Senate okays state budget and court bids re-run election
In San Leandro Daniel Mel DeSoto seeks a court order to rerun the June 4 primary arguing rival Bob O Sullivan lacks residency, while in Sacramento lawmakers pass a record 1.025 billion budget after trimming park projects and a new capitol, with a five week recess before the deadline. The Senate approved a 10.32 billion budget and the Assembly backed the plan, both under a two thirds vote.
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Mel” DeSoto
Nunnerto
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Robert 1
Hanmon
O'Sullivan
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Claude Heavin
DeSota
Rene Davidson
Hannon
Charlie Santana
Hayward
Robert Chefsky
Davidson
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Senate
Assembly
Senate Assembly
Assemblymen
Randolph Collier
D-Yreka
Collier
Burglary at Castro Valley Fruit Stand Reported
A burglar stole two cash registers and several cases of assorted fruit from the D and G Slower Stand at 21600 Center St Castro Valley after Thursday night. Sheriff’s deputy Richard Nagata listed the loss and entry details while noting entry appeared to be through a plywood door.
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Sheriff's
Richard Nagata
Center St
Foreman Hit With Suit Accuses Boxer of Fathering Child
Miss Pamela Clay files multiple counts against George Foreman alleging paternity and child support of about four months away, plus claims of assault, wrongful detention, and negligence seeking 108 thousand dollars in support, 1 million general damages, 32 million punitive damages, and 2 million damages. Kent Russell notes Clay sought help amid a split. Foreman denies beating her and says he never struck a woman. Foreman's attorney calls the assault claim untrue.
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Miss Clay
Mines Road
Kent Russell
Melvin Bellt and Associates
San Francisco
Tirwo
Russell
Russel
Sand
Perlman
Pamela
Clay
Douglas Sikex
George Foreman
Pamela Clay
Two Firms Vie for Development in City Council Hearing
The council hears competing plans from Iron Panel and Zahallos for downtown growth. Both foresee mixed use projects with apartments and a motel, but differ on timing and viability given high interest rates. Zahallos favors a staged approach with a 24 million motel and possible office building, while Iron Panel projects a 15 percent construction loan rate and quicker development prospects. The council will evaluate options before granting options to either developer.
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Chew
Zahallos
Pruneyard
San Jose
Paul Pullerton
Commercit
Zaballos
Southern California
Vley
Geruiny
Treither
City rocked by turmoil after Terrones shooting remains critical
Police controversy over the Terrones case endures as the district attorney weighs justifiable homicide claims. Miner fired a .357 in self defense, Terrones died from abdominal injuries, and suspects and council involvement are under scrutiny amid public protests and a grand jury inquiry.
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Miner
Cann
District Attorney’s Office
Angela
Ter- Fores
Angelo
Coubellman
Washington Hospital
Fremont
Burglary Ring in Castro Valley Nabbed by Deputies
Sheriff's deputies arrested three adults and two juveniles in Castro Valley on charges of receiving stolen goods. Detective Paul Pappas said the group ran a highly professional burglary ring for over a year, using sophisticated methods and removing serial numbers from items. Officers spent over five hours at the Pollack home to recover stolen property, and more arrests are possible.
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Castro Valley
Spm
Paul Pappas
Pollack
Pappas
Perjury verdict in murder case hits a relative
Oakland jury of 8 women and 4 men finds Allen T. Hayson guilty of perjury in the murder trial of his nephew Alonzo Neal. Neal was convicted of first degree murder in the 1972 shooting of taxi driver Leroy Moses in Livermore. Sentencing set for August 5.
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Oakland
Allen T. Hayson
Alonzo Neal
Hayson
Taxi Duyer Leroy Moses
Livermore
Neal
Livermore-Amador Valley
Vallejo
Moses
Thouly Dist
Aly
Jun Taylor
Rom Nee
Alameda County
Edwin Caldwell
Caldwell
Taylor
Lindsay
Superior Court
Villiajo
Conyecter
Livermnoce
New proof links smoking to lung cancer and heart disease
Washington reports new government evidence that cigarette smoking is the major cause of lung cancer chronic bronchitis and emphysema and a major factor in coronary heart disease. The HEW study warns pipe and cigar smoking also raise risks though to varying extents.
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Washington
UPI
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Congress
U.S
Charles
HEW
Tahoe hotel dispute ropes in visiting judge and officials
Lawyers for both sides in a Lake Tahoe hotel casino dispute met in private with visiting Judge John Sexton as the state Human Resources Director filed suit to require environmental impact statements before construction. Casinos claim permits were issued under exemptions and groundwork for possible weekend grinding activities emerged.
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Minden, Ney
UPL
Lake Tahoe
Mistric
John Sexton
Trounday
Weather notes show warm weekend across northern California
The forecast reports fair to warm conditions through Sunday across Northern California, with patchy low clouds along the coast and increasing clouds Saturday night. inland areas expect highs around 90s to 100s, with northerly winds 5 to 15 mph and variable temperatures across regions including Shasta, Sacramento Valley, Monterey Bay area, and San Joaquin Valley.
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Lana
Isinara Nevada
San Joaquin Valley
Los
Monterey Day
Fire Calls Across South County Prompt Local Response
Fire crews scrambled across Alameda and surrounding areas as grass and structure fires triggered multiple calls. Responders battled blazes near Davis Court, Orlando Avenue, Charlenette, and Freemont Boulevard with reports of gas lines and smoke plumes. Investigations continue as crews assess damage and origin.
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Alameda County
Fir Department
Hayward
Davis Court
Wwe
Dervdet
Thagat Muming
TTT
Gating Teal Pamy
Orlando Ave
Mila Freemey
Grans
Mary Place
Funeral Notices Pirak A J Hayward 1974
Funeral notices show A J Pirak of Hayward died June 2 1974 age 40s and details surviving family. He was husband father and brother in law with connections to St Clement Parish Teamsters Retail Clerks Local 870 and Moreau Boosters. Funeral from Charles P Bannon mortuary Oakland to St Clements Hayward Mass at 10 30 am Monday July 1 1974. Interment Holy Sepulactic Hayward with rosary Sunday eve.
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A. J
Hayward
Dean Pirak
Tony
Rick
Kenneth
Steve Pirak
Ruby Knezovien
Elsa Jonas Gayak
Heyward
Zickle Pirak
Anton
Tomica Pirak
Satin Law
Bert Rannals
Robert Storjohann
San Diego
Melvin Rannals
Tyler
Texas
Hirell Pirak
San Feat Cio
Afton Goyak
Steve Knezovich
California
Teamsters Union
Retail Clerks Union
St. Clement Parish
Moreau Boosters Club
Funeral Notices Perrin David J Castro Valley Oakland 1974
David J Perrin of Castro Valley died in Oakland on June 27 1974 aged 48 years Dearly beloved husband of June Perrin of Castro Valley devoted father and grandfather to multiple children and grandchildren from Castro Valley San Leandro San Jose Foster City and Sunnyvale He was a Korea veteran and Washington native Funeral from the Chapel of the Hayward Mortuary on Monday July 1 at 8 30 AM to Our Lady of Grace Castro Valley for Mass of Christian Burial at 9 AM Rosary at 8 PM on Saturday and Sunday prior to burial at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Wertuary Mortuary 1901 529 1974
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Pressmons Liniat
Korea
Washington
Hayward Mortuary
Mission Blvd
Hayward
Minday
Our Lady of Grace Church
Castro Valley
Agents smash huge amphetamine ring
Federal and local police in Northern California broke a major amphetamine operation with three raids in two days. Authorities seized about one million pills in a Sacramento River dock raid and 100,000 pills in Oakland, plus four pounds of meth powder. Gary R. Heald and Mary E. Heald, both ages in their 30s, faced charges of possession with intent to distribute.
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Oakland
Sacramento
Gary R. Heald
Mary E. Heald
Dunagan
Feleral
Solano County
Chip Island
Sacramento River
Roding denies report predicting impeachment votes
Washington AP reports a controversy over a Los Angeles Times quote claiming House Judiciary Committee Chairman Peter W. Roding Jr. predicted all 21 Democrats and some Republicans would vote to send articles of Impeachment. Roding vehemently denied the statement on the House floor.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
House
Peter W. Roding Jr
DNJ
Los Angeles Times
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