Clerk Recovers Money From Would-be Robber at Parlor
Hayward police said Elizabeth Hoefle 22 a clerk at Vickis Karrousel 46 W Harder Road confronted a teenage robber 9 20 p m grabbed him by the shirt collar threw him to the floor and retrieved $50 from the cash register leaving the suspect to flee dropping a toy pistol The incident harmed a family business as the father lay in a hospital nearby.
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Hayward Lunol incumbents file for school posts
Incumbent Hayward school trustees Albert Lepore and Marvin Weinreb have filed papers for re election. Weinreb has not yet filed official papers. For two Hayward posts up for election March 8 only Lepore and Weinreb had filed so far. Glen Sungl district incumbent David B Hoxie filed yesterday to become the first official candidate.
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Albert Lepore
Ag Pressden Board
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Sungl Glen
David B. Hoxie
U.S. Funds Eyed for Union City and New Haven Projects
Union City could receive 275000 to install wheelchair ramps in downtown and 179600 for sewer work on Lake Chabot Road Estudillo Avenue, with Davis Street sewer relocation also planned. Union City Manager William Zaner notes hesitation to celebrate amid space constraints and funding delays. New Haven officials discuss project feasibility and prioritization under state and federal review, with other Oakland-area allocations noted.
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Burglaries Reported Across Soul County Precincts
Police blotter details numerous burglaries and thefts including residences of Kim Allen, Frances van Degrit, Marguerite Minvial, and Doris Santiaces. Items stolen include televisions clocks jewelry wallets cameras and cash valued at hundreds to thousands with entries through windows and doors. several incidents note vehicles damaged or entered and wallets and personal items taken in Tuesday and Monday predawn hours.
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Don Braker
Terry Cockayne
Loch
Sac Leandro Unity Church
Joaquin Ave
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Kismeth Cubse
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Oakland payroll tax sparks regional debate among cities
Oakland moves to tax wages of all workers in the city prompting Hayward San Leandro and other East Bay cities to weigh matching measures. Officials argue the tax could deter business and shift costs to residents while some leaders defend it as fair to nonresidents who use city services.
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Union City
Roman coin found in Indian mound near Houndrock Texas
In Austin, UPI reports a Roman dime found in an Indian mound near Houndrock Texas prompts debate on pre-Columbian contact. Dr Jerry Epstein and Walter Horton describe the coin minted London 913 4 1 4 1 and discuss possible historical scenarios and dating around 1000 A D.
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Europe
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Red lamp warning and Fresno highway smash headline
Daily news brief warning against red fog lamps as illegal amid growing amber lamp trend. A fertilizer truck overturned and burned on Highway 98 near Bakersfield after a blowout, driver Billy W. Lane, 27, from Shafter, reported loss of control. The Cohen Family of Los Angeles wins a 20,000 pound first prize in the Irish Hospital Sweepstakes. A rapist terrorizes Grady Hospital Rape Crisis Center in Atlanta, targeting staff and listing future victims. A swine flu vaccine lawsuit seeks 5.5 million for Wayne Young paralyzed by Guillain Barré syndrome. Stock prices rise on NYSE ahead of Christmas holiday. Dow up 1,511 to 996.04. NASA unveils a new satellite tracking system with a 796 million dollar contract to operate in 1980. Two fasting prisoners in Islay are hospitalized during hunger strike. Brezhnev’s son Yuri appointed deputy minister of Foreign Trade. Seventeen Jewish activists under house arrest after Jewish Cultural Symposium events.
Counterfeit $100 Bills Passed at Southland Shops
Police report phony $100 notes moved through Southland shopping center with 11 passed Saturday and one yesterday. Suspect Gilbert Fullerwood, 32, Culver City, held 12 counterfeit bills. he allegedly bought goods worth 25 to 50 dollars and changed clothes in a parking lot. A car linked to him is missing, suggesting an accomplice. Serial number Lresss6700 appears on multiple bills, with a similar note found in San Francisco.
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Two men attack Hayward bartender at Turf Club
Tommy G. Brasher, 22, says two men left Turf Club on Mission Blvd after name calling and followed his cab home. They assaulted him outside his home at about 3 18 a m, striking him and biting his shoulder and stomach. Brasher’s mother heard the commotion and the suspects fled.
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Abowe
12 year old beats the odds and recovers from coma
After a four hour brain bleed surgery and eight hours of cardiac arrest, Hans Gonzalez stunned doctors with slow but steady gains. Therapists trained to retrain speech, movement, and feeding, while his devoted parents and hospital staff kept up daily rehabilitation. By November he left Children's Hospital, singing in church and thanking his supporters as progress continued.
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Corma
Children’s Hospital
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Sirgeon
Our Lady of Good Counsel
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Chris Johnson
Lili Kacsnik
Hanover
Germany
Red White Blue Mystery Balloon Spooks Manhattan
A red white and blue hot air balloon drifted over lower Manhattan causing a rush hour stir before it landed in Queens near the East River just before 10 am. FAA and police officials stated it was a police matter and the pilot was removed in good condition.
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