Local man arrested on counterfeit money charges in San Leandro
Charles Seth Greene, 28, was arrested at 259 Juana Ave by Federal Secret Service agents and San Leandro Police on a federal warrant for counterfeiting. Authorities say he was producing high quality $10 bills and circulating them locally in Oakland, with no evidence products moved beyond the immediate area. The Secret Service continues its investigation and Doe Duncan notes Greene is not the operation’s principal.
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Juana Ave
Douglas Quacan
San Francisco
Greene
Oakland
Duncan
Deer rescue ends with deer release in San Leandro
Four San Leandro officers chased a young white tail buck from a backyard to a Texaco station then to Chabot Park East Bay Municipal Utility District property. The deer was secured and released unharmed, with officers exposed to fleas and ticks.
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San Leandro
Washington-Monterey
Art Jones
Heidt
Chabat Park
East Bay Municipal Utility District
Robert Maginnis
Neaby
Powder Storage Shed Burns in San Leandro
A vacant two by four foot powder storage shed west of Washington Manor burned yesterday. Fire officials suspect children started the blaze. Captain Joe Neves said explosions heard may have been the concrete foundation popping. the iron and wood structure was destroyed.
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San Leandro
Trojan Powder Company
Washington Manor
Joe Neves
Fire Prevention Bureau
Robber flees Regal Service Station Hayward with cash
A man wearing a black sweater robbed Regal Service Station at 22630 Foothill Blvd Hayward after 10:30 p.m. taking cash from two registers. He threatened attendant Juan Santillanes 25 and fled in a nearby car. A customer interrupted briefly but was unaware of the crime.
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Foothill Blvd
Faltce
Tendant
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Man Falls From Truck Killed Near Oakland
A 21 year old Oakland man Gary Haavista died when he fell from a pickup on the MacArthur Freeway west of 150th Avenue. Driver Ole Standifer 21 of Castro Valley was involved. A Hayward woman Lynne Thompson 24 remained in satisfactory condition after a head on collision on the Nimitz Freeway with James Douglas 34 of Emeryville. Douglas was booked for drunken driving. Police noted Douglas drove north in the southbound lanes in San Lorenzo.
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Oakland
MacArthur Freeway
150Th Avenue
California Highway Patrol
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Ole
Standifer
Crest Ave
Castro Valley
Hayward
Kaiser Hospital
Nimitz
CHP
Lynne Y.thompson
Sheppard Ave
James Douglas
Emeryville
Douglas
San Lorenzo
Pleasanton Man Stabbed In Bar in San Leandro
A 34 year old San Leandro man was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon after a stabbing at the Alnina Bar. Bartender George W Nelson 41 was injured and treated at Laurel Grove Hospital. Evanoff James M of Hesperian Blvd returned to stab Nelson in a restroom following an argument.
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Hesperian Blvd
Pleasanton
James M. Evanoff
George W. Nelson
Evanoff
Nelson
Laurel Grove Hospital
Castro Valley Teacher Found Dead In Apartment Driveway
Ralph M. Pasquinucci a 47 year old crafts teacher from 2681 Wilbearn Ave was found dead in his apartment driveway yesterday. The coroner awaited lab tests to determine the cause. Pasquinucci had been suspended from his summer job after recent theft arrests and returned home at about 10 am from Castro Valley High School.
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Ralph M. Pasquinucci
Wilbearn Ave
Sheriff's Department
Pasquinmice
Castro Valley High School
Pasquinuceh
Havenscourt School
Oakland
Notable Figures and Policy in Underscored Headlines
Review of major items includes Clint Murchison death and oil industry notes, tuna seizure by founder, state budget discussions, air controllers sickout ended, witnesses in Evans case, Nixon prepared to pursue other actions to curb inflation, Fianna Fail gains in parliamentary election signals.
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U.S
Evans Learing
Nixon
Fianna Fail
Trustees Likely to Call Tax Elections in C.V. School District
C.V. School Trustees may order a tax election after petitions were presented and signatures validated. A group led by Somma walked out of a meeting, prompting criticism from Kingman and Trustee Bissell who urged respect for the democratic process. Somma defended his stance citing pending assessment figures and urged scrutiny of board actions.
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Kingman
Somma
Donald Bissell
Summa
Bissell
Athaus
Castro Valley
Hie
Femma
Desertion Rates Rise in Armed Forces Training Times
A congressional subcommittee heard Army data showing desertions increasing over three years. From July 1968 to November 30, the Army desertion rate stood at 3.3 per 1000 in a 1.6 million force, with over 60 men deserting to foreign countries and more than 19000 volunteering for Vietnam.
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Ohlo
Connor
Army
Vietnam
Nixon press conference on RFK wiretap claims
Fragmentary notes allege RFK authorized tapping and FBI involvement. The text references Robert F. Kennedy, John Kennedy era officials, Ramsey Clark, and Katzenbach with vague mentions of surveillance and debates about origin and approval within the Kennedy and Hoover eras.
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Mic
FBI
Kennedy
Marin Luther
Wles
Clark
Hoover
Dr. King
King
Katzenbach
Jattorney
Nixon eyes moratorium on multiple warheads in arms talks
President Nixon signaled openness to halting tests of multiple warheads if Russia stops testing new weapons as part of broader arms control. He noted a possible trilateral halt would not serve U.S. interests and suggested talks on offensive and defensive issues could start between late July and early August, possibly in Vienna or Moscow.
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Russia
United States
Nixon
Inissies
Jill
Vienna
Moscow
Oliver housing plan eyed amid density debate and park concerns
The council reviews a proposed Oliver estate development with an estimated 12 to 14 dwelling units per acre and a mixed two and one story townhouse style. Financing would be FHA loans for a $20 million project. HARD plans a smaller park north of Tennyson extension, while open space dedication policy could require about 12 acres for park use.
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Reese
Oliver
Shem
HARD
L. A. Bud Crizer
Critzer
Besco
Brenkwitz
Accountant Sought In BART Theft Case
SAN FRANCISCO AP A $1,000 a month accountant is sought on a warrant for theft of at least $7,000 from a Bay Area Rapid Transit District joint venture engineering consultant William A Bugge project director of Parsons Brinckerhoff Tudor Rechter said the missing amount was found at first glance and a complete audit is underway with estimates possibly reaching $10,000 to $20,000 or more.
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San Francisco
Bay Area Rapid Rapid Transit District
William A. Bugge
Parsons, Brinckerhoff- Tudor
Rechter
BART Directors Approve Large Pay Raises and Park Curfew
BART administrators vote to create a new labor relations adviser position for Frank Chambers and raise salaries for 16 top officials. General Manager Bill Stokes gains from 38,808 to 45,000, while Chambers moves to 35,000. Secretary Shephard and Controller Nelson also receive raises as 13 managers get 5 percent merit increases. A 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. curfew is imposed at Peoples Park No 2 Berkeley after neighbors urge action.
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Bay Area Rapid Transit District
Frank Chambers
Bill
Stokes
George Silliman
Newark
Wallace Johnson
Bert Keeley
Chambers
Richard
Shephard
Robert W. Nelson
Nelson
Peoples’ Park No
Berkeley
Motion Denied In Berkeley People’s Park March Case
Municipal Court Judge Mario Barsotti denied a release motion Thursday for dismissal of charges against several people arrested during a May 22 sympathy march at a local park. Attorney Frederick Forih did not attend.
Park Lease Opposed in Regents Meeting Report
A meeting report details opposition to a park lease and criticism of the university regents. Officials argue charges were dropped for 88 people and many arrests were unjust. Critics urge full court review, accuse police of broad arrests, and urge reallocating funds to education as regents prepare Sept 10 recommendations in Los Angeles.
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Furth
Barselli
Ellow
Regents
Los Angeles
Hope for Total Withdrawal in Vietnam Policy Shift
A Nixon statement references a Foreign Affairs article by former Secretary Clifford urging a withdrawal of American troops from Vietnam by year end and by next year to leave only supply and air support. Nixon signals movement toward Clifford timetable, aiming to reduce combat forces by more than 200,000, though exact figures are not specified.
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Roemy
Ked
Clark M. Clifford
Foreign Atfairs
Clifford
Vietnam
Nixon
Paris
The Baily Review Puorsres Might Contain Local Details
A fragmented OCR text shows a local publication page with subscription pricing and addresses. It lists locations in Hayward California and mentions offices, phone numbers, and various codes. The excerpt preserves names and addresses but lacks coherent events or clear actions.
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