Dublin Cyclist Critical After Collision With Fire Engine
Dublin rider Larry Rogers of Wicklow Road clipped the rear of a Valley Community Services District fire engine at a driveway as it returned from a grass fire call near I-58. He sustained multiple leg and arm fractures. Nearby, 11 year old Kenneth Cooke of Puredu was hospitalized after a bike crash on Flavesta Boulevard near Monterey Boulevard, with injuries listed as serious. Ronald Gray was riding with Cooke during the incident.
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Autopsy awaited in girl's death in Meekland car
Maureen Mathisen a 12 year old from 70 Whitney Court was found dead in a parked car on Meekland Avenue. Sheriff Lt Bill Foster said there was no sign of foul play and an autopsy report was awaited. Friends said she had spent the previous night at a party and may have drunk beer.
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Mairmont Hospital
Hearing on disposal area near Hayward shoreline set
A hearing on the Ray Gilles Disposal Co. use permit for a 487 acre refuse disposal area at Hayward shoreline is scheduled tomorrow at 1 80 pm in the Public Works building auditorium. Directors of the Hayward Area Shoreline Planning Agency oppose the permit, recommending a three year limit and initial inland use. The plan includes a mile long levee, 400 feet wide, to 15 feet, then gradual filling to 30 feet, with final use undecided.
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Burglary Hits San Leandro Apartments Over Weekend
Burglars targeted apartment dwellers in San Leandro with losses concentrated at 184 Callav Avenue where intruder used bolt cutters to access storage lockers in a basement area and fled with a water skiff a drill press boat umbrella fishing gear and lawn furniture valued at 450 to 1000. Other thefts included end wrenches cash and fishing equipment worth about 350 at 123 Stones Avenue apartment of Vic Long Jr.
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Machado
Herbert A. Baum
Stonkes Ave
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Robber Gains $160 At Newark Foxy Lady Nightclub
Police describe a white male about 23, five feet nine inches, who robbed the Foxy Lady nightclub in Newark of $160 yesterday before 4 PM. No weapon was seen and investigators continue to pursue the case.
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UTU Rejects Binding Arbitration In Rail Dispute
The UTU rejects binding arbitration proposed by management as Hodgson reports telegrams to Jama and Chairmay. John P. Wiltz of the National Railway Labor Conferences stresses urgency to resolve the dislocations. Union and industry leaders urge government action to halt the strike and protect public welfare as Labor Department weighs legis lation to impose terms from the White House commission.
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Newark November election set for school bonds
City officials discuss state aid and local bonds as a new measure may face a tough vote. With $51,006 in bonds left from 1964, at high rates, officials warn higher taxes if funded locally. A short term loan could boost rates. a new election could cancel the existing interest rate.
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Ellsberg questioned by unofficial House panel on Pentagon papers
Daniel Ellsberg, former Defense Department researcher who leaked the 47 volume Pentagon papers, testifies before a 14 member antiwar Democratic panel led by Rep. John G. Daw. He faces Espionage Act charges and a federal indictment for leaking documents.
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City council plots hire for city manager search
Council members will meet with a San Francisco firm next Thursday to help select a new city manager. The panel weighs 5000 to 8000 dollars in recruitment costs while weighing a cheaper League of California Cities option.
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Kenneth Goulardt
Leo Howell
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Residents dispute city street plan and district split
Dissidents in an assessment district oppose proposed street alignments and city participation. The split affects about 444 landowners with one city parcel housing a water reservoir left on the south, while NW residents push back on engineering choices and setback regulations impacting rebuilds after fires. Council debates include variances to shield owners from regulatory losses and sets a 49 foot capital way width for Highland, with Morse and Modoc kept at 4 feet.
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Bank Bomb Blast Strikes Ben Lomond Bank Branch
AP reports two incendiary devices touched off at about 8:15 a.m. igniting the exterior wall of a Bank of America in Ben Lomond, eight miles north of Santa Cruz. A sheriff's deputy controlled the flames with an extinguisher before firefighters arrived. no structural damage observed.
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Lost girls found safe after hike disappearance
April and a companion from Northwest Outward Bound school went missing on a trail near Indian Hole in Sep aration Lake. They camped near a waterfall, built a signal fire, and were rescued after a Forest Service plane and helicopter searched the area.
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Huey Newton Defection Charge Roils Oakland Trial
Prosecutor accuses Huey P. Newton of defecting from the community and living in luxury as he testifies in the 1967 shooting trial. Defense seeks to introduce a Black Panther article to show shifts in militant stance, while witnesses describe the slain officer Frey and the victim’s supporters label the officer as abusive.
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Hot pants burglar held in Oakland case
Lavada Staggs of Los Angeles, dubbed the hot pants burglar of Oakland, faces charges for 80 daylight burglaries. Police say she used wig changes and uniform disguises, targeting jewelry and money, with recovery of jewelry and cash at her apartment. Authorities consider she may be wanted in other cities.
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UPI
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Los Angeles
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L. Fred Tornow
Tornow
Fremont agrees to reduced trash hike in city deal
Fremont city council discusses settlement to cut proposed increases in trash pickup rates. The agreement lowers the first year rise by 10 cents and the two next years by 20 cents, raising residential rate to 2.40 on July 1, 1972 and 2.60 on July 1, 1973. City revenue climbs about 54,000 annually. franchise fee rises from 8 to 10 percent. Council debates waiving revenue to lower consumer rates. Newark and Union City actions pending.
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Dan Cooper
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William van Doorn
Apollo 15 mission on schedule continues after on ship issue
Apollo 15 faced brief electrical trouble in the command ship Endeavour and a glass pane crack in the lunar module cabin. Ground teams traced the power problem to a tipped circuit breaker and tested alternate lighting, while Scott and Irwin prepared Falcon for descent toward the moon’s highest mountains.
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