Pilot Killed After Midair Collision Near May Ward Airport
A Union City pilot, Robert Mattscher, 26, died at St Ryse Hospital after a midair collision with another aircraft during approach at May Ward Airport. Authorities said Mattscher never regained consciousness. fellow pilots Richard Mathem, 26, of San Leandro, and another had been touching down on the same runway when the crash occurred.
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Yong Union City
St. Ryse Hospital
Mameda County
Robert Mattscher
Whien Mat
Sehei
Hiehard Mathen
San Leandro
D.A. Drops Petition Over Suspect San Leandro Ticket Scheme
Alameda County district attorney canceled a request to stop ticket sales linked to a San Leandro Scouts benefit. The suit named California Enterprises of stockton and local operators alleging misrepresentation and seeking refunds and damages of 20 110.
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San Leandro
Alamada County
Stockton
Sin Leandro Junior Shimbar
Commerce
Jack O'trowké
Hoedwoail Road
Altemeda County
San, Leandro
New Trial Date Set in Cabbie Slaying Case
Alonzo Eugene Neal, 22, charged with the murder of Livermore taxi driver Leroy Moses, will appear for trial on Tec 2 before Judge William Metrumers in Alameda County Superior Court. Public Defender James Chaffee will seek dismissal on Fel. 1 and suppression of evidence on Fel. 3.
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Alameda County
Alonzo Eugene Neal
Livermore
Gunshot Victim Transferred After Jefferson Hospital Incident
A 7 year old Mission San Jose student was shot in the leg by a stolen gun and rushed to Stanford University Hospital after surgery at Washington Hospital. The weapon was stolen. no charges for Avorak. Two other youths, a Mission High boy and a Washington High girl, both 12, faced marijuana possession charges after being in a car driven by the second youth. Police found plastic bags of weed and a concealed weapon.
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Preamont
Mission San
Bron
Avorak
Mission High
Washington
Marriott to build area park in Santa Clara California
Marriott Corporation plans a 40 million Frontier World Park in Santa Clara on 80 to 90 acres, proposed by Arthur Parker. Mayor Gary Gillmor says the city council may approve after an environmental impact report with private funding and a hotel shopping center included.
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Calif
de Marriott Corp
Washington, D.C
Parker
Hiraneing
Gillmor
Marrio Corp
Creal America
Baltimore
Frontier World
Marriott
Woman Faces Death Case After Traffic Incident
Mrs Bernadean Starks of Oakland appeared voluntarily before a San Leandro court on a manslaughter charge in the death of Felus Quesada after a collision on Williams Street. She posted no bond and will appeal tomorrow in Fayward court with attorney Richard Jones handling the case. Quesada died at San Leandro Memorial Hospital about 13 hours after the crash.
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Bernadean Starks
Oakland
Maushugher
Iadeath
Felus Quesada
Sanoandea
Tornev
Starks
Dallas Edgar
Tomorow
Dudge Racher Fairwell
Fayward
Ber Pher
Alloc Ey Richard Jones
Alvs
Williams Stream
Quesata
Quesada
San Leandro Memorial
Warnanl
City councilman Charles Keteham drowns at Los Angeles pool
Los Angeles County coroner reports Councilman Charles D. Keteham, 16, died in a pool drowning on Saturday afternoon. The Belmont official, once tied to Nueberger Loch avid Co. of Los Angeles, reportedly swam daily for exercise and survived by wife Toma, three sons and a daughter. Funeral services are pending in Seattle.
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Los Angeles
Belimont
Charles D. Keteham Bias
County Coroner's Office
Police warn Great Highway may serve as emergency landing strip
San Francisco police urge FAA and military commands to consider using the Great Highway along the ocean as an emergency landing option. Homes within 100 yards face danger from firefall, and planes could strike street lights, signals, and signs. An earlier test closure caused radio silence for spectators.
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Police Department
San Francisco
Ocean Front
Donald Scott Soit
Federal Aviation Administration
Scott
Peace talks and bombing halt move toward ceasefire
Negotiators in Paris and Washington push toward a ceasefire with hopes of a 60 day prisoner exchange and a light bombing pause. Kissinger in Paris and Johnson in Washington authorize limited halts as Hanoi and Saigon discuss wording of agreements and supervisory forces gather.
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Hanoi
United States
Iand
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Seluyyain International Supervisory
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Ius
Hani
Hinev
Milton Deampa
Kissinger
Tho
Paris
Vixun
North Vietnam
Wenhanese
Ferater
Lynton B Johnson
Test Results In Three Areas For San Leangro Grade School
Fourth grade norms in health and sixth grade norms in seventh grade levels reported for San Leangro Grade School. Test results show varied performance across areas with noted scores 4.2 and 6.2 and a $2 reference.
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San Leangro
San Leandro outlines federal aid projects and hearings
The city proposes sewer replacements on Preda Street to Franklin Late and a $83,000 package of park and recreation improvements across multiple sites. Plans cover night lighting for schools and parks, traffic signals, grading work, and a $10,000 allocation for social needs. Public hearings set for Feb 6 13 and 20 with local groups and the chamber.
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Franklin
Marine Park
Thrasher Park
San Leandro
Chamber of Commercce, Manufacturers’ Association
City Board
Scriool Board
John Bly
Marina Citizens For Comfiunity Improvement
Ely
Blackouts and Flooding Hit Waca Storm Impacts
Rain totals soar with Hayward at 1.18 inches this season, double the prior total as Willow Park Country Club closes temporarily due to upper San Leandro Creek discharges. EB MUD released water to meet dam safety standards, threatening course reopening in 7 to 10 days depending on rain.
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Hayward
Castro Valley
Willow Park Country Club
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San Learx
Rosea
Gold Heist Nets $500000 From Warwick Van Truck
Police say thieves cut an alarm, loaded priceless metals from a van at the Peasean Curcen Metal Refining Co lot, and moved the loot to Monavns Transportation grounds nearby. About 16 hundred ounces of gold and drums of car gold were taken, with roughly a third of the haul recovered. FBI and state police assist in the investigation.
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Monavns Transportation Co. Grounls
Bam
Poker Sid
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Incal
Kidnap Victim Flees to Police After Escape
Larry Mads, 33, told Berkeley police he was abducted in San Francisco, robbed, and shot in the Oakland Hills. He said he fled after jumping from the car, suffering a chest wound and head cut. He is hospitalized in serious condition. An unseen assailant forced him to surrender his wallet.
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KPFI
San Francisco
Oakland Hills
Larry Mads
Alta Bates Hospital
Consumers Power to Build 800000 Kilowatt Plant Near Grand Rapids
Consumers Power Co plans an 800000 kilowatt coal fired electric plant 38 miles west of Grand Rapids. The project costs about 370 million dollars, with construction starting in 1967 and operation slated for 1977.
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Jackson, Mich
UPL
Consumers Power Co
Grand Rapids
Tammy the tramp dog and a community remembers
Tammy the tramp dog became a beloved figure in San Leandro known as Tammy’s Garden. Adopted by the Marders after a long tale of return, Tammy never got delivered to the neighbor who moved away. He lived out years with Stevie and the Harders, watched over by townsfolk at a 1967 outdoor ceremony, and remained a noted member of Guide Dogs for the Blind. Tammy’s story ends with aging and heart pills, as neighbors vow no more Tammy Projects.
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Harders
Brosdenoor Boulevard
Sparlets
Saeden
Tammy
Tin House
Ron Stevie
San Leandro
Tawany
San Sandro
New local aid budget unveiled and phase one features
The article outlines Phase 1 of California's 1973-74 state budget with increased school funding and welfare costs, plus property tax relief measures. It notes revenues, shifts to local government, and a two-part budget approach under Governor Reagan with projections of a growing surplus. It also details tax relief expansions for homeowners and renters, and mental health program boosts. The Supreme Court ruling affecting state and local taxes is briefly reported.
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Democratic Assembly Speer
Bob Moretti
Orr
California
Federal
Estate-Laval
Star
Figuy
Tye Prezent
Foscal
Rexgan
New Treat Assistance
Statenient
Jury to rehear verdict in 1971 California killings
A Solano County jury must retry its verdict on the 25 murders by Mexican farm labor contractor Salvador Corona. Deliberations ended stalemated eight to four and the judge ordered the jurors back to conclude the fourth day of deliberations at Vacaville State Prison where Corona is hospitalized for illness.
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Corona
Mirder
U.S
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Superior Court
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Solano County
Vacaville State Prison
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Cunha City
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Panther River
California
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