Barger pleads not guilty in Oakland murder case
Ralph Sanky Barger former Hell's Angels president and four others charged in an Oakland bathtub slaying appeared in Alameda County Superior Court yesterday. A trial date will be set Friday before Judge William McGuiness. Also charged are kidnapping and assault related to a trunk found with an arsenal seized from a car. Barger and his wife Sha-ton face additional drug charges.
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Will Avwait
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Hayward
Danny Jarnjan
Oakland Poice
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Extortionist gets probation in San Leandro case
Mary Scarzela 2 pleaded guilty to attempting to extort money from her mother in law, a grand mother, by claiming her dead son Hugh was alive and promising $9,000 to keep up the ruse. Her husband, initially charged, was acquitted after the plea. Police described the plot targeting the elder Scarzella.
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Teen wins state title in San Leandro soapbox derby
Greg Vierra, 15, is one of six state winners in the Snap Box Derby. He won the race on Sunset Boulevard in San Leandro Swalay and will travel to Akron to compete against 260 winners. He is son of Mr and Mrs Alvin Vierra of 1499 Lark St, San Leandra.
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Utility district suit targets East Bay water recycling
The Environmental Defense Fund filed in Alameda County Superior Court alleging East Bay Municipal Utility District is the Bay Area’s largest polluter and seeks a court order to recycle water for growing needs. The suit also seeks revised water pricing to promote conservation and cites existing treatment tech and regional recycle efforts.
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Burglary Strips Wheels From Tractor At San Leanna Shop
International Harvester unit reports a $1,062 loss after thieves stole four wheels from a tractor parked outside the South side of a repair shop at 300 Doolittle Drive. Police say two rear axles were wheelless and no suspects or witnesses have been identified. robbery reported by Dennis H. Pearson yesterday at 1:20 p.m.
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Thwarted camper burglary in San Leandro
At 7 pm Byron Johnston of Western Electric learned from Anthony Aliparsi of 2760 Cryer St Maynard that his camper was being burglarized by two men. Johnston and guard Leo Askland observed suspects loading items into a van. One suspect kept $934, then the pair fled over a fence toward Williams Steel at the railroad tracks.
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Western Electric
Anthony Aliparsi
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Doolittle Drive
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Williams Steel
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San Francisco Seeks Ballot Question On U N Peacekeeping Budget
A move to place a question on the ballot asks whether 0 percent of the U S defense budget should be given to a United Nations peacekeeping force. Professor Ralph M. Goldman said petitions circulated to qualify the initiative as U S troops leave Vietnam. Backers include Sen Alan Cranston Rep Phillip Burton State Sen George Moscone Assemblyman Willie L Brawner and Supervisors Dianne Feinstein and Robert Mendelsohn.
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California State University At
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Alan Cranston
Phillip Burton
Geogre R. Moscone
Willie L. Brawner
Dianne Pernstein
Robert H. Mendelsohn
Rotary Club in San Leandro shapes ethics and aid
In San Leandro the Rotary Club, once focused on business gains, now emphasizes ethics and service. Members fund schooling for low income students, sponsor commutes with signs, and support gifts like a bus for mentally challenged children. President Allis reflects on club evolution and standards. Ellis, a notable Rotarian, is an inventor and photographer born in 189% in Georgia, who moved to Berkeley and built a varied career including fingerprint ink rollers and innovative tools.
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New Castro Valley fire chief named
Castro Valley will have a new fire chief beginning Oct 1. Arthur Lawrence Toeltner, current fire marshal and chief of the Fire Prevention Bureau in Oakland, accepted the appointment after 24 interviews. Paul Rhodes says Toeltner will move to Castro Valley to assume the position. Chief Newton Moore had planned to resign in January, with September 1972 as a resignation target.
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Alameda
Egypt to oust Soviet advisers sparks cautious U.S. reaction
UPI report says Egypt may remove Soviet military technicians as Washington weighs initial details. State Department seeks more information while Defense Chief Laird notes close watching. Pentagon sources say count of Soviet personnel unclear, with as many as 15,000 troops and additional civilian staff. Joseph Greene, U.S. mission head in Cairo, was called to the foreign ministry for talks.
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Sinatra witness activity at hearing in light brown suit
Sinatra asserted a substantial interest and exercised witness prerogative in the track Hien hearing. Cameras and microphones were present in the cheeselny room as he strode in briskly wearing a light brown sports coat and dark brown slacks, accompanied by attorney Milton Mickey Thadin of Las Ane holes.
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Teamsters Back Nixon and AFL CIO Divides in 1972 Campaign
The Teamsters endorsed Nixon while backing Hubert Humphrey in 1968 and Lyndon Johnson four years earlier. The AFL CIO executive board meets to decide its stance as Meany battles to block McGovern. Democrats warn of an uphill fight as Mansfield calls Nixon's foreign policy gains exceptionally good.
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Man Survives Heart Surgery Amid Faith Diet Debate
A man survives heart surgery as a discussion arises over dietary and spiritual rules about blood and animals. The article notes a tension between medical life saving measures and religious dietary prohibitions.
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Leandro road plan delayed again by city and partners
City of Guiluned and partners delay Leandro road work as LL files an impact statement and Oakland delays underground utilities. A state money shortfall pushes the bid date to January 174, with $106,000 needed for right of way and improvements. Mayor Makestar notes remote prospects for Doullittle project and council eyes a budget amendment.
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Appraisers to eye future sanctuary
Officials eyeing the South Bay National Wildlife Refuge face funding and land acquisition hurdles. A 20.3 mile refuge requires 21,862 acres and purchases, with $41 million needed for acquisition and $110,000 anticipated this year for planning. Interior officials weigh Duck Stamp funds and the Land and Water Conservation Fund amid court actions over bayland titles.
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House
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House Appropriations Committee
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Migratory Bird Conserration Fund
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Federal Land and Water Conservation Fund
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Warships shell North Vietnam coast near Citadel
Warrington and destroyers Robison and Hull battered the Norlin coast after aiding shelling of supply craft ferrying goods ashore. Allied aircraft bombed North Vietnamese reinforcements near Quang Tri City as military spokesmen said Communist staging areas within three miles of the city were pounded Monday night.
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Sadat orders Russ to leave Egypt and military pact with Kremlin
Sadat orders Soviet forces to quit Egypt and Russia remains Egypt's key military backer since 1956. A new Kremlin military agreement earlier this year reportedly grants concessions to the Arabs and signals preparation for another war with Israel.
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