Nicholson to lead California District Attorneys Association
George Nicholson 35 and senior trial deputy in District Attorney Lowell Jensen's office is named executive director of the California District Attorneys Association in Sacramento at 5000 a year. He was chosen from 36 applicants by a unanimous vote. His resignation from the district attorney's office takes effect mid July. He will run educational programs for prosecutors, publish materials, and coordinate a legislative program to inform the legislature of criminal justice problems and the views of district attorneys. Nicholson earlier prosecuted the East Oakland wolf pack. He was formerly district attorney in the San Leandro Hayward Judicial District.
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Sar Leandro Hayward
Arson damages Hirsch Elementary School in Fremont
An early morning arson fire caused about 55000 in damage to Hirsch Elementary School at 4189 Chapel Way Fremont. A janitor spotted the blaze near the front doors around 2 am, five fire companies fought the blaze, one firefighter suffered a pulled muscle, and most damage was to the roof and attic with water intrusion to contents.
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Larry Stevenson
Chapel Way
Stevenson
Hayward Area Police Blotter Details Robberies Burglaries
South County law enforcement reports multiple incidents in Hayward and surrounding areas including robberies of purses containing credit cards on D Street and near Sato Road, burglaries at residences and schools, vehicle thefts, and entries through windows or doors. Notable victims include Frances Genziles, Jean Chat, and Aaron W. Jones with items such as wallets, radios, and stereo equipment stolen. several burglaries at Linda Langston and St. Peter's Lutheran School, plus entries via windows and garages.警方记录显示涉及 Hayward, San Ramon, San Lorenzo, and Castro Valley locales with various property losses and a juvenile in custody.
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Judge weighs NLRB jurisdiction in strike case
Judge Phillips weighing whether the National Labor Relations Board has jurisdiction as county union and officials argue the issue should be decided first by the NLRB. The 1968 Alameda County decision cited involved musicians and Oakland Athletics owner Charles Finley. The county had canceled vacations for 11 strikers, planning to reschedule after the walkout, while defendents contend due benefits are halted during the strike.
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Court allows seizure of suspects business papers as evidence
The Supreme Court ruled police may seize incriminating personal business papers with a proper search warrant without violating the Fifth Amendment. The decision, part of a string of rulings this term, holds voluntary writings in business records may be used at trial despite potential self incrimination.
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Rock keeps Defense clearance amid homosexuality controversy
Allan Rock, an engineer with OTF Sylvania in Mountain View, said Monday he will likely retain his Defense Department security clearance despite being homosexual after a three year battle that included an injunction won with help from two US Supreme Court Justices.
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Fremont man saves life at lake during rescue effort
A Fremont man Ramolphson, preparing for a first aid course, knelt over a drowning Clark boy at a lake and revived him. The boy’s mother was present in murky water as others watched the rescue, described as the greatest lifesaving effort seen. The hospital and community leaders urge continued support for first aid training.
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Electrocution Fatality While Removing Roof Antenna
A 25 year old man, Marshall Farr, was electrocuted last night on a Sacramento apartment roof while attempting to remove a citizen band radio antenna. A support pole broke and touched a 2 12,000 volt power line, investigators said. A second man on the roof was not seriously injured.
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Warehouse locals approve contract
Two largest International Longshoreman's and Warehousemen's Union locals ratified a three year pact ending a two day warehouse strike affecting about 250 Bay Area firms. Union negotiator Ray Smardon said many strikers are returning to work and that the agreement includes a 1.5 percent immediate wage increase and notable fringe benefits.
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Hayward Man Arrested On Drug Warrant
Jewitt F. Bud Schelter, 4-year-old Hayward man living at 2536 Lindenwood Lane, was arrested at his home on a superior court warrant charging two felony counts of possession of heroin for sale. Bail set at $150,000.
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