Burglaries Hit Hayward Area Schools and Homes
Area burglaries yielded 6000 dollars in business machines stolen from Hayward Adult School at 26316 Hesperian Blvd. Alarmed room door left ajar, with a tire iron found. Across Castro Valley and Hayward homes, 4000+ dollars in possessions and 13272.10 in tools from Arroyo High School auto shop were reported.
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Hayward
Hayward Area
Hesperian Blvd
Richard H. Bawden
San Seamiro
Arroyo High School
Lorenzo Alt
San Lorenzo
Sheriff's Deputies
Truck driver discovers missing trailer with wine cargo
Modesto based trucker John Bennett found his trailer and a cargo of wine missing while traveling west on Interstate 580 near Los Polas Creek. After retracing his route he located the trailer three miles behind with wine cases scattered and broken. An apparent trailer coupler malfunction caused the loss.
Divorce action filed against Castro Valley official Tanner Jr
Joseph M. Tanner Jr., former Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce president, is respondent in a divorce filed Monday by wife Nellie Tanner in Hayward Superior Court. She seeks custody of four children, child support and alimony. They married in Salt Lake City and separated November 1. Family home is 16980 Grosvenor Drive. Community property to be settled by agreement. A previous divorce filing was dropped after reconciliation.
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Castro Valley
Joseph M. Tanner Jr
Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce
Nelleman
Tanner
Hayward Branch
Superior
Joseph. Haater
Tanners
Sell Lake
Grosvenor Drive
Michele L
Suzanne R
John J. K
Joseph M. Dr
Armed robbery suspect arrested in Hayward area
John Edward Tegan a 30 year old suspect linked to multiple armed robberies across South County and beyond was arrested on Industrial Parkway after an intensive multi agency search. Police said he fled a police chase at a Walnut Creek Co op store last month and stole 7000 dollars. He is held on 385000 bail as investigators review warrants and locations tied to the crimes.
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Hayward
South County
Industrial Parkway
John Edward Tegan
Union City
Sheriff's Department
Richard Cros
Co-op
Walnut Creek
Fegan
Orchard Fegzen
Fremont
Seattle
Bay area sewer outfall endorsed by San Francisco board
The San Francisco Bay Regional Water Quality Control Board approved a five year sewage treatment plan and a proposed $54 million East Bay sewer outfall into San Francisco Bay. The panel OKd about $415 million for eight Bay Area projects and endorsed Alameda County’s plan as first on its list. Everett Wright of Castro Valley Sanitary District said discharge from five East Bay districts would use a single large outfall pipe. state water quality approval remains required with funding from state federal and local sources potentially covering up to 80 percent of costs.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
East Bay
Hayward
Castro Valley
Wright
Alameda County
State Water Quality Control Board
Fresno man killed in plane crash near Sierra Sky Park
David Drinkwater 39 of 4140 Rainbow Place was found dead in a light plane wreckage three miles northeast of Sierra Sky Park Fresno. Police and Civil Air Patrol say the crash likely stemmed from engine failure as investigators review the open-field site along the runway. The flight departed Fresno Monday at about 7 pm and the CAP found the wreckage at 2:20 pm yesterday.
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Fresno
Castro Valley
David Drinkwater
Sierra Sky Park
Drinkwater
Ravenwood Place
Civil Air Patrol
Sky Park
Hart
Madera County Sheriff's
Mresno
U S jets strike near Hanoi amid Laos Cambodia actions
U S aircraft raided eastern Laos near the Ho Chi Minh trail and carried out a large bombing raid with multiple jet and helicopter strikes into Cambodia. The operation included a near-Hanoi strike described as protective action, the closest to the city in 18 months, and amid ongoing combat across Laos, Cambodia, and South Vietnam.
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Laos
Cambodia
Skoun
Phnom Penh
Saigon
Krek
South Vietnam
Hanoi
North Vietnam
United States
U.S
Song Tay
Humphrey Signals Strong Interest In 1988 Presidential Run
Movie Press International reports that Hubert H. Humphrey, the Democratic 1988 hopeful, told Minnesota supporters he is considering running in major primaries and will announce plans late next month. He cited a good chance and ready resolve despite an uphill battle. Other Democrats named include Muskie Hartke McGovern Yorty Mills Jackson Chisholm, with Hartke planning to announce by Jan 1. On the GOP side, Barry Goldwater? Davits says Nixon’s reelection odds improve though Agnew’s conduct remains an unknown factor for future campaign strategy.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Potentia
Temocratiz
Minnesota
Edmund
S. Muskie
Maine
Ohio
John J Gilligan
Actin
Gilligan
Washington
Senatap Hartke
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Jartke
New Hampshire
Homphrey
Muskie
Hartke
George 8. McGovern
D-8.d
Sam Yorty
Los Angeles
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Henry M. “Jackson
D-Wash
Shirly Chisholm
Dn.y
Seneoh K. Davits
F-M
Sai
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Police seek thief with sack at Fremont store
Fremont police hunt a youth who vanished with a sack of cash from a drawer behind the register in a household furnishings shop. A clerk and witnesses chased him with a security guard but lost him in the parking lot. The bag dropped contained only a saber blade bought earlier. In San Leandro a separate report describes a masked hold up at Customade Draperies in Terrace Mill.
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Fremont
Department of ‘Niec’s
von Grinemer Blvd
San Leandiro
Terrace
Ernestine Worthman
Nixon nominee eyed for U.S. attorney post in Los Angeles
Willliam D. Keller, a Los Angeles attorney and UCLA law graduate, is reported by the Los Angeles Times to be Nixon administration’s pick to become U.S. Attorney in Los Angeles, succeeding Robert L. Meyer. Keller, a former assistant U.S. attorney, is under a routine field check, while Justice officials declined to confirm.
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Los Angeles
UPT
Nixon
Willliam D. Keller
Ucla Law
Robert L. Meyer
U.S
Los Angeles Times
Keller
PBI
the Times
Washington
Richard G Kinindienst
Justice Department
Soviet underground explosion detected near Caspian region
Uppsala Seismological Institute reported a Soviet underground explosion northeast of the Caspian Sea. Spokesman said the tremor occurred at about 7:59 am local time and registered near 7.1 on the Richter scale.
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Uppsala
Sweden
UPI
Uppsalia Seismotogical Institute
Caspian Sea
Florida tests confirm 5200 year old preserved brain find
Florida marine archaeologist Carl Clausen and Dr. Kelly Brooks reported the discovery of a preserved brain inside a 5200 year old skull found in a sinkhole near Charlotte Harbor. The skull was aged by carbon dating in Japan and later returned to Tallahassee for study, with the subject dated to about 5200 years ago and the girl’s age estimated around six or seven.
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Dir
U Minh Forest
Mekong Delta
Saigon
Jn Saigon
Hoa Binh
Peace
Cambodia
Peam Chhkork
Phnom Penh
Phoom Penh
Am Rong
North Varrl Charlotte, Fla
UPI
Florida
Jewsmen Tnesday
Kelly Brooks
University of Florida
Clausen
Japan
Tallahassee
Welfare pay hike and staff boost approved
The board approved a welfare pay increase amid support for applicants and authorized six additional clerks in the health care services agency to handle bills to Blue Cross. The county aims to recover Medi-Cal under a new financing setup, with department additions costing about $65,000 for the rest of the year. Final approval was given to reorganize the Alameda County Comprehensive Health Planning Council, which will remain five board‑appointed members after separation from the health care services agency.
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Health Care Services Agency
Blue Cross
Alameda County Comprehensive Health Planning Council
Equncil
Stil
Heroin motorist saves man after wreck
Stevenson recounts a rescue scene after an accident where a motorist named Wilson fell from an embankment. Stevenson and a second motorist pulled Wilson from the water, covered him with a blanket, and waited for medical help. Stevenson, soaked and late for work, said any bystander would have acted.
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Wilson
Stevenson
Navy
Manila priest talks gunman into surrender in hostage case
Arcilla, a 27 year old Manila man, held two women hostage in Paco district apartment. He released the hostages after priest Robert Garan persuaded him to surrender the 38 caliber revolver. The hostages Teresita Dulay and Zeny Mendoza appeared frightened but unharmed. Police described Arcilla as a frustrated sailor and noted he demanded rum and champagne during the standoff.
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Maniea
UPI
Arcilla,Jr
Manila
Robert Garan
Manchester
N.H
Teresita du- Jay
Catholic
la Concordia College
Zeny Mendoza
Arcilla
Kimg
Miss Dulay
Salvacior Dulay
Los Angeles
Dulay
Paco
Garon
la Sallete Order
Garun
Gift elephant stranded in Yule travel chaos in Chicago
Otis H. Whitaker buys a 450 pound baby elephant named Susie as a Christmas gift for his Houston baby. Flight delays force Susie and her animal companions to be rerouted to Des Plaines Illinois. Special care and formula are prepared as Hoffman’s pet shop houses the animals awaiting onward transport.
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Chicago
UPI
Otis H. Whitaker
Susie
Whitaker O
Houston
Tex
Whitaie
Hoffman
Texas
Waldheim named new UN leader after veto-free vote
After five veto-laden sessions the UN council allegedly finally agrees. China withheld its veto in a secret ballot allowing Kurt Waldheim to gain a recommendation by a slim margin. Argentine Ambassador Carlos Ortiz de Thovar tallies show 12 votes, raising Waldheim's total. One veto, likely from the Soviet Union, blocks the outcome for now.
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China
Waldheim
Carlos Ortiz de Thovas
Soviet Union
Nixon to sign wage law expanding civilian and serviceman raises
Nixon plans to sign a wage law raising pay for about 1 million civilian government workers and 2.6 million servicemen with a possible postponement option. The act also extends and stabilizes rates, creates pay and price panels, and allows triple damages for consumer rent or price overcharges while setting up a three judge appeals court for panel rulings.
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Nixon
Pay Board
Price Commission
Girls Club Play Canceled in San Leandro
The San Leandro Girls Club cancels this week’s performance of a year old play titled The False Sir Santa Claus due to illness and production problems. Members had rehearsed at the community library center, with shows planned for last night, tonight, and tomorrow night.
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Jan Lagandro
San Leandro
Elizabeth Swift
Tnard
Santa Claus
Li Jni
Commrunity Library Center
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