Area mishaps and fatal crash reports in Hayward region
A string of auto crashes and injuries reported around Hayward and Livermore. Rafael Martinez of Emeryville was killed on Industrial Boulevard near Hesperian. Jerry Blackwell, 2, of San Leoniro is in satisfactory condition after a Livermore landing mishap. Fremont and Oakland police reported multiple accidents with injuries and a car chase ending near Alvarado-Niles Road.
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Jerry Blackwell
San Leoniro
Livermore Airport
Valley Memories Hospital
Rafael Martinez
Emeryville
Industrial Boulevard
Hesperian Boulevard
Hayward
Fremont
Pabla Krees
Milpitas
Wart Sorings Boulevard
Vremont
Miss Tees
Vramont
Kathlleen O'Brien
San Marino Court
Pamela White
Robin St
Washington Hospital
Casey Buns
St. Hayward
Alvarado-Niles
Mission Boulevard
Haywards
Fred Holloway
Central Ave
Newack
Hollayay
Fearvil
Donald
Moruus
Bank robbery suspect arrested after Western Union loot note
San Leandro resident Lewis Rogers, wanted on an armored robbery warrant, was seized by FBI agents in Oklahoma City while allegedly taking $709 from Central Valley Bank. He had warned the teller with a note claiming a gun though no weapon was shown.
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Sat Leandro
Hin
Timine
Central Valley Bank
Low Parnsworth St
Policu
Oklahotlin City
Lewis Rogens
Ciapet
Western Union
Yestickun
Newark Firefighters Aid Minister After Sermon
Firemen responded to a renuscitator call at a Newark Methodist church after The Rev. Paul Logsion, 60, Bari Jose had finished preaching to about 106 parishioners at St. Pauls United Methodist Church on New York Boulevard. The pastor was treated at Kaiser Musslcal and released. condition diagnosed as Taligue.
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Newark
Atng
Fe Jyad
Paul Logsion
Bari Jose
St. Paul's United Methodist
Newyork Blvd
Mr. Lagston
Kaiser Musslcal
Hayward
Taligue
Union City teen boxer charged with mayhem after stomping
A 21 year old Milpitus man was stomped by a teen heavyweight boxer from Union City at the Union City Drive In theater. The victim suffered a facial fracture and broken nose and was treated at a Washington hospital. The incident occurred after a snack bar dispute just after 10 PM Saturday evening.
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Union City
Nealing
Milpitus
Mauie
Sota
Washington Hospital
Disturbance at Briones Regional Park Leads to 15 Arrests
In Orinda and Briones Regional Park, 15 people were arrested after a disturbance sparked by Hells Angels near the west entrance. Rangers and park officers, including 25 staff, reported injuries and multiple arrests for possession. Paul Mumm of Berkeley faced charges of assault with a deadly weapon, assault on an officer, and reckless driving after driving a rodeo vehicle into a ranger squad.
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Briones
Bush Bay
Brioes
Msn
Thite Qffiters
Rangers
Marlymia
Mae
Paul 7
Mumm
Berkeley
Olson
Roleveyele
Seven held on weapons charges in San Leandro
A San Leandro man and six Oakland residents were arrested after an eight vehicle search yielded a sword a hatchet a 22 caliber automatic and a partially filled container of 22 caliber ammunition A dagger was found in Gary E Sanders pants pocket The suspects include Anthony Mann Barrientos 25 Gary E Sanders 28 Shiver Jack Belleau 20 Gerald F Goldsby 22 Michael A Hoffman 26 Pamela C Netso 18 and Candace Stein 18 all from Oakland
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San Leandro
Oakland
Anthony Mann Barrientos
Belo Ave
East Mid Street
Plaza Drive
Gary BE. Sanders
Shiver Jack Tt. Belleau
Gerald F. Goldsby
Michael A. Hoffman
Pamla C. Netso
Candace Stein
Sander
Fremont jogger halted on first leg of march for charity
John Rollins of Fremont, 61, aimed to walk 230 miles to Sacramento for the March of Dimes Walkathon. About an hour and a half after starting, the S1 year old man was picked up by CHP near Interstate 630. He planned solo cross country on back roads, seeking non stop trip with pacing help to reach the route’s checkpoints.
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Fremont
Coundria
Sacramento
John Rollins
Porter St
California Highway Patrol
Tracy
California
Rollins
Tome Nyads
P.mt
Reforming narcotics policy against criminalization
A Bar Association and Ford Foundation report criticizes policymakers from President to Mizuan, urging a medical approach to heroin addiction. It recommends controlled medical environments, methadone maintenance, and reduced mandatory procedures to speed court handling while supporting rehabilitation.
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Congress
Washington drivein obscenity case tied to law draw
A jumble of legal and political notes recalls a Washington state obscenity conviction and a death penalty bid being curtailed. References to drive ins, college voters, unions, and a Miranda ruling reveal a 1960s era mix of court cases, union actions, and Nixon critiques shaping legal debates of the period.
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Washington State
Ahielr College
Quillout Continent
California
High court weighs baseball owner flood case issues
The Supreme Court agreed to hear Flood v. Kuhn, revisiting the Baseball's antitrust exemption first rooted in 1922. The article notes Flood faced pay disputes with the Phillies and a trade refusal, his absence from baseball, a trade to Washington, and later European play before retirement. It discusses court rulings by the federal courts and the historic exemption upheld by past justices.
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Han
Finley
Supreme Court
Olver Wendell Holmes
Phillies
Bowie Kuhn
Flood
Washington
Wen
Europe
High Court
Nixon pushes antibusing drive with constitutional route
President Nixon backs a constitutional amendment to speed desegregation by busing. Rep. Albert Quie, ranking GOP member, says the plan is dead, though support grows. Nixon also urges studying long term solutions while bills aim to curb forced busing and fund upgraded urban and rural schools.
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Washington
Nixon
House
Albert WH
Quic
HeMinn
GOP
Fanention and Labor Committee
Congress
Senate
Dover
Eowerin
Tal Vame Earbley
Suit Filed to Prevent ITT Gift Controversy
Edmund Pat Brown, the only cabinet rank Democrat in Ute California, sues to block ITT gift claims amid scrutiny by Gov. Ronald Reagan. The suit cites a federal statute prohibiting contributions or expenditures by any corporation or labor organization in connection with elections, primaries, or conventions.
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Edmund
Pat
Brown
California
Ronald Reagan
Nixon in New York to push narcotics control
President Nixon heard from Ambrose that the program aims to divert assets toward treatment while adduction relates to the drug supply. He noted interest in soft drugs like marijuana and said penalties should be uniform nationwide to support law enforcement.
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Ambrose
Fic
Wixon
Alaska pipeline study favors Canada option over Alaska route
Interior Department analysis weighs environmental impacts of routes for a proposed Alaska gas pipeline. It finds a Canada path preferable overall, while noting potential advantages and greater risks for other routes including a tanker-based Arctic option and a Gulf of Alaska tanker port plan. The report outlines multiple scenarios without a decision and warns that actions on the permit will wait at least 45 days.
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Washington
Interior Department
Ganda Stead
Alaska
Tankee
Denia
Alternativa
North Slope
Midwest
Ganude
Leas
Tosti
Maska
Nering
U.S
Judnee Bay
Arctic Ocean
Tankel
Valdex
Algeaka
Servica Co
St Sea
Secret Service to Guard Five Democratic Presidential Hopefuls
Treasury Secretary John B. Connally said the Secret Service will protect five Democratic candidates for the presidency including Alabama Gov George Wallace. Other chosen candidates include Hubert H. Humphrey George McGovern Edmund S Muskie and Henry M Jackson. Protection will be based on a standard tied to struggling in polls and declared as viable candidates. The service will not disclose guarding numbers or specific arrangements.
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Secret Service
Alabama
George Wallsey
Treasury
John B. Connally
Wallace
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
George McGovern
Edmond
Muskie
D-Maine
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Alb
Lacy
Seth
Robert. Kennedy
California
Connally
Vie Sevret Service
Vie Service
Taree
C&A Sugar walkout ends as workers return to plant
Crockett workers resume toil after a walkout at the C and H Sugar plant ends. Company officials met with union readers and members over the weekend and reached an understanding. The outage began Thursday with 348 to 0 votes in favor of the walkout. Normal operations to resume Wednesday as maintenance continues and workers are recalled.
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Abe Lori
Lute netusman to be honored in San Leandro
In San Leandro, Rastshore Neighbors vote 95 to support Commean Cianise in memory of newsman Bill Romwali who died suddenly on March 3. Romwali was the organization’s first president. members held a memorial and shared rehouns leaves.
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Lute Netusman
San Leandro
Bill Romwali
Rastshore Neigbbars
Lestineni
Romwall
McHeyser
Ramwalli
Magee Gains Right to Act as Own Attorney
In San Rafael 40F the defendant Magee in Angela Davis case wins permission to represent himself at trial for kidnapping and conspiracy. Marin County Superior Court appoints Robert Carrow as standby counsel after Ginsberg allowed Los Angeles attorney Graves to withdraw amid billing disputes. Davis’s trial was separated and moved to Santa Clara. Magee’s trial will proceed alongside the Davis case in Marin County with later testimony in Santa Clara.
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San Rafael
Ruvhell Magee
Angela Davis
Jide
Leonard Ginsberg
Tulette County
Maevis Couity
Mayes
Marin County
Magee
Ginsberg
Miss Davis
Ma Tin County
Santa Clara County
Sint Jose
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