County program aids crime victims in Alameda
San Leandro resident Larry Montagne, shot three times in last June's armed robbery, remains confined to a wheelchair as he trains his legs again. Hayward resident Danny O'Hara, crippled by a pipe beating, travels to Sacramento to lobby legislators. In Alameda County, four employees testifying for two coworkers charged with disturbing the peace lose time and pay after court delays were repealed.
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Larry Montagne
Danny O'Hara
Hayward
Jack London Square
Sacramento
Alameda County
Crime Victims Face High Alameda County Risks
The article notes a pervasive crime problem in Alameda County with 91 000 felony cases last year and a high victim rate. It highlights varying impacts across communities including South County and urges attention to the criminal system and victim support.
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Alemeds
Alameda County
Cool-headed Castro Valley sailor saves 21 from Pearl Harbor barracks fire
Boatswain’s Mate 2nd Class Todd W. Taylor of Castro Valley directed crews, evacuated about 25 sailors, and aided fire fighters during a 1:30 P.M. blaze that gutted a second-floor wing at Pearl Starbar Naval Station. The 1964 CV High School graduate was praised for coordinating evacuees and assisting hydrant crews as five Navy units and Honolulu fire teams battled the fire, which was controlled within an hour. His wife Judy, in San Jose, and his parents in Castro Valley expressed happiness at his actions. The cause remains under investigation.
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Nunjlu
Avy Omera
Todd W. ‘Taylor
Castro Valley
Pearl Starbar Naval Station
Taylor
Navy Station
Navy
Honolulu
Casby Valley High School
Santana seeks jail plan switch for Oakland Hayward sites
Second District Supervisor Charlie Santana returns from a two day Orange County jail tour to push re assessment of pretrial jail plans. He proposes eliminating the Hayward jail and enlarging the Oakland site to hold all anticipated pretrial prisoners, arguing it would reduce costs and transportation needs.
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Charlie Santana
Southern California
Oakland
Hayward
Orange County
Winton Avenue
Santana
Santa Ana
Grange County
Alameda County
Fremont
Santa Rita
Ex-honor student admits bank theft
Susan E. Saxe, once on the FBI’s 10 Most Wanted List, pleaded guilty to three counts of bank robbery in Philadelphia in 1970 and agreed to a 10 year prison term. She also admitted guilt to three of six counts in the Bell Savings and Loan heist and faces dismissal of the remaining counts at sentencing.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Susan E. Saxe
Ms. Saxe
FBI
Saxe
Albany
N.Y
National Guard
Newart
Bell Savings and Loan Association
Goverament
Carmen Masuti
U.S
Alfred L. Luongo
Masuli
Massachusetts
Governent
Evanston
Beverly Hills
Calif
Mazuili
Daily Review Reporter Wins Top Press Prize
Daily Review reporter Karen Holzmeister won first place in the California Nevada AP contest for spot news for her June 11 account of the Union City Police Chief shooting. She previously earned a San Francisco Press Club award and is active in journalism groups.
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Los Angeles
Daily Review
Karen Holzmeister
Associated Press
Holzmeister
Union City
Wiliam Cann
San Francisco Press Club
Reno Evening Gazette
Mike Reed
Riverside Press Enterprise
Donna Kennedy
Robert LaBarre
Mark Gladstone
Sai
Orange County Register
Hinshaw
Joe Cordero
Helameister
The
New Haven
Albany
Miss Helmeister
California State University
Hay
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