Open burning fines issued across South County firms
The Bay Area Air Pollution Control District cited fourteen South County firms for open burning violations, up from May 1971. San Leandro saw several citations including Turk Island Co, Western Bowling Co, Precision Foundry, Twc, and Star Roofing Co. San Leandro and Hayward addresses received notices, with Union City and Pleasanton facilities also cited. Two Freemont homeowners faced open burning penalties.
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SAN Imancisco
Bay Avea
South County
Miechsiel
Slotret
South Waly
San Leandro
Turk Island Co
San Leandra
Western Bowling Co
Precision Foundary
Twc
Star Roofing Co
Sears Roebuck Co
Hayward
Abstetel
United States Pipe and Foundry Co
Plex Chemical Co
Pacifie Slates Steel Corp
Union City
Kaiser Sand and Gravel
Pleasanton
United States Pipe and Fountry Co
Fire damages Castro Valley home early am
A fire at 4858 Lawrence Drive in Castro Valley damaged the house and contents, with estimated losses of 5000 to the structure. Sparks from the fireplace are believed to have ignited the blaze on the attic area. A neighbor alerted Mrs Lischer and her daughter and son in law, who were staying there. No injuries. The blaze was controlled in about 29 minutes as ten firefighters with two pumpers and an aerial ladder truck responded.
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Castro Valley
Thle Luseber
Lawrence Drive
Alli
Airport planning boundaries set for Hayward term inal
Mamada County Airport Land Use Commission adopted planning boundaries for the Hayward Airport terminal area granting the commission planning prerogatives over Hayward San Lorenzo and parts of San Leandro. The state agency may impose height limits and review developments that could affect aircraft operations.
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Mamada County
Hayward
San Lorenzo
San Leandro
Carm- Mission
Commission
Lecal
Hayward Airport
Sao Leandro Marina
Union City
Alameda
Mission Boulevard
Death of 2 year old linked to drug Tephol and Klavil
Alameda County coroner's office cites continued effects of the prescription anti depressant Klavil and the drug Tephol as the cause of the 2 year old Wayward child's death. Gloria Rodrigues of 292 Dixon Street was found collapsed at home and died after transport to SE Rose Hospital. An autopsy report confirming the cause was released yesterday. Blavil is a trade name for the drug and described as an anti anxiety tranquilizer with mild sedative qualities.
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Hayward
Wayward Youan
Alameda County
Gloria,t. Rodrigues
Dixon S
SE. Rose Hospital
Youths Spread Gospel at Explo ’72 in Dallas
Youthful delegates from Explo ’72, about 1000, arrived in Dallas to spread the Good News of Jesus during the day and attend services at Cotton Bowl area. Jerry Boone of Ventura California described mixed receptions door to door. Billy Graham will address the gathering Friday and Saturday, with an expected 250000 attendees at the downtown open area finale.
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Dallas
Jerry Buone
Ventura
Calif
Boone
Morcina
Finning
Billy Graham
Graham
Body of Major Found Near Monterey Bay
The body of Army Maj. Goye Kinzey Sr of the San Francisco Presidio was found in Monterey Bay near here on Wednesday. The coroner’s office said two fishermen located the body, missing since his light plane crashed into the bay May 26 after engine trouble following a takeoff from Ord and training. The body of his wife Tess, 23, the other occupant of the plane, was recovered shortly after the crash.
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Santa Cruzary
Goye
Kinzey, Sr
San Francisco Presidio
Monterey Bay
Kinzey
The
Bay
Train &T, Ord
Te- Tess
Castro assails US over Guantanamo base in speech
Fidel Castro accused the United States of using the Guantanamo naval base for subversive activity in a Berlin speech to guards patrolling the Bern Wall amid efforts to halt refugees. He cited Cuba's occupied territory in Oriente and praised border guards for their role. A memorial was laid at Brandenburg Gate for guards killed trying to stop refugees.
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Berlin
Ufl
Fidel Castro
United States
Guantanamo Naval Base
Cuba
Castro
Bern Wall
Us.a
Murder charge refiled in Alameda County case
Ernest J. Rodgers, age 23, was arraigned on a new murder charge for the slaying of 27 year old Barbara M. Brumfield whose bullet scarred body was found March 21. The case was paused after a prior dismissal for insufficient evidence, then recharged on new testimony, with a judge setting the next hearing for June 28.
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Darland
UPI
Ernest J. Rodgers
Barbara M. Brumfield
Muncipal Court
Jacqueline Taher
Rodgersom
Alameda County
Tim
Magee files suit over libel in Marin gunfight case
San Francisco AP reports Ruchell Magee, San Quentin inmate charged with murder in the Aug 1970 Marin County Civic Center gunfight that killed four, has filed a $100000 libel suit in Superior Court. Magee names 25 defendants including The Chronicle Publishing Co James Brewer San Quentin Prison records office Martin County and Atty Gen Harris. He accuses defendants of conspiring to libel him and deny him fair trial due to a gag order and published IQ documents. He seeks to stop further publication of material about his IQ and asserts rights infringement. The case targets officials and outlets and trails toward trial set for Aug 1 before Judge Morton Colvin. Colvin is the eighth judge assigned.
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San Francisco
Ruchell Magee
San Quentin
Marin County Civic Center
Magee
Robert D. Carrow
Novato
Chronicle Publishing Co
Martin County
James Brewers
Jean LeVann
Uhe
Morton Colvin
San Franccisco
Colvin
Immigrant mother of 16 seeks housing in California
Sacramento report tells of Rose Renteria and her sixteen children crowded in a $20-a-day lodging after leaving New Jersey to escape drugs and liquor. Social workers fear homelessness or family separation as landlords refuse to house such a large, needy family.
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Sacramento
California
Rose Renteria
Renleria
Satramento
Jersey City
Lucy Hevenden
Renteri
Hee
Caliifornia
New Jersey
Wedding prior to prison term case details emerge
Lima 22 and Staats face prison terms after conviction on four felony counts for the murder conspiracy involving Barbara Garcia 28 of San Jose and Henry Viera 21 of San Leandro. Bodies found Nov 16 on Jensen Road in Castro Valley. both victims identified as narcotics dealers. Lima seeks new trial, sentencing delayed, Judge Staats to rule.
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Lima
Blackwood Ave
Hayward
Staats
Barbara Jean Garcia
San Jose
Henry J. Viera
Washington Ave
San Leandro
Secon
Jensen Road
Castro Valley
Visit by Soviet chief nips bombs near Hanoi
Saigon reports indicate Podgorny visiting Hanoi to discuss peace as bombing pauses around the city. U.S. planes hit targets in North Vietnam with extensive strikes on supply bunkers, rail lines, and petroleum storage, causing large fires and several enemy losses.
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United States
Tanol
Soviet Union
U.S
Nikolai V. Pomorny
Moscow
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Podgorny
Calcutta
Vietnam
Hames
U.S. Command
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A. Corsair
Gulf of Tonkin
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Partiern
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Trier
CS Wi
Thanh Han
Hanai
Gsy
Hani
Nixon
China
Haiphoung
Kontumn
Mortacthes
Marble Mountain
da Nang
Ly Tong Ba
Nontum
UPV
Matt Franjota
Double ceremony for new judge
Carson, age 32, is sworn in as the youngest California municipal judge for the San Leandro-Hayward bench. The ceremony in city council chambers featured judges, officials, and friends. Gov. Reagan had selected him last week, and colleagues praised his integrity and legal prowess. The reception included a gilded broom gift symbolizing his rise from janitor to judge.
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Tie
Dallas
Edgar
John J. Pure
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Castro Valley
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Carson
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California
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Sar Leandro-Hayward Municipal Court
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Careon
Tine Isia
Ee Dale Stoops
Alameda County Bar Association
Robert Byers
San Leandro-Haywand
Isrief
Big
Teaana Carson
Bya
Hayward
San Leandro
Saty Leandro City Hall
Manuel Algernae
Gasivo Valey
Youth Council Wins Praise Amid Local Activism
Senate backs Dumbarton bridge replacement bill as Asian American lawmaker Tay ward gains approval for a companion measure. The Dumbarton effort includes authority for related bridge improvements and toll facility financing, while officials considered transportation planning safeguards and governance.
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Dumbarton Bill
Senate
Sachamento
UPI
San Francisco Bay
Tll
Dumbarton
Birman
Carlos Bee
Hl Tayward
Assembly Transportation Committee
Bee
Arlen Gregorio
San Mateo
Gregorio
Haimeahl
Cafornis
Budget deadline extended amid UC pay dispute and wedding event
Assemblywoman Yvonne Brathwaite Burke attended a wedding in Los Angeles while budget issues swirl. A UC salary adjustment error will reduce pay by about one percent for UC employees, prompting concern amid a Berkeley strike. The fiscal year deadline moved to June 15 to allow final action and avoid mid month cash shortfalls. The budget totals about 29 billion, with Reagan's veto power remaining a possible check. Democrats lack full party unity but plan to pass with a small GOP House vote and a similar Senate margin.
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Los’ Angeles
Wott
Bill Burke
Day Michael
Berkeley
Liver- More
San Srancisco
Brey
Reagan
UK Assembly
Senate
Librarian Pay Plan Killed by Assembly Panel
In Sacramento the Assembly Ways and Means Committee rejected a bill by Assemblyman Alister McAlister to grant librarians full academic status and raise salaries. The measure would have cost about 1.7 million annually and boosted pay for roughly 400 librarians, with funding for more staff due to a nine month work year. The bill faced Reagan administration and state college trustees opposition.
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Sacramento
Ti Assembly Ways and
Alister McAlister
State College
Driver Education Bill Defeated in Assembly
Sacramento The 0-Hour driver education bill by Assemblyman Jack R. Fenton failed when no members of the Assembly Ways and Means Committee moved to send it out. The measure would require first time license applicants to complete the education program, currently only ages 16 to 18 must take a course.
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Sacramento
USPI
Assembly Will and Means Committee
Jack R. Fenton
Stork, prices move ahead in New York market
Prices moved ahead in today’s stock market in New York, though without Wednesday’s broad gains. Trading was moderate and the noon Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose to 950.25, up 3.47. Gaining issues at the New York Stock Exchange outpaced the losers by about seven to one.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Tod
Marin warning on butterflies in Marin County
In San Rafael, the West coast ladies butterflies are blooming early in Marin County. Officials warn motorists to be distractible by the reddish orange insects blamed on an early protracted spring weather. The agricultural commissioner’s office cites a large number of butterflies appearing across the West Coast.
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San Rafael
UPI
Marin County
Agricultual
Nixon nominates attorney for Interstate Commerce Commission
Santa Ana attorney Rolodfa Montejana 34 has been nominated by President Nixon to join the Interstate Commerce Commission. He is president of the Rancho Santiago Community College District Board of Education and would replace Lawrence K. Walrath who resigned from the 38000 a year post effective June 6.
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