Hayward Man Arrested After Alleged Domestic Assault
Kenneth Duwnie Bolda of 27920 Manon Ave Apt 11 was arrested about 10 30 p m after a neighbor reported arguing and screams. Police found Bolda’s wife Janet badly bruised in the area and Bolda resisted arrest by kicking officers with heavy motorcycle tools.
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Calm robber robs Prime Rib Inn for 600 dollars
Witnesses describe the suspect as composed as he enters the Prime Rib Inn on Hesperian Boulevard at 9:00 p.m. and demands cash from the cocktail lounge register after being told the main till is empty. Wallace Cross, manager, says the gunman fled with 600 dollars despite the pistol hidden under his coat.
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Hesperian Boulevard
Wallace Cross
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Man Escapes Santa Rita Prison Break Report
Jose Carlos Lopez, 37, escaped from the Santa Rita Rehabilitation Center or main prison between 4 and 9 am counts. He had been sent Tuesday on probation violation and faced a pending drug charge.
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Concord
Jose Carlos Lopez
Lopez
Ria
Metropolis Transit Commission Forms After 1970 Law Passage
The Metropolitan Transportation Commission, created by the 1970 legislature, swiftly sets up its financial structure and begins coordinating nine-county Bay Area transit projects. Supervisor Joseph Batt leads. The panel secures a $2 million federal grant matched by $1 million in local funds from multiple counties and agencies, plus a $250,000 state grant. Five committees are named to hire staff and propel transit studies, with leaders named for finance, personnel, work program, public information, and grant review.
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Joseph Batt
Alameda County
Department of Transportation
Laval
Alareca
San Mateo
Santa Plara
Oak
Ralph Trower
Napa
Graul Teview
Ex Lorensan killed in Hawaii
Ex Lorensan C Blair 34, former San Lorenzo assistant superintendent, died in a Hawaii auto crash Monday. A Spokane native and WWII Army Signal Corps veteran, he spent years in San Lorenzo education from 1947 to 1983. Survived by wife Helen, daughter Tom and son Bill. Burial in Camas, Washington, with contributions to San Lorenzo Scholarship Foundation.
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Alexander, Va
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San Loren
Camp Parks prison proposal eyed for Amador-Livermore area
A federal prison plan for Camp Parks targets about 12 acres of a 70-acre parcel with a 1974 occupancy target. The project could hire 100 locals, create a $1.75 to $1.9 million annual payroll, and include medical, psychiatric, and educational facilities. Support from Alameda County Sheriff cites benefits, while officials note pending land commitment from the Justice Department and neighborly relations.
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Pleasanton
Negotiator Bruce calls for truce at Vietnam talks
Paris AP Bruce the outgoing United States negotiator at the Vietnam peace talks urged live dialogue and a globally controlled ceasefire in Indochina He will retire Sunday and be replaced by William J Porter as Philip Habib leads the delegation Bruce says the cease-fire plan has been rejected by Communist negotiators for two years Viet Cong accuse South Vietnam elections of being feverishly staged under the American Embassy in Saigon Final appearance of Bruce marks transition to Porter and Habib with ongoing accusations of electoral fraud and suppression by the Saigon regime
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Saigon
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Pyeur-okd
David WE. Brace
Philip Habib
Henry Cabot Lodge
Mia
Nguyen Vang Thieu
United States
Neuyen van Thien
City labor impasse continues in Hayward talks
Tentative settlement with Local 390 of United Public Employees Unit collapsed last night, extending the Hayward labor dispute. Police and fire unions planned talks today to respond to the impasse over how much the city will pay for improved benefits. Union leaders accused city negotiators of reneging on acting pay and other concessions in dispute.
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United Public Employees Uniton
Polce
O City
Joe Vila
Rod Alfonsa
Alfonso
Fremont official favored plan sparks ABAG debate
Officials spar over a proposal to shift ABAG to a plan of mostly elected officials and an executive board. Critics argue a 40 40 split between locally elected and directly elected members is unacceptable to the General Assembly. Maltester says ABAG has drifted into ineffectiveness, cites clashes with leadership, and hints at ongoing regional participation efforts. Pleasanton mayor supports compromise while noting party lines and council involvement.
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John Baget
SBAG
Pleasanton
Robert Reid
Mallester
Knox Wil Ae
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Billon
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Joseph Ror
Home Rules Committee
Koy
Ntanys
Gas Price War Hits South County Stations
Local Shell dealers report price support dwindling as premium gas prices rise while others hike or hold firm. Mullins of Short Station says supports were dropped to keep customers, as a fuel war cools with mixed price moves across Chevron and Standard stations.
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Newtons second trial nears close
The second trial of Huey P. Newton, cofounder of the Black Panthers, on voluntary manslaughter charges in Officer John Frey’s death moves toward clos e. Defense attorney Charles J. Garry says he will call only a few witnesses before resting, while Gene McKinney, present at the scene, invokes the Fifth Amendment to avoid answering questions about the Oct. 26, 1967 shooting.
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John Frey
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Acquittal for Chavez's Son in Induction Case
A Fresno federal judge directed a verdict of acquittal for Chavez's son in a case charging refusal to be inducted into the military. Judge M.D. Crocker ruled that lingering pretrial issues and conflicts within the defense faced with the Conscientious Objectors acts had been resolved in favor of the defendant.
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Aequittel
Fae
Cesar Chavez
Timetable for Apollo Moon Mission at Houston Center
The timetable lists Apollo 15 activity times with 7 near moon landing steps. It notes crew awakenings, course corrections, service module firings, lunar orbit maneuvers, and the descent to the moon with Scott and Irwin, including long rest periods and orbital operations.
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Lamar Madille
Worden
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Pam
Lwin
Apollo space mission faced drinking water leak fix
Apollo 1h Commander Da vid R. Scolt reported a leaking drinking water fixture in the weightless cabin. Ground controllers guided a quick fix with a wrench and valve turn, stopping the leak to prevent damage to electronic systems amid ongoing mission urgency.
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X0-yuithold
Karl” ‘Olewy
Scott
Heniee
No new property taxes in welfare reform plan
In Sacramento, lawmakers and Gov. Reagan press a compromise to curb new property taxes through welfare reform. Alameda County Supervisor Bob Bort and nine other officials met Reagan, who promised open-end state funding for welfare, easing county concerns about potential tax hikes from welfare costs.
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Reagan
Alameda County
Doe Bort
Bart
Bort
California
Welfare accord eyed as Reagan signs today
The article reports a welfare accord likely to be signed by President Reagan today. It notes threats to reconvene a special session to end a three week recess if welfare Medi Cal and tax issues remain unresolved, while private talks since Monday soften the stance. Moretti leads negotiations with GOP Assembly members including Bagley, as reform discussions proceed between Republicans and Democrats.
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Bengal
Democratic Assembly
Bob Moretli
Senate
Moretti
Robbers and police in New York shootout on street
Police say seven officers lured by robbers fired during a gun battle. A bystander was hit in the hand and a robber wounded. both were taken to Knickerbocker Hospital. An unknown amount of money and four guns were recovered. No officers or hostages were injured.
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Knickerborker Hospital
Anu
Seven Panthers Indicted in Queens Fire Case
Seven Black Panthers including West Coast wing associate Napier faced murder and arson charges in Queens. Indictment alleges they helped plan a Panther office fire during a June 17 incident, tied to a factional feud between Coast and West Coast factions.
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Janey P. Newtin
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Parry Ir Canmieethin
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