Two charged after school fight at Pacific High School
SAN LEANDRO two men Monty Tre mont and Frank Rodriguez were arrested on misdemeanor charges including adultery and disturbing the peace after a fight with student Edwand Newman at Pacific High School. Newman and others reported Rodriguez tackled him on the hall floor while Bledsoe restrained others, lasting about four minutes before police detained them.
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Pacific High School
Robert A. Bredsoe
Mowry Ave
Fremont
Frank ‘A. Rodriguez
Redwood Road
Castro Valley
Edwand Newman
Newman
Rodrigues
Sad Rodriguez
Paico Say Bledsoe
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Horse leaves lasting impression in Pleasanton area
Police say a horse with four sore feet and concrete shoes damaged freshly poured cement on Teunige Drive, causing about 1800 dollars in damage over two weeks. They seek the rider and animal, asking local horse show exhibitors to report any animal brought in for reshaping, especially if wearing concrete shoes.
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Pleasanton
Ares
Teunige Drive
Taylor Construction Co
Murphy Runs for Re election as Signs Draw County Ultimatum
Alameda County officials ordered Murphy to remove oversized campaign signs in the First District within a week. Signs measure 32 square feet versus the eight-square-foot standard, with locations along Interstate 680, San Ramon Boulevard, and near Interstate 580 in Dublin. Murphy, tied up in meetings and a dedication, said signs would come down immediately. County officials noted they rely on complaints and typically see such cases from political opposition.
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Alameda County Visor
County, Planning Department, Building, and Inspection’ Division
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Dublin
Interstate 680
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Stocks Pace Modest Gains In Mixed Trading
New York stocks advanced modestly as traders paused to assess profits and await clearer signals. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 1.50 to 962.22 while advances led declines on the New York Stock Exchange amid caution from investors despite gains in chemicals farm implements mail order retail and rubber shares. Government data showed wholesale prices up 6 percent annually and unemployment steady at 5.9 percent, adding to mixed sentiment and limiting gains.
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New, York
Snoderite
New York Stock Exchange
Downtown group seeks limits on street musicians in SF
San Francisco street musicians, a tourist draw on sidewalks, may face restrictions after the Downtown Association asked the Board of Supervisors committee to curb outdoor performances. The group argued for defined areas and times to keep sidewalks clear and citizens from being overwhelmed by instrumentalists while preserving the city’s musical character.
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San Francisco
Associaton
Board of Supervisors
Feertain
CHP pay hike drive targets November ballot
California Association of Highway Patrolmen reports over 700000 signatures filed to back a measure raising CHP pay to match other law enforcement. The proposal would enact annual increases on July 4 unless two thirds of both houses vote to reduce or reject.
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California
State Personnel Board
Milpitas Driver Killed In Fremont Crash
Milpitas motorist Donald Oberhansil, 25, was killed at 8 45 am when his car overturned and ejected him after losing control on the Nimitz Freeway offramp at Dixon Landing Road. California Highway Patrol reported the fatality last night.
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Fremont
Milpitas
Donald Oberhansil
California High
Way Patrol
Oberhansil
Nimitz Freeway
Dixon Landing Road
Market guard shoots thief in Oakland incident
Oakland police said a private security guard wounded a 24 year old man who stole two bottles of f yar from a supermarket. Percy Jones was hospitalized at Brookside with a chest wound in critical condition pending further surgery and condition updates.
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Oakland
UPI
Percy Jones
Brookside Hospital
Playland site to host $4 million apartment complex approval
San Francisco planners approved a 10 acre redevelopment plan by Jeremy Els-Hokins to replace deteriorating Playland at the Beach with a 724 apartment complex and commercial use. Studio rents start at 175 dollars and rise to 500 dollars for luxury units.
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San Francisco
City Planning Commission
Give & Ro
Jeremy Els-Hokins
Reno Dream Prompts Bay Area Worker To Change Jobs
Reva, a Bay Area resident, plans to move to Reno for a year round casino role after speaking with Harold's Club staff. She worked at the Hayward police department with varied duties and relief shifts, hoping a night shift in Reno will suit her. Her friends and family are mixed on the move, and she believes the gamble could change her life despite risks.
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Bi Reno
Harold's Club
Reno
Reva
Bay Area
Police Department
Rena
Ex-homeowner backs drug treatment center referendum at Parkmont
James a sales representative for department stores endorses CURA detox unit after May 1 debate at Parkmont School. He cites strong security and notes patients are unlikely to traffic drugs. Leader Len Daniel praised, referendum seen as valid. CURA organizers plan mailings and stamps as 217 homes in Parkmont weigh approval.
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CURA
Parkmont School
Rwatment
Parkmont
He ‘Association
Presidential contenders battle for California delegates
Two leading Democratic hopefuls campaigned across California seeking the states 27 delegate votes as McGovern drew large crowds in San Jose and Secret Service escorted him after a heated outdoor rally while rival senators focused on the southern regions and the swing north.
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San Francisco
California
McGoerd
San Jose
Secret Service
White supremacist found murdered in Baltimore car trunk
Joseph J. Carroll, a self described white supremacist and 1968 incitement convict, was found shot to death in the trunk of a parked green sedan on a northwest Baltimore street. Police have few clues as details remain unclear.
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Baltimore
UPT
Joseph J. Carroll
Carroll
Hallimore
Petitions Target Polls in California Marijuana Initiative
In Sacramento petition circulators will work outside about one thousand polling places on Tuesday to collect signatures for a November marijuana initiative. Robert Ashford, 28, the state coordinator, said the drive aims to 50,000 signatures at polling sites while the plan would legalize marijuana use but not its sale. The effort relies on election-day activity and has already filed 234,000 valid voter signatures, needing 95,000 more to qualify, with a target of 150,000 by June 12. Polling-place selection favors candidates and Democrats.
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Sacramento
Robert Ashford
Ashford
San Francisco
Ias
Ashfard
Angela's trial goes to the jury
Angela Davis faces a jury as courtroom arguments center on alleged conspiracy and violent acts. Prosecution witnesses are questioned as defense argues she could not have orchestrated the crime, while Branton claims the case hinges on circumstantial evidence and historical context.
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Elizabeth Barrett
Branton
Angela
Haris
Negrads
Ford Wins EPA Nod to Build 772 Models Pending Certification
Ruckelshaus said coalitional certifications allow Ford to ship new cars to dealers for storage only until full certification is obtained. If any models fail non durability tests, Ford must repair or modify vehicles or remove them from dealers. EPA contends Ford violated Clean Air Act due to earlier advertising errors.
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Ford
EPA
Cal
Inflation drives May food cost rise and unemployment hover
May wholesale food prices rose 2.6 percent while the broader wholesale index edged up 0.5 percent. The consumer food price index climbed 13 percent as fresh produce and meat costs rose. Unemployment remained around 6 percent for a fourth straight month, with about 2.3 million more workers in June than a year earlier, amid a still-tight labor market.
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Cenl
Lo Jung
Devery
Produc Inca
Afl-Ciq
George Meany
America
Ingles
White House
Ishor
Federal grant funds Alameda County Legal Aid Society
The Office of Economic Opportunity awarded a 250000 two year grant to Alameda County Legal Aid Society to combat discrimination in construction unions the port authority and private industry. Project runs through Hayward Union City Pleasanton and Oakland offices with 31 staff.
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Federal” Office of Economic Opportunity
Hag
Alameda County
Hayward
Union City
Pleasanton
Oak- Jam
Bionias Mercer
Jonal OO
Wireeter
Stady
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