San Lorenzo USD Hears Tentative 1969 70 Budget
Trustees of the San Lorenzo Unified School District meet at 7 PM at the district office 15910 Usher St to discuss a tentative budget for 1969 70 and review disaster preparedness plans. Superintendent Paul Eret notes the budget is a legal requirement with no precise valuation or state funding certainty. The board will also review Federal and state funded projects, layoff rules, and the purchase of relocatable classrooms for San Lorenzo High School.
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San Lorenzo
San Leamxiro Unified
Usher St
Paul Ehret
Albet Sait
Personal Commission
San Lorena High School
Nervous robber hits Swiftway Liquors in San Lorenzo
A nervous robber armed with a double barrel sawed off shotgun held up Swiftway Liquors at 331 Lewelling Blvd in San Lorenzo last night. He escaped with more than $200 as owner Frank Klasques and his family cowered as the man ordered them to lie on the floor and count to 100.
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San Lorenzo
Swiftway Liquors
Lewelling Blvd
Frank Klasques
Sheriff's Deputs
Aod
Flasques
Mime Troupe Drops Civil Suit Against HARD
The San Francisco Mime Troupe dropped its civil action against the Hayward Area Recreation District. HARD was to appear in Alameda County Superior Court to rescind denial of permission to perform at Earl Warren Park. The troupe had initially been barred, then performed under an alternate writ of mandate. The group believes new park regulations are being drafted and may affect future requests.
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Hayward
San Francisco
Hayward Area Recreation District
HARD
John Guinee
Alameda County Superior Court
Earl Warren Park
Castro Valley
Alameda County
Lyle K. Cook
Guinee
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Thieves Take Three Cars From Mission Boulevard Lot
Thieves stole three automobiles from S and B Motors on Mission Boulevard early Saturday after forcing entry to the office by breaking a restroom window and removing 16 ignition keys. One car was recovered near the Meek state on Boston Road. Deputies found two Beth keys at the rear of the lot.
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Mission Boulevard
Oscar Childers
S&b Motors
Mission Blvd
Meek
Boston Road
Hayward Girl, 4, Runs Into Car
A four year old Hayward girl is listed in satisfactory condition at Kaiser Hospital with a broken leg from a Sunday auto accident near the intersection of Tarman Avenue and Jackson Street. Police identified the injured child as Margaret Heynandez of 24998 Tarman Ave. Steven Schramm, 18, of 25422 Tarman, said he saw the girl running toward the rear of his car as he passed a southbound vehicle and did not think the victim would run into his car.
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Kaiser Hospital
Tarman Avenue
Jackson Street
Margaret Hey
Nandez
Tarman Ave
Tarman
Steven Schramm
Ray Denied New Trial In King Assassination Case
Shelby County Judge Arthw Paquin denied James Earl Ray a new trial for the king slaying in Memphis Tennessee. Ray seeks to overturn his March 10 guilty plea and the May 26 denial of a new trial. His lawyers pursue a late appellate route, filing a bill of exceptions and appealing to the Tennessee Court of Criminal Appeals.
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Shelby County Criminal Court
Arthw Paquin
James Earl Ray
Ray
Martin Cuether King Jr, JR
Steaer
Richard Ryan
Faquin
Tennessee Court of Crimina
Nixon Proposes Airport Aid For Ten Years
President Nixon urged Congress to fund a ten year federal program totaling 5 billion dollars for airport facilities and equipment. He called for annual support around 250 million, far above the 93 million average of prior years, with 180 million in fiscal 1970 and 220 million in fiscal 1971 and rising to about 2% billion over ten years.
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Nixon
Congress
Takrotl
News Highlights In Review Glerss
A digest of page five items includes Market Ouners Reach Agreement and Deck Officers On Strike In East Gulf Ports. Also noted are Frostbusters Opening To Avoid New Legislation and Porehouse Aurns in Ceire WL. Snipers Shoot At Firemen and Outnumbered Thai Troops Repulse Viet Cong Attack on pages three.
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Gulf Ports
Page
Frostbusters
Ceire
Asx
Rioting on campuses linked to general U.S. rebellion
Senate subcommittee investigators testified that Black Panther and SNCC groups allied with white revolutionary organizations including SDS. They described an internal SDS split between a revolutionary faction and Hayden's more reformist wing advocating broad disruption as part of a nationwide upheaval.
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SDS
Tom Hayden
Revolutionary Action
Black Liberation
United States
Manuel
Perman Clay
Five Drown In Danville Picnic Boat Accident
In Danville California a group of ten people on a small boat at a man made pond overturned. Three children and two adults died. Victims tentatively identified include Trudy Zanis Siegm an 41 of Lafayette Ubaldo Aguilar 29 unknown Sandra Martinez 10 sister Martha 14 and her father Alva 15 of Pleasanton. Skindivers recovered bodies from the pond near Alamo and Sycamore Creeks. Four survivors were treated for shock at a Walnut Creek hospital.
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UPL
Contra Costa County
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Skindivers
Alamo
Sycamore Creeks
Walnut Creek
California approves strong antismut laws in landmark statute
SACRAMENTO AP The legislature sent to Gov. Teagan California the strongest antismut measures, tight on those selling showing material to minors and broadening the obscenity standard for adults. The bills, approved 25 to 0, expand definitions and ease prosecutions of smut peddlers, especially shops where children access material, with Republican leadership pushing to sign them into law. Senator Hubert Lagomarsino hailed changes needed to clear the Assembly.
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Teagan
California
Hubert Lagomarsino
Rojai
Loo
Senate
Lagomarsina
Assembly
Tension Flare In Sacramento Racial Clash Reaches Oak Park
Police kept barricades after a late night outbreak in Sacramento Oak Park as eight reported wounded and dozens of black residents fled. Reporters described a tense scene with gunfire and beatings. officials could not confirm injuries or the Panther office attack as fear spread through the community.
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Sacramento Union
Sacramento
Rooney
Kearns
Elkins
Panther
Sacramento Medical Center
de Osk Park
Supreme Court Rules Powell Ouster Was Illegal
The Supreme Court rules the 67 Powell ouster was illegal, rejecting Congress’s claim to exclude a member under Article 1 Section 5. Justice Warren notes Congress cannot wield unlimited power to deny admission, as the Constitution preserves judicial review over member challenges.
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Powell
Supreme Court Agrees To Hear Church Tax Question
The U S Supreme Court agreed to hear a case from New York lawyer Frederick Walz challenging property tax exemptions for religious use. Walz argues the exemption violates the First Amendment and burden religious freedom, claiming his Staten Island property should not support churches. The New York Court of Appeals previously upheld the exemption as consistent with precedent nationwide. Walz named the New York City tax commission as defendant.
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Toal Supreme Court
Lessel
New York
Frederick Wale
Elis
Supreme Court
Wale
Staten Island
New York Cour of Appeals
Walz
The
Tax Commission of
New York City
Berkeley 350 Leave Ceremonies Echo Campus Tensions
Report on a student walkout at Berkeley during a 350 leave ceremony. Disruptions centered on academic freedom and perceived racial inequities. After protests graduates toured People’s Park, then held a counter-commencement on campus with a rock band and student leaders granting honorary degrees to notable figures. Eldridge Cleaver lectured in a controversial course, later denied academic credit by officials.
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People’s Park
Jane
Eldridge Cleaver
Cleaver
Canvnet
Portland racial flareup disrupts city neighborhoods
Police dispersed about 30 youths after firebombs and window smashing in Portland's north side near the Albina Art Center. Two fire bombs were found within a block of anti poverty projects as M. Richard Nixon was scheduled to visit later. It marked the third straight night of destruction in the area.
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Ore
Ply
M. Richard M. Nixon
Iater
Albina Art Center
Rock Palace Sought Continues From Page
Larry Wald stated his department will not attend the meeting, saying police have no role in planning or zoning. A quiet inquiry was made into a Fremont ballroom run by Menchowski, with Fremont police reporting no problems. The Eden Vista PTA council backs the publicity but has not taken a position and likely won’t.
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Fremont
Ménchowski
Fremon
Eden-Vista Council
PTA
Kenneth Wagner
Justice Douglas Out Of Town Delivers No Ruling
Justice William C. Douglas was absent when the Supreme Court met to announce decisions. Calls to his office were referred to the press secretary who said Douglas was out of town to receive an honorary degree and did not know which university awarded it.
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Washington
Willian C. Douglas
Supreme Court
Douglas
Laird Is Best Man At Son's Chetek Wedding
Jona Laird the son of Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird married Indliss Nancy Huset in Chetek Wisconsin. The defense secretary served as best man at the ceremony held Sunday.
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Son
Chetek. Wis
Jona Laird
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Indliss Nancy Huset
Olis Huset
Chetek
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