Palg alto Daily Review selects four as AP News Execs Council
Charles H. Peterson of Pal Alto Daily Review was named one of four directors of the California Nevada Associated Press News Executives Council at the organization’s 1972 Palo Alto meeting. War Teo Lerude of Reng Newspapers Inc. was named chairman, succeeding Gene Gregston of the San Diego Union as chairman. Leo Bowler and Jack Dailey were elected vice chairman and secretary treasurer respectively, with other directors including Gregston Jamies Geeham and Glen Brown. The nominating committee was led by Buss DeMutte of Stockton Record.
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Nenesday
Leo Bowler
San Diego Evening Tribune
Jack Dailey
Valiejo Times Herald
Gregston
Jamies Geeham
San Bernardino Sun Telegram
Glen Brown
Redwood City Tribune
N.S
Buss’ DeMutte
Slockion Record
Probation in Drug Case In Alameda County Authors
Two Alameda County residents Patricia Stark and Nancy Lux received three years probation after pleading guilty to misdemeanor possession of dangerous drugs without a prescription. They were part of a larger case involving nine counts of selling dangerous drugs. Richard Coulson of Alameda faces a second trial June 26 after a hung jury in the first. The group was arrested June 3 1571 when officers seized 400000 amphetamine and barbiturate pills believed imported from Mexico by a local ring active for up to three years.
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Bay Area Woman Picked for Democratic Credentials Committee
Margaret Johns Shandera a 44 year old Mills College graduate and member of the Democratic state youth caucus steering committee is named to the credentials committee at the Democratic National Convention. California has ten spots on the 180 member body and the committee will assess challenges to state delegations including California. Shandera will travel to Miami Beach weeks before the convention for committee work. Fortney Pete Stark a McGovern delegate from the Eighth District joins the national platform committee.
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Fotomat burglary loss tallies $7,118 in San Leandro
Fotomat Corp at 15836 Foothill Blvd reports an overnight burglary accounting for 7117.98 dollars in film stolen. The firm previously incurred a 4749 dollar loss in May, as deputies investigate the incident.
ABAG opposes Sonoma County removal from Bay region
ABAG leaders pressed to challenge Sonoma County's bid to leave the Bay region with an attorney general ruling. The California Council of Intergovernmental Relations voted 21-8 to remove Sonoma to form a new multi county entity, spurred by threats from Sen. Randolph Collier over federal funding implications.
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Ban on livestock hormone urged by FDA in des hearing
The FDA proposes a ban on the livestock growth hormone DES saying it may cause cancer and will open the proposal to a public hearing. An Agriculture Department report adds 15 more cases of birth defects linked to diethylstilbestrol, raising total cases nearly fourfold since tighter restrictions.
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Clerk killed in Oakland liquor store holdup
Two suspects fled the Oakland liquor store after fatally shooting clerk Walter Edmonson, 70, during Thursday night holdup. Edmonson was shot with a .44 caliber pistol kept in the store drawer. police seek two assailants who fled with cash.
Naked tax agents hostage in Memphis thwarted by crowd
A Memphis incident left three revenue agents stripped by gunman LaSaumders Hudson while collecting back taxes from owner Hudson. A crowd outside the Park Street firm grew to about two thousand as negotiations led to Duncan’s eight hour captivity ending with release. An armed standoff involved a Black Panther nexus and police action before resolution.
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Judge van der Zee to retire from San Francisco bench
Judge Herman A van der Zee, 76, will retire July 1 after 21 years on the Superior Court bench in San Francisco. A Buffalo native, he was appointed municipal court judge in 1947 by Gov. Earl Warren, served as assistant U.S. attorney and county clerk, then moved to Superior Court in 1951.
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PT&T Seeks Rate Hike and Court Appeal Over Refund Plan
PT and T plans a twofold strategy after a regulatory ruling. The firm will request a rehearing from the State Supreme Court by June 26 and seek an interim rate increase from the PAC to raise earnings to 7 835 percent. Officials argue the order is confiscatory and rolls back 1958 rules, while the court reportedly disagrees with parts of the commission decision.
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Rad Lab to recruit workers amid UC wage dispute
Several hundred university workers, about 220 at LUL, walked off the job after UC announced a change in the wage setup, delivered as an ultimatum to return to work or risk losing jobs. The total UC workforce is around 5,300.
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Man regains arm after sea accident in Gloucester
Joseph Brancaleone returns home in Gloucester after his arm was restored following a sea accident. He expresses cautious optimism about the surgery’s ultimate success, noting it may take two years to judge full recovery and plans nerve reconnection in the fall, citing Everett Knowles as a successful prior case.
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UC prof's body found in Berkeley gully
The body of Gordon C. Roadamel, an assistant professor of South Asian literature at UC Berkeley, was found Thursday in brush near his home. A friend alerted police after not seeing him for days and police said he had been despondent after a trip to India. An overdose of barbiturates was suspected. Alameda County coroner planned an autopsy Friday.
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Pilots plan 24 hour strike over hijack dangers
The International Federation of Air Line Pilots Associations and ALPA announced a 24 hour worldwide strike starting Monday to protest hijacking and demand stronger enforcement of anti hijacking conventions. John O'Donnell stressed the action targets global aviation safety and urged broad union support.
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Reagan Budget Moves Through California Legislature
California's 7.959 billion budget, the nation’s largest, reaches Gov Reagan with bipartisan support. Legislature sent the plan, with $263 million more for schools, and Reagan may veto or trim portions. The package includes a 7.5 percent civil service raise and education funding amid a projected 1.16 billion surplus.
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Hayward debates animal control options with county
Hayward weighs staying with Alameda County animal control or funding its own program. County shelters in San Leandro and Newark would be used, 1200 details and 2400 calls daily loom, while city police handle dog bites and leash violations. Officials warn of delays, costs, and staffing gaps before May 1 budget decisions.
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Letter Arrives 28 Years Late From Africa to Bronx
In New York a letter mailed by a soldier from Africa in April 184 arrived ten days after the recipient, Miss Ronnie Reilly, was buried in the Bronx. Post authority officials offered no reason for the 28 year delay and said the matter would be investigated by the dead letter office.
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