Two area youngsters saved from drowning
Two South County youngsters nearly drowned yesterday while another Fremont man was rescued Sunday. John E. Conaway, 9, of Livermore, is in stable condition at Stanford Hospital breathing with a respirator. Sean Martin, 4, of Castro Valley, stable at Children’s Hospital Medical Center Oakland. Woodrow W. Robinson of Fremont also in good condition at Kaiser Hospital Hayward after a life saving rescue at Hidden Valley Park.
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Kaiser Hospital
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Hidden Valley Park
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May Nissen Park
Rincon Ave
Valley Memorial Hospital
Stanford
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Anthony Martin
R. Pardee
Ann Pardee
Eden Hospital
Children’s
San Leandro Boys Club director Elwin Kunzelman dies
Elwin Gus Kunzelman 64 a long time San Leandro resident and Boys Club of San Leandro board member for 11 years died Sunday He served as secretary of the club nine years and belonged to the San Leandro Rotary Club 11 years He worked 32 years at Hell and Howell Ditto Division Survivors include wife Beryle daughters Judy Neves and Karen Kayle six grandchildren Services set for Thursday 10 30 a m at Santos Robinson Mortuary Contributions to Bays Club of San Leandro at the San Leandro Rotary Club Fourkisticn are requested
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Fremont
Santos-Robinson Mortuary
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Hayward man arrested on heroin charge
Dennis Swayze Jr., 32, of Hayward, is in custody after San Leandro police arrested him on an Oakland street for possession of drug paraphernalia. A routine follow up led officer William Reynolds to apprehend him at 9th and Holly. He faced a $10,310 bail and a Eden Township warrant in a burglary and stolen goods case.
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Hayward
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9Th
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Reynolds
Eden Township
Review offers reward in search for vandals
The Daily Review offers a 100 reward for information leading to arrests and convictions of vandals who damaged and stole Review newspaper racks this weekend. Racks across Hayward Castro Valley San Leandro San Lorenzo Fremont Pleasanton and Livermore were broken into or stolen with losses estimated at 2000 to 4000 dollars. Contact Dallas Cleland at 7S-4111 weekdays 8 am to 5 pm for confidential tips.
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Hundreds of teens arrested after end-of-school bash
In Tujuanuga 200 plus officers faced about 1500 youths at a planned end of school drag race on Foxthill Boulevard. Rocks and bottles flew at law patrols, 60 officers fought the crowd, and a tactical alert drew Glendale police and county sheriffs. No injuries reported.
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Instant return of evidence bill eyed by State Senate
Police seek to curb victimization by returning recovered merchandise instantly. Fremont plans include an evidence photo system, victim updates, and Spanish English pamphlets. A Stanford study cites officer attitude and follow up as key issues and a grant funds new victim services efforts.
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War brews over bear drinking world record in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis Bill Hazel, 30, weighed 210 pounds, set a world bear drinking record by finishing six beers in 87.2 seconds during a telethon for St Jude's. Promoters doubt the mark as others challenge the feat and Guinness records officials note no official bear drinking record exists.
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SLA leaders linked to Foster killing amid courtroom chaos
The trial exposed racial objections over Alameda County jury makeup as SLA associate Nancy Ling Perry confessed to the murder to Rudolph Henderson. Clifford Jefferson claimed orders to execute Foster, while witness Little attacked a prosecutor during cross examination, and the defendants watched parts of the trial via TV from holding cells.
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Death Haw" Jefferson
Montreal Woman Refuses Royal Dance Offer
Montreal secretary Vicki Simpson recounts narrowly missing a lifetime moment after Prince Charles invited her to dance. She notes his courtesy visit aboard Hermes during a Royal Navy ship stay and describes his preference for a different style.
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UCLA chancellor Charles Young faces drunken driving charges
UCLA Chancellor Charles Young may face drunken driving charges after his car reportedly struck a parked vehicle and then hit a line of objects near the UCLA campus. Blood tests were being analyzed to determine intoxication levels as the incident unfolded last weekend.
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University of California At Los Angeles
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UCLA
House fails to override Ford veto on coal mining bill
Washington UPI report notes the House again could not override President Ford's veto of a bill to curb surface coal mining. Democrats, led by Morris Udall, argued the bill would set federal standards and protect jobs, while critics said it would raise utility costs and hurt energy plans. Speaker Carl Albert backed the measure but congressional margins fell short.
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Ford says Rockefeller report on political assassinations not released yet
President Ford states the Rockefeller Commission materials on political assassinations will not be made public at this time due to incomplete investigations and sensitive matters. He says data will go to Senate and House intelligence committees. Senator Church pledges continued inquiry into government actions, praising transparency and accountability.
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