Murphy weighs reelection bid for Alameda County District 1
Supervisor John D. Murphy said he would decide tomorrow if he will seek another term in District 1 on the Alameda County Board of Supervisors. Murphy, 47, lives in Pleasanton and operates a real estate business. His district includes the Livermore Amador Valley, Fremont, Newark and part of Union City. he was appointed December 6, 1980, to replace the late Chester Stanley.
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Tommorrow
Alameda County
Super Rand
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Terurphy
Chester Stanley
Murphy
Hayward
George Oakes
Wes Searn
Newark
Fremont
Gene Rhodes
Pleasanton
Livermore-Amador Valley
Union City
Robber Flees With 57 At Hayward Store
A 24 year old blond stocky man in a blue jacket and blue jeans robbed the T11 store at 869 Orchard Ave on Saturday night at 10 55 p m. Clerk Leo Meade fired five shots from a 2 rubiber pistol as the robber fled in a Volks wagen van. No injuries reported.
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Hayward
Orchard Ave
Leo James Meade
Meade
Missing crash victim a mystery
Pleasanton police face a baffling disappearance after a car wreck on Tassa jara Road. A purse with Mrs Robera Victoria Brill of Livermore was found, but the driver remains unidentified as a witness saw a woman walk into a field and say she was fine. Authorities filed a missing person report for Mrs Britt.
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Pleasanton
Livermore
California Highway Patrol
Tassajara
Pers
Robera Victoria Brill
Buckskin Drive
Liversmore
Britt
William
Gary ‘Moore
Moore
Cigarette Blamed for Fatal Cherryland Fire
A Friday night blaze at 182 Medford Ave in Cherryland killed 68 year old Kathleen Campbell and her 3 year old son David. Fire officials say evidence of careless smoking and burns in carpets and beds indicate cigarette caused the fire.
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Kathleen Campbell
David
Medford Ave
Cherryland Fire Department
Campbell
BART Plans Spring Start After Rohr Strike End
BART expects begin service in the late spring with Fremont to Oakland line, as Rohr Industries workers return from a 63 day strike affecting silver rapid transit cars. A Rohr contract grants a 1-sent increase and 16 cents for cost of living to machinists.
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Bay Area
Rohr
Inernational Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
Probation Department Promotes Four in County Staff
Chief Probation Officer James D. Callahan announces four Motions in the county probation department. Jamees J. King, 53 of Castro Valley, moves to director of all juvenile institutions. Robert Yee, 44 of Alameda, becomes director of the adult division. Paul D. Green, 43 of Berkeley, succeeds King as director of juvenile hall. Lawrence Walker, ? Newark, steps in as director of the girls home.
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South County
James D. Callahan
Jamees J. King
Castro Valley
Lawrence Walker
Newark
Trobert
Yee
Alameda
Aml
Paul D. Green
Berkeley
King
Green
Walker
Hayward-San Leandro
Police arrest alleged deserter in Newark stop
Newark police arrested Gary Don Howard 21 of 26945 Tyrrell Ave after a stop for speed at a service station. FBI records showed he was wanted for desertion from Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana, having been AWOL for 11 months. Officer Robert Gentry said the arrest followed NCIC checks and a Southern California address on the license.
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Gary Don Howard
Tyrrell Ave
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Howard
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Robert Gentry
Gentry
Griver
Oakland man killed in crash near Portola Avenue overcrossing
Oakland resident Robert J. Allen, 39, died when his car struck a bridge abutment on Interstate 580 near Portola Avenue in Livermore. The vehicle reportedly became airborne for 80 feet and crashed through a guard wall. Wreckage found around 8:05 a.m. after the incident.
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Oakland
Robert J. Allen
Portala Avenue
Allen
North Viets reveal peace plan amid Nixon talks
North Vietnam and Hanoi officials clash over Nixon’s peace plan as Washington lays out 12 new elements. The cable to diplomats lists six month withdrawal, elections with Thieu stepping down, a caretaker government, cease fire terms, and a multibillion reconstruction package for Indochina.
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Jet stream linked to unusual winter weather across region
Meteorologists attribute odd temperature swings to a northward shifted jet stream and cold Canadian air. The pattern has produced record chills in Minnesota and Indiana, warm spells in parts of the Midwest, and unusually early or late seasonal changes with minimal precipitation.
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Hospitals expand occupancy rates fall across South County
South County hospitals face expansion limits as a building moratorium in San Francisco spreads to the region. Health planners say beds are overstocked while occupancy averages hover near 60 to 65 percent. Administrators defend reputations as future demand remains uncertain amid proposed mergers and cooperative ventures.
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Washington
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Levine
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Nore
Bernadette strikes out in Commons amid Belfast violence
Amid Belfast chaos in Ardoyne Ancre town and Falls Road areas Catholic protests and widespread shutdowns followed IRA vows of retaliation. Bombs hit a department store and milk bar in downtown Belfast wounding ten, including two policemen. two soldiers were shot as snipers wounded IRA gunmen. Black flags appeared in Londonderry as protest spreads.
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Total eclipse dims skies as sleep grips Cambridge
A brief total lunar eclipse occurred early Sunday across parts of North and South America. The event began at 4:16 a.m. EST with totality at 5:36 a.m. and lasted 37 minutes, yet most people slept through the sight.
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Mass
UPI
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South America
Hearing on Hughes biographer delayed amid bank deposits
Swiss authorities report a second bank deposit linked to Mrs. Hughes and the Irving autobiography saga. CBS and Time allege different amounts and pseudonyms, while the press cites computer printouts and memos as sources. Florida federal officials examine hotel guest lists tied to Irving and Hughes meeting claims.
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Time Magazine
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Time
Laird says no draft calls before April as all-volunteer force moves forward
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird declared there would be no draft calls in February or March and does not expect any before April 1 as the United States shifts toward an all-volunteer force. He cited pay raises, Vietnam slowdown, and Army cuts as reasons, noting no January drafts and monitoring high school enlistments to guide summer calls.
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Laird
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Pretrial Motions in Angela Davis Case Amid Courthouse Protests
About 20 people were arrested near the Angela Davis case pretrial hearings for demonstrating in a restricted area outside the courthouse. Santa Clara County deputies described the group as parading in the designated courtroom area as judges and lawyers prepared for motions that could shape the impending trial.
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Santa Clara County
Miss Davis
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