Burglars Sharpen Loot At San Leandro Treasure Store
San Leandro deputies report burglars pried a back door of Tie Lee Hake Co treasure hunting shop at 16212 East 1h Sky and stole about 10 000 in rough gold coins and detectors. A partial haul included 40 rough gold bars worth 5200 and rare coins. Police note no alarm system. Separate San Leandro break in saw thieves take a color TV stereo and money from Patiette Pereira residence between Sunday evening and Monday.
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San Leandro-Tie
Lee Hake Co
Akeriff
Gore
Gordon Slane
Iwellidad
Stone
Watson
Myarche Stem
San Leandro
Pailette Perreira
Fatal crash near Livermore kills father son survives injuries
A Cupertino man Howard G Keller, 68, died in a fiery jeep crash on Interstate 580 near Altamont Pass. His son James M Keller, 16, was in fair condition with burned hands. A passenger Mark A Bollenbacher, 19, and Bertha May Bollenbacher, 32, were treated and released. William Rodrigues, 48, of Hayward, driver of a van, was uninjured. The jeep overturned after hitting a disabled car on the freeway. Authorities will submit the report to the district attorney.
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California Highway Patrol
Jrep
William Rodrigues
Woodland Ave
Hayward
Howard G. Keller
James &. Kellen
O'Connor Hospital
San Jose
Kellers
Rodrigues
Altamont Pass
Flynn Road
Keller
Mark A. Bollenbacher
Cupertino
Patrol
Widower sues for 500000 over wife’s death in crash
In San Leandro a widower filed a 500000 lawsuit in Santa Clara County Superior Court seeking damages for his wife Sandra Lee Mrncksay 82 who died Aug 26 in a head on collision on Highway 17 near Summit Road. The suit names the estate of Miss Lee her parents and others as defendants.
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San Leandro
Sandra Lee Mrncksay
Janet D. Lee
San Jose
Santa Clara
Philip A. Hiickson
Arbor Drive
Misa Lee
Summit Road
Highway 17
Leegar
Erickson
Philip Erickson Jr
BART funding boosts landscaping at multiple stations
BART officials announced a 521000 federal grant for urban beautification at Hayward San Leandro and other areas of the system. The HUD funds cover landscaping around Mission Street San Francisco and Oakland stations with more grants and a three year plan encompassing 28 contracts.
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Feders
Hayward
San Leandro
BART
Department of Housing and
Unba Development
Union City
Fremont
BARS
Mission Street
San Francisco
Walnut Creek Station
Fruitvale
Coliseum
Oakland
South County
Fluoridation Petition Falls Short in Fremont Drive
Fremont Newark and Union City petition drive for a new fluoridation election lags at 435 signatures, far short of 5,000 target. Fremont Association For a Cleage Environment chairman John Mathews vows to raise funds by July 4 as Alameda County Water District weighs next steps. November voters previously approved fluoridation, and district plans equipment orders to start February delivery.
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Fremont
Newark
Union City
John Mathews
Fremont Association For
Alameda County
Bard
Matthews
Salt
Israelis Open Fire Over Suez Canal Crisis
Israel states Egyptian Sukhoi 7 jets violated the Jan cease fire and fired near the Suez Canal. Israel accuses Egypt of aggression while urging U S pressure for a broader compromise to reopen the canal, warning against sacrificing security for concessions.
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Rael
Suez Canal
United States
Mom
Israel
Washington
Apollo 15 trio move to moonport CAPE KENNEDY
Apollo 15 astronauts Col David Scott Maj Alfred Worden and James Irwin move to isolation quarters at Cape Kennedy for a week long countdown rehearsal ahead of the July 20 launch to the moon. They flew in after a long holiday weekend in Houston and will stay in guarded apartments at the Manned Spacecraft Operations Building seven miles from the launch pad.
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Moonport
Hee Moon
David OR. Seat
Alfred M. Warden
James
Irwin
Wil
Servietttny Rawline
Tauinch
Ronnie
Weir
Houston
Aig
Manned Spacecraft Operations
Jannery Wimplex
Vetoed raise fuels fear for Cal State faculty
Gov Reagan trimmed a $6.79 billion budget slashing a $504 billion line, vetoing the faculty salary hike and maintaining operating budgets at February levels. A Cal State spokesman warned effects won’t be known until the chancellor’s word arrives, while faculty fear morale and possible organizing drives amid higher workloads and delayed raises.
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Reagan
Cal State
Workers embrace bicycle program at tannery with installments
The plant offers a pedal commute plan with installments and a condition that workers ride to work for a month. About 74 employees are pedaling, and 23 wives have joined the benefit. Levin notes unused bike racks and bikes chained to machinery, yet the program may cost the company around 1,000 dollars, with potential annual savings of 700 to 1,000 dollars per worker.
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Lesin
Levin
Ballefield
Jie
Louis Armstrong Dies at 71 in New Orleans Jazz Legend Passes
An oblique obituary recounts Louis Armstrong's rise from Chicago to fame with King Oliver and later big bands. It notes his influence on Dixieland and Swing, his film appearances, and the enduring appeal of his showy trumpet and vocal style across tours, with references to his marriages and final years.
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Java
Mies
Louis
King Oliver
Chicago
Li) Mardin
Oliver
Min
Kin Oliver
Melcher Mendarson
New York
U.S. frees funds for works and reclamation projects
The Nixon administration released about 40.02 million in frozen appropriations for Corps of Engineers and Bureau of Reclamation projects. Included are civil works in Arizona and California, such as Gila River works, Sutterman Lake planning, and San Joaquin and Central Valley projects, plus multiple loans and miscellaneous small efforts totaling the disbursement.
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Nixon Administration
Elgin Works
Congress
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Bureau of Reclamation
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Gila River
Painted Rock
California
Sutehanan Lake
Chester Feather River
Hidden Lake
San Joaquin River
Lyle
San Diego
Lana
Tahquitz Creek
Ities
Burreau of Reclamation
Central Valley
San Luis
Armada of pretty pilots chase powder derby across plains
On day two of the Powder Pull Derby 15 planes flown by women headed from Calgary toward Montana and Nebraska as 40 pilots plus a monkey in red checked pants fly toward Baton Rouge. One plane forced a safe landing after instrument trouble. others proceed through Denver McCook Lincoln St Louis and Little Rock checkpoints with weather briefings in Great Falls.
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Mint
UPI
Worners
Colorado
South Dakota
Nebraska
Calgary
Aita
Continental Divide
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Humdarshalls
Siyfri
Frances Dehaan
Camp Hill
de. Marjorie Hood
Wemleysburg
Ab Great Falls
Denver
McCook
Neb
Lincoln
St. Louis
Little Rouk
Uhe
Fran Salles
Cherie
Study on Hayward elderly housing needs and solutions
A Roseman study finds elderly housing in Hayward is severe with many living near poverty despite aid. It urges city action on housing costs, transit, and medical care, proposing options like mobile homes, foster homes for the elderly, and expanded low cost transit to improve access and recreation.
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Hayward
Roseman
Heysward
Rywueli
Rosemay
Nauwig
Alameda County Medical Society
Jist
Gay Area
Bart Statin
Econding
Laerepo
Jay Hayward
Hayward Area
Malmeda County
Thy
California
Haywards
Owithim
Haywwatd
Tragedy at Comanche Lake Claims Three Lives
Calaveras County sheriff deputies report three drownings at Comanche Lake near Del Valle. Michael Bethel, 24, and two men ages around 21 and 39 were pulled from the water after disappearing while swimming offshore. Lifeguards were absent at the reservoir and warning signs advised keeping within 50 feet of shore. debris and papers found on the victims’ persons are being analyzed by investigators.
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Gffaris By
Wiley Owyang
Hy Irenen
del Valle
Michael Bethel
Calaveras
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