Haywardite May Purchase Sierra Town
Lois Kargul owner of Toys ice Cream Parlor and her clergyman brother aim to buy Keddie California population 310, a former railroad town seven miles north of Quincy. They plan to run half as a resort and the other half as a religious retreat with the Rev. Wirlek who has a national radio audience. The current owner must sell to meet debts. Keddie draws rail excursions of about 130 people on weekends.
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Quincy
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Ex Trustee May Lead Canyon High School
Castro Valley former school district trustee Robert L Forbes is recommended for principal of Canyon High School by district superintendent Dr Marvin Smith after review of his qualifications and leadership record for the post.
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Robert L. Forbes
Castro Valley Unified School
Canyon High School
Marvin Smith
Dale Lambert
Smith
Robert Forbes
Lambert
Dishel
Willam Crozier
Crozier
Forbes
California State College
Hayward
Kano
Nigeria
Ohio University
Agency On International Development
Postman Appeals Suspension In San Leandro Park Incident
Postman Rick Herrera along with two coworkers appeal a one day pay suspension for playing catch in a public park. They challenge the action under postal rules and Gilbert and Sullivan style rhetoric. The trio, Herrera 31 Delmar Himango 21 and Mike Dolan 26, faced charges from Postmaster William Goward. Dolan accepted the suspension while Herrera and Himango pursued appeals with the National Association of Letter Carriers to the San Francisco regional post office.
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San Leandro
Police Chase Protesters From Stanford Building
Stanford police and county officers moved to clear Encina Hall as 100 officers confronted about 250 antiwar protesters who had occupied the administration building. Demonstrators were arrested after vowing to leave, while Stanford suspended them pending hearings and cited injuries from clashes with conservative students outside.
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Calif
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Stanford University
Encina Hall
Santa Clara
University
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Richard M. Lyman
Harvard of the West
Five Americans die on Nepal peak expedition
UPI reports that five of ten expedition members and two native guides died after an accident near Mt Dhaulagiri in Nepal during a climb to the 26 975 foot summit. Survivors included William Reichard and four others in good condition. expedition leader Boyd Everett Jr and Paul Gerhard were named among the deceased.
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Louis Read
Moose
Wyo
Reichard
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Calif
Jaimes Morrissey
James Janney
St. Lois
Jeff Duenwald
Edwall
Wash
American Alpine Club
Eader Boyd N. Everett Jr
New York City
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Teader
Paul Gerhard
Laguna Beach
John Vin Hoeman
Anchorage
Alaska
William Ross
David Seidman
Norwalk
Conn
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Kueman
America
Mt. Dbeulighe
Iiist
Free Huey Newton rally spurs security at San Francisco federal building
Demonstrators outside the Federal Building chant Free Huey Newton as a bail hearing proceeds inside. Police and federal guards tighten controls with about 1500 people in the plaza. Newton, jailed for manslaughter in Oakland officer death, seeks bail pending appeal while officials scrutinize the case amid heightened security.
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GAP
Federal
Huey Newlan
Newton
U.S
General Service Administration
Alfonso J. Zirpoli
San Luis Obispo
Oakland
Sacramento man posed as doctor for five months
Manuel Mendez Estrada, 37, after months of posing as a physician at Sacramento County Medical Center, was arrested March 17 on three felony counts later reduced to a misdemeanor. He pled guilty and received three years probation and a court order to correct public records. The deputy probation officer noted he wore street clothes and caused eyebrows to rise.
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Manuel Mendez Estrada
Estrada
Sacramento City College
Sacramento County Medical Center
Sheldon
Orval F. Bronson
Sacramento Fn
Berserk Gunman Slays Policeman in Noe Valley
A berserk gunman killed Officer Joe Brodnick and critically wounded a second officer at 436 Alvarado Street in Noe Valley San Francisco AP reported. Tear gas was used by officers who responded to the scene.
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San Francisco
Alvarado St
Noe Valley
Joe Brodnick
Tax Plan Divides Californians on Rent and Homeowners
Sacramento analysis shows Gov Reagan’s tax program favors married homeowners with high values while hitting bachelors and renting singles. researchers warn income tax would rise about 50 percent and property taxes fall, yielding mixed net effects across income and housing scenarios. The report also notes renters face bigger overall tax bumps unless landlords pass savings to tenants. Bipartisan talks seek a compromise as leaders clash over reform.
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Inglewood
Ronald Hea
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Ee Gray
Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee
Reagan
Sacramento
Assembly Democratic
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Ed Gray
California
Biddle
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