Drowning Victims Identified In San Joaquin River Incident
The bodies of two San Leandro men, Mare Rovai age 19 of Dayton Avenue and Arthur Malicoat age 48 of Avon Avenue, were recovered after a weekend drowning near Modesto. Rovai drowned while cramping in the river during a family camping trip with Shirley Maycgs t, 21, who survived. Malicoat’s body was found later with survivors listed as his wife Dorothy and children Arthur, Sharon, Shirley, and Tiana.
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Hayward rancher dies at 74 Pioneer Hayward family mourns longtime rancher
Gene Collins a Hayward rancher and UC Berkeley alumnus died Sunday at 74. He raised cattle and orchard fruit, won blue ribbons at fairs, and left two daughters Marilyn McCloskey of Oakland and Loans M. Bee son of Nevada City. Survived by five grandchildren and sister Mel Leona Phillips of Hayward. Services set at Sorensen Bros. chapel Hayward with Masonic rites. Burial at Lone Tree Cemetery.
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Cigarette and Pots Blamed for Two City Fires
Firemen reported two Sout County blazes caused by unattended stoves and a couch fire. In Hayward at 1444 Highland Bird, David Graham’s residence saw a couch burn causing about 2000 dollars in damage. Graham was away. In Fremont at 8042 Lake Drive, Richard Taylor left pots and utensils on a hot stove. plastic items sparked, cabinets and interior suffered about 2000 dollars in damage.
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Jail escape suspect recaptured after Santa Rita jailbreak
David Wayne Mesquite, 23, of San Leandro, recaptured 24 hours after escaping Santa Rita jail. He tried to cash two bad checks at the Tucker Inn in San Leandro, drawing charges of forgery and escape. His associate Buddy Shaw, 31, of Hayward, was jailed on harboring a fugitive.
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PUC Sets BART Hearing Schedule For Oakland San Francisco
AP reports the Public Utilities Commission requires BART to file its automated train operations plan by June 26 and submit safety evidence by June 20. A hearing is set to begin July 18 with full commission action due by August 3, aiming for a September service start and a 50 day prior notice rule for any future service changes.
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Hayward library expansion urged
Hayward Library Commission voted unanimously to expand the math library adding about 150 square feet more space at 22737 Mission Blvd. The plan, sent to the Hayward City Council for approval, aims to relieve crowding and keep the addition compact possibly as a two story structure to preserve adjacent open space.
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Air safety bag earns better grades in tests
Detroit UPI reports GM plans to install air safety bags in 100000 of its 1974 models. The system is gaining higher grades than expected in real life testing. A 20 year old man in suburban Philadelphia suffered minor chest injuries when his ge car struck three poles on a safety island and overturned.
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Magruder disputes report on Watergate ops and cover up
Magruder says he assumed Strachan kept Haldeman informed and that he told Haldeman in January of the cover up. Cox and Neal press for pre testimony evidence while Dean’s appearance is postponed to avoid interference with Nixon Brezhnev summit. Officials weigh whether a president can be subpoenaed and if impeachment timing affects probes. Mansfield and Scott push delay. Weicker opposes.
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First Committee Survives Probe Of Volunteer Support
The council debated the committees budget and how volunteer efforts coordinated by the group supported Spanish speaking events. Supporters defended the administrative role and Wanda Bray’s salary while critics pressed for tighter spending. A revised budget plan was urged with trimming of costs but no review date set.
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Housing cutback on downtown project faces delay
Developers must choose by July 25 to exercise options on the residential site as council members debate a compromise plan for a mixed use center. The revised six story scheme shifts condominium units above parking while aiming to attract a new downtown customer base and blend with city hall. Manley pledges to renegotiate the development agreement and return in 10 days.
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City restricts topless dance shows near bars in North Beach
San Francisco officials approved an ordinance banning topless entertainment where alcohol is served. Performers may still perform with breasts exposed, but must remain on stage and away from customers.
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Paralyzed after accidental shooting child in Fremont
Ten year old Marian O Lague of Fremont was paralyzed from the shoulders after a neck wound from a brother's accidental gun discharge. Her condition remains critical with rising temperatures and pneumonia fears while doctors discuss possible move to a rehabilitation facility. A family fund to help with care costs has been set up by friends.
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Two Sailors Dead After Sea Diver Rescue Effort
The Navy confirmed about 10:30 a.m. that two crewmen aboard the Sea Diver perished following an undersea rescue attempt. Edwin A. Tink's son Clayton Link and another crew member were identified in reports as the missing divers, with Navy officials expressing deep distress over the loss and noting ongoing investigations and safety reviews prompted by the tragedy. Senator Hollings called for a full Coast Guard safety report to prevent recurrence of such accidents.
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