Sheriff raids massage parlor on Meekland Ave
Deputies swept the P G and Y Massage Parlor at 17777 Meekland Ave after undercover agents alleged prostitution solicitation by four masseuses. Gloria Allison, 24, of San Jose, was arrested and jailed at Santa Rita County. Officials said some parlors mask sex trade while owners may profit from backroom arrangements.
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P.G. and Y
Meekland Ave
Gloria Allison
San Jose
Santa Rita County
Sheriff's’ Department
Spe
Studio City man convicted in Alameda narcotics case
Donald Howarth, 35, was found guilty on five felony counts of possessing and transporting narcotics after a four day trial in Alameda County Superior Court. He faced charges tied to transporting and delivering $1 million worth of cocaine and heroin. Sentencing scheduled for April 6.
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Studio City
Alameda County
Donald Howarth
John S. Cooper
Sharon Maria Gruhlke
Ralph Sonny Barger
Hell's Angels
Gruhtke
Howorth
Hayward Hearing Tests Hayward Peep Show Law
Alameda County Superior Court Judge Robert Bostick scheduled a March 30 hearing to decide if Hayward officials may enforce the city's peep show ordinance. Lewis M. Talarich of Hayward Books Inc. seeks a temporary restraining order and injunction, arguing the law violates state and federal constitutions. Police last week confiscated seven peep show machines after arresting Talarico and a bookstore employee for violations.
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Alameda County
Robert Bostick
Haywards
Lewis M. Talarich
Hayward Books Inc
Mission Blvd
Bostick
Bit
Talarico
Falavico
Talatico
ABAG Hones Guidelines for Bay Area Federal Housing Funds
ABAG executive committee moves to draft guidelines for federal housing programs in the Bay Area and form a task force to present them to HUD. The plan aims to speed allocations and ensure ABAG and involved cities or counties participate before HUD approval and finalization.
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Berkeley
Association of Bay Area Governments
Bay Area
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Donald Dillon
Fremont
Colinecitman
ABAG
Ciy
Econcernés
Commitsiee
Woman sought in embezzling at Park Villa Apartments
An arrest warrant is issued for Lorraine Lawrence 94 for allegedly embezzling 1295 from Park Villa Apartments owned by Terok Properties at 021 Park Center Drive. Police investigator Ruth Santos filed the warrant. Lawrence has moved to Miami, Florida.
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Miami Teach
Fla
Miss Tawrenta
Park Villa
Terok Properties
Park Center Grive
Tillie McCoy, Hayward bank official, dies at 79
Tillie McCoy a longtime Crocker National Bank Hayward assistant manager who began as secretary in 1922 and retired in 1967 after 45 years died after a long illness at age 79. She was active in local clubs and banking groups and survived by two nieces. Services will be held tomorrow at Sorensen Brothers Chapel with contributions to the American Cancer Society preferred.
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Hayward
Tillie McCoy
Crocker National Bank
Miss McCoy
Haywards
Cracker-Anglo National Hank
Jon
Vale Lodge No. 1
Hayward Ponta Club
Hayward Acca
Golden Gate bus expansion plan approved by directors
San Francisco officials approved a plan to expand Golden Gate Bridge District operations by adding 108 buses and leased Greyhounds. Transit manager Donald White said the move would meet growing demand and the district would require additional funding within five years.
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San Francisco
UPT
Golden Gate Bridge
Donald White
Sit
Greyhounds
Nixon urges moratorium on busing for desegregation
President Nixon urged Congress to freeze new federal busing orders to allow time for alternative enforcement of 14th Amendment rights. He argued many courts create delay and unequal treatment, calling for a temporary moratorium while Congress considers options and federal aid to improve education for poor children.
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Congress
Mitchell
Nixon
Bue
Hiss
Oval Office
Schmit
Berkeley auto firm bombed near UC campus
An explosion rocked a Berkeley auto showroom near the University of California campus causing shattered glass and debris. No injuries were reported as police investigated a planter placed explosive device and noted no motive or group claim.
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Berkeley
Richard Berger
Death Row Commutations End Death Penalty Rule
California rejects further rehearing on death penalty as state commutes 102 men and five women to life. Inmates on San Quentin Death Row include Sirhan Sirhan Robert Kennedy and Sharon Tate relatives. Chief Justice Wright notes execution deemed cruel and unavailable under the California Constitution.
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San Quentin Prison
Sirhan B. Sirhan
San
Robert J. Kennedy
Charles Manean
Sharon ‘Tate
Donald R. Wright
Californa
Record dry spell looms for area
Rainfall figures show a growing dry spell in Hayward and Washington Township. Through late February Kay ward totals reach 15.72 inches, with January at 1.20 inches and February at 1.39 inches. The current season’s rain overall trails the long term averages, and March has only 0.08 inches, signaling another dry period alongside historical comparisons of past dry spells and district records.
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Kayward
Hayward
Bayward
Washington Township
Schrade backs bill for friend pension relief
State Sen. Jack Schrade of San Diego introduced a bill to permit retirement after 20 years of service for judges including municipal Judge George G. Crawford. The measure would let a judge retire with a reduced salary if previously captured as a prisoner of war or during wartime service, applying across age and service scenarios.
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Los Angeles
Jack Schrade
San Diego
Los Angels Times
Schrade
San
George G. Crawford
United States
County reapportionment plan edges toward split districts
Bay Area state senators balked at county division but backed a latest plan that keeps most cities intact, avoids splitting San Leandro and Hayward, and leaves Oakland mostly whole. Petri and Holmdahl favored the map while Dymally noted staff solved city-split fears.
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Mervye Dyzally
Los Angeles
Senate
Holmdahl
Dymally
San Leandro
Hayward
Petris
Oakland
Broadway Terrace
Oakland Hills
Molmdahl
Hillcrest
Lhasa
Ite
Dymatly
Pstris
Officials unsure if Nixon could halt dock walkout
Washington officials debated if President Nixon could stop a West Coast dock workers strike after the Pay Board cut a proposed wage rise by 26.6 percent to 14.6 percent over 16 months. The Labor Department said Nixon has no clear legal authority under Taft Hartley or Emergency Dock Strike acts, while Pay Board advisers suggested he could seek a strike-ending injunction under the Economic Stabilization Act.
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Washington
UPL
Federal
Labor Department
Boach
Pay Board
George H. Boldt
Itas
Pacific Association of West Coast Dock Hmplayers
International Longshoremen's and Warehouse Men's Union
Anly
Harry Bridges
Rollins plans fundraiser jog walk for kids with aid of friends
Fremonter will jog trex despite a leg cast and aims for 20 miles of running then five miles walking at four checkpoints to meet sponsors. Rollins a 1971 Golden Gloves welterweight champ says he is in good shape and will continue boxing and beauty work after a refresher course. He was unsure of freeway walking but adds 75 miles to an initial 275 as he seeks sponsors at Hit-Hi6. Also a 19 year old Santa Rosa girl with 126 sponsors will earn over $60 per mile for a 21 mile walkathon in Allameda tomorrow with hundreds of youths joining nearly 2000 participants statewide. Prospective marchers can join at the College of Alaminda from 8 to 10 am with sponsor names.
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Rollins
Beauty
Rollinses
Allmedi
Bll
Epperson
Foundation
South County
College of Alaminda
Ames
Rampton to Seek Third Term as Utah Governor
Utah Governor Calvin L. Rampton announced on Thursday he will seek a third term. He would be the first to serve beyond eight years in the post, citing recent polls and conversations with Democratic party leaders.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
Calvin L. Rampton
Rampton
Unwanted for tossed out window Oakland teen mother case
Oakland police investigated a 16 year old girl who reportedly gave birth to a healthy baby girl and threw the infant from a second story window. The baby died at Children's Hospital in Oakland. The mother was hospitalized for postnatal care.
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Oakland
UPI
Wdow
Children’s Hospital
Alameda County
Death Row inmates debate on death penalty abolition
Inmates at San Quentin exchange letters on the death penalty. Norman J. St. Martin, sentenced to death in 1968, dismisses Leo Estrada Robles 27 for killing two inmates, arguing abolition would not curb violence and criticizing Robles for seeking favor with authorities.
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Callf
San Quentin Prison
Norman J. St. Martin
San Francisco Examiner
Leo Estrada Robles
Robles
St Martin
St. Martin
California
SLT
Jetter
EJ. Younger
State Supreme Court
Commission urges broad birth control reform and rights amendment
The commission urged federal funding for better contraception and repeal of advertising bans, while supporting sex education and day care. It backed equal rights for women, opposed welfare tied day care, and urged a constitutional amendment. Rockefeller chaired the panel detailing demographic aims and policy steps.
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House
Senate
John 1
Rockefeller
Rockefeller Foundation
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
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