Landmark San Leandro revival backs private funding
A groundbreaking San Leandro revitalization plan launches with no federal subsidies and private capital. The project covers 73rd to Durant bounded area and East 14th. Oakland Neighborhood Housing Service coordinates loans, contractor rehab guidance, and inspections with twenty six savings and loan associations and the California Commissioner of Savings and Loans backing the effort. Lawrence Adayner, former Alameda County Welfare official, leads as executive director.
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BART Tests 12 Car Train With Longer Rides
Bay Area Rapid Transit tests a single 12 car train on its system, longer than the usual five and six car sets. Officials pulled cars from standard service to run one rear train daily as a test while planning to lengthen all trains to 12 cars. Only about 45 to 50 percent of Rohr Corp cars delivered are in revenue service. The South County president noted the longer train felt emptier compared to the usual five car load.
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Congressman's Hayward meat protest at Safeway urged
Fortney Pete Shark D Oakland will attend a housewives meat price demonstration at the Safeway on Tennyson Road and Hesperian Boulevard with a 10 am start after a time change. He will hold a news conference at 10 30 before an Sacramento appointment. Pickets set for Hayward supermarkets Saturday. Bylines note higher shell item prices and canned meat at local stores.
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Two Young San Leandro Children Identified by Grandparents
Grandparents in San Leandro identified two abandoned children found in Buen Viste Park San Freedzen as Charlie Mudej 20 months and a four month old sister Names provided by John and Mrs Mader of San Leandro per Juvenile Inspector Patricia Byrne Police say the mother Louella Mader 22 reportedly lived in Southern Alameda County and the fathers identity unknown Both children remain in protective custody as police continue investigating their home situation and seek the parents.
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Model rail history buff Linnell dies in Hayward at 67
Hayward native H Lain Linnell Sr died yesterday aged 67 after a long rail and history career. Retired after 43 years with Railway Express in Oakland, he belonged to multiple rail and history groups including National Morel Railway Association and East Bay Model Railway Association. Survived by wife Keilsen and seven children, 26 grandchildren, services held at Sorensen Brothers Chapel. Memorials to charities requested by the family.
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Two Men Arrested in San Leandro Cocaine Case
San Leandro police arrested Richard G. Marrid, 23, and Richard O. Swansin, 21, after stopping a van at MacArthur Boulevard and Superior Avenue. They allegedly found cocaine in a canedry lining, charging both with possession.
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Mutiny at Wounded Knee Divides AIM Occupation
PINE RIDGE reports of internal dissension at Wounded Knee split AIM leadership as factions clash over control of the occupied village. Officials say negotiations stalled because internal representatives inside Wounded Knee are not clearly aligned with outside leaders, complicating a path to talks with the government.
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Brando's ties to Indian causes loom in arrest tale
In Tacoma Washington Brando linked to Indian rights protests meets state game and fisheries enforcement. A gillnet incident on the Puyallup River drew attention as Brando questioned state laws. Nine years later talk of his Oscar win for The Godfather is noted amid ongoing off-reservation fishing disputes with the Vidians claiming treaty rights.
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Three Vehicles Damaged In San Leandro Vandalism
Police reported three automobiles vandalized on Dolores Street near LaCosta earlier Tuesday morning. Caesar Corti Rey Stephens and Ronald Latest were identified as owners. windows were smashed and each car towed.
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Community fund committee weighing grants and status
Continued from page 1 discussion lists Teen Center 3530 dollars Seventh Steg fi 20ny Canes 4250 Davis Street Center 8000 and Family Service Agency 6900 as awards. Questions arise about fund eligibility use and rights to hire state staff and program expansion while funds await revenue sharing.
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Film president says he preferred Fonda at Oscars
Motion Picture Academy President Taradash notes Jane Fonda earned praise for her speech while Marlon Brando sent Sacheen Littlefeather to refuse the award in protest over treatment of Indians. Brando did not attend the ceremony and did not deliver his speech. The event sparked mixed reactions as Brando’s stance drew both support and criticism.
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Hayward backs halfway house for ex convicts
Hayward backs a proposed halfway house to aid South County ex convicts with supervision and counseling. The Seventh Step Foundation seeks state funds via Regional Council on Criminal Justice, with Hayward as sponsor and host if funds release, citing parolee loneliness and need for steady housing and transportation links.
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Crime decline across cities in 1972 on average
Nationwide crime totals fell in burglary and theft while robberies dropped four percent, the violent crime category still rising slightly. The MET report by IML Acting Director Patrick Sray notes mixed results across major cities, with Fremont showing a 1.7 percent decline and larger cities averaging a seven percent drop in larger populations.
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Watergate Hearings Highlight McCord Testimony
Investigators weigh immunity as McCord testifies before the Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities. McCord’s remarks prompt questions about White House knowledge and prior awareness of the Watergate break. Baker notes McCord “covered a lot of territory” while emphasising the need for full disclosure and prompt accountability.
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Woman struck in crosswalk in San Leandro
Maria Ortins, 56, of 1220 Orchard Ave, was hospitalized in Dockers Hospital with injuries after a car driven by Dany W. Mascroff struck her on Davis Street near Orchard Ave. Another pedestrian, Maria Ortins, 24, of the same address, was treated and released. Mascroff was cited for failing to yield to a pedestrian in a cross walk.
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Last American leaves Vietnam as MACV mission ends
A small group of Vietnamese staffers watched as U S troops departed Tan Son Nhut near Saigon. General Weyand hailed MACV’s mission to deter further aggression, saying it accomplished its goal. An honor guard and a color guard saluted 89 service members at the exit. The departing Americans had spent hours in Saigon and Da Nang, sharing jokes and farewells, with some saying goodbye to Vietnamese girlfriends.
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Nixon on TV Tonight Delivers Nationwide Address
Washington reports President Nixon will speak on television and radio networks at 8 p.m. Pacific time outlining the windup of the Vietnam War and domestic matters including the economy. Press Secretary Ron Ziegler said the address will cover foreign policy and Americas role in the world and domestic concerns.
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Last group of POWs released
The final group of prisoners of war were released today amid ceremonies at Clark Air Base. Nine Americans and two Canadians held in Laos were freed on Wednesday, delaying the deadline set by the Passages agreement. Adm. Noel Gayles thanked the POWs for their faith and courage as more than 45,040 American servicemen who died in Vietnam were honored.
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Massenseé Wins House Call Fee Controversy
A fragment notes Massenseé charging for house calls and telephony price shopping. Miss Niemeyer mentions clients seeking options and pricing, with references to a weekly paper hat and massages priced at four half-hour sessions for 20 dollars, topless services for 18 dollars, and staff in uniform.
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