Reapportionment Bill Moves To Assembly
In Sacramento a bill to require reapportionment of Alameda County supervisor districts every five years due to population shifts cleared the Senate with unanimous support and now awaits Assembly action. Sen Joby Holmdahl D Oakland said the measure would ensure more equal representation as Alameda County experiences southward suburban migration from the core city area.
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Russians Inspect San Francisco BART and Cable Cars
A Soviet delegation led by Boris Pavlovich Beschev toured San Francisco Bay Area transit sites Wednesday. They reviewed the nearly finished BART subway facilities and observed the city’s cable cars, noting the new automated train system and the future service once operations begin.
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BART adopts 26 million budget for 1972 73
Bay Area Rapid Transit District approved a 26.3 million dollar budget for the 1972 73 fiscal year. It plans a 15 million dollar overhead walkway from the Oakland Alameda Coliseum to BART's Coliseum station with funding partly from the Coliseum board. Construction begins immediately as federal support covers most costs. Revenue service between Oakland and Fremont is slated to start in September.
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Hayward raid leads to accidental shotgun discharge
In Hayward, during a joint drug raid at 238 Jorgenson Lane, Deputy Packard discharged a shotgun accidentally. Pellets ricocheted, grazing a bystander Cecilia Rodriguez and narrowly missing Sheriff Clark and Deputy Jones. Suspects Dennis Rodriguez 79 James Rodriguez 4 and Mary Anne Corrales 22 were arrested for felony possession.
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Dean St
Hiyward
Robbery at San Leandro 7 11 yields cash and goods
Two men robbed the 7 11 at 196 B 7th Ave San Leandro after 10:30 pm taking 63 from the till and unspecified value in goods including more than 85, a quart of milk and an extension cord. A 17 year old clerk Bradford Shanklin described a .22 revolver and an escape in a Volkswagen sedan. Police link the incident to a June 2 robbery with possibly the same culprits.
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McGovern delegate omission spotted in rural slate
A review round up notes a missing delegate from the McGovern slate for the Democratic Convention in Miami Beach. Margaret Shane dera of Castra Valley, a youth coalition member, will attend as a Temlar delegate after completing a masters degree.
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Harvester theft suspects await trial in court
Richard Gallagher 30 of San Leandro is held to answer on grand theft and possession of stolen goods after four men were charged with stealing tens of thousands in motor vehicle equipment from International Harvester Co. Edward Mathig of Daly City pleaded guilty to possession of stolen goods and faces Municipal Court sentence. John Stack of San Lorenzo and Thomas Wise of Hayward also face superior court or guilty pleas on related charges.
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Richard Gallagher
International Harvester Co
Edward Mathig
Ban Mateo
Will
Robert Byer
John F. Stack
San Iarenzo
Thomas Wise
Hayward
San Leandro Man Robert Hatch Dies From Heroin Overdose
Robert Hatch aged 28 was found dead in a parked pickup in Montgomery Ward parking lot Oakland on May 28. The Alameda County Coroner’s office ruled the death an heroin overdose. Hatch lived at 1517 Gilmore Drive San Leandro and was a machinist.
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Ala Teda County
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Gilmore Drive
San Leandro
Kissinger Japan Trip Sparks Tight Security in Tokyo
U S national security adviser Henry Kissinger arrived in Tokyo amid heavy police alert as anti American protests met the well publicized four day visit. Tokyo police mobilized officers and plainclothes teams while student demonstrators urged government to oppose U S wartime policies in Vietnam. Talks expected to cover Japan U S relations after Nixon visits to Beijing and Moscow and U S policy toward China and Taiwan.
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Hepatitis outbreak hits Alameda County and NAS
Alameda County officials report 51 infectious hepatitis cases in Alameda with ten tied to a Navy air station child care center. Dr James Malcolm says cases began in public schools last April. 20 involve children. Schools canceled food events. families advised not to share home prepared foods. Symptoms include fever, abdominal pain, jaundice. incubation from three weeks to 80 days.
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Doctors report success in treating systemic lupus erythematosus
Two groups of physicians say aggressive drug therapy and regular monitoring have raised survival rates for systemic lupus erythematosus SLE, a usually fatal arthritis form affecting about 90 000 new patients yearly in the United States. Researchers W Epstein and B L M Caper ton Jr report in Dallas to the Arthritis Foundation.
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Vietnam porpoise patrol returns home from war duty
Navy trained porpoises in Vietnam as a potential weapons system at Cam Ranh Bay and Qui Nhon. Despite tight security, officials noted the base was not hit while other ports faced submarine attacks. Porpoises reportedly could distinguish metal types and identify humans, with dolphins guided to patrol areas by electronic devices and rewarded with fish.
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Plague extortion plot widens four suspects sought
Two more arrests tied to a plot demanding 1 million dollars from Cal-Neva Lodge at Crystal Bay using a bubonic plague scare. Jim O'Connor and Lance Tewis were named, with Robert E. Smith already charged, and a fourth suspect still at large as authorities confirm a harmless sample bottle attached to the note.
Mrs Chisholm Visits Wallace In Sidelights
Mrs Chisholm visited Wallace and spoke about a hunting spiral. She remarked there was a great deal of spunk in him and noted he was ill but spoke well. Wallace was happy to see her, and she repeated how much he appreciated T1.
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Fremont school chief urged to resign after CTA report
The California Teachers Association urged Fremont Unified School District Supt William J Bol, and the entire board, to resign after a commission blamed missteps in policy, personnel moves, and secret meetings. The panel, led by Bay Area educators, cited demotions of eight elementary principals and poor district governance, while Bol dismissed the findings as the work of a vested interest group amid community tension. Ernest Andrews, school board president, defended the superintendent and urged parental support for stable leadership.
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Soviet to develop weapons outside arms pact says Cairo paper
Cairo dispatch reports the Soviet Union will build systems not covered by the Moscow arms limitation agreement. The Cairo newspaper cites a Moscow resident correspondent Abilal Malik Khalil noting the stance as of today.
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Open campus plan fails and SovietEgypt talks noted
The report mentions an open campus plan failing at Roosevelt School with reading and mathematics meeting or exceeding goals. It also covers a summer leisure activity program approval and a brief on Soviet Egypt talks including Grechko, Sadek and Nixon remarks about armaments and ongoing arms development despite SALT.
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Roosevelt School
Dying man finds purpose in sharing final days
A man with congestive heart failure brushes aside travel plans to focus on companionship and family. He talks about the desire to live long, then accepts death, hoping his story helps others and noting belief in something beyond. He plans remarriage after loss of his children and reveals his choice to voice his journey to a newspaper reader.
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