Means Sentenced To Four Years In South Dakota
Russell Means, noted American Indian activist, was sentenced to four years in a South Dakota prison after a 1974 Minnehaha County courthouse disturbance. He refused a jury trial, planned to appeal, and asked to be released to continue his work. Prosecution sought six to eight years. Means had no prior felony convictions. The incident began with a courtroom melee that spilled into the street.
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Sioux Fas SD
UPI
Russell Means
Sen Lean
Suh Dakota
Minnehaha County
Mears
Richard Braithwaite
Braithwaite
Means
Growth limit case heads to Supreme Court review
An appeal challenging Petalums plan to limit suburban growth reaches the Supreme Court, with a decision possible in weeks on whether to accept for full review or to leave the U S Circuit Court ruling upholding the plan in place.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Tacta X&h US
Circuit Court of Decision
Hayward Man Held in Stabbing
Hayward resident Charles C. Woodall, 24, of 22972 Second Street, was arrested on suspicion of assault with intent to commit murder after allegedly stabbing James Clampett, 21, of 709 Cherry Way, in a dispute at Woodall’s apartment. Clampett was taken to Fairmont Hospital, treated, and released.
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Hayward
Charles C. Woodall
Second St
Nent
Woall
James Clampett
Cherry Way
Clampett
Woodall
Fairmont Hospital
Man Accidentally Shoots Himself In Home Incident
Robert A. Britto of 26085 Macine Ave accidentally discharged a pistol while carrying it into a bedroom. He was treated at Kaiser Hospital and released.
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Tay Wand
Robert A. Britto
Macine Ave
Font
Britto
Kaiser Hospital
Social needs survey eyed for Hayward costs
Research Associates submitted an informal estimate of 35 000 to 50 000 for a city wide social needs survey. Evelyn Schneider chair of the needs assessment committee says the sample would be scientific and demographically stratified to identify social problems and guide resource use.
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Page My Research Associates
Bickenzie
Evelyn Schneider
Bryken
Hayward
Mrs. Schneider
McKenzie
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Suspect Arrested on Three Charges in Hayward
A Hayward man Doyle W. Duke Bowman was arrested at 3:34 a.m. on suspicion of grand theft receiving stolen property and discharging a weapon after deputies responded to a robbery attempt report. The suspect allegedly threatened a man at his home and asked for drugs, with items including a driver's license and stereo equipment recovered.
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Hayward
Doyle W. “Duke” Bowman
Meekland Ave
William Bartholdi
Bartholdi
Shen 40
Bowman' Sv Tesi
Yaid
Dence
Fount Fenthtals
Women Now Make Up Almost Half of Mercenary Workforce
Daily news digest notes that about 40 percent of job candidates for mercenary work are women. James A. Lent of El Kainas Enterprises in San Diego, a placement agency for mercenaries, is quoted on women’s growing roles in spies pilots and saboteurs.
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Mom
Mala Haris
James A. Lent
el Kainas Enterprises
San Diego
Driver arrested after accident in San Leandro
Police report a driver was arrested on suspicion of drunken driving after allegedly striking pedestrian Fridy Saucedo 66 and attempting to flee the Safeway lot at Bancroft Avenue. Saucedo was knocked to the ground, treated at Fairmont Hospital, and the driver attempted to drive away but a motorist blocked her path.
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San Leandro
Elsis
Sarah, Devries
Essie
Safeway
Bancroft
Ave
Fridy Saucedo
Satandro
Saucedo
Sie
Fairmont Hospital
Firefighters City Split Talks Over Labor Pact
Hayward negotiations between the city and Local 1909 of the International Association of Firefighters broke off with no new labor pact before the expired contract at 12:01 a.m. Negotiations may go to binding arbitration per a November charter amendment. Local president Robert Young said arbitration looms if no new offers are made, with wage disputes at the core.
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Hayward
We Cily
Local 1909
International Association of Firefighters
Herb Hern
Robert Young
Pele
Fundamental education sparks debate in Hayward schools
Mrs. Hamblin advocates a graded fundamental school with single classrooms and teacher led activities focusing on reading writing spelling and arithmetic especially for primary grades. Homework would be standard with letter grades tied to achievement and special classes for struggling students. Parents would be kept informed and involved, while district officials weigh the plan against open enrollment and district ties.
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Hayward
Lorin Eden
Frank Perry
Ray Arveson
Lt Wuld
Fundamental School
Weather roundup across U S regions with varying conditions
The report outlines weather in multiple regions including the Tanya Clara Valley and Diablo San Ramon Moraga areas with cool conditions and mid 20s lows, upper 30s highs, and brisk westerly winds. It mentions fair to cloudy conditions in the Sierra Nevada, Monterey Day Area, Napa Sonoma Valleys, Santa Rosa Plain, and north to northwest winds with freeze risk tonight and through Friday. Continuous advisories note chilly temperatures, frost risk in several zones, and varying winds up to 19 mph.
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Mremis Iorth
Sinn Joe
Se Honlster
Diablo San Ramon Moraga
Ivermore
Concord
Sierra Wevada
Bea
Frisey
Lotal Pussy
Tang
Man Joaquin
Cole
Ueely
Ered
Methivant Leving
Ope
Wong
Valley
Monterey Day Area
Fai
Trix Gay
Pecherry
Mowiyolay
Hind
Tide tables fragment reports Friday highs and tides
Tide tables show Friday high tides near 12H and 1220 ANG, listing heights in feet and local times. Observations note a low tide and sunset timing, with a reference to live city data and coastal measurements.
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iWem
Fire activity reports across multiple South County districts
A garbled summary of fire department responses during a recent 19 hour period lists incidents across Hesperian Boulevard, Sutro Avenue, Southland Mall vicinity, Westview Way, and Fremont areas. Entries mention vehicle tires, illegal burns, resuscitators, gas investigations, smoke investigations, and nearby auto fires. Locations include Bay Area streets and towns such as Ashland, Fremont, Livermore, and San Lorenzo with times ranging from early afternoon to late evening.
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Zouneintana
al Bash
Hayward Yee Pin
Ee Fuller
Hesperian Boulevard
Police blotter from Suki County reports various crimes
Police blotter details multiple incidents across Suki County including robberies burglaries and break ins. Entries note a raid at 2417 Ahaslon Blvd shop raiding and system testing valued at 670 fake Tuesday and several home burglaries with items stolen such as tools and a shotgun. Other cases reference a robbery near Athan and residences with forced entry. Local sheriff department reports numerous household burglary attempts and vehicle thefts with missing or damaged items.
Funeral notices from Castro Valley and surrounding areas
Multiple obituary notices dated December 1975 to January 1976. Kauhnlin Theodore Kunikin, Joan Kunikin, Patrick Kuhlkin, Mitchell Gordon, and other family members noted. Services planned January 2 1976 at Chapel of the Valley Castro Valley with Interment private. Peter Souza Sr and Jr listed with Kaiser, Liebler unions, and family. Anna Garcia of Fremont remembered with Mass and burial services January 2 1976. Batista Lucia of San Lorenzo remembered with funeral January 2 1976 and services at Santos-Robinson Mortuary and St Johns Church.
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Theodore SI
Castro Valley
Joan Kunikin
Danville
Patrick Kuhlkin
Los Angeles
Mitchell Gordon
Theodore Kunilkin
Concord
New York
Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce
Lake Caabat
F & AM
Castro Valley Lions Club
Convenient Stores Inc
Chapel OF the Valley
Lake Chabot Rd
Caston Valley
Lake Chabot
Squza
Peter 5R
San Jeanfro
Mary C. Souza
Peter Souza Jr
Paul Souza
Seattle
Washington
Richard Souza
San Leandro
Francis Souza
Alameda
John Souza
Maui
Hawaii
Manuel Souza
Kaiser Sagd and Grave
Engineers Union Local 3
Sorensen Bros
H Street
Hayward
Bam
St. Landers
Garcia
Anna
Fremont
Joseph Garcia
Kenneth Garcia
Ralph
Garcls Beth
Fremont & Mary
Souza
Tony Sanchez
Grass Valley
Gabrielanchez
Mountain View
Jann Perniz
Josephane Fisher
San Leandra
JoAnna Ross
San Frantise
Acca
Fremont Chapel of the Roses
Peralta Riya
Temple Way
Corus Christi Catholic Church
Holy Sepulchre
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