CIA abuses and spying prompt new inquiries in Congress
The report details CIA operations from 1953 to 1983 testing drugs to influence behavior and monitoring dissidents. It cites Operation Chaos, mail intercepts, and defector confinement while noting limited foreign involvement and calls for broader disclosure by Senate and House committees.
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Open and shut case for CIA
Washington UPI reports the CIA faced distrust from security groups as Director William Colby opened his briefcase for police at the Capitol. He passed through a ground floor entrance for a closed hearing before a House Appropriations Subcommittee after a brief police check.
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Judge studies argument for church expansion
Judge Robert J. Bostick in Alameda County Superior Court took under advisement the civil action by neighbors of Washington Manor Baptist Church to block a school expansion at 1845 Lewelling Blvd. The church argues the delay since city approval bars the neighbors' suit. if the judge agrees, the action ends.
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Two Oakland youths arrested for hay robbery in San Leandro
San Leandro police arrested two Oakland youths minutes after they allegedly robbed a local shopper. Darin Martinelli ten reported a bag of groceries was taken along with his bicycle. A third Oakland youth was later charged with receiving stolen property.
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Rape suspect arraigned in Hayward
A 21-year-old man, Jack E. Cunliffe of 26774 Grandview St., was arraigned in Hayward Municipal Court on rape charges. Police say a 14-year-old girl was allegedly raped after accepting a ride home from a passerby. the incident occurred on Grandview Street. Bail was set at 10,000 and reduced to 5,000. Cunliffe is slated to appear in court tomorrow.
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Gunman robs San Leandro motel in late night hold‑up
A gunman wearing a black knit cap robbed the Lox Canin Motel at 15890 14th St in San Leandro around 10 30 p m Monday. Marie C Hultgren described the attack as he grabbed her by the neck and held a pistol to her throat demanding cash. The thief took about 100 dollars from a small wooden drawer and fled after warning her not to call police.
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Neighbors fear park hoods disrupt quiet suburban life
Nearby residents described nights of noise vandalism and fear from youths in the park area. They report cars racing, windows broken, and nightly threats, urging action from authorities and park officials to curb disturbances.
Knife attack at Devel Vocational Institute shocks prison
Prison authorities report a third stabbing this year at Devel Vocational Institute. Victim Lynch aged 22, previously sentenced for robbery and rape in Los Angeles County. The incident adds to a string of prison violence this year.
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Model Scout leader jailed in $100,000 burglary case
Richard J. Runyan, 45, a Boy Scout leader and Jennings County Civil Defense director, was jailed in Vernon on burglary charges after authorities tied him to thefts totaling about $100,000. Police say items including a popcorn machine, boats, tape players and jewelry were recovered. Runyan allegedly shared loot with Scouts as prizes and admitted the burglaries. Local officials lament the downfall of a once trusted community figure.
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Castro Valley School District Eyes Closures and Shifts
The district plans move of Parsons transfer and Handicapped Adult Center to Castro Valley Boulevard building at 550 monthly rent. Administrators estimate 534,000 in savings from the school closure and consider closing Castry Valley Elementary by 1976 and up to five schools by 1980. Budget gaps and pending state financing loom as a final budget is due August 10 with a June 24 public update.
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