Hayward police promote three to captain and two to sergeant
Hayward officers receive several promotions in the newly formed operations division. Acting captain Tav lieutenant Ray Sterlinski rises to captain in the division, while Lt Frank Kaneva becomes operations division chief. Michael Carmo and Romero are promoted to sergeant in the same division, with Carmo joining in 1954 and Sterlinski a long-time veteran.
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Kaneva Wnieutenant
Operaliona
Michael Carma
Meir
Sterlinski
Romero
Act
Carmo
Serge
Endangered soups removed in Alameda County health sweep
Alameda County health inspectors began shell by shell checks of grocery stores and markets. They removed soups, canned goods, and products from Bon Vivant Soups Inc after a FDA recall as a precaution against botulism. State health officials reported no botulism found in Bon Vivant products beyond certain items, while other labels by the firm were seized for defects including swollen cans and broken seals.
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Alameda County
Health Care Services Agency
Bon Vivant Soups Inc
Food and Drug Administration
New York
Hayward crash injures driver amid power pole collision
A 65 year old Hayward woman was injured when her car struck a power pole at Hesperian Boulevard and Boelero Street at 730 am. Rose Gorman of 2604 Hawthorne Ave was treated at Kaiser Hospital after tests were ordered for internal injuries. No area power loss occurred.
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Hayward
Kaiser Hospital
Hesperian Boulevard
Boelero Street
Hayward Liremen
Rose Gorman
Thorne Ave
Man held in welfare robberies at Wish Bay
An Oakland man named Jim Lee, 24, was arrested at the county fairgrounds on multiple warrants and theft suspicions. Police say he preyed on welfare recipients in Wish Bay, with at least five similar victims identified. A San Leandro woman reported a man posing as a caseworker stole $500 from her welfare income. Witnesses placed him near Thrush Avenue before directing deputies to the Orisluck residence.
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Hellwe
Tart Bay
Oakland
Goliceman
Jim Lee
San Leandro
Anna
Griglack
Jennie Anderoh
Thrush Avenue
Pair arrested in church burglary in Hayward
Hayward Police found Brian A. Duke and John Branisel hiding behind speakers at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church after a silent alarm at 10:30 pm July on Harder Road. The two, ages 20 and 25, faced burglary charges as detectives recovered a clock and other items from the pastor’s office drawers.
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Hayward
Oakland
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Don Devine
Myron Dorn
Harder Road
Neal Os
Mr. Ostruske
Brian A. Duke
Oswossa Place
John Branisel
Suspect indicted in bank blasts in Oakland
Alameda County grand jury indicted Tours Church on explosives charges. Church arrested June 22, held on 100000 dollar bail after FBI picked him up in Berkeley following linked evidence from Live Berkeley bank explosions. He described himself as an unemployed psychologist. An additional person was indicted but kept secret due to proceedings.
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OPT
Alameda County
Tours Church
Church
FBI
Berkeley
Iin
al Live
Ian
Easty
Wis
Mat Devn Areslal
Judge orders transfer in Angela Davis case to Marin County
UPI reports federal Judge Samuel Canli sent Angela Davis and co defendant Ruwhell Magee back to Marin County Superior Court in the kidney murder conspiracy case. Magee disrupted several proceedings and was briefly held in a holding cell after refusing to rise. The hearing continued with Davis facing state court proceedings.
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San Francisco
UPI
Angela Davis
California
U. S
Samuel Canli
Marin County Superior Court
UCLA
Professon
Ruwhell Magee
Numbify
Magee
Fuk
Hokting
Ade
McCloskey Bid Sparks GOP Primary Talk and Reform Calls
Fragmented quotes show McCloskey discussing state primary strategy and Republican gains, alleging party deception and voter incentives to register Republican. He pledges to seek CIA involvement in internal affairs, overhaul economic and urban policies, and restore public faith while boosting participation in the political process.
BART Could Scrap Advertising Program Amid Board Split
BART may drop its 500000 annual advertising program as directors debated whether to approve 68 kiosks and many mid track frames for billboards. Albany Director Richard Clark led opposition while president James P. Doherty urged continuation amid mixed committee reviews and a potential pause for public presentations.
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BART
Albany
Hichard
Clark
James P. Doherty
Lake Merritt
Iruitvele
Bill Board
Beard
Idarna Lion
Pesday
Transit Display Jet
Doberly
Haywardite faces mail fraud case in South Lake Tahoe schemes
The indictment accuses Mazoros of fraudulently seeking eight million dollars in loans from unions to fund a South Lake Tahoe real estate project and a Rochester New York motel project. He allegedly charged fees totaling about 120000 and promised loans for commissions while naming victims including a New York law student and a San Jose builder. Mazoros denies the fraud claims and notes no hearings have been scheduled.
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Ing
Dolins
Mazoros
Herery McComb
New York
Norman Pabricant
Petey Lamoniva
San Jose
Indictaet
Ma Aaros
Wo Unions
South Lake Tahoe
Rochester
Johns
Janmonico
Mazoras
Mazuros
Dairies Maanvos
Aken
Alegal
Tie
Viet Communist peace bid shocks U S with far reach
The Viet minh peace proposal hits the United States with strong impact as Washington faces limited choices. It demands simultaneous troop withdrawal and prisoner release by year end, and rejects talks on civilian transfer of power while signaling a coup risk. Public fatigue grows as war causalties rise and support erodes.
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United States
Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
Diguyen Vang Thou
U.S
David K.B. Brune
le Duc Tho
Hey
Kissinger
Brunes
Thailand
U.S. Navy
Vietnm
Saigon
Nixon eyed. Vietnam election as path to peace
State Department officials weigh Nixon's potential shift as South Vietnam heads to October elections. Analysts propose Thieu Ky divisions and Thien's move to alter the ruling bloc may influence a negotiated settlement. Observers note possible signals to pressure Thieu and Ky.
Shoreline plan faces opposition over refuse disposal phase
Hayward advisory committee, in a split session, weighed a proposed three phase plan to fill 416 acres along the shoreline to 14 feet and later extend 80 feet into tidelands for refuse disposal. Officials warned a major portion of dry land would be consumed before completion and urged denial of the current application.
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Winton Aveny
Melulline Concens
Yilaing
Lorenzen Creek
Iis Novi
Akimeds Craek
Alee
Peageess
Hayward
la Aoa
Asn Stundy
Howard Cogswell
Directie Te Presuntany
Bay Regional Park
Cogswell
Saerprise Avenue
Tene Woinvely
Ghoul
Joy Interior Danets
Lime Toy
Qugswell
Amnionia
Hayward Area
Johaing
Yin Hua
Alameda County
Shoreline Planning Agency
States debate welfare cuts amid tax and aid strain
Washington reports 28 states implementing or considering welfare cutbacks as public assistance costs exceed 7 billion dollars for 14 million recipients. The survey notes 12 more states eye reductions, with New York and Minnesota among those testing limits. several states also evaluate possible benefit increases or program changes amid fiscal pressure.
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Department of Beall, Education
Walfare
Ophis
New York
Mannesotta
Guibarke
Akibama
Maihe
Rhinde Island
Kenas
New Jersey
New Mexico
Nebraska
Joel Soult Dakota
Pyeyuleast
Beneft
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Mississippi
Nevada
Okllahoma
Maryland
Ohio
Wisconsin
Arizona
California
Connecticut
Delaware
Idaho
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Midnesth
Top rankers kin get summer jobs
The article reports nepotism concerns in a state summer jobs program run by Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke. He urged agency heads to place the most needy youths instead of relatives. Examples include children of state employees like Wurzberger at the Department of Consumer Affairs and Steven Rowlee in Fish and Game.
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Tment
Lenny
Ed Reinecke
Eaple
Reagall
Clerk Worenberger
Nanny Clark Reynalds
Wurzberger Q
Department of Consumer Affairs
Tale Rowlee
Security Orce
Steven
Fish and Game Department
Steve Flannery
PJ. Flannery
Division of Highways
California Criminal Justice Council accused of waste
A state Assembly member accuses the California Criminal Justice Council of waste and mismanagement of about 60 million dollars in federal funds. The council, created in 1964 to oversee grants for law enforcement and related programs, is criticized for uncoordinated spending, poor records, and lack of measurable police improvements. An additional 53 million is expected in 1972.
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Robert Gray
California Caynell
Crown
Assembly Select
Jussier
Council
Tiling
Logal
Aineses
Tostearl
Fry
Itive
Alameda County
Emmaitter
Attaida
T Alamera
Caine
Howard Gardner
League of California Cites
Serean Polict
Assembly
Itm
BOAIS
Alate Stabte
Cannes
Republica
Moelle
Thomas Dyneh
Real Estate Board Pushes FHA VA Loan Ceiling Rise
National Association of Real Estate Boards urges administration to raise FHA and VA loan ceilings by 70.5 percent, contending higher limits will not hurt sellers but will ease buyer costs. President Bill N. Brown of Albuquerque calls the move necessary to adjust loan caps, which currently force buyers to pay points and higher interest.
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Washington
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Bill N. Brown
Albu
MAMA
Pxon
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