral codes, security, and police in schools as long term strategies, citing Los Angeles gains from alarms and peace officers.
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UPL
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Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Bettter Schools Inc
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Los Angeles Unified School District
William Lucas
Lucas
Female gas station attendant foils two-carried hold up
Susan Knab an 18 year old attendant at Regal Arco 635 MacArthur Blvd San Leandro faced two nervous youths who asked for change then drew a gun and bag. She refused to surrender money and both suspects fled. Police say burglars at Murray's Market 1276 Davis St. also fled after an anonymous call.
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San Leandro
Susan Knab
Murray’s Market
Davis St
Four hurt in Hayward bridge rear end collision
Four persons were hospitalized after a rear end crash on the Hayward San Mateo Bridge. Edward Easton 36 Walnut Creek and Jose Fernandes 50 Hayward drove into a stationary car driven by Paston. Fadelra Framas 2 at San Mateo hospital in fair condition and intensive care, Ann Easton 34 in fair, Kurt Easton 5 in satisfactory, Remundez and Lidia Easton and Eric 7 released after treatment.
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Edward Easton
Walnut Creek
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Quantas Lane
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Aston
Easton
Ann
Kurt
Russell Means Guilty of Riot in 1974 Sioux Falls Clash
Russell Means, Oglala Sioux leader of American Indian Movement, found guilty of riot in the 1974 Minnehaha County courthouse clash between police and AIM sympathizers. He receives no conviction on a second charge of injury to a public building. Sentencing set for December 31. Means remains free on $2,000 bond.
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Indiana Movement
Russell Means
San Leandro
Minnehaha County
AIM
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Mears
Means
Woundede
Food drive aids families of imprisoned workers in Chile
Bay Area unionists back a drive for food clothing school and sports supplies for families of Chilean workers jailed or exiled by the regime. San Francisco Labor Council approved the effort but an independent volunteer group runs it.
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Bay Area
Chile
San Francisco Labor Council
Castro Valley trustees weigh junior high site options
Castro Valley trustees debate moving 9th graders between Canyon and east valley campuses, weighing cost savings and transport, amid growth from Jensen Ranch and other developments. Officials note Canyon’s land value and potential uses vs keeping current junior highs, with long term plans tied to enrollment and state funding constraints.
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Bigelow-Farrer Developments
Canyon
Dale Lambert
Lambert
Motorcycle crash kills Castro Valley man in San Leandro
Russell Vernon Wood, 2, of Castro Valley, was killed Saturday night in a motorcycle crash on San Leandro Boulevard. Police said he died at the scene at 1 20 PM. San Leandro’s fifth traffic fatality of 1975. A curb struck him after losing control in the southbound lane. he was hurled against a cyclone fence. Witnesses, including Katherine Randolph of Oakland and her 6 year old, were treated. Randolph cited for a left turn malfunction.
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Russell Vernon Wood
Fleetwood Drive
Castro Valley
San Leandro Boulevard
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San Leandro
Katherine Randolph
Oakland
Mark Randolph
Durant Avenue
Mil Wardell
Alameda man dies after 1580 accident
John Karl Gunterman of Alameda died at Eden Hospital from injuries in an Interstate 580 crash Dec 7. His daughter Diane Gunterman 18 and Irene Glascock 78 were in the car. Glascock died at the hospital, Diane was later discharged. Ladonia McCoy 47 of Oakland drove the other car after drifting off the highway and overcorrecting.
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Alameda
Eden Hospital
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Irene Lee Glascock
Interstate 580
Ladonia McCoy
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McCoy
Glascock
Diane Gunterman
Two Teens Cited For Reckless Driving In San Leandro
Police cited two teenagers after a high speed pursuit reaching 70 mph on East Lath Street. Officers described weaving across lanes and ignoring red lights as they fled through central San Leandro. Both youths, Robert Piles of Daly City and Mark Cummings of San Leandro, were stopped at Haas and Hast 14th streets and released on bail pending arraignment in Hayward Municipal Court.
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Daly City
Mark Cummings
Maier
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Hayward
Cops arrest man in counterfeit bill case
San Leandro officers took 20 year old William Bran non Jr. into custody investigating an attempt to pass counterfeit ten dollar bill Brannon allegedly offered a partial payment for a 24 slot machine purchase at Radio Shack on East 14th Street Detection by a vigilant clerk led to the arrest He was jailed on three thousand dollars bail and referred to the Secret Service
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William Thomas Brannon Jr
San Leandra
Brannon
Radio Shack
14Th St
Secret Service
Police blotter notes robberies across South County area
South County law enforcement reports multiple break ins including Salvation Army Thrift Store theft of 197.50 and various residences. Burglaries at A C Taylor and Dorothy L Chavez homes. items stolen include cash, jewelry, cassette players, a gun, and a telephone answering device. Vehicles and outbuildings also targeted with windows pried and doors forced. Several incidents involve Bay Area locations such as Hayward Castro Valley and Fremont with items like luggage, bikes, chain saws, and a truck bumper stolen or damaged. Security guards deterred a juvenile in one case. Multiple properties reported between Friday and Saturday nights with suspect entry via windows or rear doors.
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Iedow
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Hayward
Joseph Malade
Heyward
Robert Plowman
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