Five Bay Area youths up for Alameda County of the Year honor
Five youths from Hayward San Leandro Fremont Oakland and Alameda are named finalists for Alameda County Youth of the Year. Richard Faria 16 Hayward represents Hayward Boys Club. Frank Pulaski 17 San Leandro represents San Leandro Boys Club. Chris Sullivan 18 Fremont represents Fremont Boys Club. Marvin Adams 11 Oakland represents Oakland Boys Club. Michael Coustler 18 Alameda represents Alameda Boys Club. Each is profiled for achievements in academics arts and sports and will receive trophies and 200 in savings bonds.
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Alameda County
Serumniss
Alaemi
Creed
Richard
Michael Faria
Bluefield Lane
Hayward
Frank Pulaski
Castro St
San Leandro
Chris Sullivan
Blacow ‘Road
Fremont
Marvin Adams
Oakland Boys Clubs
Michael Coustler
Alameda Boys Club
George F. Sullivan
Kennedy High School
United States Savings
Two Die From Separate Motorcycle Accidents in Livermore Area
Two South County residents died yesterday from injuries in separate motorcycle crashes. Casey Bund, 13, of 1627 D Street Wayward died at Eden Hospital after a March 19 incident near Carnegie Park. Dennis W. Tomoff, 24, of 345 N. 1st Street Livermore died at Valley Memorial Hospital following a hit barricade accident near Stadium Court at the Livermore Rodeo Grounds. Michael Teery, 28, of Teakwood Drive Fremont remained in critical condition at Washington Hospital after a head on collision on Morory Avenue in Fremont. A youth learning to drive was hospitalized recovering from injuries.
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South County
Casey Bund
Wayward
Eden Hospital
Carnegie Park
Livermore
Dennis W. Tomoff
Hit & Chain
Stadium Court
Livermore Rodeo ‘Grounds
Valley’ Memorial Hospital
Michael Teery
Teakwood
Brive
Fremont
Washington Hospital
Jin
Moiory Avene Inremont
I. Uiyea
Herald
Sani Hospital
Long-time Castro Valley grocer dies after 25 years
Nor Hellen 41 Nor a Castro Valley resident who for 25 years operated a Hayward grocery with her husband died at 61. Their store Nors Market at 22760 Third Streets. She was Idaho native and member of Hayward Eastern Star Chapter 331 and Walberg Lodge. Survived by husband Harold two daughters Patricia Costa and Suzan Smith a brother and several sisters two grandchildren. Services set for 2 pm Wednesday.
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Nor
Hayward
Nors' Market
Sears
Idaho
Order of the Eastern Star
Walbarg Lodge
Harold
Patricia Costa
Castro
Dog Shots Owner At Hayward Company Plant
Paul Chitwood of Hayward told police a German Shepherd jumped from a car rear seat into the front seat at the Shasta Beverage Co plant on Industrial Boulevard Saturday morning. The dog’s movement apparently struck the hammer of Chitwood's holstered pistol and discharged into his right leg. He drove home and was treated at Painmont Hospital, released after the bullet passed through without serious damage.
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Hayward
Paul Chitwood
Shasta Beverage Co
Industrial Boulevard
Chitwood
Truck hijacked with liquor shipment near Oakland
Walter Murraywin reported his truck carrying 15 cases of liquor was hijacked Friday on Industrial Boulevard. He said three unidentified men held him at gunpoint near Whipple Road while he checked tires, then drove him to Richmond and released him. The abandoned truck was recovered later Friday night by Hayward detectives.
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Hayward
Oakland
Industrial
Walter Murraywin
Ftaas Bros
Macray
Liquay
Salmon trawler destroyed by three alarm fire
A 40 foot salmon trawler under construction by James A. Beard in Livermore was destroyed by a three alarm blaze that burned two and a half hours at Mat Lougilln Road. Officials estimated damage at 5000 dollars with 3000 dollars and three years of work lost. a shed nearby also burned. County units from Valley Community Services District Livermore and Pleasanton fire departments responded.
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Livermore
James A. Beard
Lawrence Livermore Laboratory
Mat Lougilln Road
Valley Community Services District
Pleasanton
Leukemia treatment using cell separation shows cycle control
The Minneapolis team reports leukapheresis as an alternative to drug therapy for chronic leukemia. In a patient, repeated cell removal and return stabilized blood counts, reduced crisis risk, and restored disposal of abnormal cells. Researchers note early results and potential for broader use in select patients.
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Dr. Good
Peiy
Binneapolis Hospital
Good
Minneapolis
Yanger
Soledad jury deadlocked in high profile case
In San Francisco a nine woman and three man all white jury in the Soledad Brothers trial failed to reach a verdict after 12 days of deliberation. The judge ordered continued deliberations as security tightens surrounding the case linked to the Angela Davis incident at San Quentin. Defendants include John Clotchette and Fleeta Drumgo, accused of killing a prison guard. George Jackson died in August. Witnesses testified about the guard’s shooting and Jackson’s complicity.
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UPI
Soledad Brothers
Tony
Junge 5
Tee Davies
Ria
Angela Davis
San Jose
United Sates
John Clotehatte
Srt
Fleets Drumpa
George Jarkson
San Quentin Prison
Aow Jackson Bocal
John V. Mills
Soledad
Clatchelle
Drumga
Pakistani scholar acquitted in Berrigan case in Harrisburg
Federal Judge in Harrisburg acquitted Eqbal Ahmad of two counts in the Berrigan case while denying a blanket acquittal for all. The judge voided one key testimony from star witness Boyd J. Douglas Jr. and threw out two indictment counts against Ahmad, potentially reducing his maximum sentence to five years on the conspiracy charge. Four other defendants face up to five years.
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Harrisburg
UPH
Eqbal Ahmad
Armad Aad
Marnishug
R. Dixon Herman
Ahmad
Strick
Boyd J. Douglas Jr
Douglas
Ahmed
Herman
Mary Scoblick
Neil McLaughlin
Hira
Elizabeth Mcalister
Philip
Berrigan
Henry 4. Kissinger
Imum
Alioto Defends Jury Verdict in Malicious Lawsuit Claim
Mayor Alioto and three ex officials uphold the jury verdict saying plaintiffs got value and fees shared, while denouncing the suit as politically motivated. Alioto and Connell lowing Fahy face April 17 in federal court on conspiracy to bribe a public official, tied to fee limit removal and sharing.
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Aliota
Washington, D.C
Adiota
O'Connell
Washington State
Connell
Fahy
Sal
Davis Trial Probes Conspiracy Claim and Political Motives
Prosecutor says weight of evidence and events will be overwhelming in the Davis case. Miss Davis’s lawyers call it a political trial aimed at persecuting a black militant communist. A pretrial judge cites the kidnapping and court slaying charges as the flimsiest capital case. Reports note Soviet bloc sympathy and Tass coverage. A contested claim states Davis bought the four guns used by Jonathan Jackson in the courthouse raid.
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Miss Davis
George Jackson
Jackson
Jonathan
San Rafael
California
San Hanael
Harold Maley
Jonathan Jackson
Marlin County
Court Rejects Long Hair Appeal in School Dress Code
The Supreme Court refused to hear seven students from Utah, New Mexico, Colorado and Oklahoma seeking a rating on suspension for wearing long hair. The denial came without comment, over a dissent by Justice Douglas, as circuits divided on school hair length cases.
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Supreme Court
American Civil Liberties Union
Fac
William ©. Douglas
ACLU
Utah
New Mexico
Colorado
Oklahoma
U.S
Denver
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Cintintati
Boston
Chicago
St Louis
Richmond
Race mix appeal rejected by court
The Supreme Court denied San Diego Unified School Districts appeal challenging a lower court order for more desegregation hearings. The case, rooted in de jure and de facto segregation concepts, questioned authorities and constitutional rights as the district pursues racial balance and equal protection principles.
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Washington
UPS
Supreme Court
San Diego
Superior Court
Thomas GC. Lynch
CASE
Perth
Lazar
Lynch
Deputies criticize church bingo crackdown as ill timed
Hayward campaign chatter centers on a church bingo shutdown ordered by deputies last week. J Kenneth Birchfield a Hayward City Council candidate denounces the action as poorly timed amid a constitutional amendment debate on charity bingo. He notes players were not required to donate to receive prizes and calls the crackdown a political misstep.
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J. Kenneth ‘Birchfield
Hayward
Hitchfield
Sai Te
Eyeu
Birchfield
High court upholds cigarette ad ban over print media claims
The court rejected challenges to a cigarette advertising ban citing print media as unaffected. Plaintiffs included Capital Brasdssling Co WNAV Annapolis Dover Broadcasting Dover Turner Communications WMA and others from multiple states with NAB expanding to 2118 AM radio 1259 FM and 30 TV stations in the new network.
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NAT
Capital Brasdessling Co
WNAV
Annapolis
Dover Broadcasting Co
WDOV
Dover
Del
Turner Communications Corp
WMA
Charleston
Northwest Broadcasting Co
Gaffe Closes Eastbound Lanes Near Fallon Road Ramp
California Highway Patrol encounters a giant traffic jam when eastbound lanes are closed near Fallon Road east of Santa Aita. The State Division of Highways kept lanes shut for three hours while workers build a new overpass. No detour had been set up. JL reported the sudden closure caught officers by surprise as they tried to establish an emergency detour.
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Santa Hita
California Highway Patrol
MW Ubis
Fallon Road
Santa Aita
State Division of Highways
Prowl car stolen during Merced burglary probe
Merced police recovered a patrol car reported stolen Sunday five hours after it vanished from a residence where an officer was investigating four burglary reports. The vehicle was found stuck in the mud at Almond Orchard. Officers said the keys were left in ignition and later changed.
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Merced
Almond Orchard
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