Santana seeks court ruling to oust rival in Almera supervisor race
A July 26 hearing is set in superior court on ex-Hayward councilman Charlie Santana's petition to disqualify rival candidate Bob O'Sullivan from the second district race. Santana alleges O'Sullivan lacked the required district residency before Feb 4, potentially making him ineligible for the November runoff against Robert Hannon. An Oct primary request by Santana's ally and another opponent, Daniel DeSoto, seeks a new district primary and a full candidate list for the special election ballot.
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Alleged Sexual Mistreatment Arrest Of Father In Hayward
Police arrested Mahlon Warner on suspicion of sexually mistreating his children. The 37 year old was booked on suspected conduct and a felony count of child mistreatment linked to incidents dating back to 1972. Warner’s four sons and two daughters aged 10 to 15 reported repeated abuse beginning on Thanksgiving Day 1972.
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Hayward School Board Alters Pay Talks in Closed Session
Hayward school board met in a four hour closed session with Supt. Ray Arveson to discuss teacher negotiations. Negotiations were broken last month and a fact finding panel will determine if there is more money for teacher salaries and school programs.
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Abduction and Escape Near Greenfield In Alameda Case
Debra G. Babb a 20 year old Castro Valley woman was abducted Tuesday night in Hayward and escaped when her van ran out of gas near Greenfield. Allen Stafford 17 was held for Alameda County authorities after deputies and Greenfield police seized him. Babb said a young man with a fan entered her van at Hayward BART and ordered her to drive south. The victim was unharmed and alerted a nearby house.
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Eden Hospital Board Cuts District Tax by Five Cents
The Eden Hospital board voted to reduce hospital district taxes by 5.9 cents for the coming year to 11 cents per assessed valuation, down from 16.2 cents. Hospital administrator William Schneider cited funds for capital outlay and equipment as the reason, while directors also approved a roughly $9 million deficit budget of about $200.01 that the rate increase will not fully offset.
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Nuclear Warheads Reported Transported On Long Island Flight
An Army helicopter forced landed at Jones Beach carrying classified material. Newsday reported the Chinook helicopter ferried nuclear warheads from a missile base on Long Island to a storage site in New Jersey, with armed guards surrounding the aircraft.
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Little boy dies after hospital tragedy continues
Mrs Horton recounts a boy, William, dying after injuries in a hospital event. Doctors described pulsing life, blood in the abdomen, and emergency surgery to save two ends. The family faces thousands in hospital costs and job losses, but preservation of a child is the only solace.
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Nixon to press halt on arms race at Moscow summit
President Nixon told European allies he will push to halt the nuclear arms race during the Moscow talks and throughout his term, stressing NATO unity and retaining U S military strength in Europe. He and NATO leaders signaled commitment to a stronger, more secure alliance amid tense negotiations.
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Judge cites area firms for unequal hiring practices
Federal judge scolded the Department of Agriculture for weak enforcement of equal opportunity hiring. He ordered 10 of 29 Alameda County firms to revise minority and female programs, including four in South County. Firms face possible contract loss if standards aren’t met. 17 others may revise voluntarily. Names include Korkas Brothers Int Fremont and Ghirardelli Chosen Co San Leandro.
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San Leandro Family Slain. Police Probe Unfolds
San Leandro police report a family was shot to death in their home. Investigators from the California Bureau of Criminal Identification aided after the bodies were removed at 11 16 last night. A teenage neighbor who entered the garage borrowed a rat, found the telephone off the hook, and the front door was left unlocked. Officials say the two incidents near by are apparently unrelated.
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Mother held for April stabbing case shocks Newark
Police say Mrs. Angelo surrendered at Santa Rita jail after a noon arrest following an April stabbing that left her children unharmed. Bashinski noted she gave a statement. Angelo was unaware and was told by police. Neighbors and the Ronald Angelo Family Fund aided the family, while reassurances remained about the future.
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Newark Police Promote Home Burglary Prevention Campaign
Newark police say anti burglary efforts rose slightly over the year though not dramatically. Hayward Police Explorer Scouts will go door to door this week with Operation Identification tips. Residents are advised to use deadbolt locks, window locks, safety deposit boxes, and to keep garages secured. Neighbors should watch vacant homes, alert police to suspicious activity, and use timers for lights and radios when away.
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Evidence to be released in Nixon tapes and grand jury reports
The panel plans to publish the Watergate evidence, including the grand jury report Sirica handed to impeachment investigators and the committee transcripts of 19 tape recordings. The released versions differ from Nixon’s public transcripts, notably a Fifth Amendment remark by Nixon. House Republicans and Democrats split on the release, with McClory supporting public access.
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Barge freed from bridge piling blocks New Orleans channel
A leaking barge that blocked shipping for four days was pulled free from a bridge piling in the Mississippi River near the Huey P. Long Bridge. Two tugboats and two large floating derricks worked to move the partially submerged vessel to the shore, freeing the main commercial channel.
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Laborers Walk Off Jobs Across Northern California
San Francisco AP reports construction laborers from Hod Carriery Building and Construction Local 24 joined morning pickets at AGC sites in Fresno and Northern California. The walkout compounds ongoing building delays after carpenters struck in four Bay Area counties. Union business manager Jesse Bernard confirmed the action.
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Ehrlichman Goes On Trial For Watergate Conspiracy
Former Nixon adviser John Ehrlichman faces trial on charges of conspiracy and related counts linked to the Watergate investigation. The case, tied to the Beverly Hills Fielding Office and other Nixon aides, could influence impeachment inquiries as September trials of remaining insiders loom.
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