San Leandro launches private funding housing revitalization plan
A landmark revitalization program begins in San Leandro funded entirely by private capital. The Oakland Neighborhood Housing Service Inc will offer home improvement loans and advisory services within a defined area bounded by Tard and Durant avenues and Bancroft Avenue.
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California Commissioner of Sayings and Loans
City of
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Oakland Neighborhood Housing Service Inc
Oakland Neighborhood Housing Service
BART Tests 10 Car Train For First Time
Passengers riding the Bay Area Rapid Transit system today saw a longer train as BART tested a 10 car configuration, the maximum length the system can handle. Officials said they will extend all trains to 10 cars during full operation and noted progress on car delivery and acceptance from Rohr Corp. A rider from Fremont praised the reduced crowd compared with shorter trains.
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South County
Tor
BART
Rohr Corp
Fremont
Oakland
Stark to lead meat protest at Hayward Safeway
Congressman Pete Stark of Oakland will join a Hayward housewives meat protest at Jennyson Road and Hesperian Boulevard near Safeway. Pickets will also target local supermarkets Saturday, with Stark holding a news conference at 10130 and supporters citing rising shelf prices for canned meat and ham.
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Congress
Mat Tortney
Pete Stark
Oakland
Timactaw
Safeway
Jennyson Road
Hesperian Boulevard
Mary Tilddell
San Leandro kin identify two abandoned San Francisco children
San Leandro residents Mr and Mrs John Madey identified a 20 month boy Charlie May and his 4 month sister Dreama in Buena Vista Park San Francisco. Police say their mother Loyola Madey, 22, is missing and the father is unknown. Children are in juvenile authorities custody as investigators seek home and parental details.
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Buena Vista Park
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Charlie May
Dreama
John Madey
Patricia Byrne
Guernewes
Southert
Alameo
Patria
Byrne
Ginder
Model rail and history buff John Linnell dies at 67
John H Lin nell Sr known for model railway work and history interests in Hayward died yesterday at 67. A former Railway Kapresa Agency employee of 43 years in Oakland, he belonged to multiple model railway and historical societies. Survived by wife Bethall and seven children, services held at Savensen Brothers Chapel, Hayward. Memorials suggested to charities.
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John H. Linnell Sr
Linnell
Oakland
Railway Kapresa Agency
National Model Railway Asanciation
East Bay Model Raiway Association
Wacifie Gans Railway Historical Society
Hayward Avon Historical Society
Amadorermore Valley Historical Society
Mt. Diablo Sypress Union
Bethlall
Hayward Area
Milde Ln Charities
Fire damages warehouse at 828 P Street tied to Colonial Village Furniture
A Bayward A fire of undetermined origin caused about 1500 damage to a furniture warehouse at 828 P Street. Firemen reported the blaze began along the east wall and was checked by automatic sprinklers. The building, used by Colonial Village Furniture Co., sustained 250 damage to the structure with 1400 damage to stored furniture from water and flames.
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Pool Bled
Mutiny at Wounded Knee Reported in Occupied Village
The Justice Department and AIM officials describe rival AIM factions clashing at Wounded Knee. Leaders Russell Means and Dennis Banks appear to still hold command while a dissident Oglala faction led by Pedro Bissonette is said to have challenged them. Negotiations were postponed as uncertainty over who controls the occupied village persisted.
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Oglala
Brando Named Oscar Winner After Indian Rights Protest
In Tacoma two years ago Brando joined Puyallup Indians in a bank river protest over off-reservation fishing rights. He was arrested after hauling in steelhead and cited by a state Game Department agent. Nine years later Brando revisited the Wounded Knee occupation reference while accepting the Oscar for best actor, arguing the film industry bears blame for harming Indian and mocking their cause.
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Washington
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State Fisheries Department
Maynard's co market backs summer job opportunities drive
George Ivaldi leads a team to map best summer job openings in Alameda and Contra Costa counties. Jerry Workman, metropolitan director of the National Alliance of Businessmen, notes many private firms may offer positions. A breakfast meeting next Thursday will invite major area firms to participate. Organizers aim to establish a temporary city job office to coordinate the program. A week long phone pledge blitz will mobilize business and civic groups including service clubs to support job pledges.
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Jerry Workman
National Alliance of Businessmen
Alameda
Conten Cast
Workman
Grod
Plone
Man charged with burglary in Hayward incident
An Oakland man was arrested after fleeing a burglary scene in Hayward where three men allegedly stole $1,082 in goods from Kimma Kerrigan and Lorna Matson. Police say one seized the door while two others fled in a car. Equipment including stereo, clock radio and portable color TV were taken from the home.
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Oakland
A. Hayward
Robert Marinez
Policy
Kimma Kerrigan
Lorna Matson
Nile
Film president cites Fonda as preferred by Taradash
Hollywood reports Motion Picture Academy chief Daniel Taradash praised Jane Fonda's speech while noting Marlon Brando rejected his Oscar with a protest via an Indian woman in a valediction. Taradash contrasted Brando's response with Fonda's calm, saying Brando's was rude and Brando sent Sachet protest through Sachet Littlefeather. Brando’s rejection followed his Best Actor win for The Godfather and referenced Indian rights. Fonda, influenced by her father Henry Fonda, thanked the academy and did not politicize the ceremony.
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Stead Bean
Avyitt
Henry Fonda
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Jane Panda
Paradash
Thieu to tour U S and Europe for support visit
President Thieu plans a six day United States swing followed by two Europe trips to seek moral and financial support for South Vietnam. He will meet Nixon in California, attend events in Texas and Washington, visit Rome for a papal audience, then travel to London Seoul Taiwan and Taipei before returning to Saigon in April. Accompanying officials include Prime Minister Van Lam and other senior ministers.
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Crime declines across most categories in major cities
For cities of 100 000 to 500 000 population declines ranged from 2 to 7 percent in various crime classes with overall rates dropping. Suburban crime rose 2 percent while violent crime fell 4 to 6 percent from the prior year, with regional variations from the Northeast to the West. Attorney General Richard G. Ivlavidienst notes many cities report declines in service crime, including the nation’s capital showing a sharp drop.
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Lorney
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McCord testimony on Watergate spurs immunity debate
Senate investigators heard McCord describe alleged high level Watergate knowledge. immunity granted to some witnesses. Hunter testified for hours. Baker praised McCord's reported disclosures while Mansfield urged court action over latest committee disclosures.
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Burglary Strikes Maynard Home in Hayward
Alameda County sheriff reports a daytime burglary at Carrie Marie Georgia Maynard’s Hayward residence. Entry was via an unlocked door and thieves stole tape equipment, a pager, speakers, and 168 tape cartridges valued at 1 042 dollars.
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Last American Ties Vietnam Mission to Be Ended
Vietnam era staff at the ICS headquarters in Saigon watched as MACV declared the mission accomplished and the withdrawal of 2,491 Americans from Saigon and Da Nang began. An honor guard stood with a master sergeant furling the flag while service members reflected on their roles in the departure.
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Nixon to Speak on TV Tonight on Vietnam Endgame
Washington UPI reports President Nixon will address the nation this evening at 8 p.m. Pacific on the winding down of the Vietnam War and domestic matters. Press Secretary Ronald Ziegler announced the nationwide broadcast across all networks, touching on foreign policy and America's world role along with economic issues.
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America
Last group of POWs released from Vietnam
The final group of POWs arrived as Operation Homecoming officials processed them after medical checks. Navy Lt. John Ensol, 35, of Springfield, and Air Force Lt. James W. O'Neill of Las Vegas praised the return as a day of pride. With the last troops departing, Ambassador Noel Gayler hailed POWs for faith and courage as over 45,000 service members died in Vietnam.
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James W. O'Neill
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Masseuse wins house call fee case
Report notes callers shop prices for massage services with Miss Niemeyer saying clients can pay $0 for a half hour fully clothed session or $145 for topless work. She claims each massage lasts about an hour and she wears a nurse’s uniform, insisting on professional attire.
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