Five teenagers held for burglaries in Union City
Police arrested three 16 and 15 year olds yesterday and two 16 and 17 year olds Monday in a three month series of residential burglaries in the Contempo townhouse area. About in stolen property was found, and more arrests may follow. One youth was sent to juvenile hall while others were released to their parents. In a separate incident, two teens aged 16 and 17 were arrested in an auto burglary near a Shopping center, with one held on burglary suspicions. Both were released to parents.
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Police Ciel
Richard Goodwin
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Tony Morttemayor
Bill Pena
Burglary Blitz Hits Hayward and Fremont Homes
Police blotter details a wave of burglaries across Hayward and Fremont areas. Victims include Montgomery Walden, Joan Lopez, Olive Lark, Jack Pyrry, and Pauline M Sleine, with items such as televisions, tape decks, jewelry, rifles, coins, and cash totaling hundreds to thousands of dollars. Break-ins mention opened windows, forced doors, and unlocked entry, with multiple residences affected over the weekend and Monday.
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Montgomery Walden
Yesleraay
Winnean
Wiliam E. Vangabedy
Lifalo
Joan Lopez
Carl Hell
Belry
Rilfe
Iaa Aken
Olive Lark
Werday
Jack Pyrry
Morstay
Felke
Robert King
Sammie Lee Chisam
San Lesadro
Jeannette
Roddie
Micnatson
Iguoy L. Johnston
Case Valley
Akon
Center St
Centar T
Cavita Valley
Lawrence W McKevahi
Sonwandre Art Ate ‘Radio
Pauline M Sleine
San Luvanga
A. Ring
Hayward & Television
Supreme Court refuses newsman case in Farr contempt
The Supreme Court declined to review a contempt finding against Los Angeles Times reporter William T. Farr. He faced a five day jail term and an $80 fine for refusing to disclose which attorneys supplied material for a Tate murder case story. The decision upheld lower court actions and highlighted press shield limits in grand jury contexts.
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William O. Douglas
Ater
Circuit Court of Appeals
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Gargues
Chattmooga
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Emanuele Named Hea d of Fremont School System
Emanuele was chosen to helm the Fremont school district directing daily operations and overseeing programs. He previously directed adult schooling and federal projects, served as acting superintendent in 1969 1972 and 1976, and held posts as associate superintendent. He holds degrees from Notre Dame and San Francisco State and lives in Fremont with his three children Rosalyn Guy and Peter.
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Alameda County
Union City
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Fremont
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Guy Til
Peter
Stackland
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Belden
Murminan
Grand jury critiques court and BART travel reforms
The grand jury urges direct calendaring to curb delays and judge maneuvering, proposes trimming superior court vacations, and notes a potential year of trial time gain. It also scrutinizes Bay Area Rapid Transit District expenses, calling for stricter travel rules, documentation, and board oversight with monthly expense verification.
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Elmer Cooper
Clark Cooper
Bart Bourd
Robert Allen
William J. Goel
Uhr Board of Directors
Postal Service Touts Stepwise Rate Hikes Across Mail Classes
The Postal Service announced rate increases for second third and fourth class mail with a projected 1.5 million weekly revenue boost. Changes vary by weight distance advertising and nonprofit status affecting magazines catalogs circulars and books from commercial mailers to non profits.
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County fair injunction and labor strike escalate tensions
Judge Phillips extended hearings on the Service Employees International Union dispute, ruling jurisdiction rests with the court and issuing an injunction to curb informational picketing at the fair. Challenges remain over service of complaints as union leaders demand state probes into Alameda County health and welfare failures amid a 3.2 percent wage offer dispute with county officials.
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Fred Cooper
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Area man makes offer on New Orleans stadium dream
Area businessman Stockman says he has a $130 million offer to buy the Rockmart partnership owned stadium in downtown New Orleans. He plans to close within 30 days if terms align with a counteroffer while advocating aggressive worldwide marketing including events and a potential baseball team. The State of Louisiana would approve any sale.
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New Orleans
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Bay Area
San Leandro-Oro Loma approves parkage increase for Oakland Scavenger
The San Leandro-Oro Loma Sanitary District voted to raise parkage fees for Oakland Scavenger to cover six years of rising costs. Oakland Scavenger official Tom Meichtry said the hike funds San Leandro's proposed Davis Street transfer station and that future increases depend on political feasibility. Oro Loma customers have paid $2.90 per can. the new rates take effect tomorrow.
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Oro Loma
Two women injured by purse snatchers in San Leandro
Three elderly women returning from a senior citizen event on Begier Street were robbed of their purses containing 55 dollars each by two young men who fled in a waiting car. Inez Christie, 66, was knocked down and is in good condition at Kaiser Hospital Oakland with hip injuries. Wilda Leal, 74, was knocked down and suffered hose tearing and cuts on her left leg and knee. Margaret Waltersdorf, 74, was bumped but stayed on her feet.
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Kaiser Hospital
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Kneve
Margaret Waltersdorf
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Japanese Prime Minister Reaffirms U S Friendship at White House
Washington reports Prime Minister Taker Mili met President Ford at the White House and offered a Bicentennial salute renewing fraternal bonds between the United States and Japan, emphasizing friendship between the two nations.
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Taker Mili
Ford
White House
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