Hayward Eyes Shared Costs for Veterans Parade
Hayward City Manager William Hanley reported a consensus among Alameda County city managers to share the 47 792 parade cost equally among the cities. Hayward will host this year without all cities participating, with Berkeley the only missing attendee. Mayor Leo Howell said the idea may become permanent and will be pitched to the Alameda County Mayors Conference next month.
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William Hanley
Alameda County
Hanley
Leo Howell
Howell
Hanle
Berkeley
Mort
Fire disables BART car near Berkeley stations
A hydraulic brake caught fire inside a BART tunnel between South Berkeley and Berkeley stations, producing heavy smoke and injuries. Fire officials said the damaged car was detached and moved to Berkeley station where passengers left. Damage amount undisclosed.
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Serkeley
Bay Area
BART
Yestuday
Berkeley
George Peters
South
Oil spill at Oakland yard under Bay board scrutiny
Oakland hearing opens over 171000 gallons of waste oil spilled from a five-tank yard along Eighth Avenue into storm drains and San Francisco Bay. The Bay Regional Water Quality Control Board seeks responsible parties and can levy up to 8000 per day fines. Hearings resume March 7 as investigators pursue ownership of the yard and Porky Oil Co. owner Michael Mureng of From re refiners.
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Eighth Avenue
San Francisco Bay
Water Board
Bay
Michael Mureng
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Porky Oil Co
Boy Hurt In Bicycle Accident In Castro Valley
An 11 year old Castro Valley boy, Kenneth Day, is in critical condition at Eden Hospital after a bicycle collision yesterday. Police say he failed to stop for a flashing red light at Heyer Avenue and Gliddon Street, colliding with a car driven by William Null in Hayward. The injuries include head trauma internal injuries and a broken leg.
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Eden Hospital
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Hayward
Women masseuses arrested in Hayward sting
Two women, Marilyn S. Vatuinmi 18 of Hayward and Janice M. Mosqueds 13 of San Leandra, were arrested at 745 pm at 2447 Mission Blvd. on charges of soliciting to ron tail and improper act after plainclothes officers observed the By elusive Massage Parlor. Police said the arrests followed an undercover operation and money exchanged hands.
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Ron Tail
Polien
Mission Blvd
Marilyn S. Vatuinmi
Janice M. Mosqueds
San Leandra
Burglars Steal 3000 In San Leandro Homes
Police report two San Leandro residences robbed Tuesday or yesterday with losses exceeding 3000. Henry Kammermeier and wife lost jewelry and items totaling 1809, while Germd L. Vercelli found his home looted after returning from work. A pistol valued at 50 and other gear were taken, totaling 1495. Two trailers at Golden West Freight Lines were looted, one containing toys and the other military cargo, with entry via a fence gap.
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Germd L. Vercelli
Estimvale
Joss
Golden West
Peralta St
Alameda County official challenged over dual office rule
Alameda County traffic engineer George Beckam faces a charter challenge that bars holding county office and another paid role. The county charter defines income of 25 dollars or more per month as for profit, and Beckam would earn 20 dollars per meeting up to two monthly meetings as city councilman. County Counsel Richard Moore says Beckam cannot hold both jobs and must choose between county employment or council seat. Beckam was elected on a three-man slate amid campaign focused on economic limitation amendments.
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George Beckam
Altameda
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Meda
Beekam
Richard Moore
Beckam
Moore
German guards shoot escapees near Berlin border
UPI reports German border guards shot a man attempting to reach the French sector of Berlin and West Berlin. Witnesses said the refugee was tied to an ambulance on a covered stretcher yet displayed signs of life. Police said they assumed he was dead and West Berlin officials denounced the incident as further proof of the GDR's departure from humanity.
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German Democratic Republic
State liable for fraud by regulated institutions
A U S District Court judge ordered Illinois to pay 20 million dollars to 14 000 depositors of the defunct City Savings and Loan Association for fraud by a regulated entity. The decision could open avenues for state liability for misconduct by licensed entities and their promoters, despite questions about enforcement and accountability.
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U.S
Tilingis
Savings and Loan Association
Edwar A. Robson
City Savings and Loan Association
Oran Mensik
Tragic fall of a promising man ends in prescription overdose
Adams, once seen as a great promise, returned home after life derailed by drugs. Family says he faced memory challenges, avoided work despite feeling capable. In his final two weeks he seemed hopeful, helped by loved ones, before taking a lethal dose of legally obtained pills. He is buried beside his father.
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Pamela Burhelein
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Leah Kennealy
Bill
Byl
China POWs Freed on Flight Home in Indo-China Saga
Two American POWs Flynn and Smith with a civilian companion were freed under the Vietnam cease-fire deadline of March 26 after crossing near Rong Kong. They were greeted by Red Cross officials, met relatives in Hong Kong, and flew toward Clark Air Base aboard a Royal Air Force field flight. Marine Maj. Chel Hanson and Col. Robert Smith described their relief and excitement as the trio prepared for onward travel. The first meals at Clark included a lavish cafeteria spread as officers led prayers and a ceremony befitting their release from Indochinese camps.
Angry housewives start national boycott in April
In Woodland Hills California Arline Mathews led a protest against the cattle industry saying a boycott would start April 1. She claimed shortages and high prices, while Job Glaus president of the group urged restraint and warned against government controls risking rationing and a black market. He urged turning to cheaper cuts like short ribs and chuck, noting abundance of those areas at bargain prices.
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Arline Mathews
Cnttle
Job Glaus
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Mullin Indicted in 10 Murders in Santa Cruz County
Herbert W. Mullin, 28, was indicted Wednesday by a grand jury on ten murder charges in Santa Cruz County. The suspect, described as a drug-oriented college dropout, was ordered to appear in Superior Court Friday for arraignment. The indictment covers killings at a campsite in the Santa Cruz Mountains, a mother and her two children in a cabin, a young couple, and an elderly fisherman among others.
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David Bruce named to Peking mission in 1970s context
President Nixon announced the appointment of David K. EB. Bruce to head a new 1.8 mission in Peking set to open about May 1. Alfred Jenkins and John Holdridge named deputies, all part of liaison office agreements that stop short of formal embassies. Bruce, 75, former ambassador to Britain, France, and key peace talks, emphasized a longer journey toward Pacific peace while Nixon flagged stockpile sales to curb inflation.
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Hayward couple joins Sears home addition suit
A Hayward and an Oakland couple join a $10 million lawsuit against Sears Roebuck and Co over incomplete home additions sold under Sears id a team. The suit claims delays, with buyers alleging contractors failed to finish obras and seeking contract refunds or Sears take responsibility.
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Sears
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Sears Roebuck and Caimder
Gran Sue Sears
Leandran wins delay on tract protest grows
Village homeowners in ABH area protest a subdivision project. In a mass meeting four days after petitions circulated, residents overflowed the community clubhouse and gathered at Dunsmuir Carriage House to oppose the plan. Mrs. Mary Baptista led a youth march with caravan signs. Plall, owner since 1966, met homeowners.
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Torrijos demands end to U S control of Panama Canal
Panama strongman Gen Omar Torrijos opened a United Nations Security Council session with a demand to end what he called colonial U S control of the Panama Canal Zone. He argued Panama seeks jurisdiction over the canal built by the United States and condemned U S policy as colonial.
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Sylmar Trial Judge Faces Removal Battle
LOS ANGELES UPJ A Superior Court judge denied a request to halt the trial of Lockheed Shipbuilding and Construction Co employees over state safety violations tied to the June 1971 Sylmar Tunnel gas explosion that killed 17. The defense sought a restraining order amid a petition to remove Judge Tramwell.
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Municipel Court
George E. Tramwell
Trammell
Lockheed Shipbulkling and Construction Co
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Irom
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Shige James G. Whyte
Appellable
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Recreation Complex Funding Proposals Surface
Continued discussion notes cost estimates for a recreation complex including restroom-concession building 45000 to 50000 dollars physical activity rooms about 135000 tennis court lighting 34000 baseball field lighting 40000 to 45000 swimming pool 130000 paving of parking lot 50000. City council planned 25000 in revenue sharing for softball lighting. School district holds 201000 from Hoover School sale but has not pledged funds. board may approve if replacements come from rentals or concession profits.
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Teagirden
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