Se California Nevada AP News Executives Council Names Officers
Palo Alto Daily Review reports Charles I. Peterson chosen as one of four directors of the Se California Nevada AP News Executives Council during the 1972 meeting in Palo Alto. Warren Lerude named chairman. other new officers include Leo Bacher and Jack Dailey. directors Gregson Geehan Brows.
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Palo Alto — Daily Review
Charles I. Peterson
California-Nevada
Associated Press News Executives Council
Palo Alto
Warren Lerude
Beng Newspapers
Int
Jarude
Gene Gregston
San Diego Union
Leo Bacher
San Diego Evening ‘Tribune
Jack Dailey
Vallejo Times Herald
Gregslan
James Geehan
San Ternanding
Sun‘Velegram
Glenn Brows
Redwood City Tribune
Buss
Livermore man ordered to Varaville facility in murder case
Jose Romnalés Gonzales, 30, convicted last month of voluntary manslaughter in the shooting death of Mrs. Cleani Wilson, 45, of Livermore, was committed yesterday by Superior Court Judge Linnel Wilson to a state medical facility at Varaville for evaluation ahead of potential prison sentencing. Gonzales, arrested after investigators stopped him for a minor traffic violation, shot himself in the chest during the incident and awaited trial while recovering from chest wounds.
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Livermore
Pleasanton
Walter McCloud
Varaville
Jose Romnalés Gonzales
Superior Court
Linnel Wilson
Cleanii
Ge Wilson
McLeod St
Suspect Sought in Oakland Truck Driver Shooting
Oakland police hunt for Willie Dawson in connection with Tuesday shooting of Dexter Parkerson a Liver more truck driver Parkerson 30 of 633 Jade Price remains in serious condition with a neck wound Dawson questioned after confrontation on Terminal Street scene Dawson’s truck found outside his home as investigators pursue leads.
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Dexter Parkerson
Jade Price
Providence Hospital
Willie Dawson
Ellie
Id Dawson
Parkers
Dith
Terminal Streets
Dawson
Pa- Tew
Battery charge dropped against nightclub owner in Illinois case
Nightclub owner Gary D. Swartz had a battery charge dismissed in municipal court after the alleged victim Diane Karen Smith could not be spoken for by the district. The case cited false imprisonment and other charges tied to an incident at the In-Sile Club on Jarvis Avenue. Police reported injuries including a broken finger and abrasions after Smith said she refused to participate in topless dancing. Swartz allegedly restrained her in a dressing room and would not let a police officer exit.
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Myer
Gary D. Swartz
Ract 29
In- Sile
Jarvis Ave
Diane
Karen Smith
Hime
Perarmiance Hecalsa
Atmoxtmns
Swartz
St. Rose Hospital
Miss Smith
Dagcap
Cortez
Yosts
Thornton Avenue
Charles Snow
Pauline Pera
Probation granted in Alameda narcotics case in San Francisco
Four Alameda County residents faced federal charges after a 1971 arrest that yielded 400,000 amphetamine and barbiturate pills. Patricia Stark and Nancy Lux pled guilty to misdemeanor possession and received three years probation while Lux's husband Gordon Lux awaits a July federal court date. Richard Cattan of Alameda, charged with aiding and abetting illegal transactions, has a June 26 trial date following a hung jury. The ring allegedly imported pills from Mexico and operated for two to three years.
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Francisco
South Coboty
Patricia’ Rosematte Stark
Manow Ave
Hayward
Nancy Lux
Bellflower Fedee Sa
Gorton Lux
Nency Lux
Federsl Court
Alameda
Richard ¥. Cauttan
Mexico
Newark burglary suspects plead no contest and face trial
Everett Roque 38 and Cuiyonn Roque 37 pleaded no contest to five counts of possession of stolen goods. A charge of continuing delinquency was dropped then reinstated. They later changed plea again as the district attorney restored the original charges. Police found stolen items at 609 Thornton Ave linked to a burglary ring. 25 juveniles tied to the case may owe restitution.
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Everett
Roque
Avise
Cuiyonn
Roy . G. Purci
Roques Ure
Thornton Ave
Amd
Dlea
Roques
Fraud suspect arrested in brewing tank scam
Herman Judkins Sr. 40 of San Francisco, tied to KTK Wrecking Co., was arrested in Crockett and Pancras to Fremont on grand theft charges for defrauding Weibel Champagne Vineyards of 43000. He allegedly offered to sell tanks meant for Grace Brewing and Weibel Ukiah operations, received 3000 partial payment, pleaded innocent, and faces a June 27 preliminary hearing.
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Fremont
Weibel Champagne
Crockett and Pancras
Herman Judkins Sr
San Francisco
Judkins
KTK Wrecking’ Co
Walnut Creek
Fred Wiebel
Santa Rosa
Grace Brewing Co
Prairie falcons saved by long vigil on remote cliff
A diverse group of volunteers watched a prairie falcon nest on a cliff above a watershed for three days. They faced incursions by hikers and climbers while recording birds and noting nocturnal feeding behavior. The effort highlighted citizen science and the nest’s fragile future amid human disturbance.
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Iniasion
Turd
PT and T seeks rate rise reform through credits
PT T seeks a rate increase with reforms in the form of a consumer bill credit. The company to petition the State Supreme Court for a rehearing and to file for an interim increase with the PLC to 7.85 percent. Mull cites current returns at 3.4 percent and calls the 1968 rollback “disastrous” while arguing the order is confiscatory and negates the commission ruling in part.
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PLC
Mull
Pt&t
Madfie Tele- Hull
Commission
Rad Lab to recruit workers at Livermore Lab
Livermore Lab will begin recruiting Monday to replace union workers who walked off the job months ago. UC officials say the shift aims to align pay with maintenance vs construction roles, offering options to become plant mechanics with full benefits and a 40 hour week, remain as construction workers with seasonal year‑round concerns, or quit to rejoin hiring halls. Union response was not available.
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Livermore
Livermore Laboratory
Roberto
University If
California
Ute Lab
Pilots plan 24 hour strike over hijack threat
AP report states pilots in 64 nations including the United States will strike for 24 hours on June 19 to protest hijacking dangers. ALPA president O'Donnell cited UN enforcement failures and urged global action to ensure air safety.
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New York
APY
United States
International Federation of Airfine Pilots Associations
Washington
Air One
ALPA
Salt Iterate
United Nations
Internnational Federation of Air Line
Reagan budget cuts loom in California upshot
California Governor Ronald Reagan faces a budget plan with 4283 million more aid for schools and a 7.5 percent raise for civil servants while debates over education funding and tuition unfold. The Senate approved the plan 81-2, with cautious criticism from Beilenson and Monagan amid policy concerns and a constitutional deadline looming.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
Ronett Reagan
Folia
Senate
Reagan
Assembly
Hunt
State College
University of California
Suim
Aaylig
Newark Council OKs project amid protests and cost debates
Newark City Council votes to proceed with a street beautification and infrastructure project despite opposition from property owners. The plan includes underground utilities, wider streets, planters, and ornamental lighting, with city spending over 1130 thousand and assessments affecting local homeowners. Opponents argue costs outweigh benefits and fear property value impacts, while supporters cite economic vitality and nuisance reduction.
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