Hayward Police Nab Three South County Burglary Suspects
Hayward detectives stopped three men as they unloaded rifles from a car at Dilling's apartment after a burglary at the home of Robert J. McCune. George H. Dilling, 90, of Hayward. Melvin M. Lucas, 27, of Fremont. and Thomas J. Sraith, 27, of Fremont, were charged with breaking and entering and ransacking the residence, with guns reported stolen.
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George H. Dilling
Magna Sr
Robert J. McCune
McCane
Dilling
Hail Reported Across South County Overnight
Fre mant Chamber of Commerce spokesman reported hail in South County overnight and at about 9 to 10 a m today. The public weather service notes hail near Kittl and San Lorenzo around 9 a m with stones about a quarter inch in diameter causing damage to plants and property.
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Fremant Chamber of Commerce
MN Wremont
Public Weather Service
San Lorenzo
Police kill former Hayward man Jauregui near Sacramento
Former Hayward resident Graviano Jauregui, 25, was killed by police near Sacramento after allegedly stabbing an officer during a confrontation at a tire store. Police say another officer shot Jauregui after he was tackled. Activist Sally Dela Riva demanded investigation into the death and criticized media coverage. Jauregui had ties to Hayward and to DQ University, and was reportedly en route with others to Wounded Knee when detained.
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Rapid City
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Jauregui
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Wounded Knee
Bay Area
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Dela Rive
Youth Brown Center
Mission Boulevard
Inti
DQ University
Suestenlo
Tne
Hayward house damaged by fire in attached garage
Fire at the home of Steven A. Ceruti on Zaballos Court caused about 8000 dollars damage yesterday. Firemen were called at 10 38 a m after a blaze began in the four garage attached to the single story stucco dwelling. Investigators suspect a gas wall heater in the garage may have started the fire. Mrs Ceruli and her mother Mrs Marie Tetevent were treated for smoke inhalation. Structural damage was limited to the garage and attic with smoke damage through to the house.
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Steven A. Ceruti
Zaballos Couri
Steven Ceruli
Marie Tetevent
Bartender held on sex charges in Hayward incident
Hayward police report Richard A. Benhart, 29, of 320 Harris Ave, was held on sex perversion and related charges after an incident at Brandon Ath Bar on West Tennyson Road. He allegedly assaulted and threatened a 50-year-old tavern patron after closing time to coerce sexual acts.
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Hayward
Richard A. Benhart
Harris Ave
Brandon Ath Bar
W. Tennyson Road
Benhart
Transatlantic air fares to rise under IATA plan
The International Air Transport Association agreed to raise North Atlantic fares starting April 4 by about six percent in the United States and Canada, eight percent in Britain, and 1 percent in Europe, to last through year end. The lowest New York to London excursion rate would climb from 318 to 133 in peak season and from 240 to 265 in off season. European members pushed for reduced fares to lure travelers, but the Advanced Purchase Excursion rate failed due to U.S. opposition.
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Britain
Europe
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London
U.S
Dates set for last POW releases in Vietnam conflict
A Saigon spokesman said the Communist prisoner exchange is three quarters complete and will end by Sunday March 27. By then 26 722 POWs will have been exchanged, 1 73 South Vietnamese soldiers and US troops withdrawn, with about 5 200 of the remaining 8 300 troops to be sent home. Some 1 000 will stay as part of the DAO.
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Cuban boat jumpers seek asylum amid hijack treaty test
Two Cuban ban fishermen leapt from the fishing vessel Cayo Largo as it was towed from Key West to international waters. They asked immigration officials for political asylum, saying they prefer death to returning to Cuba. Their case marks the first test of the new hijacking pact signed on February 26.
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Hopefuls debate budget and school funding stance
The candidates spar over balancing the budget and avoiding deficit spending. Moroney defends balanced budgeting while proposing bond issues and other revenue ideas. Rhodes stresses board responsibility to educate students and maintain teacher quality amid enrollment declines. Other speakers urge universal policy, community involvement, and improved maintenance and counseling to strengthen the district.
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Nixon ITT ties questioned in Chile and CIA talks
The report links ITT executives to a 1970 meeting with CIA official William Broe and to attempts to block Chilean President Allende's election. ITT denies impropriety while Merriam testifies he kept in touch with Broe under Geneen's instruction. Senate subcommittee investigates ITT and CIA cooperation amid merger talks and a Hartford insurance stake.
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Hartfordire Insurance Co
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Hertford
Senate
Food warehouse boosts bulk buys as prices rise
New York reports Glu Zeitzer expanding a retail food warehouse to serve expected weekend shoppers with cheaper 100 pound onion bags at 13 cents a pound instead of 23. Council foresees 1924 price lifts then gradual easing. advice urges larger purchases, discounts, and reduced consumption to ease family budgets.
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UPI
Glu Zeitzer
Zuitzer
Rand Corp
Schwartz
Nalney
School advising revamp urged
The Sunset pilot program for a sixth period advisory class drew mixed reactions from teachers and students. Advocates praised extended career talks and self development aims, while opponents worried about costs and teachers stepping beyond traditional subject roles.
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Soldahl
Gregory Michaels
Pay hike policy approved by San Lorenzo board
San Lorenzo school trustees approved a policy for annual cost of living adjustments for all employees, tied to budget viability and subject to future review. The action, backed by Allan Turm-Sin and Supl. Paul Whrel, aims to boost morale while recognizing district finances. A preliminary merger study with the San Jeandro district was authorized.
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Rita Resare
SAN Lorenzo
Nngrat
Feilistriet
San Jeandro
Allan Turm- Sin
San Lo- Tenge Education Association
Flont
Supl
Paul Whrel
Postal worker lie tests hinted at Fremont branch theft
U S Postal inspectors test tools at Fremont Wyingtin branch amid third major post office theft in 15 months. Police link Saturday robbery to inside help, say suspect knew operations. $13,597 taken including cash, checks, money orders, and registered mail. Victim Mrs Marion Mahan injured, left handed suspect described as black, about five feet tall.
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U.S. Postal Service
Wyingtin
Marion Maban
Tribery
Mahan
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