County Administrator Strathman to Retire March 1 3972
Hayward resident Bar Strathman announced to the Alameda County board of supervisors that he will retire March 1, 3972 after 33 years in public administration. He plans to travel with his wife for a year and then live in Grass Valley. Strathman said he will consider writing and consulting offers in public administration and will assist in recruiting his successor.
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Fire damages business and Newark home in separate blazes
A Hayward business fire started 5:45 p.m. outside Midcoast Plashey Engineering damaged a paint display and cans of paint with an estimated 650 dollars loss. A cigarette ignited a Newark couch at 36629 Charles Street causing smoke damage throughout the one story home. Newark firefighters responded at 8:30 a.m. reporting the loss confined to the front room where the couch was located.
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Two Teens Arrested in Lincoln Continuation School Breakin
San Leandro police arrested Charlene Phillips 18 of Westlake Village and a 16 year old San Leandro boy as they tried to break into Lincoln Continuation School with a tire iron at 1:45 a.m. The boy claimed to be a student and sought pottery from a classroom. The girl was charged and the boy released to his parents as windows were damaged.
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Tragedy in Fremont After Auto Truck Collision
In Fremont a 21 year old Siskiyou resident Chesley Daughtery died at 3 27 a m at Washington Hospital from massive head injuries after a collision between a three axle truck driven by Dee L Berry of Covina and a sedan driven by Alfen O Anderson a College of Siskiyou student Berry 31 and Anderson 20 were involved with Douglas Berry and his 14 year old brother as passengers Berry reportedly failed to yield a red light at the intersection Police said action against Berry is pending.
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Former Castro Valley councilman Edward McFarland dies at 64
Edward J. McFarland, 64, of Castro Valley, former Hayward councilman, died yesterday. He led the Mck Roofing Co. in Hayward and resigned three months after his 1944 election due to business matters. Private Masonic services will be held at Hayward Mortuary.
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Mission Blvd
Gas station and barber shop robbed in San Leandro
A San Leandro gas station and an adjacent barber shop were robbed yesterday. At Limas Service Station 4180 B 4th St attendant Rolandeau Sernardeau 19 said a woman in black demanded money and produced a gun before $60 was taken. At Exclusive Barber Shop four or five youths robbed the shop while a janitor watched, with one wielding a knife. $12 was taken from a cash box.
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Boy Drowns in Russian River
A one year old Daly boy named Ricky Nonrado drowned after being swept away by the swift Russian River while his mother Kathryn Nomarlo struggled to hold him. An onlooker, Robert M. Ire landsworth of Hayward, was unable to rescue him as deputies dragged the river with no success.
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Castro Valley Woman Dies After Omaha Auto Crash
Tera Leigh Castle of Castro Valley died Saturday from injuries from a car crash in Omaha Nebraska. She was the sole person in the vehicle. Survived by husband Patrick Elbert Busch Castle, her parents Mr and Mrs Elbert Busch of Castro Valley, and her sister Milie. Services set for St James Episcopal Church Oakland.
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South County Junior College board meeting agenda details
South County Junior College and Distrel board of trustees meet tonight at 7 20 to discuss a proposal for a student information liaison and assistance center in board room Building 200 at Chabot College Hayward San Francisco Youth Symphony concert admissions 1 25 at Pacific High School gym San Leandro tomorrow 1 15 pm Hayward Industrial Commission tomorrow at 8 pm to discuss zoning change northeast corner Alive and G streets from industrial to high density residential Conference Room B City Center Building
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721 Die Over the Holiday Traffic Toll
United Press International counted 547 people killed in traffic accidents during the 78 hour holiday period, surpassing National Safety Council estimates of 475 to 550. California led with 44 deaths, New York and Ohio 30 each, Texas 23, Pennsylvania 21, North Dakota reported no traffic fatalities.
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Audie Murphy Dies In Plane Crash Near Martinsville
Actor Audie Murphy, World War II hero with 24 medals, dies in a plane crash while en route to inspect a Modular plant in Martinsville. Passengers include Modular president Chawla Crosby and other executives. six aboard, one unnamed. Friends Rudy Durand and Hal Wegandt travel from Los Angeles to identify the body for memorial services.
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Court narrows power to halt strikes under Railway Act
Justice Harlan leads a majority holding federal judges may issue injunctions to block a strike if one side shows efforts toward settlement, even if normal processes aren t exhausted. Case involved Chicago and North Western Railway Co and United Transportation Union over crew size and a pending strike after mediation deadlines. Dissenting justices Black, Douglas, White oppose the ruling. The ruling interprets the Railway Labor Act covering railway and airline employees and the dispute stemmed from brakemen staffing on trains. The Seventh Circuit had upheld a provisional injunction, with the lower court ruling non justiciable.
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Drug abuse signals drift into schools warns officials
Officials warn heroin, barbiturate and amphetamine abuse now reach into grammar and high schools with adults and children affected. Look for changes in behavior, sleep, energy and appearance. avoid quick conclusions as signs overlap with illnesses and prescribed medicines.
Lava flows from Mount Aina show signs of halting near Catania
In Sicily the cooling lava from Mount Aina eased its advance today, with scientists noting signs of solidification before reaching the lower villages of Tara and Macchia de Tre. The streams slowed, sparing Fornazzo and Sant Alia as residents remained watchful.
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Highland assessment fight stirs Highlands city hall
Residents and commissioners clash over the proposed Highlands assessment district plan. Three streets, Highland Boulevard, Modoc Avenue, and Morse Court, spark protests as critics warn the plan could bankrupt homeowners and misrepresent its impact. Officials discuss narrowing street widths and possible district exclusions to protect nonbenefiting properties.
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Yuba City victim sought freedom after life of service
The sister and mother of Kenneth Whitacre recall a gentle, quiet man who served as a staff sergeant in the Air Force and was killed in Alaska during the Korean War. They dispute local labels of him as a wanderer, noting he supported his family after his father died and later traveled between California towns.
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Yuba City Witness in Mass Murder Case Arrested Again
The Yuba City sheriff says Roy De Long, 52, a friend of one victim, was re-arrested Saturday as a material witness in a massive mass murder case.
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Graveyard View Reveals Makeshift River Slayings Site
Reporters walked a riverbank graveyard where eight graves lie near the water and others spread through orchards. Deputies wore yellow gloves as they described the 3 to 10 foot long, 4 foot wide plots seen in a lush countryside setting.
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