Drowned campers identified San Leandro pair near Modesto
Mare Rovai a 14 year old of 1470 Day von Ave and Arthur Malienat 48 of 1188 Avon Ave were identified after drowning on a family camping trip eight miles west of Modesto. Rovai and his fiance Shirley Muallonat 31 were swept by a cramp in the San Joaquin River. Shirley's father Arthur tried to help and both died. Rovai's body was found downstream yesterday. Malienat's body was recovered about 8 am today. Rovai is survived by Otello and Michele. Malienat leaves Dorothy and four children plus two grandchildren.
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Hayward Rancher Ru gene Collins Dies at 74
Hayward rancher Ru gene Collins, longtime local figure and UC alumnus, died Sunday at 74. He raised cattle and orchard fruit, won blue ribbons at fairs, and survived by two daughters Leona and Marilyn, five grandchildren, and sister Leona Phillips. Burial at Lone Tree Cemetery after services at Sorensen Byus Chapel.
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Burglars Hit Leandro School and Home of Fan
Thieves burglarized Al McKinley Elementary School on 50th Street between Friday night and Monday morning, taking a cop ying machine, several instruments, and a 400 pound office safe with cash from multiple school funds. Burglars also broke into the garage of local baseball fan Heddan during Sunday game time, stealing a rifle shotgun binoculars and tools valued around 1085 dollars.
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Daughter charged in attack on San Lorenzo elder
In San Lorenzo an elderly woman, Grpha Opal Humble, 66, was stabbed in the left leg during a Sunday quarrel with her daughter Anita T. Aller, 41. Aller, who lived with Humble, grabbed a butcher knife and chased Humble outside, wounding her about five inches long and a half inch deep, before a neighbor disarmed her and deputies arrived. Humble was taken to Oakland Naval Hospital. Aller was charged with assault with a deadly weapon.
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Jail escapee recaptured after failed counterfeiting attempt
Alameda County sheriff deputies arrested David Wayne Mesquite 23 of San Leandro after a bartender at the Tuck Att Inn spotted him trying to cash two bad checks Sunday night. Mesquite had escaped Santa Rita jail Saturday by crawling through a courtyard screen and hid in a field before hitchhiking to Hayward. He is being returned to Santa Rita and charged with forgery and escape. companion Buddy J. Shaw was charged with harboring a fugitive.
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PUC Sets BART Deadline for August Start
The Public Utilities Commission warned BART to file by June 26 to begin service between Oakland and San Francisco by September 24. A July 16 hearing will precede full commission approval, with procedures to ensure 16 days notice for any service changes and a schedule to process the application.
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Air safety bag gets good grades in GM tests
GM reports tests show air bag systems perform well with 21 year old man suffering only minor chest injuries after a car with an air bag struck three poles on a safety island and overturned near Philadelphia during early Sunday tests.
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Park district unveils preserve plans for Hayward shoreline
The park district presents a long range plan to preserve Hayward shoreline lands south of the San Mateo Hayward Bridge. A citizen task force will review before directors decide by year end. Inflation risks to land acquisition are highlighted, with options including tax anticipation borrowing and possible bond measures. Udall urged rapid action to avoid losing park lands to development pressures.
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Watergate timeline and postonement eyed in Senate actions
Testimony from Magruder disputes Haldeman on his knowledge of the Watergate plot while Cox seeks possible subpoena of Nixon. Dean testimony delayed to avoid disrupting Nixon Brezhnev summit as Mansfield pushes postponement. Weicker opposed delay, Ervin reluctantly supported it to protect summit talks.
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Byrd predicts Senate panel approval for Kelley as FBI chief
Sen. Byrd said he expected Chirenee M. Kelley to win the Senate Judiciary Committee’s endorsement for confirmation as FBI director. Kelley, 61, is Kansas City police chief noted for modern techniques including computerization of records. If confirmed, he must restore public confidence after the Watergate scandal and Hoover era concerns.
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Leandro Council approves budget and talks district plan
San Leandro council spent hours approving the budget and debated estimated assessed valuation timing for the city. They advanced plans for a central business district funded by district taxes, discussed extending a pickup service, and considered beaching a second swimming pool study after a parks commission report. The board also supported sending six police officers and a police dog to the Los Angeles Olympics.
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Ten-year-old Marian O'Lague paralyzed after accidental shooting
Ten-year old Marian O Lague is paralyzed from the shoulders after a neck wound from a gun mishap at the O Lague home. Doctors fear pneumonia as her condition stabilizes, while family funds aid mounting care costs.
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Link family mourns as submarine crewmen declared dead
About 6 a.m. two crewmen were reported dead after a submarine incident near Key West. Edwin A. Link, designer of the sub and inventor of the Link trainer, aided rescue efforts as his son, Rear Adm CH. Maimer, confirmed the fatalities aboard the Sea Diver. The elder Link was described as shaken by the loss while both wives joined the operation.
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