Four South County students named Sulstanding-scholars
In the 26th Bank of America Achievement Awards program Hayward area students earned top places across arts, sciences and math. Marc Cousineau Moreau High first in fine arts. Barry Gorden Canyon High first in visual arts. Angela Hancock Stansut High first in humanities. Michael Sone Casima Valley High first in science and mathematics.
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Aatival Bank of America
Marc Cousineau
Moreau High School
Barry Gorden
Canyon High School
Casita Valley
Angela Hancock
Stansut High School
Yardond Arts
Michael Sone
Casima Valley High School
SEU Dung Upee Eoials
Makland
Herilag
Canyor High Selual
Carol Garcia
San Lorengy Fidh School
Paltleia Thurston
Mt. Jilenleh
Post Office Robbery Probe Denies Detector Tests
Inspector R. E. Anderson of the San Francisco region stated no lie detector tests have been given to postal employees and none are being seriously considered in the Saturday Irvington Post Office robbery probe. He cautioned that tests may be considered if the investigation continues, but as of now they have not been requested. The robbery netted $13,097 in cash, checks, and money orders, and investigators consider possible inside help while questions linger over whether the office door was left unlocked intentionally.
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Irvington
R. E. Anderson
San Francisco
Exid
Anderson
Harer
Fur
American Postal Workers Union
Feimaie
Pallee
Anders
Abandoned Children Found in Washington Manor Home
Four children aged 2 to 11 were taken into protective custody after police found the Kinney residence in deplorable condition. Their mother, Mary Kinney, is sought on child abandonment charges amid a divorce proceeding with Peter Kinney. The oldest, Pamela, 11, attended school. the hour of events involved a suitcase and threats to inform others of alleged guardianship neglect.
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Washington Manor
Sar
Nhe
Snediger Collage
Purdue
Mary Kinney
Syesu
Tiger Thomas
Petur Kinney
David Kinney
Pamela Thomas
Pulice
Kinney
Man charged with cruelty to animals in San Leandro case
Dwight I. Fobrer Jr., owner of the abandoned Hillcrest Moles at 1690 Grand Ave, faces a cruelty to animals complaint after police found two emaciated dogs and four cats in neglectful conditions and lacking adequate food and water. Investigators say the animals were housed in empty hotel rooms and received minimal care. The district attorney's office filed the charge and police consider a possible public nuisance count.
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San Leandry
Dwight I. Fobrer Jr
Hillcrest
Tolive
Tfokner
Totel
Grand Ave
Celarm
Eny
Fohner
Polien
Fleo
Bay Area transit links eyed for north bay service
A UPI report says the Golden Gate Bridge District and AG Transit will pursue gas service scheduling to Wik Ma fin and Sadana Counties with Richmond and the West Bay BART system. The pact calls for agency personnel to draw patronage forecasts and set service levels and fares accordingly. May plan includes Fremont and Concord lines and exploring a Richmond San Rafael Bridge link to connect counties on different bay sides. A dual operation concept for San Rafael to Richmond Bay Area rapid transit is considered as KARTS already runs trains between Richmond and.
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Golden Gate Bridge
Fremont
Concord
Richmond-San Rafnel
Te Counies
San Francisco Bay
Wilkal Shudy
Tichmond Bay
KARTS
Richmond
Mnd
Palo Alto approves housing bias ordinance to curb discrimination
Palo Alto city council narrowly approves a housing bias ordinance by a 5 to 4 vote. The measure requires apartment owners to provide open records on rental terms and conditions to prevent racial discrimination. Proposed by the Peninsula Citizens for Fair Housing, it targets managers who give preferential treatment based on race or background.
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UPI
Terims
Mit-Peninsule
Man charged in child bride purchase in Illinois and North Carolina
Asheville North Carolina police say Harold Milley of Oak Park Illinois was arrested on a fugitive warrant linked to an alleged plan to buy a year old girl for marriage to Miller. The girl's parents Fred and Rita Flynn of Bolingbrook were charged with conspiracy and abandonment and released on bond. Miller faced falsified papers and false registration charges.
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N.C
UPL
Tlingis
Liday
J. Hail
Harold Milley
Oak Park
Chicago
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At & Joca
Olingbook Police
Gilet Food Johnson
Sail Itis Department
Dutuson
Plyan
Chiarleston
8.C
Miller
Flynns
Whatson
Mouday
Bollinbrook
Edwards
W. G. Kelly
Kelly
Hlinst Amt
Turkey approves Sunay term extension amid clashes at session
Amid fighting and chaos in Ankara, legislators backed a constitutional amendment to extend President Cevdet Sunay's term by two years. Delegates hurled chairs and pots as the chamber debated the measure, backed by major parties the Justice and Republican Peoples Party. The vote moves to the lower house for debate with an expected two-thirds approval within days to avert a political deadlock.
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Cevdel Sunays
Parliaiment
Turkey
Bus
Zabri Keskin
Democratics Party
Justice Party
Cela Bayar
Tarekey
Bayar
Lag
Democratic
Wvorthtanes Fay
Adin Merdeves
Oll
Democratic Poly
Vamelidates i
Anksi
Turaday
Sak Parsiament
Armendenent
Sinay
Widow Lindy Boggs Wins Louisiana Special Election
Lindy Boggs, widow of former House Majority Leader Hale Boggs, wins a Louisiana special election to fill his seat. She defeats Republican Robert Lay by a wide margin, garnering 42,589 votes to 37,? noting strong local support and her pledge of dedicated work.
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WEW
Gremans Lupl
House
Hale Boggs
Libyan Plane Fires at U S Crate Near Malta
Reports say a Libyan Air Force plane opened fire on a U S Air Force C130 transport over the Mediterranean near Malta. The C130 reportedly ducked, escaped, and its mission and crew size were unclear. No weapons were indicated on the U S plane.
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U.S
Washington
Mediterranean
Samees Reece
Croce Named Oakland School Superintendent Candidate
Livermore trustees unanimously hire Leo R. Croce to replace outgoing Md Rundstron as Oakland’s new associate superintendent over 20,000 students. Croce vows quality education, plans a move from Livermore by year two, and cites a June 12 bond issue vote seeking a $5.6 million tax increase.
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Overmore
Oakland
Leo R. Croce
Livermore
MD Rundstron
Crowe
Vive Vstrustees
Lilfayélle
Yim
Owners sue over park pressure and rent raise
Oakland attorney Charter Trckel representing patio dwellers says ten tenants at Mission Bay faced an economic squeeze by park owners amid threats and defamation claims. Ring leaders named include Paul White and CE Mer ner with a council of homeowners. A rent hike from 124 to 14 occurred March 1, followed by a tentative offer to cap increases at 85 a month with four year no further rise, rejected by tenants.
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Oakland Atorney Charter Trckel
Ciay Palace
Brandenburg
Staedier
People Power
Divellers
Gwiuw
Paul White
CE Merner
Ben Stair
G. M. Lessard
Ann Westwood
Herbert C. Finley
Knute Jolson
White
Mission Bay
California Serrano case tests tax law and education reach
Legal debate centers on tax limits for school funding and the Serrano decision. John E. Coons predicts the California Supreme Court will rely on state constitution philosophy, potentially resisting federal parallels. Officials discuss whether education quality varies with wealth and how Senate Bill 90 affects equity, with trial in Los Angeles weighing equality versus local funding.
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John E. Coons
Beerkeley Law
Serrana
Califonia
Pie State Supreme Court
California
Coons
Alby
Willard M. Belasco
Supreme Gaal
Belasco
Belasco Wld
Nixon wins uod for economic controls
Nixon battles over economic controls with Senate amendments. Debates focus on freezing agricultural prices, rent controls, wage limits, and broad power to allocate production reserves. The record shows stalemate on key price and wage provisions, while a major housing clauses remains under consideration.
Food price rise dominates February CPI report
The BLS reports meat poultry and fish led the February price jump with a 5 percent rise after seasonal adjustment, the largest since June 1968. Overall CPI up 0.7 percent, food costs persistently high, with continued expectations of rising prices through the year and Phase 1 price controls.
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Jane
Cost of Living Council
White House
Peninsula
Piles
Way
Medina
Pebrua'y
Gazalin
Silients
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