Police arrest man for drug possession in San Leandro
Gerald Ib Reichelderter, a self-identified pharmacist from a Peninsula hospital, was arrested early yesterday in San Leandro. Police say he possessed numerous restricted drugs found in his vehicle, including Darvon capsules and Dilaudid, with no proper tags under the seat while in custody.
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Burglar steals jewelry valued around 700 dollars
A daylight break in at a San Leandro home resulted in the loss of jewelry including a charm bracelet and several items valued at about 700 dollars. Police listed items missing from the scene at 243 Park Avenue as a god charm bracelet and other valuables.
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Four day strike ends at Union City plant
A 46 day strike by United Paperworkers Newark Local 419 at Bemis Bay Co. in Union City ended with ratification of a new company proposal. About 130 workers returned to work after protests and scuffles during demonstrations. The firm makes bags for commercial use and shifted orders to eastern plants during the strike.
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PUC Orders PG&E to Halt Political Mailings
The California Public Utilities Commission told Pacific Gas & Electric Co and Southern California Edison Co to stop sending political material in mailings charged to operating expenses. The ruling followed a rehearing of complaints filed in October 1972 challenging material tied to the Coastal Conservation Act.
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Mass for Pope John Paul II at St Peters on anniversary day
Benediction Mass in St. Peters commemorates the death anniversary of the late pope. The ceremony honors Pope John Paul II as Vatican officials prepare for the next public appearance with President Ford slated to attend.
Teen gymnast defies polio to set world mark in handstand
Fort Lauderdale, Fla. AP Jimmy Certain, 15, who battled polio, walked 90 yards on his hands in 27 seconds, shaving 2.4 seconds from the Guinness World Records. He trained to beat the record while recalling early struggles to run and play with friends.
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Ozzie Nelson, TV Father and Band Leader, Dies at 69
Ozzie Nelson, famed radio and television figure behind The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet, dies at 69. Born March 20 in Jersey City, he formed a band, acted in films with Harriet Nelson, and directed multiple series. Funeral services set for Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills with surviving widow Harriet, two sons, two brothers, and five grandchildren.
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Ford and Italian leaders discuss NATO unity and Middle East policy
President Ford arrives in Rome for talks with Prime Minister Aldo Moro, amid heavy security and traffic jams. Leone praises Ford’s NATO work, while Kissinger calls the European trip a success. Ford plans to review Vatican positions on Holy sites amid Middle East policy underscores.
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Principals reshuffled as New Haven students join district
The district plans to place John Costello as principal of Laurel and Hillcrest, adding New Haven students to the two small schools. Hillcrest may host adult education next fall and handle Highland School overflow, with staff considering a male transfer and a kindergarten through third grade shift. The board also debated a county jail plan and approved funding for a secondary reading improvement program costing about 342,000 with 28,000 for substitutes.
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Downtown revitalization plan underway amid project delays
A preliminary action proposal for downtown revitalization has been submitted as delays linger. Officials from the Waning Team indicate the plan aligns with the downtown redevelopment goals and aims to spur wage growth and development.
Striking Santa Barbara County Firemen Leave 170000 Residents Unprotected
Firemen protesting salaries and working conditions walk off duty delaying protection for 170000 residents for a second day. 809 other county workers joined the walkout Monday seeking higher wages.
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HEW weighs sex integration in school health and athletics
Federal guidance discussed sex integrated education and facilities, allowing separate sessions in younger grades and comparable facilities for男女. It noted colleges may exclude fraternities from rules while banning sex discrimination in other groups. The NCAA argued against equal funding for all sports, while the department favored balancing opportunities over exact expenditure. Women’s teams could share in noncontact sports if qualified, and girls must be allowed to compete for spots if men’s teams lack entrants.
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