Major heroin ring busted in South County raids
A joint sweep by 90 agents from Fremont Union City Hayward Oakland and others netted two heroin racks valued at twenty thousand dollars and six cars. Police said the group led a major supply network extending into other counties and arrested 21 people including organizers and top dealers from Hayward Newark and Fremont with charges tied to heroin distribution.
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le Ala
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Fremont
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Hayward
Sherriff’s Department
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T Heting
Rewmond A. Parra
Rehemn RB. Nixon
Neliman
Masas
Robi Maceda
Scully
Three Arrested In Bar Robbery In Alameda County
Three suspects were arrested after a bar robbery on Lilith Avenue in San Leandro Alameda County. Police recovered about 35 to 40 stolen items including radios taped recorders and a store, many marked with Operation Identification. Arrested at 507 16th Ave were Runwid Gouveia Vickey Louver and Chester Caylar all employed at Western Electric San Leandro. Deputies and other police found about 20 000 amphetamines and several pounds of marijuana. They are charged with possession of marijuana dangerous drugs and stolen property and await arraignment at Hayward Municipal Court.
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Alameda County
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16Th Ave
Runwid Gouveia
Vickey Louver
Chester Caylar
Gene Saper
Western
Train collision near Leandra halts truck on spur
Modesto driver Holley, 49, loses control when a train strikes his truck on a railroad spur in Leandra area. Police note truck partially blocked the track for minutes before impact. No signals or warnings observed. brakes allegedly not inspected. Patched report cites several names and unclear details.
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Delta H. Holley
Modesto
Clawson Brothers
Clea
Vic
Three Arrested in San Leandro Drug Raid and Robbery
Police say three suspects were arrested after a San Leandro drug raid led to armed robbery at Bill's Rendezvous tavern on 20H Doolittle. Stan Johnson, Dennis Hawkins, and Gary Washington were charged after allegedly entering with pistols, taking cash, and being detained nearby as an alarm rang at 6 40.
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San Leandro
Bill
Gary
Washington
Johnson
Berfhley
Makin
Iffi
Burglar Steals From San Leandro Home Reveals Cash Loss
Mrs Mi yoko Vieira reported a burglary in San Leandro as a thief entered through an unlocked kitchen door while she mowed the lawn. The intruder took 25 treast and a wallet from her dining room, leaving a Shawagh envelope on the lip of an adres, with 825 dollars in cash missing.
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San Leandro
Miyoko Vieira
San Leandra
Stolen Tools From Pickup Truck Reported In San Leandro
San Leandro police report a burglary at Hesperian Boulevard where suspects entered a business lot and removed a pickup truck and power tools. They also took a wheelbarrow and a metal chain used to secure items, with an assortment of tools documented as missing. Authorities describe an organized effort and are reviewing security footage for identities.
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Weeder
Nlight
Rewnsen Cross Jumbar Co
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Vty
Huay Tools
Quikiqudynent Co
Hesperian
Lakenalge
Hearing on hospital permit hearing rescheduled for April fifteenth
San Leandro Memorial Hospital hearing on whether to grant a conditional use permit was postponed to 7:30 p.m. April 15. Martin Vilz of the city’s community development office said the hearing had been moved at the applicants’ request. Hayward residents plan to object citing potential traffic and neighborly concerns.
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Sam Lanro
San Leandro Memorial Hospital
Martin Vilz
Hayg-Vista
Denton
Vietnam
Contin
Nixon
Ailes Lager
Oklahoma City
Okla
Chen Fon
Apollo experts join BART study on automatic drain control system
Aerospace experts from the U S manned space program will lead a six month study of BART s automatic drain control system at U S Department of Transportation and NASA cost. the plan follows board controversy over outside consultants led by Profet and a resignation by Arnold Anderson in protest.
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Newark
Robert Gil
Ruth
Mercury
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Robert Profet
Gin
Profet
Arnold Anderson
Castro Valley
Silliman
Directar
South County
Gilrath
Mvelul
Silman
Ceiling price order limits meat costs across markets
The administration imposes a price ceiling on meat sales with penalties for violators, effective Thursday at 5 pm PST. Retailers, wholesalers, and processors cannot charge more than a set figure based on recent sales. Poultry at Seafood is exempted. Imported staples may pass along cost increases dollar for dollar, but domestic meat is covered. Treasury Secretary Shultz defends the plan as part of a broader effort to curb inflation and encourage production, urging Congress to grant authority to suspend price controls on scarce goods. Housewives are urged to shop wisely to help reduce prices.
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George Shull
Prin Tram
Shully
Peace Talks at Wounded Knee Open Despite Setbacks
Government negotiators and a militant leader held face to face talks at Wounded Knee amid optimism for progress toward settlement. A mutiny within the siege weakened prospects, while protests in Sacramento and a Newark court verdict about a horse owner’s conviction added to a day of unsettled events.
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UPLA
Kier ‘Mairstray
Janes Aboureals
DST
Pulitante
Wounded Knee
ATM
Oginly Sion
Sacramento
POWS Describe Prison Experiences and Silence Policy
Former prisoners recount brutal treatment by captors, tests of endurance, and strict silence orders from Washington. Veterans detail starvation, filth, and torture methods while noting Pentagon guidance to avoid speaking on the subject. Captors used psychological torment, and some inmates feared being singled out for further abuse if they spoke.
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Clark
Travy
Jorentiat A. Newton
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Jilly Li
Hle
Won College
X.G
Touryen
Willy
Ecology ruling stirs concern over jobs and guidelines
Environmentalists challenge how the new guidelines define significant impact. The debate centers on the term substantial adverse versus the broader initial draft. Public hearings are promised before permits, while a state review is planned for August as the board tightens its criteria.
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Joseph Vort
Akes
Secon Iink
Sensuous Louch Opens Parlor Sparking City Debate
Sinn Leandra residents debate a new service parlor, with Benny Schapero opening the Serious Towel Massage Parlor on Marcel 20. officials reviewed the permit process and fire and building codes while neighbors express concern that such establishments could attract trouble. Schapero defends his business, noting advertising limits and his plan to avoid disputes, and mentions a long lease and aims to invest in property.
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Kinane
Joe ‘Arch
Sin Leandra
Marcel
Benny Schapero
Ban Leandra
Arel
Mit
Belora
Aref
Fies
Hewin
Harey C. McCrea
Washington Manor
Puller
Muckga
Hayward
Fonttime
Sinn Leandra
Suhapero
Sehapera
Sehapero
Teen murder trial verdict urged jury on total evidence
The defendant told the jury the preponderance of evidence shows Kennedy not only committed the crimes but premeditated them. Assistant Public Defender Michael Ciradlo urged acquittal or at most manslaughter, calling for examination of the total evidence and noting mental deficiency aggravated by his client’s situation.
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Hat Kennedy
White
Oliver
Miss Peli
Hiss Iselin
Michael Ciradlo
Vahey
Nonvicton
Keane Nedy
Warts and Hypnosis Study Attracts Medical Attention
A Boston hospital study reports hypnosis may reduce wart symptoms in some patients. Four doctors detail a small trial with a few dozen participants showing modest wart reductions after hypnotic exposure, while a control group saw no change. The authors caution the results are preliminary and limited by sample size.
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Thomas P.barkell
Eliza Kalka
Silverbeng
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