Four Suspects Arrested in Separate Hayward Burglaries
Hayward police report four persons arrested in two burglaries. In the first incident, two youths were found climbing from a vehicle as officers arrived to a burglary in progress at Mobile Park, with a spotlight worth 2 and a tape deck worth 125 stolen. In a separate case, David A. Hunter, 18, of Hayward, and a 17-year-old San Lorenzo youth were arrested after breaking into a vehicle and attempting to remove a citizen's band radio. A witness saw them inside parked cars using a flashlight. police found forced entries and wire damage nearby. The pair were arrested for burglary.
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Yoas
David A. Hunter
Catalos Way
San Lorenzo
Requiem Mass Tonight for Sister Eusebia Lins
Requiem Mass will be said for Sister Eusebia Lins 80 at 7 15 p m in the Dominican Convent Chapel Fremont 43338 Mission Blvd Burial will be tomorrow in the Sisters Cemetery at Mission San Jose She died Saturday at the Dominican Sisters Community in Mission San Jose a German native who came to the United States 43 years ago and served as teacher and administrator in California.
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Wachstedt
Germany
Eusebia
United States
California
Dominican Sisters
Mission San Jose
St. Anthony's
San Francisco
Dominican Convent
Mission Blvd
Fremont
Sisters
Police blotter outlines multiple county robberies and thefts
A lengthy police blotter cites robberies and burglaries across South County. Entries name Holland Ges, Richard H. Ramirez, Lura C. Plorez, and others, detailing forced entries, stolen cash, jewelry, cameras, televisions, and vehicles at many addresses including Gary a Brown, Diane Kato, and Will T. Cer. Debris of items from homes, shops, and cars are listed with assorted values.
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Richard H. Ramirez
Lura C. Plorez
Aboen
Ex-con mother fights for custody after reconstructed face
Willie Mae Brown, an ex-convict and jail counselor, vows to win custody of Natasha Conley, a deformed child whose facial bones were rebuilt from rib grafts in a University of Miami operation. Brown says the girl needs stable care and plans to pursue welfare investigations to secure placement.
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Miami
Willie Mae Brown
Miss Brown
Natasha Conley
Romelt
Natasha
University of Miami
Mailman Center For Child
CB radio for the people and the illegal uses
The article recounts FCC actions since 1947 authorizing the 460 to 470 megahertz band for private short distance radio and the rise of CB radios. It notes mobile units in cars and trucks facilitating road information, bootlegging with nicknames, and technical rules such as the five minute limit and channel 9 emergency use and channel 11 as the national hailing frequency.
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Federal Communications Commission
FCC
South County
Pied Piper
Wicked Wanda
Rena
Liberty Bell Moved to New Display Building
The Liberty Bell was relocated from the wooden arches at Independence Hall in Philadelphia to a new building across the street. The bell rests in a medal frame until the New Year’s Eve midnight move to the dedicated display area.
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Philadelphia
Amsterdam thieves confess theft of sixteenth century paintings
Five paintings valued at 1.6 million dollars were recovered undamaged in an Amsterdam home. Police say two Maastricht men aged 22 and 23 confessed to the theft. A 34-year-old Amsterdam man was arrested on suspicion of selling the stolen vases from two London galleries.
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Netherlands
UPL
London
Hayward Veterinarian Murray Camner Dies at 57
Murray Henry Camner longtime Hayward veterinarian and staff vet for the Oakland Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals since 1962 died Sunday at 57. A New York native and former Colorado private practitioner, he led Masonic and veterinary groups and is survived by wife Myrie four children his mother ten sisters and five grandchildren. Services set for 1 p.m. tomorrow at Chapel of the Valley Castro Valley with burial at Lone Tree Cemetery Hayward.
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Murray Henry Cammer
Camner
Oakland Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
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New York
William W. Cooper Masonic Lodge
Denver
Rocky Mountain
California Veterinary Medicine Asociation
Myrie
Chapel of the Valley
Lake Chabot Road
Castro Valley
Lone Tree Cemetery
Singer to phase out area plant and cut 400 jobs
Singer plans to close the San Leandro plant within three years, laying off about 400 employees in the business machines division. The company will incur about 400 million in charges and tax benefits over five years, while already facing a prior loss in profits. City officials call for a citizens committee to explore worker placement options amid the closure.
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Singer
William Hettancourt
Friden, Inc
San Leandro
Jack BD
Mallester
Bettencourt
Business Machines
Meyers named Stanford Law School dean
Charles J. Meyers a 5-year Stanford Law School faculty member since 1962 was named the new dean succeeding Thomas Ehrlich who recently resigned. Meyers will lead the Stanford Law School as its ninth dean effective immediately.
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Stanford University Law School
Meyers
Thomas Ehrlich
Plane resumes search for Beechcraft missing near Lake Tahoe
Civil Air Patrol and a U.S. Navy helicopter joined the search for a Beechcraft missing with four aboard from Vacaville to Fallon. The plane, believed down in rugged Sierra Nevada terrain south of Lake Tahoe, carried pilot Ray Rove 33, and passengers Ronald Mills 2 and Linda Williamson 27 both of Fallon, Nev. Rove, an Agro-Chem Farms manager and LDS Church elder, is married with three daughters and another expected in May. A separate plane spotted Saturday prompted recovery efforts.
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San Lorenzo
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U.S. Navy
Lake Tahoe
Ray Rove
Ronald Mills
Linda Williamson
Fallon
Nev
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Rove
South County
Hayward High School
Peace Corps
California State Polytechnic College
Agro-Chem. Farm Supplies
Church of the Latterday Saints
Judy
Four subcommittees formed on study of area status
Forty nine named to the panel and subcommittees with Turner to supply requested information. Subcommittees will study possible city incorporation, annexation pros and cons, and existing services by the homes association and county. Members include Roger Wallace, Bill Lewis, Doug James, Tom Smith, Allan Frumkin, Philip Barry, Anna Barry, Roberta Denton, Johnny Thayer, Mrs. George Sullivan, John Sullivan, Harold Medeiros, James Biernat, M.F. Oliver, Russ Nathan, Ben Minton, Leo Fancey, Tyler Brooke, Georgie Brooke, Bob Young, Barbara Shockley, Kenneth Aitken, James Riedstra, Donald Williams, James Ready, James Williams, Ellen Williams, Robert Conklin, Mary Young, Shirley Perea, Walter Kempin, Betty Coffin, E. Lee Graham, Betty Moose, JL H. Pratt, Warren LaPier, Lois Sarinebeck, Frank Zwolinski, Dr. William Dolph, Jim Strange, Meyer Fasater, Robin Hughes, RJ Gresham, Jay Kaffer, Wreatha McEre, Joseph Adams, Betty Frates, James Brett. Turner to call a meeting within 30 days. Filing deadlines for March elections noted.
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Bill Lewis
Doug James
Tom Smith
Allan Frumkin
Philip Barry
Anna Barry
Roberta Denton
Johnny Thayer
George Sullivan
John Sullivan
Harold Medeiros
James Biernat
M.F. Oliver
Russ Nathan
Ben Minton
Leo Fancey
Tyler Brooke
Georgie Brooke
Bob Young
Homes Association
Focal Agency Formation Commission
Lois Sarinebeck
Frank Zwolinski
William Dolph
Jim Strange
Meyer Fasater
Robin Hughes
Gresham
Jay Kaffer
Wreatha McEr
Joseph Adams
Betty Frates
James Brett
Turner
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