Mortgage complaints filed against Central Bank of Oakland
Mortgage complaints over higher than expected reserve payments in Livermore prompted by Central Bank of Oakland financing practices have reached HUD in Washington. No investigation yet. officials expect Washington's reaction. Residents report monthly payments rising from 35 to 103 dollars triggering fear of foreclosure for over 1,000 families.
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Central Bank of Oakland
Department of Housings
Arben
WUD
Washington
Livermore
Lester Bailey
HUD
Bailey
Ington
General Bank
Tom
Loywerett
Somme
Nimitz commuters rerouted after Hayward crash
Northbound Nbwitz Freeway traffic diverted via Hesperian Boulevard and Hast 14th Street following an 8:25 a.m. accident at A Street in Hayward. The Gala Highway Patrol said the detour lasted about two hours. A gray 1958 Buick swerved and a gravel laden dump truck driven by Henry J. Roitmar collided with a car, spilling gravel on the freeway. Dalehaven and three children were treated for minor injuries at Fairmont Hospital.
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Hayward
14Th Street
Gala Highway Patrol
Buick
Henry J. Roitmar
Usher St
San Lorenzo
Dalehaven
Occidental Road
Fairmont Hospital
Power blackout hits Newark homes after line failures
A Newark blackout left about 2,230 homes dark overnight as 12,000 watt faults tripped lines in three locations. Power was restored to most within 32 minutes, though about 125 houses remained dark until 3:28 am. Firefighters freed occupants from a car struck by a power line. no injuries were reported.
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Newark
Chevy Street
Maghety's Landing
Prisoner in San Leandro Reported to Die by Hanging
A two year old prisoner at the San Leandro city jail apparently died by self harm. Michael Patrick Conic of Oakland was found hanging from a T shirt tied to a steel support bar in his top level cell at 5 16 p m Saturday by Sgt Lewia Pollack while bringing food. Condie had been arrested Friday night at Marina Pack for suspected drug influence and was alone in his cell when the hanging occurred. There was no note found.
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Michael Patrick Conic
Oakland
Lewia Pollack
Condie
Marina
Pallack
Pol- Jack
Infant dies from head injury in Hayward
A 1-year-old Heyward girl Jacquleine Mesquite died of a head injury ruled from a fall after an autopsy by the Alameda County coroner. Sgt Jones said no foul play is evident and the case will close after speaking with the mother Cynthia Mesquite and James Chambers, who was watching the child.
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Hayward
Heyward
Alameda County Coroyer
William Jones
Jacqueline Mesquite
Kelly
Burglary Report Steals Rifle Coin Collection Hayward
Hayward sheriff deputies report an $2008 burglary at a home. Thieves entered through an unlocked rear window and conducted a selective search. Stolen items include an antique lint Tock rifle, a coin collection, jewelry, and a stereo receiver.
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Hayward
Sithur Griffiths
Sheriff’s Deputies
Pioneer beauty queen Hazel Asmussen dies in Hayward
Hazel Avenue namesake and Hayward beauty queen Hazel Asmussen died Thursday at Mayward Convalescent Hospital at age 11. She led the 1931 festival court and was remembered as Hayward's prettiest girl. Her husband George Agroussen died last year. She belonged to Hayward Historical Society OES 331 Mayward Hill and Valley Club and Seventh Day Adventist Alfred. Services were held Tuesday with burial at Lone Tree Cemetery, Hayward.
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Roussen
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Hayward Anda’ Historical Society
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Hill and Valley Club
Seventh Day Adventist Alwred
Trinidad
Cole
Lone
Tree Nemafery
State to fund most school costs under education plan
Proposals urge federal pay to support nursery to high school, inner city reforms, and expanded private school aid. Recommend universal preschool from age four with federal funding, more materials and teacher aids, and tax-based private school supports. Propose district consolidation to mix demographics and provide full K-12 with special and vocational programs.
Nixon May Urge Busing Moratorium In Congress
President Nixon likely will ask Congress to impose a moratorium on court ordered busing aimed at school desegregation, opting for broader educational reforms instead of a constitutional amendment. A cabinet committee may issue a recommendation this week to tackle inequities and curb new busing orders while the Senate contemplates antibusing positions.
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Robert P. Griffin
Batt Hdades
Supreme Court
Gasoline alley paradox hits Hayward dealers
Gasoline dealers in Hayward face a paradox as profits drop while more stations open. Industry spokesmen say quotas are not uniform and independent operators are disputed. Some dealers report pressure to meet monthly sales, or lease terms may be canceled. A local car wash service expansion sparks new competition, intensifying a crowded market. One former station owner, Bon Martin, notes tough conditions and multiple failed operators.
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Hayward
Leonard Chu
Weid
Solo Road
Jackson Street
Hillary Street
Mission Boulevard
Tom Thatcher
Okas
Loast
Prosecution frames Angela Davia as defendant and counsel
In San Jose a jury heard prosecutors describe Angela Davis as playing a dual role in the kidnapping conspiracy. The trial focuses on pretrial publicity and juror bias as 12 tentative jurors, including Mrs Alii Byatts and Mrs Peter Rath, are vetted. Davis, 28, a black militant and former UCLA instructor, is accused of helping plot and supply guns for a dramatic courthouse escape that left a judge and three others dead. The process may take weeks or months as attorneys question jurors about Davis’s Communist ties and the crime. Davis was released on bail but restricted to the Bay Area with rally restrictions.
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Harris Lok
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Mountainview
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Peter Rath
Betr Sides
Main County
Miss. Davis
UCLA
Am Aortive
Tavis
Communist Party
Wilsehe
Richard Arnason
San Francisco Bay Area
Campaign debate narrows to money disclosures in NH primary
McGovern pressed Muskie and other candidates to disclose campaign contributors and expenditures amid a televised New Hampshire debate. Muskie argued he disclosed in 1970 and has since withheld until a universal policy exists, while McGovern accused him of irrelevance to 1972. The race heads toward Tuesday’s primary with last campaign pushes in Manchester, Nashua, and northern towns.
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Berlin
Mushle
Senate
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Group with Panthers to visit China
A group of eighteen people including some U S Black Panther Party members arrived in Tokyo for an overnight stay before traveling to Hong Kong and Communist China. Allan Brofsky, partner of Charles Garry the Panthers' San Francisco lawyer, said the group was bound for China but did not reveal the trip's purpose.
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U.S
Hong Kong
China
Allan Brofsky
Charles Garry
Panthers
San Francisco
Police Probe Robberies Across Several Local Areas
Several Sunday robberies are under local police investigation. In Union City three youths robbed the Louis store on Alvarado Niles Boulevard. Fremont detectives seek three men for beating and robbing a 17 year old of over 200 dollars near Pleasanton yesterday afternoon. A Fremont man was arrested on a warrant for an armed robbery at Hayward Travelodge on Mayward Boulevard last Wednesday night. He is Peter Richard Pina also known as Pete Nelson and Richard Nelson of 60 Harris Place and held on 25000 dollars.
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Louis
Alvarado-Niles Blvd
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Stu Leandra
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San Leandro Creek
Pershing Drive
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Palice
Pleasanton
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Washington Hospital
Harder Road
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Hayward
Foothill Blvd
Peter ‘Richard Pina, AG
Pete Nelson
Richard Nelson
Harris Place
Lobbyist's physician testimony raises questions in ITT case
Dr Liszka testified Mrs. Beard sought help through “proper channels” to assist ITT’s antiforel matter. He said she described a “dressing down” by then Attorney General John W. Mitchell and later suffered health issues during a Denver weekend while awaiting a possible committee subpeona.
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