Man pleads guilty to false imprisonment in Feb. incident
Castre Valley man Roger A. Myklestad, 28, pleaded guilty in superior court yesterday to false imprisonment by deceit, a lesser included offense of assault with intent to commit rape. Sentencing set for August 30. The April 14, 1971 incident began after he met a 31-year-old Martijez woman at a Walnut Grove single parent’s dance and then drove toward Alameda before she jumped from the car, incurring minor injuries. Myklestad is said to have resided at 233 Strobridge Ave, Castra Bailey.
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Myklestad
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Mykestad
Alameda
Nimile
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Fremont
Strobridge Ave
Castra Bailey
Correction on drug case misreported as reckless driving
A Hayward man Phillip A. Britz aged 24 pleaded guilty to possession of dangerous drugs. He was originally charged with drug possession assault with a deadly weapon and carrying a long text firearm. He received a 300 dollar fine and three years probation after a negotiated plea. A police chase injured Officer Terrance Boess and San Leandro police seek damages to the city vehicle.
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Hayward
Daily Review
Phillip A. Britz
Arbor Ave
Brite
San Leandro
Terrance Boess
Britz
San Leandra
Murder suspect pleads innocent in San Leandro case
A 26 year old transient is charged with murder in the death of Richard Fitzpatrick found beaten at his San Leandro home on July 12. Cloyd K B Carson Jr faces robbery and theft counts and will appear in municipal court for discovery motion and a August 11 preliminary hearing. Carson, a war veteran, was found by neighbors after five days with the victim.
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San Leandro
Cloyd KB. Carson Jr
Paul Irmsell
Trail
Offce
Garson
Richard Fitapatrick
Carson
Fitapatrick
Antonia St
Fitzpatrick
East
Oakland man arrested in rape case at San Leandro High
Oakland man Michael Wayne Grats was arrested on charges of attempted rape burglary and assault with intent to commit rape. Police say he asked to use a telephone at 988 Dolores Street then grabbed and choked a 1 year old San Leandro High School student after the call. Grats fled toward Grand Avenue before being captured near 88 Bridge Street. He was released two weeks ago after a forcible rape conviction.
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Downey Lands Shuttle Contract Boosting California Jobs
Senator Tunney says California could gain more than 60 jobs and up to 4 billion dollars in economic impact from participation in the 6.45 billion space shuttle program. The orbiter’s cargo compartment will carry up to 65 000 pounds into space and may transport a dozen scientists on some missions. The shuttle will ride piggyback on an expendable tank with reusable solid rocket racks, serving civilian and military research and satellite deployment.
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Dcalif
California
Space
Reds maul South Viet troops near Saigon
In a late 1960s style report, Reds assault South Vietnamese forces about six miles north of Saigon. South Vietnamese reinforcements engage invaders as light fighting and shelling occur in Kien Tung and Dinh Tuong. In the Mekong Delta, U S 852 bombers conducted more than twenty strikes within 5 to 36 miles southwest of Saigon amid Viet Cong activity.
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Dinh Tuorg
Pot May Help Treat Eye Disorder Study Finds
UCLA ophthalmologist Dr. Robert Hepler reports marijuana reduces intraocular pressure during extensive eye tests. In group trials the average pressure fell from 1.3 to 9.2 millimeters of mercury, with a glaucoma patient showing a peak of 36 before treatment.
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UCLA
Robert Hepler
Hepler
Women accused in fraud schemes target elders in Bay Area
The report details several cases where two women swindled victims, including a May incident in Hayward where a 20 year old and an accomplice netted $2,000, a June case draining $2,600 from another Hayward resident, and a Fremont pigeon drop where an 83 year old narrowly avoided $4,500 loss with help from a bank manager.
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Fremont
Joan Vl Tieg
Economy shows strong expansion into 1973 despite deficit
The Commerce Department reported rising leading indicators suggesting robust economic growth through 1973 while the trade deficit widened. The composite index advanced 0.6 percent in May with unemployment and inflation easing, and four of eight indicators were favorable.
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UPL
Ocommerte Department
Taleo
Harold GC. Passer
Lkadlng
Passer
Reagan tax relief plan fails committee by one vote
A legislative debate on tax relief for schools reveals conflict over state and local funding. Moretti and Reagan push plans to cut property taxes in exchange for state aid, aiming to remedy court rulings on inequitable funding across districts, while questions remain about actual local gains and replacement funding.
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Ricir
Focal
Fremont
Leandro
San Leandro
Wellal
Schoals
Moretti
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Transit review approved for Dumbarton Bridge plan
The California Assembly Ways and Means Committee unanimously approved a resolution directing the Metropolitan Transportation Commission to review the 45 million Dumbarton Bridge project linking Newark and Menlo Park. If enacted, the bill would amend prior approval and push back construction timelines with environmental and regulatory hurdles still to clear.
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Newark
Menlo Park
Sacramento
Assembly Ways and Means
Metropolitan Transportation Commission
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Assembly
Senate
Five Chief Ducey Resigns From Fire Chiefs Associations
In a notable leadership shakeup, five chief officers including Ducey resign from the Western Fire Chiefs Association and the International Association of Fire Chiefs. Ducey and others had served as operational area fire coordinators for Alameda County in the California Civil Defense program. In 1951 Bucey was named one of two outstanding citizens of San Torenzo by Post 4170 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
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Western Fire Chiefs Association
International Association of Fire, Chiefs
Bucey
San Torenzo
Post
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
High rise vote on Lincoln School site in San Leandro
The Bay Area Rapid Transit environs committee voted 14 to 2 to back high rise apartments on the Lincoln School site in San Leandro. Critics accused backers of pursuing money over people as planning groups warned against overdevelopment and a proposed convention center.
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Bay Area Rapid Transit
Lincoln School
Cosmie Sraith
League of Women Voters
Lincoln
San Lean Ay
Anes Wick
Utila Theater
Convention Center
Mics. Smith
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Decisio
William Kerry
Jack Mallester
Officials appeal budget for more park funds
The Fast Bay Regional Park District seeks a higher budget to fund Contra Costa County projects and bolster South County development. Trustees hear concerns over fair share and consider reallocating funds from land donations and ongoing park needs, including Coyote Hills, Garin Park, and interim improvements.
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Coyote Hills
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Alameda Crack
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Hayward
Dilles
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