Auto crashes kill four South County residents
Four area residents died in auto accidents over the weekend. Others were seriously injured including the daughter of San Leandro City Councilman William Suerstedt, Carol Suerstedt, who remained in serious condition at Highland Hospital in Oakland. The driver Manuel Pedro, 16, of San Leandro, struck a tree on Skyline Boulevard. Passengers included Misa Suerstedt, Rosemarie Francis, Mike Healy, and others. Additional fatal and injurious incidents followed across Alameda and Contra Costa counties involving several youths and adults, with investigations by Oakland Police and the California Highway Patrol.
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Willam Suerstedt
Carol Suerstedt
Hignand Hospital
Oakland
Wills
Oakand
Manuel Pedro
Carmel Way
San ‘Leann
Skyline Boulevard
Colbourn Place
Misa Suerstedt
Aloha Drive
Mike Healy
Merlin
San Lorenzo
Rosemarie Francis
Miss Suerstedt
California Highway Patrol
Stephen A. MecCalley
Ohlone College
Fremont
Koopmian Road
MecCalley
San Moreno Court
Alan McFadden
Allegheny
Dubin
Pine Valley Road
San Ramon Boulevard
San Ramon
Warvin
Portola Drive
Washington Hospital
California
Mike Kimbrough
Gibraltar Drive
Kimbrough
Ninitz
Decoto Road
Robbery at Pipars in San Leandro Nets Cash
A lone gunman waited in line for bread at Pipars on MacArthur Boulevard San Leandro Saturday night and stole 854 in cash from the restaurant. Sharoh Erickson 2 of Walnut Creek told police the man with a thin penciled moustache entered from the south exit and forced cash into a purse before fleeing south on MacArthur. No vehicle was seen.
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San Leandro
MacArthur Blvd
Sharoh Erickson 2
Walnut Creek
Body of youth recovered in Columbia River drowning
The body of 17 year old James N Truex of 11632 Locust Street San Leandro was found yesterday in the Columbia River at Parkland Cre after missing since May 26. Services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Guer rero and Satanine Mortuary for the Pacific High School student who drowned in a water skiing accident.
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Guerrero and Satanine Mortuary
Betucillo Ave
San Weanded
James N_ ‘Truex
Locust St
Truex
Pacific High School
Motorcycle theft reported in Hayward case
Charles Ts Reynolis, 24, of Haywani Hayward, reported yesterday the theft of his motorcycle valued at over $2,001. He told sheriff's deputies it was taken from a bedroom where it was being repaired, the theft occurring between Friday night and Saturday morning.
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Hayward
Charles Ts. Reynolis
Haywani, Rell
Reynolis
Postal rate increases favored by commission
Washington UPI reports the Postal Rate Commission recommended 1.37 billion in postage increases while retaining the permanent stamp for first class letters. It backed a 1 cent air mail rate and kept postcards at 1 cent, with total changes showing about 7.7 percent above the original request.
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Washington
UPI
Postal Rats Commission
Postal Service
Gals win Red Baron Award in Hayward Las Vegas race
Carolyn Schutt and Susan Gibson flew a Bonanza single engine plane with only a compass and dead reckoning. They reached Las Vegas after instrument failure and an electrical outage. Richard Noel and Tom Arnold won the ninth annual race with a Cessna 206 and $50 prize for first place.
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Las Vegas
Carolyn Schutt
Daly City
Susan Gibson
San Proycisco
Hayward
Richard Noel
Fall River
Noel
Tom Arnold
Deficit cures on agenda see city fee increases
The plan outlines a series of revenue measures including higher business license fees totaling about 129000 and a citywide fee increase. building inspection fee hikes proposed as an alternative to a construction tax. a quarry of producing an estimated general increase. and a motel occupancy tax rise. Funds would support Central Park East events land purchase and increased state employee retirement costs.
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Cily
Stabell
Central Park East
McGovern Humphrey Clash Over VP Support
The text shows McGovern and Humphrey pledging to back the eventual nominee while Mrs. Chisholm and Young refuse to give a blank pledge before the convention. Chisholm notes interest in which candidate would form a stronger team for the vice presidency, highlighting the growing importance of the role.
Profit taking drives market slide hits airlines hard
New York investors moved to take profits, triggering a steep early drop in stocks. Airlines faced some of the heaviest losses as the broader market declined in the first hour of trading.
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New York
UPI
Angela acquitted amid Marin County courthouse case turmoil
The jury found reasonable doubt Angela knew of or participated in Jonathan Jackson's Aug 7 1970 break into a Marin County courthouse. The verdicts came after 13 weeks of trial with the court system still in shock from the Soledad Brothers case and the deaths of Jonathan Jackson and two convicts.
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Jonathan Jackson
Marin County
George Jackson
Otter “Soledad
Superior Court
Llarold Haley
Albert W. Hartis Jn
Santa Clara County
Davis
Tin
Timothy
San Leandro facing fire salary plan decision tonight
San Leandro city council agenda includes continued talk on a 1971-72 fire department salary plan. Negotiators for the 83-member Firemen's Association meet with the city bargaining team this afternoon to finalize a memorandum of understanding. The issue, dangling since last June, centers on parity with police pay after a federal wage freeze limited increases. Firemen sought 12 percent plus benefits, then settled for 5.25 percent raise and 17 percent in benefits. they had pressed for the same range as patrolmen. Also on tonight's agenda are discussions on city historical-cultural group relationships and plans for a new Southern Alameda County Community Assistance Team Policy Council with $140,000 in federal funds for drug, unemployment, health, and youth programs, plus three public hearings on apartment plans, sidewalk repairs, and assessments in the MacArthur Boulevard district. The planning and zoning changes target home occupations rules, including eliminating beauty, hotel, and auto repair shops from permitted home businesses and requiring limits on outside employment for home-based workers.
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San Leandro
Sanleandro
Enlrany
Morth
Alameda County
Laird Urges Nuclear Plan as Essential for U.S. Edge
Secretary Laird testified that the Soviet Union has far outpaced the United States in weapon numbers since 1965 and urged a mandatory plan. He cited the Moscow agreements freezing certain offensive weapons for five years and pressed for accelerated U.S. programs including a $1.5 billion reinvestment for Trident missiles and a supersonic bomber.
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Laird
Soviet Union
United States
Moscow
Smaller deficit predicted this year but bigger next year
Washington report notes the administration lower the 1972 deficit to 26.0 billion versus 30.8 billion and raises the 1973 deficit to 27.0 billion from 25.5 billion, while seeking a debt ceiling of about 465 billion and a 15 billion increase in financing.
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UPL
Congress
Ofice of Management and Budget
OMB
House
Ways and Means
Treasury
Partial street realignment plan alters Highlands project
The Highlands street realignment proposal moves under owner agreement with about 20 structures to be torn down. The plan cuts standard full-width paving to 24 feet with variable shoulders, no sidewalks, and six-inch asphalt berms to ease costs for property owners.
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Fioa
Bruce
Alameda County races mix unopposed and contested seats
Voters face a crowded ballot in Alameda County with incumbents John Murphy facing Valerie Haymond in the First District and Joe Rett opposed by Harvey Bins and Michael Jones in the Fourth. Petris runs unopposed in the Ninth. Miles also unopposed in the Ninth on the Republican ticket. State Senate seats see mixed competition while several Assembly districts feature contested and uncontested races. Prop A funds a Southern Crossing proposal, Prop M and N outline tax increases for community colleges, and district mergers prompt school-unification pleas amid charter amendments and local measures.
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Herb Smith
Edmon Kaiser
Alameda County
Senate
Alameda Camry
Castro Valley
Tolvermore- Amador Valley
Renmbent
Nicholas Petris
Thomas Miles
Carlos Bey
D-Hayward
Robert Webb
Hayward
Tri-Cities
Tvermore-Amador Valley
Robert Olson
William Stroh
Theft at US Printing Ink Corp hits eight tires and wheels
SAN LEANDIO officials report eight truck tires and wheels valued at 1504 dollars stolen from the firm at 14465 Griffith St. Burglars used a jack to raise a tractor and placed wood blocks under the frame to remove tires and wheels from the rear.
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San Leandio
Printing Ink Corp
Griffith St
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