Alameda County reapportionment bill moves to Assembly
A bill to redraw Alameda County supervisors districts every five years if needed, due to population shifts, cleared the Senate unanimously and now awaits action in the Assembly. Sen John W. Melmidill of Oakland backed the measure, contending it would ensure more equal representation as the county’s population trends shift away from central Oakland toward southern and suburban areas.
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Sacramento
UPI
Alameda County
Assembly
Senate
W. Melmidill
Oakland
Uase
Holidal
Alameda Courty
Soviets Inspect BART System In San Francisco Visit
A seven member Soviet delegation led by Doris Pavlovich Beschev from the Railroads Ministry completed a tour of San Francisco Bay Area’s BART facilities. They viewed the new subway, the 90 year old cable car heritage site, and an automated air control system.
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Oakland
UPI
San Francisco Bay Area
BART
Doris Pavlovich Beschev
Sf Railroads
Grup
San Francisco
BANT
BART adopts 26 million budget for 1972-73
The Board of Directors approved a 26 million budget for 1972-73 and approved a 1.5 million overhead walkway between the Oakland Alameda Coliseum and BARTs Coliseum station. Two thirds of the cost to be funded by the federal government with the Coliseum and BART covering the rest.
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Bay Area Rapid Trans District
Oakland Alameda Coliseum
Barts Coliseum
Coliseum
BART
Goin Avenue
San Leandro Boulevard
Feder
Nak
Oakland
Fremont
Stokes
Tazabion
Hayward raid gunfire grazes bystander during narcotics sweep
A Hayward joint agency raid on 29693 Jorgenson Lane to serve a search warrant ended with a police shotgun discharge. A bystander received a minor graze to the left ear while three other pellets narrowly missed two officers. Three suspects were arrested for heroin possession.
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Hayward
Jacisen
District Attorneys Office
Sherif
State Narcotics Pureau
Areca
Jorgenson Lane
Tunning
Tihion City
Ron Packard
Packard
Cecilia Rubuique
Shevill
Harald Clark
Dist
Atlv
Richard Javes
Dennis Rodriguez
James Rodriguez
Mary Anne Coristes
Dean St
Robbers Hit 7 11 Store in San Leandro
Two men robbed the 7 11 at 19 17th Ave last night taking 65 dollars from the register and an unknown amount from the safe after biding time until customers left. Clerk Brad ford Shanklin a 17 year old reported the incident. Deputies say the pair fled in two Volkswagen Sedans shortly after 10 30. A second robbery at the same store may be forthcoming.
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San Leandro
17Th Ave
Bradford Shanklin
McGovern slate delegate omission corrected for Miami Beach naming
A McGovern delegate list updates shows an omission on yesterday’s Review roundup. Margaret Shan dera of Castro Valley will attend the Democratic Convention as a regular delegate from the Eighth Congressional District youth coalition. A noted under eighteen representative recently completed a master’s degree.
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George McGovern
Miami Beach
Eighth
Margaret
Maggie" Shan
Dera
Castro Valley
Youth Coalition
Cateus
Mas
Shane Flera
Harvester theft case moves to superior court hearing
San Leandro residents face charges in a four man theft ring linked to International Harvester Co. cases. Richard Gallagher, 30, stands held after yesterday’s court action on grand theft and possession of stolen goods. Edward Mathis of San Mateo pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor and faces Municipal Court judgment while Thomas Wise of Hayward also pleaded guilty to possession of stolen goods and awaits superior court sentencing.
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San Leandro
Richard Gallagher
International Harvester Co
Edward Mathis
San Mateo
Xion
Robert Byera
Don F. Stack
Santaveng
Thomas Wise
Hayward
Coroner rules overdose in Oakland man Hatch death
Robert Hatch, 28, found dead May 24 in a parked pickup in a Montgomery Ward lot in Oakland, died of a fatal overdose per Alameda County Coroner after autopsy. Hatch, a machinist, resided at 4519 Gilmore Drive in San Leandro.
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San Leandro
Robert Hatch
Alamata County
Hatch
Montgomery Ward
Oakland
Gilmore Drive
Kissinger Japan visit prompts heavy security in Tokyo
U S national security adviser Henry Kissinger arrived in Tokyo amid tight security as police mobilized 900 uniformed and plainclothes officers at Tokyo International Airport. Protests by students and right wing groups were contained to streets near the expressway. discussions likely to cover Japan U S ties, Taiwan, and China policy shifts after Nixon visits.
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Tokyo
Neary A. Kizsliger
U.S
Spiro T. Agnew
Kissinger
Peking
Tokyo International Airport
Weble
Ihe Ierks
Hepatitis Outbreak Reported in Alameda Area
Alameda County health officials report an infectious hepatitis outbreak with 51 confirmed cases. Most cases come from the Alameda Naval Air Station, including about 20 children. School functions were canceled at the advice of health officials to curb spread.
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Alameda
Alameda Naval Air Station
James C. Malcolm
Alameda County
Robert McConnell
Peorple
Malcolm
Miraugh
Doctors report success in treating deadly lupus arthritis
Two groups of doctors report improved survival for systemic lupus erythematosus patients using expressively intensified drug regimens to suppress the disease and prevent infection. They employ regular laboratory monitoring and adjust treatment as signs of resurgence appear, increasing survival rates to 30 percent or higher.
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Dallas
Tex
Arthritis Foundation
Sr W.V. Epstein
San Frandisco
Emerson Jr
Uni
Minnesota
Vietnam porpoise patrol returns home from war duties
Navy trained porpoises to guard Cam Ranh Bay and airfield complexes in Vietnam, using sea mammals for defense research. Porpoises reportedly chose for speed and detection, aided by electronic signaling. Cam Ranh Bay reportedly avoided attacks while nearby Qui Nhon suffered frogman strikes.
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Navy
Cam Ranh
Qui Nhon
Howe
Hants
Cam
Ranh Bay
Plague extortion case nets two more arrests near Reno
Two more suspects in a Cal-Neva Lodge bubonic plague extortion plot were named. Jin O Connor, 24, was arrested in Vallejo and Lance Lewis surrendered in Reno. Robert E Smith, 21, of Fairfield, already faced charges as deputies search for a fourth man. An extortion note demanded one million dollars and a vial labeled plague virus. No payment was made.
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Fairfield
Cal-Neva Lodge
Mrs Chisholm Visits Wallace In Hospital Bedside Remarks
Mrs Chisholm visits Wallace and recalls a “lightning spirit” and “great deal of spunk” in him. She notes he appeared ill yet spoke clearly and repeatedly expressed appreciation for the visit. Wallace welcomed her presence during the moment.
Fremont school chief pressed to resign amid CTA ethics probe
Fremont All leaders, including Superintendent William J. Bolt, face removal calls as a California Teachers Association ethics panel faulted the district’s governance since unification in 1954. The report blames Bolt and the board for secret meetings and improper actions, urging resignations and new policies to restore trust and audit finances.
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Fremont
Ethics Commission
The
California Teachers
Supl
William J. Bolt
Bolt
CTA
Bay Area
Castro Valley Stool
Modesto Junior College
Traster
Fremont Unified Teachers Associaum
Fremont Scools
CTA Commission
Boll
Bole
Commission
Ernest Anrews
Andrews
Soviet to develop weapons systems after arms pact
CAIRO UP Al Ahram reports the Soviet Union signals plans to develop weapons systems uncovered by the recent arms discussion in Moscow. President Nixon and Kremlin leaders had signed the pact. Abdi Malik bat reports from Cairo.
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Cairo
al Ahram
Soviet Union
Moscow
Nixon
Kremlin
Open campus plan fails continued on page seven
Mund, McMaurin and Co review and recommend reading and math achievement at Roosevelt School met or exceeded goals. A summer leisure activity program runs July 21 to Aug 11. Abdo Mubashir reports Soviet Defense Minister Grechko said armed forces are a developing force despite the US agreement. He cited a Nixon remark on budget funds and arms development. Sadek was invited to a largeOmega exercise but cannot attend due to engagements in Cairo.
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Abdo Mubashir
Marstal
Andrei Grechke
Abis
Mohammed Ahmed Sadek
Afra
Grechke
Sadek
United States
Grechko
Nixon
al Abram
Sbyiel
Afrain
Bue
Soviet Union
Ahram
Egypt
Teachers Seek Action On Working Conditions
The report notes continued discussion on page 7 about improving working conditions and a proposal labeled Shrest pen us. A speaker warned the board that without providing the necessary machinery, efforts to implement changes would fail.
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Sorale
Dying man seeks travel dreams despite illness
A man facing congestive heart failure reflects on lost travel plans with his kids, choosing to cherish companionship now. He forgives remarriage, gave his children to foster care, and shares his story to help others while contemplating what comes after life.
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Thals
Islaiitin
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