Hayward Officials Deny Kidnapping Charge in Mexico
Hayward bail bondsmen Santana and Catrina deny a kidnapping accusation tied to the arrest at Mexico City airport on January 17. They say they refused to bribe a Mexican official and claim the charge is fabrication. Also involved is Amelia Miranda, who traveled with them to reunite with her husband, Salvador Miranda, and faced heroin and drug possession charges in Hayward court.
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Charlie Santani
Hayward
Mexico
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James Catrina
Mexico City
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Catrina
Messet
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Mayward
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Miranda
Nixon peace plan risks halting political fight over war
President Nixon unveiled an eight point peace proposal aimed at Vietnam, saying it proves the United States is seeking negotiations but critics from North Vietnam and the Viet Cong condemned it as sham peace and election propaganda. Nixon said he shared the plan with the public to test opinion and show what sides will do to end the conflict. Leaders in Hanoi accused him of breaking pledges and of deceiving the electorate as the 1972 political contest looms. The plan, already rejected by North Vietnam when first proposed, faces skepticism about its impact on public desire to end U.S. involvement.
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Kissinger Reveals U S Offered Aug 1 72 Pullout Date
President Nixon's adviser Henry Kissinger disclosed that the United States offered a specific Vietnam withdrawal date of August 1 1972 if North Vietnam would accept a cease fire and free POWs. He spoke at a White House news conference detailing secret Paris talks on August 16. The main bargaining point remains Hanoi's demand to oust South Vietnamese leader Nguyen van Thieu, which the U S rejects. Kissinger outlined an eight point peace plan tying total withdrawal to POW releases.
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Lost souls' young street merchant dies in hammer blows
Mary Jane Kravitz a 21 year old San Francisco street peddler living alone near Union Square was found with head injuries in her downtown apartment and died after remaining unconscious at San Francisco General Hospital. Her parents from New Haven described the city as ill of lost souls and questioned the society that tolerates such acts.
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Firebomb Kills Two in New York Offices Hurts Hurok
Incendiary devices caused a blaze at Murak Concerts and Columbia Arts Management offices in New York, killing two women and injuring five including Sol Hurok. Fire investigators call the event suspicious with possible arson. Hurok, nearly 83, survived with minor smoke poisoning and was released. Witnesses saw a man toss an item into a ground floor hallway as the fire started. A militant group denied involvement.
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Cal State Eyes University Status Under Name Change
Los Angeles California State College Hayward appears to meet criteria to become a university under a proposed name change. Governor Reagan backed similar legislation. five of the 19 campuses Bakersfield Dominguez Hills Santa Bernadina Sonoma and Stanislaus likely will retain college status under new rules. The trustees educational policy panel will consider criteria and approval by the Coordinating Council for Higher Education.
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Stanislaus State
Robber Shot After Bank Bag Hold Up in Hayward
Ralph Davis, a U Save Limar clerk at 40 Blossom Way Hayward, confronted a masked robber demanding money. Davis drew a .25 caliber pistol and fired when the thief refused to surrender, wounding him. Deputies later arrested John L. Darby, 20, of 281% Gakes Drive, whose getaway car matched the description and who was treated for a hip wound at Levine Hospital.
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Sharon La Bere Describes Years in Tran Imprisonment
Sharon La Bere, once a student and mother from Hayward, returns to the United States after five months of imprisonment by Tran. She says she was arrested for engagement to Akbar Mola-Jebi, a Tranian student, and for participating in a demonstration. Her trial led to three years, later reduced to six months. she was released after embassy pressure but recalls harsh conditions, isolation, and coercion. She remains embittered and questions the fairness of the charges and the process.
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Sharon la Bere
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Akbar Mola- Jebi
Nienian Student Association
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Terain Secret Pole
Ibaa
Iast
Sam Jenced
al Faun
Allielils
Shires
Misa Wa Bere
Damp and cloudy South County weather outlook
Intermittent showers are expected to dampen most of South County tonight and tomorrow with partly cloudy skies through tomorrow night. Tomorrow’s high is forecast 45 to 50 degrees and the mercury may fall to 20 to 25 tonight. Northwest winds 10 to 20 mph gusts tomorrow afternoon. More weather, page 12.
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