Peasant caravan pushes for land expropriation reform
A protest march of peasants students and leftists moving from Gillacan Sinaloa toward Mexico City halted at towns along the Pacific coast. About 1000 participants gathered in a peaceful display seeking formal government expropriations of private lands amid political clashes over a judge's ruling on former president Echeverria's land order.
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Mazatlan
Sinaloa State
Mexley Upi
Pacific Coast
Gillacan
Mexico City
Culiacan
Echeverria
Sonora
Sinaloa
Lee James Portillo
Carlos de Silva Y Java
Court bans sex as factor in age limit for buying beer
The Supreme Court rules that Oklahoma may not set different legal ages for buying beer based on sex. Justice Brennan states that the law’s goal is weak and violates equal protection, while dissenters argue against extending protections to the state. The case centers on Curtis Craig and a Stillwater drive‑in.
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Washington
UPL
Supreme Court
Oklahoma
William J. Brennan Jr
Warren E. Burger
Willian H. Rehnquist
Brennan
Oklahoma State University
Curtis Craig
Stillwater
Three Santa Rita inmates still at large after jail escapes
Three Santa Rita inmates remain at large after escaping from the county jail by kicking out a rear door in the minimum security area. The escapees were Carl D. Fernandez, Paul Garlock, and John L. Wyman, all in blue prison attire, last seen near Interstate 580 and Gulfstream Street. Two other inmates were captured after cutting a fence with wire cutters but were stopped on a rooftop and detained near the facility.
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Carl D. Fernandez
Oakland
Paul ¥. Garlock
San Leandro
John L. Wyman
Wremont
Richard A. Beals
Concord
Alex TF
More No. 2
Alameda
New Haven Pickets Outside District Offices In Ongoing Talks
About six informational pickets stood around New Haven school district offices as nonteaching staff and the district continued negotiations. Greg Hearn said four hours of talks yielded some progress with 56 issues on the table. The main sticking points are salaries and holidays with the district offering 4.4 percent versus the employees seeking 7.4 percent, and 16 holidays. Bill Jones of the California School Employes Association framed the pickets as normal during bargaining.
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Union City
New Haven
Greg Hearn
Hearn
Bill Jones
California School Employes Association
San Leandro man held on drug charges after search
George Kale, 30, of 1207 144th Ave in San Leandro, woke to police with a search warrant Saturday. Investigators say quantities of hashish, marijuana and amphetamines were found in his bedroom. He is jailed on 7250 bail, facing counts of possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of marijuana for sale, and possession of a controlled substance.
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San Leandro
George Kale
144Th Ave
Kato
Oakland man held in Bayfair forgery case
Clarence Gilbert, 45, of Oakland, was arrested at the Bayfair mall on 10 counts of forgery and 31 counts of possessing forged instruments after store workers reported $180 in forged country currency Christmas scrip. Police recovered a roll of scrip and said it had been given to him by his cousin.
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Clarence Gilbert
Rees-Atkins
Bayfair Mall
Gilbert
Doem Tuaul
Grease Fire Destroys Kitchen In San Leandro
A pan of grease on a stove ignited shortly after 9 a.m. causing a kitchen fire at 4745 Van Ave San Leandro with smoke damage filling the home. Occupants Betty Mollenhauer and Peggy Cornelius escaped. firefighters contained the blaze and assessed overall damage at about 2922 dollars.
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San Leandro
Oakland Raiders
van Ave
Mremen
Betty Mollenhauer
Peggy Cornelius
Informant fears death penalty despite undercover work
The article details Anderson fearing execution if imprisoned while having aided the sheriff's department in stopping heroin dealers. He alleges pressure, promises of immunity, and a safety risk from prison gangs. Officials discuss sentencing, prior felonies, and possible protections, noting the case's dangerous, layered stakes.
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Anderson
Sheriff's Department
Sherif
Jack Baugh
Paugh
Baugh
Anerson
Valerie McEwen
Jack Quatmian
Quatman
Charles Manson
One-woman campaign aids deaf in Fremont effort
Newark resident Mrs. Reed, a former vocational nurse, leads a push to improve deaf access. She studies American Sign Language and SEE, plans a nonprofit with attorney help, seeks funding from Fremont and federal sources, and installs two telephone lines to relay conversations between hearing and deaf individuals.
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Nation
Newark
Reed
Stanford Real Center
Ohlone College
United States
Pneumonia claims accident victim in Hayward death
Hayward man Felix Rubalcaba died from multiple injuries after being struck by a car at Foothill Boulevard and B Street on November 30. Jeannie Lynn Braver, Castro Valley, 18, was cited for failing to yield. Police will forward coroner findings to the district attorney for possible charges.
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Hayward
Foothill Boulevard
Felix Rubalcaba
Third St
Eden-West Rehabilitation Center
Rutalcaba
B Street
Jeannie Lynn Braver
Gem Ave
Castro Valley
Brazer
Rubalcaba
Ms. Li
Newark Driver Dies After Heart Attack During Crash
Charles M. Coker, 60, of 6186 Radcliffe Ave Newark, apparently suffered a heart attack while driving on Industrial Parkway West near Dixon Street Saturday at 9 02 a m. His car lost control and struck a parked trailer causing minor damage. He was dead on arrival at St. Rose Hospital.
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Hayward
Charles M. Coker
Radcliife Ave
Newark
Industrial Parkway West
Dixon Street
St. Rose Hospital
Candidates Take Out Papers for Local School Boards
Potential candidates for the San Lorenzo and Tremont school district boards have taken nomination papers. In San Lorenzo, Wesley Housman of 16005 Gramercy Drive San Leandro became the third to acquire papers joining Sydney Simpson and Gary Craig in the race for two seats currently held by incumbents Robert Amin and Georgia Henderson. No other candidates have filed. In Fremont, John Graham Burke of 244 Little Court became the third to take out papers with no filings yet.
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San Lorenzo and
Tremont
Soard
Wesley Housman
Gramercy Drive
San Leandro
Housman
Sydney
Simpson
Gary Ti
Craig
Robert Amin
Georgia Henderson
Fremont Board
Eden Canyon Road Offramp Closure Planned
CalTrans will close the westbound Eden Canyon Road offramp on Interstate 580 from 7:30 am to 1 pm Monday through Friday until February. Detours advised via Castro Valley Boulevard tunnel. Officials say the closure is to widen the freeway and improve traffic flow.
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Castro Valley
Eden ‘Canyon Road
Interstate 580
State Department of Transportation
CalTrans
Castro Valley Boulevard
Driver sought after car crashes into theater crowd
In San Jose police search for the driver of a car that sideswiped three parked vehicles and plowed into a crowd leaving the San Jose Center for the Performing Arts after a Nutcracker ballet performance. Five people were injured in the incident.
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San Jose
UPI
San Jose Center For
Police blotter highlights multiple Fremont burglaries
Police blotter notes numerous burglaries and thefts across Fremont and surrounding areas. Items stolen include automobiles, jewelry, savings stamps, TVs, stereo equipment, tools, and paint supplies. Several residences report broken windows or pried entries, with suspects active Friday through Saturday and several addresses listed.
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Enery Peters
Fremont
Tobax Ark
Theréss Horan
Laken
Aaruacat Forest
Arvilia Lumiey
Ernest Rabi
Leck
Chery! Mose
Laker
Nancy Lup
Itstive Andrade
Robert
Canner Cpe
Talamen
Granada Circle
Lehn Samos
Automobia
Sharon Stove
James Caudwin
Sap Raken Fricay
Ades Hall
Cohen FriRay
Saluntas
Burton Bush
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South County
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Purty-Key Tow Co
Univ
Donald Martin
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Foothill
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Wild
Griffith
San Léandro US
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Bey
Carlos Areticanos
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Iberean
Casta Valley
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Grant Ave
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Texaco
Alley
Akon Thowesy
Eary
Melvin
Lynn Purcell
Gteria Quinteros
Peter
Chere
Gov Club
Talon
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