Robber Steals $100 From Hayward Store At Closing
A man robbed Nei Hendy Corner at closing last night in Hayward taking $100 from clerk Timothy Jenson. He entered at around closing time, demanded cash, displayed a blue steel revolver, and fled east on Blossom Way after leaving with two candy bars and a soda.
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Nei Hendy
Markel
Blossom Way
Timothy Jensen
Jensen
Iine
Y Pam
Walle
Jansen
Heroin Overdose Blamed in Se Leandro Death
Police say Gerald Craig Lazar 23 died of an apparent heroin overdose in Se Leandro. His brother John Michael Mazar 95 found him unresponsive around 4 am at 12942 Neptune Drive. Officers reported needle marks, heroin, and an injection kit at the home. Lazar reportedly had no known health issues or reason to fake a death.
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Gerald Craig Lazar
John Michael Mazar
Neptune Drive
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Lazar
Antique stove reported missing from San Lorenzo porch
Edward Bergin told deputies a black iron four foot high stove about 16 inches in diameter with a brass bell and brass foot rail disappeared from his San Lorenzo home last night. The 100 year old piece valued at 135 dollars went missing Friday night.
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San Lorenzo
Edward Bergin
Depelits
UC student admits killing wife in La Jolla car trunk
Chung Shai Man, a Chinese graduate student at UC, told Chungli police that he murdered his wife Tang Yul Yun, 24, and placed her body in the trunk of his car in a La Jolla parking lot. He returned to Taipei, turned himself in after staying with his parents in Chungli.
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UPT
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Tang Yul Yun
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Chung
le Jolla
Taipei
Four die in escape attempt at Uruguayan jail transfer
Four prisoners were killed and four guards injured when gunfire erupted during a prison transfer from Miguelete to Punta Carretas. Police said the convicts, all common criminals, fired on the police car and were returned fire. authorities noted they were not linked to Tupamaro guerrillas.
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Uruguay
UPD
Palive Sautrees
Miguelete
Punta Cartetas
Ejccet
Forst
Panla Carretas
Mixed stock prices on slow New York trading
NEA W YORK stocks opened mixed in slow trading with the Dow off a fraction near noon at 826.11. The S&P 500 rose 0.09 to 107.06 as 640 declines beat 366 advances among 1,028 issues. Five hour turnover topped 5,130.8% shares as analysts cited rising gold prices pressing the dollar lower in Europe.
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UPI
New York Stock Exchange
Standard & Poor
Europe
Bus collision river tragedy near Johannesburg
Police report 49 bodies recovered after 60 killed when a bus carrying two rugby teams and families crashed through a bridge guard rail and plunged into the Sonderend River east of Johannesburg. A second bus fell from the same bridge a year earlier, killing one person.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
UPT
Uhe
Sonderend
Soviet to intensify fight against alcoholism nationwide
Moscow reports a Politburo Central Committee resolution launching the strongest anti drinking drive in years. It calls for concrete steps to widen political social and cultural campaigns and to increase the effectiveness of social and administrative measures against heavy hard liquor use, including building entertainment facilities.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Comquiliee
Paschall Jr. Named in Misappropriation Case
The Paschall family of 8384 Junipar Ave Newerk describes their son Paschall Jr. as entering the Army at 17 and planning a military career. He is charged with misappropriation of government property and damage to government and personal property amid the tank incident in Newark.
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Junipar Ava
Newerk
Tack
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Pasehall Jr
Newark High School
Seherle
U.S
Hank
Tefhran
Tran
Nadia Parsi
Missinger
Kissinger
Sterlude
Seharle
Poland
Warsaw
Nixon
Rockefeller Brothers
Scher
Homeowners in San Leandro plan letters on local issues
San Leandro residents group, the Associated Homeowners of San Leandro, votes to write letters on political matters including praise for opponents of the state Toll Bridge Authority plan and calls for stricter bicycle safety enforcement. They seek city and school board clarifications, and name John Ely as liaison with the Chamber of Commerce.
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Associated
Merbert McDaid
Mulford’ Gardens
State
San Francisco Bay
McDaid
Alameda
Hunters Point
San Francisco
Police Department
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Ais
Prairie- Eugene Molle
Molee
Sehust
John Ely
Marina Gitizens
House backs Nixon war plan with Senate pullout deadline
The House unit backed Nixon war policy as amended by Buchanan while the Senate opened debate on a Mansfield measure calling for full U.S. troop withdrawal from South Vietnam by August 31, 1872. debate on the foreign aid bill is set to last about two weeks.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
South Vietnam
Nixon
Vietnam
Disneyland trip brings joy to Tiffany and family
Tiffany DeVany age seven, battling cancer, got a life changing trip to Disneyland after pleas from her mother and support from Pleasanting Police Chief Walt McCloud and public relations head Jose Aries. Despite cancer spreading to both lungs, Tiffany’s calm spirit inspired her family and medical staff. Airline tickets and expenses were funded by the police association.
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Tiffany
Disneyland
Walt McCloud
Jose Aries
Police Association
Terrie
McCloud
Southern California
Dovidies
Barbara
Rapid City Death Toll Reaches 202
Rapid City officials reported 202 dead as the disaster’s toll rose while crews buried victims at Mount and Berhen cemeteries. Water remained unsafe in parts of the city and Civil Defense warned residents to stay careful as stray dogs were shot to aid search efforts. Robert Finch, special counselor to President Nixon, flew over the flood ravaged area Monday.
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Civil Defense
Robert Finch
Nixon
Dam Threatens Sturgis as Ft Meade Dam Damaged
Ft Meade Dam four miles above Sturgis South Dakota suffered severe damage during floods. Army Corps of Engineers warned of a formidable threat to Sturgis while water behind the dam receded after pumping. National Guardsmen reported no evacuations yet and a warning system was set to move residents if the dam gave way. Sturgis lies 25 miles northwest of Rapid City near canyon-hills.
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Sout
South Dakota
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Neb
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Tack
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Group calls for cut in Leandro budget plan
City council weighs ways to trim expenses as city manager defends current spending. Debate centers on delays, service demands, and a proposed 5.5 percent raise for staff versus a 3 percent net increase. Budget cuts affect chamber, veteran groups, and local organizations amid a $4.5 million, five-year improvement plan.
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Fowler
Mattester
San Leandro
McClure
Israelis down two Egyptian MIGs in Mediterranean dogfight
Israeli military spokesmen reported two Egyptian MIG21 jets downed during an aerial battle over the Mediterranean north of the Sinai Peninsula. All Israeli aircraft returned safely, with pilots seen parachuting from the Egyptian planes. The noon encounter followed prior fighting incidents near the Suez Canal and ongoing ceasefire tensions.
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UPI
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Adg
Mediterranean Sea
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Mediterranean
Sinai Peninsula
Israel
Suez Canal
Middle East
Nixon Urges Quick Arms Curbs and Submarine Talks
Nixon pressed for rapid arms reductions and a solid modernization plan to secure enduring limits. He warned the U S might withdraw from the ABM treaty if offensive restraints aren’t negotiated within five years. Negotiations with the Soviet Union also covered modern submarines and launchers amid NATO and ELS allies.
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United States
Congress
Soviet Union
ELS
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Lindgren Named Livermore Police Chief
Ronald Lindgren 34 will replace John Michelis as Livermore police chief after Michelis retires June 30. Lindgren, from Union City, was announced by Mayor Clyte Taylor at the City Council meeting and will earn about 21 000 a year. He has in Union City since 1966 and has long taught police science at Logan High School while holding degrees and advanced training.
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Ronald Lindgren
Livermore
Lindgren
John Michelis
Clyte Taylor
Union City Police Department
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Landgren
Michelis
Chabot College
Sacramento State College
University of California, Santa Cruz
Logan High School
Independence seen for black Africans
In Rabat Morocco Secretary General Kim Waldheim told the opening session of the Organisation of African Unity that the independence of all black African populations is inevitable.
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Morocco
UPTU
Kim Waldheim
Organisation of African Unity
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