Ex-convict becomes national head of Seven Step Foundation
Bob Rogers, once incorrigible in state prison, rises to president of a national group aiding ex-convicts. Now San Leandro hosts the organization’s national headquarters after eight years in local leadership, reflecting a life transformed from crime to public service through Seventh Step and community involvement.
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Canine commode invention aids dog owners
A Park Ridge retiree, A DeVere Brockhouse, plans to market a dog toilet for pets like his miniature Schnauzer. The aluminum box uses a fibrous glass bottom and a flush to wash waste into a floor drain. Expected price about 200 dollars, with larger models possible.
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U.S. crime rate up in 1975 but slower than 1974 rise
The FBI reports a 9 percent rise in the national crime rate for 1975, half the pace of 1974, with murder slightly down and property crimes rising. California cities shown mixed trends, Hayward and San Leandro districts reporting varying assaults and robberies, while countywide figures point to larger city gaps and slower national momentum.
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Weather note unclear forecast and odds of rain
Fragmentary weather note mentions possible rain tonight and low temperatures. No clear locations or times. Requires page 31 for a full forecast.
New Haven Auditors and Police Consider Finance Probe
New Haven officials contemplate a routine police and Hayward firm audit into district finances after Supt Hedden’s resignation. Police Chief Kirkpatrick says no wrongdoing found yet as board members are away at a conference. Acting Supt Emanuele cites money handling controls and routine year end procedures.
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Ford pushes flu vaccine program
President Ford urged a national mass flu vaccination before winter to avert a possible epidemic from a swine flu strain. He asked Congress for funding, directed HEW to plan distribution, and said inoculations would be available with a modest fee for all Americans. Mass campaigns and mobile clinics would mirror polio efforts.
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Teamsters to ballot on strike over freight pact
CHICAGO UPI Prospects for a strike free settlement between Teamsters and the trucking industry for a national freight agreement dim today. Union negotiators rejected a revised package leaving no settlement in sight. President Frank Fitzsimmons briefed about 600 local leaders in Chicago and sent them home without a contract proposal as weekend meetings were set to authorize a strike at midnight March 31 when the pact expires. Local business leader Jim Araujo warned of a ripple effect and delayed impact on the economy.
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