Wolf pack member guilty in Oakland incident case
Henry McCormick Jr., linked to a wolf pack that terrorized East Oakland elders, was convicted of first degree serious case burglary and related counts. He led the assault on Mrs. Lough at 6115 Harmon St. in August, which ended in her death after a two week coma. Six peers pled guilty. McCormick faces stemming felony charges and was tried before Judge John Comper.
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Upholsterer held for drunken driving
SAN LEANDRO Mohaley JH a Soulsbyville upholsterer was arrested after he repeatedly smashed his truck into a parked car on Sagewood Avenue west of Acacia Street. He was booked on suspicion of drunken driving and fled on foot with five passengers left aboard. Morrison, 21, tried to stop him. Riley accelerated, struck a parked car, and an officer dragged Morrison from danger as Haley fled. No serious injuries were reported.
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Mark Morrison
Beerhwood
Ee Buck
Ancia
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Morrisan
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Polie
Morrison
Haley
Mn Ocar
Stolen handguns from sports store shaken by break in
Police report 12 handguns stolen from The Traders shop, damaged plate glass window broken display cases. Value over $1,500 in goods. Suspect vehicle seen nearby. Cast Valley resident Thomas Rewnan and accomplices detained after search. Incident occurred between Saturday and Sunday. investigation ongoing.
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Thomas Rewnan
Castte Valley
Steren Ene
Naan
Cape Alerk
Qoiplivers Gaa
Widening Project Approved for Main Boulevards
Metropolitan Transportation Commission yesterday approved a widening plan for two sections of Mesum Boulevard from Interstaty to Batt Brertient. Caltrans will advertise bids. the project costs are projected at about 97 million dollars with federal funds covering a portion.
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Metripolitan Transportation Commission
Mesum
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Caltrans
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University president named new HEW secretary
President Caputo accepted Caspar Weinberger's resignation as secretary of Health Education and Welfare and tapped F David Mathews, president of the University of Alabama, as his successor. Mathews is described as independent, the first southerner in Kapord's Cabinet and its youngest member.
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Washington
Farid
Caspar W Weinberger
University of Alabama
David Mathews
Mathews
Kord
Lawmakers end standoff toward budget vote in Sacramento
AP reports lawmakers move toward final approval of an 11.56 billion state budget after a 120 million school finance measure clears the Assembly. Speaker McCarthy unveils a four point compromise to break the impasse, securing Republican votes and outlining treasury surpluses, campaign finance provisions, and school funding debates.
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Wilson Riles
Edmund Brownes
Finance Department
Alberto Redda
Cacramento
Leo McCarthy
Senate
McCarthy
D-San Francisco
Bob Beverly
GOP
Manhattan
Beverly
Brown
Cal State Oakland graduate inspires local child development program
Bessie Lee Serogeins, linked to Cal State Oakland and Mur-TIL College in Oakland, emerged as star of a school development program. Her husband Larue, 21 grandchildren, and extensive family support highlighted a story of perseverance. A teacher noted her deep understanding of child–parent relationships and urged parents to address issues without blaming children.
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Bessie Lee Serogeins
Oakland Church of
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Ovathon
Mur- Til College
Ramu
Larue
Sincepacher
Oil Firms Face California Antitrust Suit
State attorney general alleges two year probe found oil majors including Standard Oil of California Texaco Union Oil Company of California Richfield Continental Oil Getty Gulf Mobil Shell and others engaged in price fixing to curb competition in crude oil and refined products The companies deny the charges saying the allegations are vague and unsubstantiated and lack evidence to support them
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Texaco Inc
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Rixon
Getty Cah
Gulf UL Mobil
Comping of California
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Kyelle Younger
Prema
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Elimaite
Standard
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Winstone
Senate okays gas tax hike to fund highways
The Senate approved a plan for a two cent gas tax increase to fund maintenance and safety projects across California highways. Transportation leaders insist the funds are needed to avoid highway shortfalls by 1977, with a possible Assembly amendment increasing the boost.
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Randolph Collier
D-Yreka
Transportation Commutter
California
Mills
Governor to abolish prepaid health plan under Reagan era
Governor Browner’s health agency announced the end of 48 prepaid plans tied to Reagan era Medi Cal policy. The 274000 affected will be phased out within 90 days starting July 1 to meet new standards for medical service institutes. Obledo denounced fraud and political influence in health services.
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Ronald Reagan
Secretaary
Mario Obledo
Edmond Browner
Heal and Welfare Agency
Museaudats
Wen
Immigration probe, wartime tragedy and stock market wobble
A chaotic news digest reports a probe into Vietnamese orphans identities tied to a naturalization case, a deadly chemical plant accident in North Ketwards, a border fraud inquiry against Satie Airways, Ford’s uranium sale push, forest closure near Mt Baker, LDS Church elder dies, Navy Phantom jets grounded, and a muted stock market with mixed gains as New Hampshire politics stall. The mix highlights legal scrutiny, industrial disasters, government policy debates, and market activity.
Quebec family pleads as ransom kidnappers go silent
In Rock Forest Quebec relatives of Lena Blanchette 63 wife of a margarine magnate wait for a promised 31 million ransom after she was seized Tuesday morning near the estate pool. The family reports no contact since yesterday noon as doctors warn of her heart condition and the abductors threaten to kill if payment is not made.
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Quebec
Lena Blanchette
Ford’s Nuclear Policy Sparks Debate on First Use
President Ford defends a nuanced nuclear strategy while refusing to confirm or deny the use of tactical weapons. James Schlesinger and critics warn the stance risks dangerous ambiguity amid costs and unemployment concerns. The policy allows limited nuclear exchanges, shifting from all out war to targeted responses with Russia. Unemployment nears 8 million as inflation ebbs and oil price pressures rise.
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James R. Schlesinger
Europe
Korea
Ford
L.S
Bull Strategic
North Korea
South Korea
Fred Harris
Okklahoma
Soviet Union
Russia
United States
Washington
Ile
United Mates
Racial Violence Flairs in Modesto Apartment Fire Tragedy
In Modesto, a second night of racial violence ended with Gloria Pineda, 21, slain while trying to calm the fighting between Black and Mexican American residents. Deputies report carloads of Mexican Americans chanting through Grayson as flames damaged an apartment complex. Dozens of families evacuated, with 12 homes abandoned and other residents fleeing in fear. Three men, James Ware, Wille Johnson, and Larry Johnean, were in custody for investigation of money.
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Grayson
Gloria Pineda
Ming
Stanislaus
James Ware
Wille Johnson
Larry Johnean
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