Former FAA official dies in Fremont house fire
Harry Little 52 a former FAA air traffic control center assistant chief in Fremont died in a house fire. An artificial right leg was found near his body and officials said smoke inhalation from an apparent electrical short caused his death while he tried to escape his burning bedroom. He served at FAA since 1945 and was WWII hero and former prisoner of war in Germany. He is survived by his wife Helen and two children Robin and Becky.
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Little
WAA
Fremont
France
Helen
Robin
Becky
Man charged after wife shot in Newark
A 40-year-old forklift operator Leroy L. Perry Jr faces attempted murder charges after an argument with his estranged wife Jewel Perry in Newark. He was arrested at home and held on a $20,000 bond awaiting municipal court plea after witnesses placed him at her residence where she was shot in both legs.
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Washington Hospital
Fremont
Jewel Perry
Leroy L. Perry
Sunday last day to register for April school board elections
Sunday is the final day to register for the April 7 school board elections covering all district boards and the South County and Ohlone junior college districts. Voters may register at five stations or city and county clerks offices. Absentee ballot applications are at the county registrar's office Room 6-1 1225 Fallon St Oakland.
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County Registrar of Voters
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Oakland
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Barger Sentenced To Prison In Drug Cases
Hell's Angels leader Ralph Sonny Barger was sentenced to one to twenty years in state prison by Judge William Hayes after concurrent terms on three drug counts and a consecutive one year term on a fourth. Barger and girlfriend Sharon Grahlke face further narcotics proceedings as a jury previously found Barger guilty on four narcotics counts. Grahlke, living with Barger, denied involvement, while the DA pursued charges. Barger had earlier been acquitted of murder charges.
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Sonny" Barger
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Ralph Barger
Oakland Hills
Widow sues over Social Security benefit cuts
A 62 year old Philadelphia widow Mae Jamieson filed a class action in U S district court alleging the government cut Social Security payments without due process. She claims her March 1972 check was reduced by 205 and that she was told to repay an overpayment. Health, Education and Welfare Secretary Casper Weinberg is named as a defendant seeking an injunction against federal authorities.
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UPI
Sulit
U.S. Dist Rnc
Mae Jamieson
Casper Weinberg
Health, Education and Welfare
Latins charge Stanford Law School with discrimination
Mexican American law students at Stanford protest what they call systematic extension and discriminatory practices by the law school. Ralph Arreola of the Chicano Law Students Association cites plans to send acceptances to 30 Mexican American applicants annually while only 21 of 40 students are Chicanos. They demand more Mexican American staff and a full-time dean, with Dean Thomas Ehrlich previously rejecting a quota proposal.
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Stanford University
Law School
Ralph Arreola
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Chicano Law Students' Association
Thomas Ehrlich
San Francisco X ray Technicians Strike at Hospital
X ray technicians at San Brancica General Hospital walked out in a sick in and then unionized joining AFL C10 Joint Conseil and AFSCME. Non emergency cases faced delays up to minutes as staff coordinated a strike amid concerns over patient safety and pay.
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San Francisco
Spt
San Brancica General Hospital
Arthur Lyles
East Bay park plan lists 17 area sites
A consultants report outlines acquisition and development for East Bay parks. It calls for a wildlife preserve along One Mayward shoreline south of the San Mateo Bridge, a new regional park on central South County grassland near Mission Boulevard, a 1200 acre recreation area for motor vehicles at Cavarey Cane, and preservation of the levee falls area. It recommends expanding Chabot, Shadow Cliffs, San Leandro, and other regional parks, redesignating Sunol for more use, and prioritizing acquisition of quarry sites on Alameda Creek and the San Leandro Bay area. It also notes a 460 acre Camp Parks usage plan and targets Mission Peak, Mt Allison, and Monument Peak for future acquisition.
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Alameda
San Mateo Bridge
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Shadow Cliffs
Sarin-Dry Creek
Coyote Ulls
del Valle Regional Park
Camp Parks
Sunol
Coyote Hills
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Quarry
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San Leandro Bay
Devaney Canyon
Pressire
Mission Peak
Mt. Allison
Monument Peak
Mighty Bobbie faces end to camper law debate
A school grapples with a policy barring a girl from team play amid a controversial local ordinance. Principal Forbes weighs eligibility rules as Canyon High risks penalties and expulsion for games involving Robbie. Supporters push for gender equity while officials vow cautious action.
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Mighty Bobbie
Hawaii teachers vote to strike by 70 percent in statewide ballot
Hawaii public school teachers voted 4,279 yes to 1,484 no to strike on April 2. Hawaii State Teachers Association officials say the result pressures the Department of Education to abandon antibargaining posture, while a Nevada issue nearby discusses replacing Virginia City magneto telephones with automated dialing and preserving part of the historic system.
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UPI
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National Education Association
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Alexander Graham Bell
Comstock Lode
PSC
Koreas Differ Over Steps Toward Reunified State
Seoul and Pyongyang held talks in Seoul aimed at reunifying Korea through mutual cultural and social exchanges while Pyongyang pressed for a peace treaty and arms reductions. The South North Coordinating Committee meeting surfaced differing views on start steps for a single Korea.
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UPT
South
North Korea
Korea
Pyongyang
Koreas
Rail unions balk at tentative pact
Washington reports three unions the Machinists Sheet Metal Workers and Car men's balk at approving a tentative 18 month railroad settlement covering more than half a million workers. Leaders cite concerns over added retirement fund funding and wage structure while noting some acceptance may occur for unions that ratify. If none sign the pact the agreement could collapse though railroads may proceed with those who approve.
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UPL
Carmen
Verhain
J. W. O'Brien
O'Brien
Obrien
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Mission church named parish in Union City
The article traces the origins of St. Anne’s in Union City, from a small Mexican settlement at Alameds Creek to a parish church dedicated in 1926. It notes prior Masses in San Jose, the church’s features including statues and stained glass, and its long history as a mission under multiple parishes since 1860.
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Mary
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Avila
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Machaida
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Lille
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St. Joseph's
Mission San Jose
Holy Spirit Church
Fremont
St. Edward's
Newark
Our Lady of the Rosary
Meat price protester takes on Nebraska farmer in mud fight
In Humboldt Nebraska a meat price protest duel unfolds as Sheri Weiler of Michigan agrees to work a hay farm day with Dale James, hoping to feed her family with pork for a year. She must eat peanut butter and jelly between chores, judged by KMVR.
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Neb
UPI
Sheri Weiler
Lhe
Drummond Island
Mich
Dale James
Nebraska
Wei- Ter
Prunomundsland
James
Omaha
School official's sex case delayed in Palo Alto
The superintendent of the Wonelland Joint Unified School District in Palo Alto, David Reeves, 40, charged with sex perversion and a crime against nature in a Feb 6 incident involving a 14 year old boy, received a continuance from Municipal Court Judge Sidney Feinberg. Reeves maintains innocence and a preliminary hearing is rescheduled for March 20.
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Wonelland Joint Unified School
David Reeves
Sidney Feinberg
Po- Vice
Reeves
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