California Nevada AP News Executives Council names leaders
Palo Alto opening of the 1972 meeting of the California Nevada Associated Press News Executives Council named directors and officers. Latude Ware Letude named chairman, succeeding Gene Grosten. Leo Bangier vice chairman and Jack Dailey secretary treasurer were elected. Directors include James Geeban and Glenn Nien. Nominating committee led by Buss DeMolte.
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Palo. Alto
Daily Review
Charles H. Peterson
Associated Press News Executives Council
Palo Alto
Ivds Wareren Letude
Rena’ Newspapers, 1 Inc. Latude
Gene Grogsten
San Diego Union
Leo Bangier
San Diego
Eventing ‘Tribune
Jack Dailey
Vallejo
Probation Set in San Francisco Drug Case
Two South County residents, Patricia Stark and Nancy Lux, pleaded guilty to misdemeanor possession charges after a federal grand jury indicted them on nine counts of selling dangerous drugs. They receive three years probation. Russell Lux, Nancy’s husband, faces sentencing July 7. A fourth Alameda County resident, Richard Coulton, faces a second trial June 26 for aiding and abetting mega transactions. Police found 400,000 amphetamine and barbiturate pills. pills allegedly imported from Mexico by a ring operating over two to three years.
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San Francisco
South County
Patricia Rosemarie Stark
Manon Ave
Hayward
Nancy Lux
Belltinner Drive
Newark
Gordon Lux
Nancy Lus
Alameda County
Richard F. Coulton
Alameda
Lal
Bay Area Woman Helps Form Credentials Committee at DNC
Casimo Valley resident and Hayward High School graduate Margaret Shandera, 24, a Mills College alumna with a master in English, has been chosen for the Democratic National Convention credentials committee. The Bay Area delegation secured one of 10 California seats on the 150-member body, which hears challenges to state delegation credentials. Shandera joins other regional figures as she prepares to travel to Miami Beach for two weeks of committee work ahead of the convention.
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Casimo Valley
Hayward
Margaret Johns Shantera
Miami Beach
Fertocy
Feie'' Stark
McGovern
Eighth
National Platform Committee
San Leandro Zoning Board Approves Bing Tire Expansion
The zoning board unanimously approves Samuel Bing Tire Co plans to expand at 35 Fremont Ave from 10,000 to 25,500 square feet. Officials pledge odor controls and strict enforcement. the plant faces past odor complaints. The board also allows 1st Christian Church to open a child day care for five preschoolers using two rear buildings.
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San Leandro
Samuel Bingtem Co
Fremont Ave
Alfred Serafini
Lieboard
1St Christian Church
Gilbert Pitman
Fotomat Burglary Loss Figures Reported
Tolomat Corp at 14438 Foothill Blvd reports burglary overnight Tuesday with film losses totaling 7118.08 dollars. The firm had an earlier burglary loss of 34740 dollars in May.
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San Leandro
Tolomat Corp
Foothill Blvd
Man loses leg in cement mixer accident
A 27 year old Oakland man, James L Burghdelf, suffered the loss of part of his leg in a cement mixer accident at Bertelson PreCast Steps, 177 Alvarado Street, San Leandro yesterday. He was listed in fair condition at Manorial Hospital. Burghdelf was cleaning the mixer when coworker Julio Alarcom, 33, climbed out first and the mixer was turned, throwing Burghdelf off balance into the operating mixer. His leg was severed above the knee.
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San
Leandro
Oakland
James L. Burghdelf
Bertelson
Alvarado St
Julio Alarcom
Burghdulf
Alarcom
Bur- Blinluff
ABAG Opposes Sonoma County Split From Bay Area
Leaders of the Association of Bay Area Governments challenged Sonoma County’s withdrawal from the Bay region seeking an attorney general ruling on legality. ABAG's executive committee directed its attorney to pursue the issue with the attorney general as the dispute arose after a 10 to 7 wire vote.
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Bay Area
Sonoma County
Bay Region
California Council of Intergovernmental Relatioe
Randolph Vollier
Senate Finance Committee
O ‘Yath
Sonoma
Trom
Bay
ABAG
Gidfinds
Ascent Council
Joseph Bart
Alameda County
Arthur Harris
Naked tax agents at park street stand off ends in hostage release
Tennessee revenue agents entered a Park Street dry cleaners to seize back taxes from LaSaunders Hudson. Hudson stripped them, held Don Deinean hostage, and demanded a meeting with Gov. Winfield Dunn. A crowd gathered as negotiations by Isaac Hayes and police led to Dunn’s meeting and Hudson’s arrest.
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Memphis
Penn
UPI
State Revenue
Park Street
John Mabile
LaSaunders Hudson
Mabie
Vince Tuminello
Tee Malling
Vai
Don Din~ean
H Hudson
Winfield Dunn
Lax
Taxes Duncan
Tennessee Department of Revenue
Abe
Frm
Hudson
Huklson
Vinre
Lee
Taysell
Olf
Trate
Isaac Hayes
Police Iia
Black Panther
Duncan
S Mudson
Dunn
Judge van der Zee to Retire After 28 Years on Bench
Judge Herman A. van der Zee, 76, will retire July 1 after 28 years on the San Francisco Superior Court. A Buffalo native, he was appointed municipal court judge by Gov. Warren, then moved to the Superior Court in 1951. He says he has no retirement plans.
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van der Zee
San Francisco
Herman A. van der Zee
Superior Court Banen
Chursday
Buffalo
N.Y
Barl Warren i
U.S
Wunty
Supaaior Court
PT&T seeks rate increase after 1968 ruling
PT and T plans a rate increase with interim earnings boost to 7.85 percent and a credit refund to customers. A petition for a Supreme Court rehearing will be filed by June 16, challenging the court ruling that rolled back rates to 1968 levels.
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State Supreme Court
Hull
PUC
Hell
Pt&t
Pacific Tele- Hull
Rad Lab to recruit workers amid union walkout
Lawrence Livermore Laboratory plans to recruit workers to replace union members who walked off duty two months ago. UC officials gave unions until 5 p.m. to respond to the latest offer, essentially the same ultimatum from weeks ago demanding workers return or face job loss. The total Tad workforce is about 4,800, with several hundred university employees affected including about 390 at LLL.
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Livermore
Lawrence Livermore
Laboratory
Motlay
Robert Reaith
University of California
LLL
TIC
Man hopes for successful arm surgery after sea accident
Gloucester Massachusetts resident Joseph Brancaleane, missing a severed arm after a sea accident, is optimistic about the eventual recovery. He cites Everett Knowles, who had a similar operation a decade ago, as a model, with nerves to be reconnected in the fall and full outcome potentially taking two years.
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Gloucester
Mass
Joseph Brancaleane
Everett Knowles
Brancaleane
Knowles
UC professor found dead in Berkeley brush
The University of California professor Gordon C. Roadamel, 40, a South Asian literature assistant professor and native of India, was found in a gully near his home by a concerned friend. Police said he had become despondent after a trip to India and may have overdosed on barbiturates. An autopsy was scheduled for Friday by the Alameda County coroner.
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Alameda County
Pilots to Strike in Worldwide Hijack Protest
ALPA leaders announce a 7 to 9 hour strike on June 1 to protest hijacking. US and international pilots urge governments to enforce anti hijacking conventions. O'Donnell frames action as a stand for passenger safety and global cooperation.
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United States
Lacternafinnal Federation of Air Time
Washington
Earlley
Air Side Pilots Association
John J. O'Donnell
ALPA
Air Service
Suds
United Nations
International Federation of Air Line Associations
Air Sie
Reagan Budget Moves To Cut To Fit His Squeeze
California's record 7.959 billion budget reaches Gov Ronald Reagan as legislators approve a plan slightly larger than New York's. It contains no major tax increases and faces veto cuts to education and state aid. Reagan has 12 days to sign or reduce. The budget funds schools, UC, and civil service pay while trimming some aides and field offices.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
Ronald Reagan
New York
Democratic Assembly
Ibe L. Brown Jr
Sanenesseo
Ways’ Abil’ Ments Committee
Reagan
Chile
Heagan
Assembly
Howe
Senate
Repubblicans
University of California
Park woes spark resident calls for Chabot site fixes
A neighborhood meeting on Chabot Park issues heard residents favor a probation fee to deter cruisers, a uniform officer during peak hours, and removing a confusing sign. Proposals for a new park entrance and a tram were deemed costly or impractical, with officials promising action on signage and ongoing study of options. A July 5 follow up was scheduled to review recommendations for the July 6 city council presentation.
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Poggi
Anthony Chabot Regional Park
Randall
Chabot Park
Lake Chabot
Angberg
UC Regents Approve 2.9 Million Fire Safety Funds
The University of California regents approved 2.9 million dollars from special funds to upgrade fire protection at the nine campuses after states funds for 4.5 million were not provided. UC President Hitch said the money would raise building standards to meet state fire marshal rules as campus safety measures. Regent Parkes argued the state should cover costs since facilities are state owned. The expenditure passed the grounds and buildings committee as Hitch noted underfunding and urgent needs.
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Los Angeles
UPI
University of California Board of Regents
Aine
Charles J. Hitch
Joseph McGuire
William E. Parkes
Hileh
Fox
State of California
Hitch
Soldier’s 1944 letter to Bronx sweetheart arrives after burial
On April 6, 1944 a soldier mailed a letter from Africa to Miss Hennie Reilly in the Bronx. It arrived ten days after her burial, and postal authorities said they would place the letter in the dead letter office due to the delay mystery.
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New York
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