Weather roundup spreads across bay area and inland
A mixed weather forecast shows fair skies across Alameda County and San Francisco Bay Area with lingering cloudiness in the morning. Warmer conditions expected Sunday with highs reaching the 70s to 80s and light to moderate northwest winds along the coast.
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Lost Sweeper Reclaimed in Irwindale
Los Angeles officials reported recovery of a nine ton bright orange street sweeper stolen Friday after its driver paused for a coffee break. It was found in Irwindale, 20 miles from downtown. Earlier this month another sweeper stolen from a city yard was recovered in Aurora, Colorado. The Aurora vehicle was delivered on a flatbed truck with a Colorado sign.
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Pill Possession Arrest In Hayward
Hayward sheriff deputies arrested 25 year old machine operator Charles W. Katreeb after a routine car check near Mission Boulevard and Lewelling Boulevard at 7 30 pm. Officers found a paper bag with about 1 amnhellmine tablets and a small container with additional pills described as "destepsules" on his person. Katreeb denied knowledge and claimed pills were placed in his bag without his knowledge while being cited for investigation of possessing dangerous drugs for sale.
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Beating at San Leandro liquor store harms owner
Harry Goldstein, owner of Harrys Liquors at 1462 136th Ave in San Leandro, was assaulted yesterday by a tall heavyset man in his mid 20s who fled with beer. Goldstein was struck repeatedly, knocked down, and treated at San Leandro Memorial Hospital for cuts and bruises. Police seek the assailant.
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Cycle Crash Hurts Man 26 in Bay Area
Oakland man Robert J. Jones 26 remains in good condition at St Rose Hospital after a late yesterday bike crash on the Whipple Road on ramp off the Nimits Freeway. He swerved to avoid a rock, sustaining head cuts and a broken shoulder. A San Jose youth Terry Lee Terras 19 and a 17 year old Oakland boy Christopher Scott, a car passenger, were hospitalized later after Terras failed to negotiate a curve on Route 84. The accident also toppled a power pole, cutting half Newark’s power and backing traffic for miles across the Dumbarton Bridge. All three were treated and released after transfers.
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Berkeley School Board Debates People’s Pad Leasing
Berkeley district has not leased the so called People’s Pad on Telegraph Avenue as of Friday. President Carol Sibley says negotiations with TAS H representatives continue and contrast another board member’s claim of a signed three month lease.
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Army to burn surplus poison gas per NAS advice
The Army will burn most of its stored poison gas rather than dump or sink it. Surplus gas at Rocky Mountain Arsenal near Denver will be destroyed following National Academy of Sciences guidance.
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Vietnamese siege near Ben Het as Viet Cong press attack
AP reports large scale fighting around the Ben Het camp as Viet Cong shelling and rocket fire intensify. U.S. air strikes and Vietnamese troop reinforcements push to seal off reinforcements while helicopter downdrafts are investigated for a wall collapse in a Mekong Delta village incident.
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Four Black Administrators Quit San Francisco State
Four Black administrators at San Francisco State announced their resignations in a dispute over policies affecting minority students. Ed Reavis and others accused President Hayakawa of crippling programs for non white students, while Hayakawa called them obstructionists and vowed to replace them with administrators more aligned with his educational aims.
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Obituaries of Dr Jobin St Murphy and Mary Vallio
Obituaries record deaths of Dr Jobin St Murphy and Mary Vallio of Castro Valley. Services announced or pending at Ha ward Mortuary and Sorensen Bros Chapels. Notes list survivors and affiliations with local religious and civic groups. Memorial rites include rosaries and funeral mass with interment at Santa Clara Catholic Cemetery and St Stanislaw Cemetery in Chicopee Falls.
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Fire call summary for South County and Alameda regions
Fire department logs from South County and Alameda County for today note grass fires in Fairview Malaga area Castro Valley and Greenridge. Reports include service at 211 Pine Allred Seven Hills Road and multiple addresses in Castro Valley San Lorenzo and Livermore with grass fires, hydrant issues, and a storage tank blaze near Arroyo Road.
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GOP Liberal Revolt Brews Over Nixon Rights Bill
A split within the Republican ranks surfaces as liberal senators and aides voice rebellion against President Nixon's voting rights proposal. Key figures including Dirksen and Mathias critique federal enforcement changes while discussions on extending the Voting Rights Act 1965 vs new bills continue.
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Pentagon Waste Charges Defective Contracts Drain Budgets
Former defense official F. Trowbridge von Bauer told a House committee that defective specifications in government contracts waste billions annually and cause massive delays. He cited late deliveries, last minute changes, and failure to heed lower echelon concerns as core faults in defense procurement practices.
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Student Participation Discussed in San Leandro Session
San Leandro High Principal Floyd Williams outlined student oriented changes for next year amid criticisms of low youth participation. Proposals include a student legislature administration appointment, curriculum discussion topics, a student center snack bar conversion, and a new student facility. A Bradman Church organizer announced a meeting to explore a student controlled coffeehouse for ages 19 to 26.
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