Hayward Man Guilty in Drive-In Slaying Case
A Hayward man was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the stomping death of a 6 year-old at a Mission Boulevard drive-in restaurant on Jan 37. Traniel J Adams 2 of 1579 C SI faces sentencing Jan 12. He also stands trial for brandishing a gun during an attack on a Niles woman in Fremont on Halloween with co defendant Jonathan A Scott 20 of Fremont.
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Hayward
Mission Boulevard
Traniel J
Moose” Adams
Noah Alstels
Adams
Alstein
Superior Court
Niles
Fremont
Jonathan A. Scott
Parkside Drive
Drugs blamed for man's death in apparent overdose
Lawrence S. Jacobs 30 of 34524 Seventh St. died at Washington Hospital after a cocaine overdose. Helen Louise Wheatley 21 told police he appeared to be snorting cocaine earlier. Officer Jonm Nanny found Jacobs unresponsive at 7:40 am in a rear house living room. An autopsy was pending with the coroner.
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Lawrence S. Jacobs
Seventh St
Jonm Nanny
Jacobs
Helen Louise Wheatley
Miss Wheatley
Miss Whialley
Washington Hospital
Four year old burns on home fire in Dublin
Sidney Toll, 4, of Told Bommeiood Lane Dublin, was badly burned yesterday morning when matches set his pajamas on fire. A Valley Community Services Fire Department spokesman said the flames spread under his right arm and face. He was taken to Valley Memorial Hospital in fair condition and may be home for Christmas.
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Dublin
Sidney Toll
Bommeiood Lane
Sidney
Valley Community Services Fire Department
Terri
Valley Memorial Hospital
Yule Party for Needy Children in Hayward
A Christmas party for an estimated 200 underprivileged children ages 2 to 12 from the Hayward school district will be held Monday at Sunset High School from 2 40 to 4 p m. Sponsors include the Hayward Community Center West Tennyson Community Center and the Phi Beta Omega Service Fraternity at California State College Hayward Gifts candy and fruit will be given Santa Claus will distribute gifts Entertainment and music will be provided Names of needy children were referred by area schools and the Alameda County Welfare Department.
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Ayward
Hayward
West Tennyson
Phi Beta Omega Service Fraternity
California State College
Sunset High School
Alameda County
Meek Estate use limited by Hayward district board
The Hayward Area Recreation District board meets Monday to consider restricting Meek Estate use to 100 guests per reception and four times monthly, while keeping small weddings possible. The agenda also includes a personnel matter regarding a nonresident Emergency Employment Act participant and continued limits on rock concerts at Memorial and Kennedy Parks.
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Meek
Hayward Area
Board of
Pan
E. St
L. A(bud) Critzer
Critzer
HARD
Memorial Park
Kennedy Park
Stubborn clerk foils robbers at Fremont Union 76
At 11 47 p m two men tried to force cash from Lyon s Union 76 Station on Wiles Boulevard Attendant Donald Lappegaard refused to open the drawer and was struck on the head with a rifle He chased the robbers to their car carrying an auto grease gun Police arrested two Hayward men Robert Delarosa AR 1788 Osage Street and Lawrence Hamintrae 19 Crever Street on suspicion of attempted armed robbery Lappegaard was treated for a minor head wound at Washington Hospital and released
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Fremont
Lyon
Union 76
Wiles Blvd
Donald Lappegaard
Union City
Hayward
Robert Delarosa
Osage St
Lawrence Hammintrae
Ae Crver
Luppegaard
Washington Hospital
Bonanno brothers convicted in San Jose retrial
In San Jose, two sons of Joseph Bonanno were convicted on conspiracy and select extortion counts after a retrial. Salvatore Bonanno was convicted on one extortion count and conspiracy, with potential 15 year term. Joseph Bonanno Jr. was convicted on conspiracy and three extortion counts, facing up to 35 years. Sentencing is set for January 25.
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San Jose
Calif
APY
Joseph
Joe Bananas
Bonanno
Ula
Joseph Bonanno Jr
Salvatore Bonanno
Signvoman
U.S. District Court
Robert F. Peckham
Bonanos Ly
Salvatore
Joseph Jr
Albert Ds Kreiger
Attorhay
Doh T. Dawson
Cuba rejects release demand as U.S. forces go on alert
UPI reports Cuba refuses to release Capt. Jose Villa and his Panamanian crewman after their 1400 ton vessel Dulimoy Express was attacked by Cuban torpedo boats. The United States orders naval vessels and fighter planes on alert, with a State Department warning Havana to stop attacks on American citizens at sea. Nixon demands Villa’s release and vows diplomatic pressure. Granma vows no step back.
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Miami
UPI
U.S
Cuba
Svith
Defense Department
Washington
State Department
Havana
Biscayne
Filavilla
Nixon
Jose Villa
Dulimoy Express
Bahama Islands
Villa
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
White House
Granma
Pentagon
CTA
Caribbean
U.S. Air
Navy
Pay Board Chief Sees Inflation Goal Within Reach
Washington (UPI) The Pay Board chairman George H. Boldt said the administration can restore its target of 3 to 8 percent annual inflation by year end 1972. He told reporters the board has overcome organizational problems and is on track to control inflation. The board acted to limit wage increase exceptions to its 5 percent guideline, allowing up to 7 percent under certain conditions. Boldt expressed confidence the inflation target could be met, while staff noted a retroactivity dispute over pay for 11,500 railroad signalmen after an approval on Dec 9 for a contract with a 5 percent wage increase starting Oct 1.
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Washington
UPB
Nixon
United States
Boldt
Bald
Actress Diana Lynn dies at 45 in New York
Hollywood actress Diana Lynn died Friday night at Mt. Sinai Hospital from a stroke. She was 45, had surgery for an aneurysm days earlier, and was wife of Mortimer Hall with three children. Lynn appeared in numerous films in the 1940s and 1950s and did extensive TV work.
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Hollywood
Diana Lynn
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Miss Lynn
Mortimer Hall
Tatar
Four arraigned on murder and robbery in Oakland gun shop hold-up
Four men faced murder and two robbery counts after the Oakland gun shop holdup. Owner Herman Doering, 63, died, with autopsy citing death from stress induced by the incident. Suspects John Willie Chappale, Charlie Adams Jr, James Baker, and Keith Bratton were captured by police helicopter after the robbery netted 11 rifles, pistols, and cash.
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Oakland
UPI
Herman Doering
Doering
Buture
William Lovins
John Willie Chappale
Charlie Adams Jr
James Edward Baker
Keith Wayne Bratton
Qiansistane Af Ant
Sheriff to wear peace sign badge in oath ceremony
AP report from SAN FRANCISCO states sheriff Richard Honglsto plans to wear a peace symbol badge after his swearing in next month. Honglats, 36, said at a birthday party Thursday night he will don the badge on his official uniform to promote a societal philosophy to reduce crime and improve streets for all.
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Sanrancisco
Richard Honglsto
Hongiats
United States
Democrats push remap plan amid districting standoff
Assembly moves to pass three reapportionment bills as party lines flare. Speaker Moretti says Republican efforts are futile while Democrats seek to preserve a 21 to 19 Senate edge. The plan creates a Mexican American seat in East Los Angeles and pairs Behr and Marks in a shared district amid heated Senate floor exchanges.
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Assembly
Democratic Assembly
Bob Moretti
Senate
California
Los Angeles
Peter H. Behr
Tiburon
Milton Marks
San Francisco
Sec
Lawrence E. Walsh
D-Hantington Park
Walsh
World leaders seek dollar revaluation amid crisis talks
An international group of ten nations including Belgium Canada France West Germany Italy Japan the Netherlands Sweden the United Kingdom and the United States convenes to discuss a potential dollar devaluation and currency realignment. Negotiators aim to reduce the overvalued dollar by moving toward higher currency balances with major rivals like West Germany and Japan, while balancing barriers and trade pressures.
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Belgium
Canada
France
West Germany
Italy
Japan
Netherlands
Sweden
United Kingdom
United States
Nixon
Azores
Connally
Ameroun Sports
Weather Summary for San Francisco Bay Area Sunday
Patchy morning fog in valleys with fair to variable cloudiness across the region. Little temperature change expected. highs mostly in the mid 50s to mid 60s with some areas in the 60s and some 50s, light winds turning southerly in parts. Frost tonight possible in sheltered valleys, patchy fog likely again tomorrow morning.
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San Francisco Bay Areas
San Francisco
Mount Flas Insisklyov
Shasl
Santa Clara Valley
San Jose
Hollister
Diablo
San Remen
Moraga
Changi
Fragmented South County fire report with multiple addresses
A garbled dispatch lists fire calls across Alameda County including Hayward Castro Valley San Leandro Livermore Pleasanton Dublin Fremont and Oakland areas. The note mentions smoke investigations resuscitation efforts and numerous street names with unclear timestamps and responders.
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Alameda County
At & Am
Hayward
Mission Bive
Industrist Walt
Pam
Tse -Sydwaore
Castro Valley
Tay Pam
Aarshall Btraut
Meads Wylen Brive
Ain
Redwood
San Leandro
Willer
Seraee Sa
San. Lorenzo
Shs
Ashland Corm Macarthur
Ale
Cherryland
Asa Aim Sat Perkins
Ayeye
St. Johns River
VSM
aulTin
Masienes
Marriages Listed Across South County in Local Area Names
A long list of marriage announcements appears for numerous individuals across Fremont, Hayward, Oakland, San Lorenzo, Newark, and surrounding locales. Names include Kenneth, Janet, Edward, Margaret, Stephen, Diane, Raymund, Francis, Lyne, David, Mary, Dorothy, Stephen, Karen, Philip, Anita, Ferry, Lynn, David, Elizabeth, Alicia, Robert, William, Susan, Mark, Andrew, James, Maureen, Debora, and many others, often paired with ages and hometowns such as Fremont, Hayward, San Leandro, and Newark, reflecting a regional matrimony notice page.
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Kenneth games _vouness
Archon
Diane Stacker
Kain Fremont
Chester Dale Potter
Joyew
Karen Lawn
Bayvined
Philip Lloyd
Pawlaen Dry Ue
Sam Leandra
Anita Goll Chessom
San Lorenzo
Ferry Nolan Tate
Cas Bays
Hona Lee Banditi
Newerk
Fort Wayne
Kain
Arizona
Tharkes Lester Balintinsky
Ean Leandro
Coraty Jean Frasnr
Gasiea Wally
George Charles McCrary
Ellen Por Sandbsiy
Kath Pleasanian
Osnald
Eugene Wentworth
Colone
Alicia Holbragh
Noth Livertrove
Dkms
Robert Edwards
Jan Brine Patehin
Bathman Lyandea
Dgenax
William Warllett
Pleasanton
Pandora Paya Sconyans
My Sam Lorenzo
Rice Ampid Catheira
Newark
Lorenine Ray Foxe
Fremuly Patrick James O'Nei
Eleanor Jean Geass
Kath Fremont
Dawn Alivor Montoya
Pleasant Hille
Ruby Mary Acevedo
Logadro
Nacdean Allan Fraser
Sin Leandro
Elizabeth Louise
Ophir Somers
Oakiari Soeech
Anthony Varnass
Altimedy
Florence Jane Harrinberger
San Leancen
Alder
Cliffaed
Mary Low
Lynd
Laurer Koippet
Andrew Camp Caler
Srundenkay Hernandez
Fremont
James Stadfaprs Bouligiry
Dolla Anne
Gonzales
Ath Dk
Natale Serrons
Maureen Alot Bickeon
Frewnot
Dannis Alan
Mulberry
Negwarky
Deborat Kay Honker
Frama
Alvin Allan Pacheco
Chery Louise Gillespia
San Loandra
Mark Daplet Hull
Susie Tite Oif
Bath Rivermorn
David Barkne Connith
San Leandra
Colleen Ann O’malley
Wp Hoywerd
Funeral Notices From South County Obituaries And Services
South County notices list numerous deaths with details including Union City and Hayward residents. Entries cover ages, service times at Apostolic Church of Christ, cemeteries, and funeral homes such as Warshall Manuel and Mission Rind. Dates span December with varied local churches and relatives named across several families.
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Lawrencis
Larry) Steven Jacobs
Union City
Fembray
Apostolic Church of Christ
Montay
Warshall
Manuel Sw
Hayware
Marana
John
L. Marshall
Hayward
Zaimira Valeria
Oaklands
Paul
Barry Faarenadl
Janine Curtis
Jay- Ward
Ang Vaijenn Walsh
Iceriant
Miniuer
Idpt.t
Leandea
Dry Cleaners’ Union
Bayal
Weayayecal Mortuary
Temeira
Steven Pace
Onar Drother
Franke T. Rogtes
Hayyand
Don “Teiveirn
Oakland
AAP
UNB
Ceunet No
Ane Guited
Auto. Workers Union
Ative
Mar Dip Telvity
Ape
Ine Ahingel
Ine Ahingel At He Hayward Earlynty, 2277 Mission Divd
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Act
Bonanno Brothers
Ahrens Fox
Harvey L, Fe
Shreveport
Carter
Longview, Tex
George H. Boldt
Finday
May Board
Wade
Valery Giscard
Giscard
Karl Klasen
Han Ie
Veltiony
Southerr Alameda
San Diego
Nation
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Av Andliz A Anyque Be Jynoay
Amaville
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Livisville
Atlanta
Birmingham
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Boise
Alamr
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Aalvaurge
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Bottala
Nowe Oriesns
Charleston
New York
Okie. Cay
Il Innase Philaphta Bhawnix
Cleveland Vu
Pittsbur
pHland
Dytuth Ig
Rapid City
Fairbanks
Reno
Uel Worth
Richmund
Spokane
Poltm
Wesley Blvd
Fairview
Jal
Edet Ave
Parm
Turesins East
Livermore
Si Panty Madson Streesy
Glenwind Court
St.rashire
Grenada Bowl
Bam
Hanpy Valley
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WCSD
Wanayyaad
Wanayyaad Lahey West Okt. Eremontom Dim
Lark Out
Capitan Drive
Mowry “Avenue
Gras Tee
AHO Grimmer Bedvisadown
Tal
Avbey Lockwend
Kenneth Wwichae
Aitchell
Eundro
Janet Lorraint Pedeumty
Daliand
Marios
Edward Tigerls
Naty Amargaret
Wagner
Stephen Frederick
Anderina
Rath Cowardin
Fremand
Raymund
Francis Soura
David Waslay Holmes
Mary Cobyleen McSweeney
San Leanitra
David Charles Friedl
Dorothy Marie Pollinichia
Stephen Eugene Ryken
Bombare Inatie Wallis
Castro
South County
Chapel of the Roses
Peyalta Blvd
June Marie
Ellingson
Dee
Serviers
Our Sayior
Lutheran Chweek
East Avenue
Jensen Street
Callaghan Mortuary
Heineman
Everett
Mary Ryan Heincowne Ewing
Thomas W. Heineman
Kathryn Any Baturto
Webb
Arcata
Nancy Webb Sullivan
Sait Lake City
Dear Sredder
Rush Munson
Keneas City
Missouri
Irmadunt
Spirit Day
Temo
Sate
Sorensen Ras
Chabal
Haywant
Ayer
Wdam
Teague
Sames
Sin Jose
Washiopton
Rnsas
Gocambarra
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