Burglars Steal Over 5000 In Goods From Home And Store
Police report two incidents at Hayward overnight. A resident found stereo equipment jewelry clothes and more valued at 502 missing after burglars broke a window unlocked a door and used pillow cases. At Don's Sporting Goods three men used a ladder to reach a rear window smashed display cases and took 25 guns and ammunition. Witnesses saw the suspects near a gas station on A Street and Mission Boulevard shortly after.
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Hayward
Linda C.se
Marie Drive
Don's Sporting Goods
Mission Boulevard
Teacher Apparent Suicide Found At Livermore Home
Livermore school reading specialist Garnet L. Austin, 34, was found dead in her home at 3969 Yale Way, an apparent suicide per the county coroner. Rincon School teacher and widow of George Austin, she was discovered by Ralph Bartlett after police opened the door. two notes were found in the residence.
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Livermore
Garnet L. Austin
Yale Way
Rincon School
Ralph Bartlett
Ben Lee
Mrs. Austin
George Austin
Mobile home fire near Livermore after tractor overturns
A mobile home being towed blew off a trace and overturned a tractor on 580 near Patterson Pass Road east of Livermore, starting a four acre grass fire. Earl Mansell of Paramount was treated for minor injuries at Tracy Memorial Hospital after the incident. Firefighters from the California Division of Forestry Sunol fought the blaze with three pieces of equipment as winds reached 35 to 40 mph.
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Livermore
Patterson Pass
Earl Mansell
Paramount
California Division of Forestry
Sunol
Mansell
Golden State
Riverside
Tracy Memorial Hospital
San Leandro civic leader Martin Damkier dies at 80
San Leandro mourns civic leader Martin Damkier 80 a longtime Eastshore Neighbors Inc vice president who died Tuesday of a heart attack. He worked as a Safeway produce man and WWII naval pipe fitter, later Hagstroms Stores retiree. Survived by wife Johanna and sons Ernest Kenneth Robert. three sisters seven grandchildren. Services Saturday 10 30 am Faith Lutheran Castro Valley burial Chapel of the Chimes Hayward.
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San Leandro
Martin Damkier
Eastshore Neighbors
Fresno
Eastshore Neighbors Inc
Damkier
Safeway Stores
Naval Supply
Hagstrom’s
Mr. Damkier
Johanna
Ernest L. Damier
Kenneth M. Damkier
Castro Valley
Robert Damkier
San Jose
Faith Lutheran Church
Redwood Road
Chapel of the Chimes
Hayward
Reduction of Drug Raid Charges After Search Warrant Error
Three men face reduced charges after a May raid at 489 Superior Ave yielded 16 pounds of marijuana 19 000 pills 7000 dollars in cash and two homemade bombs. Lt Phillip Mathis said legality of entering the home could be challenged and blamed a joint error by the police department and the district attorney. Afanasieff and Chapman pleaded guilty to misdemeanor counts for being in a place where drugs are used. Lofstrom pleaded to disturbing the peace.
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San Leancho
Phillip Mathis
Police Department
Superior Ave
Mathis
Pare
Attoe
Balloonist claims altitude record at Longmont flight
Karl St. Stefan, 34, reportedly surpassed the 28 765 foot hot air balloon record as he ascended from Longmont airport. Officials including Ted Moimes Jr of Denver certified a sealed barograph prior to the ascent, with Tracey Burses previously holding the mark.
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Longmont
Colo
Sheaahe
Merridg Bears
Karl St. Stefan
Tracey Burses
Stein
New Jersey
Ted Moimes Jr
Denver
Stefan
Fiom
Striking installers suspended in Western Blevirie Co dispute
Two informational pickets gathered outside Pacific Telephone in Hayward as Jay Arca divas at Western Blevirie Co faced suspension of about 800 workers from Local 490. The stoppage, over a wage and rights dispute, halted pay for yesterday and today but did not halt customer service. Company and union officials pursue a resolution as area manager J B Martin expects a return to normal operations tomorrow.
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Jay Arca
Western Blevirie Co
Communications Workers of America
Hayward
Union City
Fremont
Pacific Telephone Business
B Street
Whros
Transit board eyes budget hike for AC Transit
AC Transit outlines a preliminary operating budget showing a $705,327 rise to $24,770,347 or 2.93 percent, with added 205000 route-miles to connect Hayward Oakland BART lines for six months and Richmond Oakland line for two months. No labor or pension changes are planned. federal funds could total $1,463,041 if grants meet two thirds.
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Hayward-Oakland
Richmond-Oakland
Alan Bingham
Division 192
Amalgamated Transportation Union
Bingham
Diplomacy Wears a Uniform Policeman of Year tale in Hayward
A father, Carl Bates, guides his son Stephen through a police job dream using a school-advised plan. Stephen fills out employment forms, includes a note about lessons, and learns discipline. Bates, praised as Hayward’s Policeman of the Year, encourages schooling and skills like swimming and music. End of story.
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Stephen
Carl al Bates
Ehter Carey
Bates
Hayward
Opals Board
Bates Sant
Abe
State Assembly rejects price fixing claim on subdivisions bill
In Sacramento the Assembly rejected charges of price fixing and approved a bill to strip the state real estate commissioner of power to require wilderness and other subdivisions before sale. The measure would apply a fair, just and equitable test to second home subdivisions in California. Supporters argued rural land damage and misrepresentation to buyers, while opponents called it overreach and unnecessary price manipulation.
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Sacramento
UPI
Assembly
California
Leo McCarthy
San Francisco
John Knox
Richmond
Peter Schabarin
Covina
Newton Russell
Tujunga
Schabarum
Russell
McCarthy
Four Die in Train Derailment Near Toniy
Central passenger train derailed near Toniy on Thursday killing four and injuring at least 20. State police reported fatalities, with Salem and Springfield dispatch centers noting the wreck and hospital officials estimating up to 20 injured. IC spokesman in Chicago said the derailment occurred at 12 20 p m as all four diesel locomotives and fourteen coaches left the track, cause under investigation.
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Tontl
Pele
Neurby
Salem 11
Anyther
Salem Memorial
Chicago
Nankai
Tonti
Centralia
Aire
Thor
City committee proposes drastic budget cut plan
A committee outlines sweeping ten year changes including layoffs in Hayward and Elimination of city planning and several department posts. It calls merging fire prevention with public works and converting the City Center Mall to rental space to save costs. The plan targets capped operation of the Haswank Air terminal and a tighter licensing program to reduce taxpayer burden.
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Edward Stanton
Stanton
Hayward
Fire Department
Public Works Department
Pa Cuback
Ory
Haswank Air
Reagan welfare reform plan defeated but not buried
The article reports on how Reagan's proposed welfare reform bills faced defeat but were not fully doomed. It notes opposition from the Assembly speaker and Senate critics, with debates over a closed end AFDC budget, potential state savings, and the governor’s stance on signing any reform measures that reach his desk.
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Reagan
Heagan
Japan
Iran
AFDC
Sergeant convicted in PX scandal in Ala
Sergeant William Higdon, 41, Army, was found guilty by a five officer panel of accepting a 7200 payment from Envoy International and 723 payments for invoices tied to a contract with Higdon's unit. He faced charges tied to a Vietnam era servicemen club operation and was acquitted on a separate check cashing accusation.
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Wantsville. Ala
CPIM
William Higdon
Vietnam
Coutte
Higdon
Envoy International
Taggett & Myers Tobacco Co
Salon Eather
Mit
Kennet Howard
May Mullard Terry
Final honors mark bittersweet graduation for two teens
Kathy, 18, from Marion Michigan, died of leukemia two days after returning home to graduate. Cadet Guy Michael Church of Silver Springs Missouri was posthumously awarded a West Point certificate after dying of leukemia on the same Monday.
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Athhan Ann Mitchhelt
Marion
Mich
Guy Michael Church
Silver Springs
Kathy
Ann Arbor
Church
West Point
Senate approves GI addiction aid program amid draft watch
The Senate votes 476 to 0 to compel military services to launch an immediate program for addiction treatment for soldiers in Vietnam. The measure moves with the broader act on draft matters as lawmakers bill the country toward stronger care provisions for servicemen facing narcotics abuse.
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Washington
LPH
Vietnam
Senate
Aden
Tia Set
Nation
PNASA
Shalloon Sprints to Victory in 12 Year Old Spelling Bee
Jonathan, a 12 year old student from Ends School, wins the spelling bee sponsored by the Bhodteipiien Bullet. His father Sand Koteels watches as he earns a trophy, an engraved school plaque, and a $500 prize for his school. The event drew over 75 entrants and included judges like Bellevue’s Paul Guiseer.
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Jonathan
Han Jon
Sand Koteels
Jonathan Wah
New York City
Ing Mney
Susan
Hanes
Paul Guiseer
Ant Thomas Choeschen
Bellevue
Serigimedluvard
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