Two area youngsters saved from drowning
Two South County youths nearly drowned yesterday while a 5 year old Frem ont man was saved Sunday. John E. Conaway nine of Livermore is stable at Stanford Hospital breathing with support. Sean Martin four from Castro Valley is stable at Kaiser Hayward. Lloyd Pyzer rescued Fremont man Head Valley Park lifeguard.
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Saybrook Head
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Jenifer Drive
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Yidden Valley Park
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Bee
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Rincon Ave
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Stanford
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R. Pardee
Sevearald
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BoyS club director dies in San Leandro
Elwin Gus Kunzelman longtime San Leandro Boys Club director and secretary. He served 5 years as secretary and 11 years with the Rotary Club. A Mell and Lowell Dike Division employee for 32 years, he was 54. Survived by wife Beryle and daughters Judy Neves and Karen Koyle, plus six grandchildren. Services Thursday at Santos Robinson Mortuary. Contributions asked to Boys Club of San Leandro or Rotary Club Foundation.
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Gus"’ Kunzelman
Boys Club of
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Boys Club
Judy Neves
Livermore
Karen Koyle
Fremont
Santos-Robinson Mortuary
Estigdillo Ave
Hayward man arrested on heroin charge
SAN LEANDRO Dennis Swayze Jr. 32 of Hayward is in custody of San Leandro police bail set at 10210 following his arrest on an Oakland street yesterday for possession of paraphernalia for injecting heroin. Swayze 1918 Costa St was arrested by San Leandro police officer William Reynolds who was in Oakland on a routine followup when he saw Swayze at the wheel of a pickup at Sth and Holly. Reynolds apprehended Swayze on a 99000 warrant out of Eden Township where he is wanted for question in collection with a burglary 8 subsequent sale of stolen woods. The officer s pat search allegedly revealed a plunger type plastic syringe in Swayze s pocket and a spoon that tested positive for heroin in his car.
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Dennis Swayze Jr
Hayward
Oakland
Swayze
Costa St
William Reynolds
Sth
Holly Streets
Reynolds
Review offers reward in search for vandals
The Daily Review offers 106 dollars for information leading to arrest and conviction of vandals who damaged and stole newspaper racks across Hayward Castro Valley San Lorenzo Fremont Pleasanton and Livermore. Circulation manager Dallas Cleland notes racks were broken into over Saturday and Sunday with losses estimated between 2000 and 4000 dollars. Call Cleland at The Review weekdays 8 am to 5 pm. information will be confidential.
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Review
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Cleland
Hayward
Castro Valley
San Leardro
San Lorenzo
Fremont
Pleasanton
Livermore
Hundreds arrested as end-of-school bash erupts in Tujunga
Police policing a large end-of-school celebration on Fonthill Boulevard in Tujunga arrested hundreds after a disorderly drag racing night. An estimated 1,500 youths clashed with officers as rocks and bottles were thrown, with buses transporting several hundred to Van Nuys jail. A tactical alert drew in Glendale police, county sheriffs, and the CHP. helicopters helped disperse the crowd with no reported injuries.
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UPI
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van Nuys
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Foothill Division
Ted Hanson
Foothill Division
RTD
Glendale
California Highway Patrol
Instant return of merchandise feared in bill state senate
Police seek to end victims’ delays as evidence holds merchandise for potential future arrest. A May 5 bill by Sen. Nichols Petris would let officers photograph and instantly return recovered items. Fremont police launched a Victim Services Project to improve communication, follow up, and information flow to victims, including case numbers and contacts.
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Pines
Aeme
Exme
Lerma
aSes
War brew in Indy as beer drinking world record claimed
In Indianapolis Bill Hazel a 210 pound warehouse foreman downed six beers in 7.2 seconds on a telethon tied to St Jude's. He then reportedly finished 13 cans in about an hour at the Patio Lounge as promoters sought official recognition. The Guinness Book of World Records lists no official beer speed mark.
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Hazel
St. Jude's
Patio Lounge
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Guennets
Deliberation in California Murder Case Ends With Verdict
Pretrial hearing set for Friday in a triple murder case. The jury, after one of the longest criminal deliberations in California history, reached a guilty verdict. Foreman William Sprague asked reporters to refrain from pressing for explanations of the verdict. Public Defender James Jenner argued for a new trial citing prejudicial publicity and racial composition concerns. The trial featured violent cross examination and a dramatic courtroom disruption.
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California
William Sprague
James Jenner
Oakland
Little
Alameda County
House Fails to Override Ford Veto on Strip Mining Bill
Washington UPI reports the House declined to override President Ford's veto of a coal strip mining crackdown bill. Despite a Democratic majority and three weeks of pressure led by Rep. Morris Udall, the measure did not pass. The bill would have set federal surface mining standards and banned strip mining in certain areas under Tarich State enforcement.
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UPI
House
Ford
Rep
Morris Udall
Arizona
Ict
Tarich
UCLA Chancellor Charles Young Faces Drunk Driving Charges
Police weigh filing drunken driving charges against Charles Young the University of California Los Angeles chancellor after an auto crash near the UCLA campus. Tests are being analyzed to see if Young was intoxicated when his car struck a parked vehicle and then hit a tree Sunday.
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University of California At Los Ae i
Young
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Ford orders release of Rockefeller Commission CIA report
President Ford announced the release of a Rockefeller Commission report on CIA domestic activities as fair frank and balanced. He said some 100 pages of classified material on assassination plots would not be released publicly, pending Attorney General review for possible prosecution and transfer to Congress for monitoring.
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Rockefeller Commission
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Nelson Rockefeller
CLA
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House Select Committees
Report Finds No Credible CIA Link to JFK Assassination
Rockefeller Commission summary says five experts discounted CIA involvement in the Kennedy plot. It notes frames from Zapruder film misread by some and says credible connections to Hunt Sturgis Oswald or Ruby are unsupported. The report limits its scope per executive order and acknowledges lingering debate.
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Oswald
Ruby
Hunt
Sturgis
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Rockefeller Commission
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