Tragic Rollover Claims 11 Year Old Newark Man
An 11 year old Newark man died at Washington Hospital from head injuries after a traffic crash on Palomares Rust north of Niles Canyon Road Saturday after 4 pm. His fiancé Lupe Rabies 19 and brother Juliani 22, both of Newark, were treated and released. The victims are sons of Manuel and Marie Porraz of Newark.
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Fremont
Newark
Washington Hospital
Frank Ferraz
Brandywine St
Palomares Rust
Niles Canyon Road
Forraz
Lupe Rabies
7Th St
Union City
Kaiser Hospital
Hayward
Porraz
Juliani
Bmanuel
Marie Porraz
Roof Fire Damages Home in Livermore
A roof fire at the residence of Mr and Mrs George C Andrews on Madison Ave Livermore caused an estimated 522 500 damage. Firemen theorize the blaze started from heat from a turned on oven and spread to the attic. 17 Livermore firefighters and 24 volunteers fought the blaze for 20 minutes with no injuries reported.
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Livermore
George C. Andrews
Madison Ave
Area musician John Henry O'Shea dies at 61 in Castro Valley
John Henry O'Shea known as J Henry or Henry O'Shea, a longtime Castro Valley area musician and private instructor, died yesterday at 61 from probable heart attack. A Pittsburgh native, he held degrees from Carnegie Institute of Technology and the Pennsylvania Conservatory of Music, taught multiple instruments, served as conductor of the Philanmonic Irie, and belonged to several music and fraternal organizations. He is survived by his wife Leona, daughter Laura Rodgers, two grandchildren, and brother Joseph. no services will be held per his wishes. Arrangements by Hayward Mortuary.
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Castro Valley
John Henry O'Shea
Ares Music
J. Henry
Henry O'Shea
Philanmonic
Irie
Mr. O'Shea
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Pennsylvania Conservatory of Music
Iglin
Pennsylvania Conservatory
LaSalle Extension University
Pittsburgh
My. O’shea
Hayward Mortuary
Mission Blvd
Hayward
Move to Dump Nixon Brews in Castro Valley
Castro Valley attorney Hugh 8 Koford, state CRA president, says a Jump Nixon movement is forming within the organization. He notes Orange County Republicans may seek a anti-Nixon stance at a CRA directors meeting and discuss uncommitted or Ashbrook pledged delegations. He acts as mediator amid factions, urging no CRA position until April convention in Palo Alto.
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Hugh 8. Koford
Republican Assembly
Koford
Orange County
CRA
Assembly
United Republicans of
California
Keford
Ohio
John Ashbrook
Ashbrook
Nixon
Oford
Ah Ie
Burglary Probe After $1000 In Property Stolen
Castho Valley sheriff deputies investigate a burglary reported by Musthour Musthour a 24 year old resident living with students. He says about $1000 worth of items including two television sets a camera two lenses and rough cash were taken between 2 a.m. and 1 5 p m yesterday.
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Castho Walley
Sheriff's Deputies
Farthor, Mashhour
Musthour
Off-duty San Francisco officer killed in crash
An off duty San Francisco policeman Warren J. St. Thomas, 22, was killed when his car struck a guard rail and overturned at Highway 230 and Ocean Avenue. He was stationed at Ingleside Station and resided in Daly City, according to California Highway Patrol.
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Highway 230
Ocean Ave
Nue
California Highway Patrol
Warren J. St. Thomas
Ingleside Station
Daly City
Teen Burn Death in House Trailer Fire
Firefighters found 17 year old Eray Flores dead in a heavily damaged trailer on the Prescott property. His mother and sister were asleep in the main house nearby. The fire was already extensive when crews arrived and the cause is under investigation.
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Eray Flores
Deputies Shoot Man After Family Disturbance Call
In Sacramento deputies shot and killed a man after a family disturbance at his home. One deputy was wounded in the arm as the man allegedly threatened officers who tried to approach him. The wounded person, Fayetti, was listed in good condition.
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Thorne
Sheriff's
Thore
Ronald Ewerth
Jungetti
Balhmnan
Singbody
Depulies
Fayetti
Supreme Court declines bookstore license appeal
Washington AP The Supreme Court refused to review a California ruling that a city cannot deny a bookstore license to a person solely due to a prior obscenity conviction. The decision upholds a Los Angeles County court finding that license standards for book sellers violated First Amendment guarantees and that denying a license on that basis does not curb free speech.
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Washington
State Supreme Court
Los Angeles
el Monte
Inglewood
Lave
James Perrine
Perrine
John D. Mahare
Los Angeles County
Three Young Children Die in Hayward Shooting
Police report Ermitania Velasquez Jr aged four showed life signs on arrival but died at hospital. Aniva two and Alberto Velasquez one were killed at the scene in the same cottage as Mrs Nilsa Cruz. The weapon was a .32 caliber revolver. The Velasquez family had lived at 24449 Thomas Ave in Hayward since separating from the husband. Neighbors described a Puerto Rican family largely living in California for years. Mrs Velasquez and her husband were both about 23.
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Ermitania Velasquez Jr
Aniva Velasquez
Alberto Velasquez
Nilsa Cruz
Indictments in big dope sale in New York
The Justice Department announced a federal grand jury in New York charged two Americans and 21 French nationals with importing and selling about 1400 pounds of heroin worth an estimated 292 million dollars. The nine count indictment, returned in Manhattan on January 4, charges all 24 defendants with conspiring over the past two years to ship large amounts of heroin in Hungary automobiles shipped to the United States.
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UPT
Justice Department
New York
Hhas
John N. Mitchell
Manhattan
United States
Viera's Proposed Triad Inquiry Sparks Forgiveness Debate
A fragment notes a push for a Viera led triad inquiry amid remarks on belief in forgiveness. A speaker says forgiveness must be tempered by accountability, stressing an unavoidable link between forgiveness and consequences.
Violence on TV linked to youth aggression in study
The report notes that television violence correlated with increased aggression in some youths but says the effect is small compared with other factors such as parental attitudes and real-world violence exposure. It observes a decline in violence among leading characters while noting cartoons and comedies showed minimal violence in that era.
IRS to Begin Price Posting Crackdown for Big Retailers
The crackdown starts Saturday with posting rules for firms earning over $200000 annually. Small shops under this threshold avoid posting but all other price rules stay. Chain stores including supermarkets and department stores must post base prices visible to customers. Fines up to 5000 per violation apply, and refunds can avert lawsuits through overcharge refunds.
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Price Commission
Internal Revenue Service
Futhermore
Navretailer
Smu
Werchants
Court to hear segregation case spans nation wide law
The Supreme Court has ruled segregation laws unconstitutional in Southern and border states and heard Northern and Western school disputes for the first time. In Denver a district court ordered desegregation steps after ruling the board acted unconstitutionally in canceling a busing plan. The circuit court blocked broader desegregation, while the Supreme Court faces a major school case tied to nonlegislative official policy.
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New Jersey
William C. Douglas
Supreme Court
Cony
Robert R. Merhige
Richmond Area
Schonl
Denver
U.S. District Court
Bward
Segrega
Ted
Searevalian
Cour
U.S. Circuit. Court of Appeals
District Court
Circuit Court
Court hears death penalty arguments amid changing attitudes
The court considers capital punishment as jurists clash on its legality and morality. Lawyers for defendants Barnes, Aikens, Honey, and Jackson argue against the death penalty while state and federal officials defend it as a necessary safeguard, citing historical context and Supreme Court expectations. The session, set before the term ends in June, features calls for restraint yet relies on enduring legal precedence.
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George
Barnes
Janes
Berrigan defense asks move trial to New York City
Defense in the Berrigan conspiracy case seeks moving the trial to New York or transferring implicated defendants there. They argue the alleged crime occurred in New York and cite a letter from Rev Phillip Berrigan to Sister Elizabeth McAlister as key evidence. Theodor Glick remains separate, and a spectator-heavy, tightly secured courtroom faced scrutiny for safety as the case proceeds.
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UFI
Berrigan
Hias
New York City
Dixon Herman
New York
Pennsylvania
Phillip Berrigan
Elizabeth McAlister
Leonard Boudin
McAlister
Wwladaap
Henry Kissinger
Keating Systems
Washington, D.C
Herman
Theodor’? Glick
Glick
Lancaser
Warner
Veliege
Rochester
N.Y
U. &Marshals
Federal Building
Price board OKs new product price hikes
Washington reports the Price Commission approves price increases for Olin and Hoover products across its full line, with average hikes near 2 percent. Pepsi-Cola Division of PepsiCo sees 2.19 percent, Keebler bakery 1.61 percent, Amana Refrigeration 2.13 percent, Olympia Brewing 0.37 percent, and F M Schaefer 2.14 percent. Group hospitalization premiums for Kaiser Foundation Health Plan also rise. Regional variations are listed, with Oregon and Ohio showing notable increases.
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UPI
The
Price Commission
Olin
Hoover
Commission
Als
Pepsi-Cola
Pepsico Inc
Raytheon Co
Amana Refrigeration Inc
Olympia Brewing Co
Teachers find fewer woes down under
A multinational group of more than two hundred teachers and their families will depart on a chartered jet to Australia amid a teacher shortage there. Prof Pederson notes the question of qualifications was accepted, Australians stated they would take teachers on merit, and early reports show little discrimination. The Southern Hemisphere summer vacation runs December through February, with many teachers using the break to travel.
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Australia
Pederson
Irshh
White firms face new boycott over black business funding
The United Black Fund of Bay Area plans campaigns against white merchants in Oakland and surrounding areas. Panthers warn of coordinated pressure, including pickets at white-owned stores and circulating ballots urging black shoppers to support Boyette's store. Leaders claim firms profit from black communities without donating to black programs.
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United Black Fund
Boyette
Newton
Panther
Ivhitevil
Dellums
Star
Bossette
United Black Find
Dollins
Nnne
Flackanther Party
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