Fremont teen athlete injured in hit and run bicycle crash
Rocco Allen Miller, 18, Mission San Jose High School senior and track standout, was seriously hurt when a southbound car struck his bicycle on Mission Boulevard near Nursery Avenue. The vehicle fled west toward Nursery then south on Niles, pursued to a crash site by witnesses. Miller, 6 feet 7 inches, 240 pounds, sustained possible skull fractures and multiple injuries. police search occupants for hit and run.
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Burglars Steal Goods Worth 2750 In Two Thefts
Deputies report two burglaries in Castro Valley and San Leandro. William A. Budde says a motorcycle, wheels, and parts valued at 1500 were taken from his garage. Rulen A. Williams reports six rings valued at 1250 missing from his home.
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Apparent suicide ends in death on Palo mares Road
Keith N. Weeden, 40, of 10 Bradvick Drive, was found dead by a general wound on Palo mares Road yesterday. Deputies say a rifle lay beside the body and a three page note was found in his car after a Fremontian riding a horse reported the incident at 10:10 am near the 4 mile road marker.
Robbery suspect shot at gas station in Castro Valley
Redcliffe Findley a 24 year old suspect identified by deputies as the armed robber at Ray's Union 76 gas station 2020 Grove St Castro Valley was shot by a security guard a bystander and left with a gunshot wound to the hip. Findley was found on the pavement with $118 and was in satisfactory condition at Highland Hospital. Richard G Melan 21 of Hayward is identified as the attendant who fired the shot during the holdup shortly after midnight.
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Hayward School Board Sees Member Called Away After Medical Emergency
Trustee Clemens left the Hayward board meeting amid reports her husband fell and needed emergency surgery. Dr Robert Clemens, a local veterinarian, reportedly sustained a spleen injury from the fall. Hospital officials said his condition was fair after surgery while Clemens recovers from a prior stroke that left him partially paralyzed.
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Hayward Businessman Kenneth Simms Dies at 47
Kenneth E. Simms of Hayward founder of Grandpa’s Meaty Co. dies of heart attack at 47. A longtime West ern States Slane Company manager turned entrepreneur, he owned Meat Coin on Wild Mission Blvd. Survived by wife Jewel, four sons, a sister, and three brothers. services planned at Sorensen Brothers Mortuary.
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Reign Talk Sparks Debate On Girls Roles At UL
Karin Kaseher criticizes stereotypes about girls as she discusses expectations in California and America. She describes how organizers press conformity and how young women face pressure to project beauty and diplomacy.
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Leandro budget debate draws mixed critique and questions
San Leandro officials spar over a draft budget describing it as a political document. Ex mayor Valance Gill objects to a $23,000 line for community relations, urging funds to city salary needs. Community members demand transparency on sewer charges and debt while a Supreme Court case looms, scrutinizing utility tax validity.
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Public debate in San Leandro budget and utilities plan
San Leandro officials debated Puertiv e Telephone Ca expansion and city budget moves. Councilors criticized funding for private organizations, proposed abolishing the mayor's $800 salary, and eyed shifts in social newsletters and newspaper subsidies while outlining capital and operating expense plans.
Attorneys push for reform to ease caseloads in probate courts
A chaotic wartime era debate shows attorneys and judges discussing reforms to reduce backlogs in probate and civil cases. Mintz and Deputy Mist, Hollister, and others clash over procedure as critics call for new approaches, while press scrutiny highlights the strain on the justice system and potential compensation for prospective reform measures.
Reagan TV address to San Francisco area viewers
Governor Reagan will deliver a major televised speech on tax and welfare reform and the state budget. The exclusive broadcast by KQED Channel 9 airs tomorrow at 4:30 pm in the San Francisco region, per a governor's office spokesman.
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Antidraft forces predict win in extension battle
Washington reports antidraft leaders claim victory as they push a two year extension of the selective service law. Senator Gravel and Senator Cranston say the draft will not be renewed past the June 30 deadline. Senate vote on cloture looms with a key July decision pending.
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Mother of Baby Lenore May Wed in Custody Hearing
Olga Scarpetta, 32, natural mother of Lenore, testified at a habeas corpus hearing seeking custody. She said she was thinking about marriage but not to Lenore’s father and denied engagement. DeMarlin couple oppose returning the child to her. The judge postponed a June 15 hearing to today for further proceedings.
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Bomb threat halts city council meeting in Cali
At a crowded City Council session Monday night police evacuated the chamber after a black leather purse with a pipe bomb was found on a seat. Officials said anonymous warnings claimed an explosive device set to detonate during the debate on a mobile housing development rezoning. No blasts or injuries occurred.
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Mother Held In Stabbing Case In Hayward
Peggy Winner of 27725 Pensacola Way faces arrest for assault with a deadly weapon after her son Brent was stabbed Sunday. Brent Winner was listed in satisfactory condition at Rose Hospital after ambulance transport. Police say Cheryl viewed the incident and called for help as a disturbance occurred when an argument escalated.
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Boston Globe Reports Secrets on Vietnam Policy Debates
The Globe quotes a meeting of the Joint Chiefs of Staff where plans to potentially use American ground troops are discussed in secret. It notes President Johnson faces divisions over covert options and nuclear weapons considerations amid fiscal and strategic debates.
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Economic plan cited as Nixon policy failure by Meany
Meany calls Nixon economic plan a failure and predicts a better year ahead with 1072 improving. a spokesman for the President's Council of Economic Advisers cautions about claiming certainty. The council reportedly favored cautious reports from January through April and will monitor effects after a May increase.
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Education access and inflation loom in policy notes
A garbled excerpt discusses student access to higher education and the need for informed decisions about goals. It references inflation rates near four percent, caution from officials, and a call by Lawrence F. O'Brien for an emergency economic conference to craft plans to stabilize the economy amid rising living costs.
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Approval seen for welfare bill in looming showdown
A White House official noted likely passage of a historic welfare bill proposing a new federally financed system to replace the present state program with standard benefits. If approved, a family of four would receive about 7 to 8 dollars weekly, with the vote expected to be close and debate over deleting welfare provisions ongoing.
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