Ex-Hayward Residents Face Extradition to California
Ronald Gary Nolan and Evelyn Nolan, once Hayward residents, are sought by Alameda County authorities on grand theft and forgery warrants. They have lived in Kirkland, Washington, after leaving a Susanville prison camp two years ago. Bail of 12000 was posted by three anonymous donors amid testimony Los at an extradition hearing.
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Kirkland
Wash
California
Ronald Gary Nolan
Evelyn
Alameda County
Washington
Nolan
Susanville
Nolans
Tacoma
Evelyn A. Sanchez
Patrce
Driver held on drug charges in city incident
BAN LEANDRO A 1 year old San Leadran was at Tesla in pre dawn hours today on charges of driving under the influence of narcotics and possession of dangerous drugs for sale. Police said they found seven hand rolled cigarets of PCP in the vehicle. Robert Christopher Preston was arrested at Grant Avenue and Paseo Largo Vista. Police said they traced the vehicle on Hesperian Boulevard near Levelling Boulevard after noting headlights and taillights were off.
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San Leadran
Tesla
Robert Christopher Preston
Grant Avenue
Ami Paseo Largo Vista
Hesperian Boulevard
Levelling Boulevard
Oak land Couple Hospitalized After San Leandro Crash
A Oakland couple remained hospitalized at San Leandro Memorial Hospital with injuries from yesterday’s broadside crash. Edward John Canning is listed in fair condition with broken ribs and head injuries, while his wife Margerst has a fractured ankle and wrist with head injuries. Canning was cited for failing to stop at a stop sign after allegedly failing to halt at Williams Street, hitting Henry Alexander Haberman’s vehicle on Williams Street. Canning’s car spun and rested 30 feet from the intersection.
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Oakland
San Leandro Memorial
Edward John Canning
Margerst
Ports
Canning
Avora
Williams Street
Henry Alexander Haberman
San Angelina
Williams
Haberman
Robbers Grab Cash At Kentucky Fried Chicken Raid
Alameda County sheriff reports three men in their 30s robbed Colonel Sanders Kentucky Fried Chicken on T6196 BE 14th Street last night taking about 3300 from Niel W Jensen who was working the counter. One robber pistol whipped Jensen and forced him to the back where the cash was taken.
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Colonel Sanders
14Th St
Alameda County
Niel W. Jensen
Hayward
Jensen
Man steals truck after gun threat in San Leandro
Police report a man using a simulated firearm stole a truck carrying about ten thousand dollars in wheels from Keith Norman Diss, 24, a driver for Action Plating of Hayward, after he stopped at the Cherry Pit Restaurant near San Leandro Boulevard and Davis Street. The suspect fled south on Nimitz toward Marina Boulevard.
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Keith Norman Diss
Hayward
Cherry Pit
San Leandro Boulevard
Davis Street
Dias
Marina Boulevard
Nimitz
Youth cited for drunken driving in San Lorenzo crash
A Salt Lake City youth visiting San Lorenzo was arrested on drunken driving charges after a 1:50 a.m. crash at Jackson Street and Mission Boulevard. Randal F. Magee, 19, struck Diane M. Brixey, 21, causing broken ribs and a concussion. Passenger Gerald S. Anderson, 9, suffered facial lacerations. Magee allegedly ran a red light. both youths were staying at 582 Via Pacheca.
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Galt Lake City
San Loreno
Randal F. Magee
Diane M. Briney
Jefferson St
Jackson Street
Mission Boulevard
Brixey
Magee
Gerald S. Anderson
Salt Lake City
Pacheca
San Lorenzo
State welfare chief to join Nixon administration
Robert B. Carleson, 42, director of California's Social Welfare Department since 1970, resigns to become a welfare adviser to Health, Education and Welfare Secretary Casper Weinberger. Reagan lauds Carleson for reforming welfare, while noting his role in cutting abuses and aiding the truly needy. He will work with governors and state officials on welfare reform nationwide.
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UPI
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Nixon
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Casper W. Weinberger
Reagan
Bob
California
Caresani
Nixon outlines OEO cutback plan and cabinet transfer
President Nixon announced in the State of the Union that the Office of Economic Opportunity will be dismantled with legal and congressional steps as needed. He proposed transferring antipoverty programs to cabinet departments to improve efficiency and reduce overhead, while keeping funding for other CBO activities steady or higher. Community Action faces elimination as a major program, with local communities allowed to continue if they choose.
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Negotiations Continue Over Wounded Knee Hostage Crisis
McGovern pressed for accord after militants seized the Pine Ridge church and trading post, holding hostages including Clive Gildersleve’s family. Russell Means warned of possible killings unless hearings on Indian treaties and Sioux reservations proceeded. federal forces surrounded the area as negotiations and occasional gunfire continued.
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Meditation in theater sparks Ball on inner light
At Mt. Eden High School a Hayward School District forum features actor Ball discussing TM meditation. He touts inner awareness, improved focus, and creative vitality, noting many actors in a leading company meditate. A standing ovation closes his talk as the final lecture nears next Wednesday.
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Mt. Eden High School
Gmast
Two motorcycles stolen from locked garage in San Leandro
Two 1973 motorcycles valued at 600 dollars each were taken from a padlocked garage in San Leandro between 10 and noon. David B. Kerr of 944 Evergreen and Thomas E. Finnegan of 484 James Ave Casio Valley reported their bikes missing after Kerr’s mother found the garage door padlocked at 10 am and Finnegan found it ajar with the lock missing at noon.
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Tesday
David B. Kerr
Evergreen
Thomas E Finnegan
James Ave
Casio Valley
Kerr
Finnegan
Correction notice on estranged husband charge error
The Daily Review corrects a Tuesday headline that incorrectly stated an estranged husband held in death. The Hayward man is held on an attempted murder charge in the late fatal shooting of his wife Patricia Draughon, who was seriously injured but survived.
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Daily Review
Hayward
Patricia Draughon
Welfare reform shelved in Nixon plan for aid changes
President Nixon stated welfare reform plans were shelved after failing to pass Congress. He outlined strengthening Aid to Families with Dependent Children through administrative and legislative proposals while proposing tighter state and local control to cut overpayments and ineligible benefits. He backed health insurance expansion, consolidated education grants, and property tax relief for seniors, pledging action only with Congressional approval.
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Nixon
Community Acknowledges Tax Increase For Social Needs
San Leandro residents share mixed views on raising taxes to fund social needs and welfare programs. Most support if necessary for schools and agencies, citing high prices and essential services, while a few oppose increases or prefer alternative funding methods.
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Mary Abreu
Oriole Ave
Alice Romero
Warden Ave
Tony Gentile
Ave
Amy
San Leandro
Antl
Brazil
Eugene Heckathorn Dies After Long Career Consulting
Eugene Heckathorn, head of a agricultural chemical firm with roots in Aicheaind, and consultant to Stanford University, dies. He served as management and special project consultant to religious groups and industry. Memorial gifts may go to Shepherd of the Valley Chicoh or the Vesper Society memorial funds.
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Ieckathorn & Co
San Froncisco
Triangle Milling Co
Portiams, Ore
Stanford University
Shepherd of the Valley Chicoh
Vesper Soriety
Panther shot just for hell of it sparks Oakland case
The case centers on Mareld J. Holmes charged in the February 7 shooting in front of the Black Panther headquarters that killed Anthony Costa, 59, as he emptied a street trash receptacle. Holmes, a Panther voter registrar, was released on bail after being linked to a classroom attack at North Peralta Community College.
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Mareld J. Holmes
Swanton
Anthony Costa
85Th Ave
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Costa
San Leandro Memorial Hospital
Holmes
Tine
North Peralta Community College
Fritz Polater
Blark
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