Suspect held in death of Hayward man
An Oakland janitor was arrested on manslaughter charges after the shooting death of James Osborne 36 of Hayward. Osborne was struck by gunfire near Hansen's lounge and died at Providence Hospital. Richard Turk 69 of Oakland admitted a confrontation but witnesses described a return fire from Osborne.
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Castro Valley school board candidates file papers
John J. O'Donnell, listed as business management, filed papers to run for one of two Castro Valley school board seats alongside incumbent Paul Rhodes and attorney Larry J. Goodman. O'Donnell lives at 3560 Jamison Way Apt 9. Newark resident Joseph Trippi filed for a Newark special city council election.
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Castro Valley
O'Donnell
Jamison Way
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Police seek missing motorized Santa in Atherton prank
Atherton police hunt for a small motorized Santa Claus statue that decorated the station front each holiday season. The robot was unplugged and stolen last weekend. Patrolman Patrick Rolle called the kidnaping a town joke with no suspects.
Police blotter reports multiple burglaries in South County
Local law agencies log numerous overnight break ins including vehicle thefts and home burglaries across Castro Valley San Lorenzo and surrounding areas. Items stolen include stereo cassette players cash liquor cigarettes and a teller of various residence and business entries with windows pried or locks slipped.
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Autontecca
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Vettel
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Lelte
Winder
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Rte
Donald Curtis
Cass
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Mex Turpin
Vacmont
Gilaxé
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Castro Valley
Eden board vacancy: five finalists chosen from 17
County supervisors Bort and Santana trim 17 Eden director applicants to five with Hayward ties seen as preferred. Appointment delayed to January 4, risking a $28,000 special election if no choice is made by January 7. Names of finalists withheld.
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Unil
Joseph Bort
Bort
Charlie Santana
Santana
Jack ‘W. Singleton
Hayward
Guido Casades
Eden District
Board of Supervisors
Porrty
Mexico
San Lorenzo panel urges four schools closed
The San Lorenzo panel backs shuttering four elementary schools El Portal, Jonne, Linda Vista and Grant to boost district efficiency. Enrollments range from 158 to 281 with projected increases. staff would transfer to nearby sites. Reassignment likely includes busing and merged classes to raise average school size toward 400.
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Dickson
el Portal
Pomar Vista
Grant
Grant Ave
Linds Vista
Rickson
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Hillside
Levering
Fairmont
Dayton
War on moths to curb willow Glen outbreak
San Jose will see an intensive gypsy moth battle overseen by the state Agriculture Department. A quarantine of 800 homes in Willow Glen and airborne chemicals will be used to fight the caterpillars, at an estimated cost of 250000 dollars over four years. Residents must submit cars and centers for inspection when leaving or traveling.
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UPL
State Department of Agriculture
Chester Howe
Santa Clara
Érin
Residents oppose 7 Eleven liquor plan in Niles area
Residents testified at a three hearing before Administrative Law Judge Stewart A Judson challenging the issuance of a liquor license for a planned 7-Eleven at Rock Avenue and Niles Boulevard near The Trees condominium project. Southland Casp sells the franchise. executives claimed training and policies would prevent problems. The state ABC will decide after Judson’s proposed decision in three weeks.
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State Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control
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Southland
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Bob Nelson
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Honeymoon couple takes ferry ride for first bay crossing
Erik Cooper and Sonia Li wed at City Hall and began their honeymoon with a 22 mile ferry trip from San Francisco to Larkspur in Marin County. The couple, with ties to London and San Francisco, chose the water route as Seucar’s store closed.
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Ford to idle 3000 workers after Christmas week
Detroit based Ford Motor Co will lay off about 3000 workers for one week after the Christmas New Year holiday. Metuchen New Jersey and Kansas City assembly plants will be closed the week of December 29 as Ford moves to balance production and inventory of small and mid sized cars. Chrysler and General Motors also plan layoffs.
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Six Boys Arrested For Santa Claus Mischief In Caro
Six boys aged 11 to 15 were arrested in Caro Michigan after attacking Santa at his courthouse lawn booth on December 7. They threw snow, knocked off his glasses, and stole candy while two others kept watch. Santa later kept the booth open and no charges were pressed by him, with juvenile court hearings pending. The Chamber of Commerce and local youths expressed remorse.
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UPI
mid-Michigan
Santa Claus
Santa
Care Police
Kenneth Ball
Ball
Tuscola County
Bart
Chicago Mourns Mayor Daley as He Dies After Heart Attack
Chicago remembers Mayor Daley after a fatal heart attack. Paramedics and Northwestern Memorial Hospital staff tried chest massage, drugs, and a respirator to save him. Family waited nearby as specialists opened airways and a priest administered Last Rites before he was declared dead. Messages of sympathy poured in from national leaders and city allies.
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Northwestern Memorial Hospital
Vectors
City Hall
Bridgeport
Jimmy Carter
Ford
Sultan of
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Washington State records driest autumn in 1873 era
Seattle reports this fall as the driest in western Washington since records began in 1873. Treager 3.35 inches fell between Sept 21 and Dec 21, far below the about 15 inches typical for autumn. The year follows by one of the region’s worst flood periods in decades, with prior fall lows around six inches in 1930 and seven inches in the 1920s and 1930s.
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UPS
Washington State
Wishingune
Bay Area stereo raid seizes bootleg tapes at Arimando's
Bay Area police raided Arimando's Records in Richmond seizing 104 tapes valued at about a sum. The operation followed prior raids in the area as part of a crackdown on bootleg material.
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Tre Fey
Bay Area
Arimando's
Records
Richmond
Seren
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