Robberies Hit San Leandro Hayward and San Lorenzo
In San Leandro Hamid Lee, 4, lost 2384 in cash and jewelry when a robber held him at Joaquin Avenue. A separate Hayward holdup saw a heavyset man threaten Pamela Sadler at a gas station with a knife. In San Lorenzo a thief tried a watch sale ruse then robbed two men, fleeing with cash and watches.
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Hamid Lee
San Leandro
Joaquin Avenue
Haymard
Sang Lee
Rbber
Lee
Hayward
Danio
Pamela Sadler
Red Ball
W. A St
Tron Gate
Beckman Road
San Lorenzo
Tibber
Hayward Boys Club elects new officers for 1972
George Hayward of Southland Shopping Center is elected president of the Hayward Boys Club for 1972. Other officers include Dr. Julius Levine as board chairman Jack Cooper vice chairman Joseph Vilardi president-elect Joseph Dolin first vice president Charles Snipes second vice president Rey Decker third vice president William Vance fourth vice president Gil Hyder secretary Mares Delabriandais treasurer Harold Hayenck historian and We Cooper as immediate past president. Installation set for February 26 at the board’s annual meeting.
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Hayward
Paul George
Southland
Hayward Boys Club
Julius Levine
Jack Cooper
Joseph Vilardi
Joseph Dolin
Charles L. Snipes
Rey Decker
Whiliam Vance
Gil Hyder
Mares Delabriandais
Harold Hayenck
We Cooper
Anese
Burglars Hit San Leandro Homes Saturday
San Leandro resident William Falcone reported a burglary at his home while his family was at the race track. Loot included four watches, six rings, 120 dollars in coins, and other silver and jewelry. Gene Feagle, of San Leandro, also reported a burglary with goods valued at 1053 dollars including a diamond ring, coat, coin collection, movie camera, and portable TV.
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San Leandro
William Falcone
Dedromms Arid
Gene Austin Feagle
Guilty plea in traffic death in San Leandro
An 82 year old Hayward auto mechanic pleaded guilty to misdemeanor manslaughter for a Nov 2 crash on Hampton Road that killed Hayward resident Mary Shaw. Leslie Dean Crawford of 435 Elmwood Lane faces sentencing January 26 in San Leandro Municipal Court after waiving felony drunken driving for the lesser charge.
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San Leandro
Hayward
Hampton Road
Leslie Dean Crawcford
Elmwood Lane
San Leanfire
Crawford
Jesser
Munuicipal Court
Robert K. Byers
Hils
Hampton
Mary Shaw
Willow
Senate votes to override Reagan veto. Assembly blocks
Sacramento AP reports the Senate failed to override Reagan vetoes after a 27-18 vote to curb public building soundproofing measures. Assembly Republicans held firm, with only six vetoes reaching votes as Reagan’s tally for the year hits 187. one Republican criticized a veto on a prison ombudsman plan amid heated exchanges.
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Sacramento
Senate
Reagan
Assembly Republicans
Tower House
Anthony C. Bellenson
Beverly Hills
Assembly
Frank Murphy
Santa Cruz
Stabbing at New Year Party Near San Leandro
A 24 year old San Leandro man in satisfactory condition at Highland Hospital after chest wounds from a stabbing allegedly by his brother in law Jose Arcains 28 of Oakland. Arcains arrested in Pleasanton two hours later on assault with intent to commit murder charges. A second man Gregory Himiang 8 of Charlotte Avenue suffered a minor arm wound.
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San Leandro
Highland Hospital
Timmy del Castillo
Cheriotte Ave
Jose Apilado Arcains
Oakland
Pollee
Arcaina
Pleasanton
Sheriffs Epiles
Gregia Himiang
Charlotte Avenue
Hit and run driver identified in Fremont case
Lewis W. Cooper of Temple City California was identified as the driver of a stolen sports convertible that struck a bicyclist and three cars before rolling over on Paseo Padre Parkway. He faced charges of auto theft felony hit and run and assault with a deadly weapon with bail set at nine thousand dollars. Cooper reportedly jumped a parked car and fled. bystanders pursued and detained him until police arrived. The bicyclist suffered leg fractures and was treated at Washington Hospital in fair condition.
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Fremont
Temple City
Caldf
Lewis W. Cooper
Lou's
Cooper
Paseo Padre Parkway
Tamayo Street
Tamayo
Blevelist Aiits Hayward
Donald Pautini
Washington Hospital
Willy
Park chief defends city tree ordinance in development debate
City Park Chief Owen defends a tree preservation ordinance amid debates over removing eucalyptus and other trees for a Fletcher Lane complex. He cites replacements like magnolias and redwoods, while noting some stands, such as Memorial Park groves, may be saved only by public purchase or may be lost due to building constraints and safety concerns.
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Owen
Lke Owen
Tee
Owen Bannles
Jeter
Telephone
Don Kol Co
Santa Clara
Eden Landing Road
Iphis Ds
Memorial Park
Cher-Brook Development and Investment Co
Collover
Fletcher Lane
Joseph's Cemetery
To &T
Tax reform gaps expose 112 millionaires dodging taxes
The Treasury reports 12 Americans with incomes from 200 003 to over 1 million paid no federal income tax in 1970 with April 1971 filing. Rep Henry Reuss says the Tax Reform Act of 1909 failed to close loopholes and a full scale tax overhaul is needed to ensure everyone pays their fair share. Names were not released by the Treasury.
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Henry Reuss
D-Wis
Treasury
Reuss
Nixon Pushes Vietnam Exit as Troop Levels Drop
In Saigon the U S command reported 157 000 American troops remaining in Vietnam as of December 30 a drop of 54 percent from the 334 600 at year end 1970 and noting a small withdrawal due to early discharges for Christmas 1 400 servicemen sent home last week the smallest since 312 media.
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Saigon
Lipt
Nixon
Tay
United States
Vietnam
Woman Tries to Reach Help After Long Snow Journey
Mrs Culver trudged eleven miles through snow to reach an emergency phone that failed. She walked six more miles seeking assistance, hitchhiking unsuccessfully, until a deputy sheriff's wife helped her to a relative’s house. A sheriff’s party later retrieved Culver’s body. She plans to move closer to others for help in the future.
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Culver
Pat Nixon Visits Liberia Inauguration Tour
Pat Nixon attends Liberia inauguration as part of a broader Africa tour with husband Richard Nixon serving as vice president earlier. The article notes Tolbert’s long tenure and roles in Liberia, including treasury service and as one of the nation's youngest vice presidents who also represented Liberia at a U.S. presidential inauguration.
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Liberia
Harry Truman
Reds Launch Attacks and Shell U S Air Base
Widespread fighting across Svay Rieng and Krek areas as Cambodians and South Vietnamese troops engage with Communist forces. Reports cite 18 government troops and 4 Communists killed, with heavy shelling at Long Cheng and Da Nang rocket exchanges. Civilians evacuated from Long Cheng. U S air guidance gear withdrawn toward Vientiane in a suspected setback for the government.
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Svay Rieng
South Vietnam
UPI
Pen Chantaraj
Vientiane
Laos
Lang Chen
United States
Ho Chi Minh
Long Cheng
Plain of Jars
North Vietnam
da Nang
Wat
Krek
Cambodia
Saigon
Rther
Clhrigid
Seaut
Woman's death ruled accident in Newark
Newark woman Hazel Ky Perron 63 of Sid Brittany Avenue died after a fall at the Colonial Room cocktail lounge in Lewis Center. Coroner reported a blow to the head from slipping and falling. patrons heard a thud and found her on the floor. She died about six hours later at Washington Hospital.
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Newark
Hazel Ky Perron
Sid Brittany Ave
Colonial Room
Lewis Center
Pern
Nixon heads west for talks with Eisaku Sato in Japan
President Nixon travels to the western region for meetings with Prime Minister Eisaku Sato of Japan. The trip follows a month of conferences with allied leaders, continuing through Thursday and Friday.
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Walsington
UPD
Nixon
Tate Tday
Eisaku Sato
Japan
North Viet Nam accuses Nixon of treachery in Paris talks
North Vietnamese delegates at the Paris peace conference charged President Nixon advanced perfidious arguments to shirk responsibility for American servicemen in captivity or combat and pressed a seven point plan calling for unilateral U.S. withdrawal and end to support for the Saigon regime. They rejected Nixon's claim that the United States offered to withdraw in exchange for prisoners and urged real negotiations without further bombings.
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Paris
UPI
North Vietnam
Nixon
Indochina
Hanwi
CBS
U.S
Tndochima
Saigon
Nguyen On Thiet
Cecil
Hanoi
Sas
Vietnam
Nixon at a glance on CBS interview and 1972 plans
President Nixon said he will decide by January 14 whether to seek re election and may keep Vice President Agnew as running mate. He plans to engage in public partisan activity after the Republican National Convention opening August 21 in San Diego. He discussed Phase 2 economic controls possible this year and noted future troop withdrawals from South Vietnam before February 1 with the pace depending on North Vietnam.
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Spiro T. Agnew
San Diego
Moscow
Peking
Vietnam
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Saigon
O.S
Nixon hints at second Vietnam withdrawal option
Nixon, discussing U S options in Vietnam, cites a possible residual force of 25 to 36 thousand and air strikes on the North. He links withdrawal to POW releases and Saigon’s survival prospects, notes Kissinger’s talks with Chou En Lai, praises a Chinese prisoner release, and signals possible Phantom jet sales to Israel. He stresses flexible draft rules after Americans are out and POWs freed.
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North Vietnam
Nixon
Vietnam
United States
U.S
Saigon
Henry A. Kissinger
Chou En-Lai
Kissinger
Chon
Veesidant
Terael
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