Extradition fight for Hayward couple in Washington
Ronald Gary Nolan and Evelyn Nolan former Hayward residents living in Kirkland Washington fight extradition to California on grand theft forgery warrants. Bail posted by three anonymous donors totals 12000 dollars. Extradition hearing witnesses say the Nolans have led exemplary lives since moving to Tacoma and then Kirkland.
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Youth cited for drunken driving in San Lorenzo crash
Salt Lake City youth Randall F. Magee 19 was arrested after a crash at 556 Jefferson St near Jackson Street and Mission Baylanes at 1:50 am Tuesday. Diane M. Brixey 21 sustained frnken ribs and a concussion while passenger Gerald S. Anderson 19 suffered facial lacerations. Magee allegedly ran a red light. Both youths were visiting at 392 Via Pach e oe La Lorearn.
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Suit filed over land sale in California City
An Oakland widow filed a 709 million damage suit in U S District Court alleging fraud and deceit in the sale of Mojave Desert lots outside Los Angeles County. Martha C Kamm represents all buyers claiming developers California City Development Co and Great Western Cities Inc failed to deliver promised commercial, industrial and residential city growth and value.
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UPI
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Kern County
California
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Mojave Desert
Los Angeles County
Hazing death suspect surrenders in California case
One of three Chi Chi fraternity brothers charged in the hazing death of Fred Trapmer surrendered in Los Angeles before facing misdemeanor counts. Bronner was left in Angeles National Forest in December, found at the base of a 50 foot cliff after allegedly being taught a lesson for being obnoxious. Gordon B. Gilesoy, 19, surrendered on the Education Code violation. The other two, Joan S. Morgan and John A. Berges, were expected to surrender or report to duty in the Navy respectively.
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John A. Berges
Navy
San Diego
Pilot makes emergency landing at San Carlos
Pilot James E. Fitzler, 2, made an emergency landing in a Cessna 310 at San Carlos Airport after the front wheel failed to retract. He circled to burn excess fuel for 1% hours, landed on a 1,500 foot runway, skidded 10 feet, and walked away unharmed. Damages were estimated at 1T.
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UPI
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Redwood City
Nevada Senate defeats equal rights amendment vote
Nevada State Senate votes 16 to 4 against ratifying the Equal Rights Amendment. The measure would have added a constitutional guarantee of equal rights for women, joining 28 states already ratifying the amendment. A lone woman senator argued the text was not created equal.
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Tough dope peddler law okayed
Santa Fe New Mexico state senate unanimously approved a mandatory life sentence without parole or suspension for drug peddlers. The 40 0 vote sends the bill to the house. It imposes life on first and subsequent offenses, with a judge able to grant an exception for first offenses if the defendant cooperates to convict another pusher, reducing the sentence to a minimum 10 50 years with no parole or suspension.
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N.M
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State welfare chief joins Nixon administration
Robert B. Carleson, longtime head of California's Social Welfare Department under Governor Reagan, resigns to become a welfare adviser to Health Secretary Casper Weinberger. He helped craft California welfare reforms and will coordinate with governors, legislatures and welfare directors on state level reforms.
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Nixon advances OEO cutback plan and reorganization
President Nixon outlined major cuts to the Office of Economic Opportunity in a State of the Union address. He urged legal procedures and cabinet transfers to boost efficiency and reduce staff costs while preserving funding for other programs. The only large OEO program slated for elimination is community action, with local communities free to continue it at their discretion.
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Hostage crisis at Wounded Knee amid Indian militants standoff
McGovern aides seek an accord as two hostages were promised release upon Senate arrival. Militants in the Pine Ridge church seized artifacts and hostages including the Gildersleve family after storming the Wounded Knee Trading Post. Russell Means said the hostages are prisoners of war and warned, under threat of federal assault, bullets would be targeted and not aimed at the hostages.
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Meditation Forum Highlights Human Potential Event
Hayward School District Adult School hosted a forum on design for human potential featuring TM. The Mt. Eden High School talk drew 200 plus attendees and featured Ball and Hall arguing meditation boosts awareness and well being without claiming direct results while discussing stage presence and happiness.
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Mt. Eden High School
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Deaf child rescues brothers in Loveland house fire
Kristine Whitlick, a second grade student at St. Rita School for the Deaf, was honored for rescuing her two younger brothers from a fire at home on January 6. She woke her mother, moved coal to help them, and led her siblings to safety, receiving a silver plaque from Evendale Fire Department Chief Ed Gassert amid a standing ovation.
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Ed Gassert
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Welfare reform shelved amid budget clashes and reform talks
President Nixon signaled no welfare overhaul this year while directing stronger administrative steps to AFDC. He called for tighter state and local welfare control, reducing overpayments and ineligible aid, and noted congressional inaction on wider reforms. He pledged health insurance expansion and consolidation of education programs into a $2 billion block, and promised property tax relief for seniors by recalibrating federal aid and closing the Office of Economic Opportunity.
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Glen Eden Board Advances Repairs and Dues Plan
The Glen Eden group reports harmony restored with builders paying for defects. Lawyers prepare to pursue overdue association dues and a court action may begin next week. City officials, police, and Singer Housing president Jack Brooks attended and praised progress while residents noted soundproofing gaps and ongoing public safety concerns.
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Fion Singer
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Singer Housing
Mothers march over daycare cuts in Oakland protest
About 200 mothers demonstrated at the Alameda County Administration Building organized by the Community Committee to Save Our Children. Bobby Seale, Black Panther Party mayoral candidate, attended as fire officials contained a small rug fire caused by a youth attempting to set records alight. The building and contents valued around 150000 dollars. The arrested youth, custody situation unresolved, was to enter a training program with the department.
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Community Committee To Save Our Children
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Livermore
Panther shooting probed as wanton act in Oakland
Oakland police charged Black Panther official Harold J Holmes with murder after 89 year old Anthony Costa died from a February 17 shooting in front of the Black Panther headquarters. Holmes, released on bail, is also linked to a North Peralta Community College classroom attack.
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