Robber Strikes Terrace Liquors in San Leandro
A robber wearing a turtle neck sweater pulled up his eyes and fled with about $200 from Terrace Liquors at 16360 Foothill Blvd. Deputies said he waited in a phone booth before pulling a gun on clerk Anthony Wong and demanding money, marking the store’s second robbery in under three weeks.
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Suspect Held in Shooting at White Front Store Lot
Newark man Joelack M. Sanders was arrested after a disturbance at the White Front Store parking lot on Mowry Avenue. He faced an assault with intent to kill charge for a shooting that wounded 22 year old Richard Clayton of Palo Alto, who was treated for a leg wound. Sanders claimed the gunshot was accidental and aimed to scare away Clayton and his companions.
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Gunman Makes Noisy Exit From San Indro Liquors
Howard G. Handley, 44, says a man described as a 2 to 2 year old black male in a black beret and yellow-black sweatshirt robbed San Indro Liquors at 91 East St. A 2.45 caliber pistol was pointed at Handley, who fired twice as the gunman fled west on Peralta Street into a blue Valencia.
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Driver with Revoked License Kills Area Girl in Head On Crash
A head on collision on Highway 50 killed 11 year old Leslie Murray and injured her mother, brother, and sister near Foothill Road. Jose Cruz Louis, 42, of Richmond, whose license was revoked, drove the other car causing the crash. Louis and passengers were hospitalized in serious condition. four Murray family members remained hospitalized in fair to serious condition. Leslie Murray was an Valley View School student slated for seventh grade.
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Shoplift Caper Nabs Two San Leandro Pair
In San Leandro two suspects Joanine Mary Griffiths 25 and David Leon Gaynor 2 were detained after a shoplifting incident at Macy’s Baylair shopping center. A Macy’s security officer Kathleen McAuliffe 4 handed them to police and the recovered merchandise valued at 47.05 dollars.
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Soviet warships near U S coast in Cuba visit
The Pentagon says three guided missile ships and two submarines from a Soviet group are heading toward Cuba for a visit from August 20 to 27. A cruiser, destroyer, and frigate were 600 miles east of Charleston, while two submarines and a submarine tender were 720 miles east of Jacksonville. U S Navy P3 flights monitor the group as Nixon plans a trip to Communist Romania in August.
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Vietnam veterans receive large homecoming
News Nighlights reports a major welcome for returning veterans. Page 3 highlights celebrate their return with community events and commemorations.
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Powder Puff Derby honors California pilots for top prizes
The Powder Puff Derby finished with Mrs Mara K Culp of Newport Beach winning the $2,000 first prize after completing the rally from San Diego to Washington. Virginia Lee Wepener of West Covina and Carol Timons of San Jose earned the $15 second prize, and Marian Barks of San Diego took third. Helen M McGee of Sonora claimed fourth with Laverne Gudgel as copilot. Marion Jayne of San Diego was fifth. Other finishers won trophies and smaller cash awards.
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Hayakawa Appointment Seen Likely at Chico State
At a Tuesday meeting trustees pressed Hayakawa on his path to the presidency of the 2,A1 student campus. Committee actions proposed measures including emergency power for presidents, a student fee rise from 2 to 3, and an investigation into compulsory fees. The plan also envisions Chico State’s master plan for 42 000 full time students with city coordination to address ensuing issues.
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Nixon orders 15000 troop withdrawals across overseas forces
President Nixon mandates reductions of about 15000 troops from abroad, excluding forces in Vietnam, South Korea, Berlin and other specified areas. About 50000 of the one million stationed overseas are exempt, leaving 14900 cut from the non exempt global deployments. White House says locations for the cuts are undecided.
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UC Berkeley Chief Admissions Officer Resigns
The chief admissions officer at the University of California Berkeley campus announced his resignation blaming budget cuts by Governor Reagan and the Legislature. David Barrows Stewart, in office four years, said he submitted his resignation last month effective September.
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Berkeley Park Occupied by Activists in 1969 Era Tensions
The Berkeley Barb recalled an April article calling for a cultoral, political, freak out center as the park became “People’s Park” two days after vacancy. Reagan-era critics said park workers were misguided volunteers driven by political defiance of societal law.
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Chicago Schools Face Bias Charge In Teacher Hiring
The Justice Department accuses Chicago Public Schools of discriminating in teacher placements, stating that in‑ Negro schools a disproportionate share of new and inexperienced teachers are assigned. The letter urges policy changes and possible mandatory transfers to achieve racial balance before next school year.
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Takeoff Rehearsal For Three Astronauts At Cape Kennedy
Three pilots Armstrong Collins and Aldrin completed a full scale training climb in a spacecraft trainer on Cape Kennedy. The rehearsal ran 11 minutes with ground control in Houston simulating actual launch procedures. Preparations continued on the Saturn booster stages while ground crews serviced oxygen and hydrogen storage ahead of a 9 32 am launch next Wednesday.
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Mansfield Sees ABM Vote Delayed Amid Opposition
Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield said foes lead in the fight over Nixon's ABM plan but outcomes remain uncertain. Two opponents planned an amendment to bar funding for deployment, limiting money to research and development.
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Assembly Debates More School Aid Amid Budget Tensions
The Assembly Ways and Means Committee backs an omnibus school aid bill totaling about $190.9 million for poor districts, with urban schools slated for $20 million. Governor Reagan warns he would veto or scale the plan to fit the $120 million he budgets, and questions arise over state reimbursement for campus riot control costs.
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Property Valuation Rises Spark Appeals Across Cities
Pleasanton gains 14.2 million to 937.4 million, Livermore up 11.0 million to 861.1 million, Newark climbs 5.7 million to 52.9 million as preliminary figures on secured and unsecured rolls. Hutchinson notes increases will grow with state utility payroll late this month. Murphy cites county protests as 123 appeals filed in four days, far above last year.
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Three Arraigned In Deferment Sale Plot In Los Angeles
Anthony M. Azadian and two others faced U.S. charges of conspiring to alter draft records and bribery related to deferments. The FBI said a $2,000 bribe was paid to change Langley’s draft status from I A to a deferment. Bail was set at 25,000 for Azadian, 2,300 for Langley, and 1,500 for Miss Daniel.
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