Narcotics arrests after two month Hayward Weekes Park probe
Police arrested nine adults and several juveniles in Hayward after a two month narcotics investigation at Weekes Park. Suspects include Steven Scarborough 22 Leonard Weise 18 Richard Elam 22 Deborah Bradford 79 David Lindsay 19 Earl Zurcher Jr 19 and Tony Lithgow 18 all facing possession for sale charges for marijuana heroin or barbiturates. arrests occurred at their Hayward or Union City homes as undercover agents linked Weekes Park drug activity to local users and dealers.
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Cause of editor death unknown at Fremont
Carol Jo Gillan 26, women's editor of The Argus and The Daily Review sister paper in Fremont, died suddenly after a three day illness. Autopsy results inconclusive, with further tissue tests pending for years. Funeral set in Concordia Kansas tomorrow. donations requested to Rt Josephs Hospital intensive care unit in Concordia.
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Forum gears up for action in Fremont
The Forum for We Future plans a reorganization after a five year history of social meetings. A committee proposes a full time salaried coordinator and a budget plan of 500 to 1500 dollars to strengthen the Forum’s mission. Each member agency to submit needs and a concrete program for reorganization.
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Tri-City
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Rainy delays push Newark street repairs to 1975 76
City officials warn several South County road projects will be postponed due to heavy maintenance drains. Cherry Street from Bain Avenue to Central with Central Avenue to the Nimitz Freeway and 40 Filbert Street face delays. Cedar Boulevard and Mayens Landing Road also possible cuts. Newark Boulevard, the worst area, may require extensive work but decisions hinge on funding and prioritization.
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Five Alarm Blaze Destroys San Francisco Pier
A five alarm fire destroyed Pier 7 in San Francisco and spread to Pier 4. About 200 firefighters, fireboats, and Coast Guard cutters battled the blaze for about two hours ending with partial collapse of pier walls. Gasoline is blamed for the explosion near the pier’s office section, while workers and bystanders observed from nearby areas.
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Nixon proposes tougher crime plan with longer prison terms
Nixon pitches a broad crime code doubling penalties for heroin seizures and marijuana trafficking, expanding mandatory minimums and feebies. The plan targets white collar offense penalties, insanity defense reforms, and artistic material restrictions while urging harsher fines and longer sentences nationwide.
Viet Cong object to POW release terms amid troop withdrawal dispute
Viet Cong leader Tran Van Tru accused Wickham of breaking a prior agreement and demanded immediate turnover of 32 prisoners. He said all American troops would withdraw before any POWs are freed and cited Hanoi’s offer to release 100 POWs this weekend, with further link-clarifications stalled by U S troop withdrawal delays.
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Dali Art Or Fila Airline Chooses Decor Option
Toerla Air Lines of Spain will deliver a Douglas aircraft equipped with two original Salvador Dali paintings at a cost of $70,000. The airline plans flexible cabin decor, allowing the paintings to be hung or used as movie screens to suit passenger tastes.
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Police dog flushes suspects in San Leandro burglary
Officer William Schroeder and his police dog Score! flushed two juvenile suspects from the San Leandro creek bed after a break in at Golien West Prick ing Co. on Peralta Ave. The youths surrendered when warned, as officers checked the truck yard to find a stolen tail gate and shoes valued at 725 dollars plus office supplies worth 2 dollars.
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Leroy Sanghez
Brunk charge dropped in bicycle DUI case
Sacramento municipal court dismissed drunken driving charges against Walter E Murray 55 after his attorney argued a bicycle is not a vehicle under California Vehicle Code. Deputies spotted him weaving on a WW speed bicycle with a 75 pound sack of groceries on the rack near his home last month 29.
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Joseph A. Martin
Pet tax deduction bill aims to aid owners in California
Sacramento UPI reports Assemblyman Carlos Bec O-Hayward introduced AB-R70 to provide state income tax deductions for pet care costs. The measure would include veterinary expenses and spaying or neutering, arguing many view pets as family and seek relief from rising pet medical costs.
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Kee
South state storm vanishes from Southland skies
A powerful Pacific storm that lashed the Southland with rain and snow showers on Wednesday seems to have vanished today except for lingering clouds and light precipitation in the mountains. In Los Angeles the rain ended, skies cleared, and a sharp spring day followed with gusty winds. Snow advisories remain in effect for mountain regions still blanketed by heavy storm remnants.
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BART faces critique over safety and control systems
The exchange centers on a consultant’s scathing appraisal of BART equipment and procedures. Robert Profet’s expanded findings fault train car quality from Rohr Corp and frequent design changes. He warns BART relies too heavily on contractors Westinghouse and PBTB, with staff too few to manage complex, space age controls.
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California residents rate crime as No 1 problem
Across the state people of all racial groups and incomes identify crime as the top concern, with 47 percent feeling crime rose this year. Los Angeles County and Northern California outside the Bay Area report higher crime pressures, while 21 percent see no change and 21 percent say they don’t know.
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