Purse snatching leaves San Leandro woman injured
Dorothy Farmer, 67, of 1599 Hays Way, is listed in satisfactory condition after a purse snatching in her apartment carport yesterday afternoon. She says she suspected someone saw her cash a $145 check and followed her home. She hid most money and was knocked to the ground, hitting her head on a steel railing, then was taken to Memorial Hospital. A purse lost $15 was found later on Marina Boulevard and turned in to police by an unidentified person.
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Policeman's Son Beaten Tarred in Fremont
Bruce Douglas Taylor son of Sgt. Robert Taylor was beaten and tarred by unknown youths while delivering mail to a ranch at 3306 Driscoll Road. He was found in his yard around 8 p.m. and treated at Washington Hospital. The attack may be connected to recent threats from several boys in a car. investigation ongoing.
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Reagan appoints Alan A. Lindsay to Alameda Superior Court
Gov Ronald Reagan named Alan A. Lindsay 52 to the Alameda County Superior Court bench to succeed Judge Thomas Calderot, who becomes an associate justice of the District Court of Appeals. Lindsay, a WWII Air Force veteran and former Oakland School Board member, practiced law in Oakland before serving as deputy district attorney and later on Gov Warren's organized crime commission. He and his wife Jane have two sons, Kirk and Blair.
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Washington Manor Official Dies in San Leandro
George Falcane 70, president of the Washington Manor Junior League and treasurer of the Washington Home Owners Association, died today at Doctor's Hospital after a monthlong illness. He was active in local affairs, helped form the Junior League, held multiple offices, and received a life membership from the Washington Manor Junior High School PTA. Survived by two sons, three brothers, three grandchildren, and one great grandson. Services pending.
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Faculty group condemns campus violence at Hayward
California College and University Faculty Association at California State College Hayward condemned the April 22 incident when a faculty member was assaulted and shoved from a room. The group urged President to reaffirm his stance against violence and asked the state assembly to investigate. It found no evidence the Black Students Union was officially involved and did not censure the group.
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House Fire Kills 3 Children in Las Vegas
Three children died in a house fire in a low rent Las Vegas district, apparently caused by a child playing with an electric lighter. Maurice McDonald and Laverne McDonald were found in a bedroom closet, Mona Wright was found in the living room, and Herbert McDonald rescued from a window with cuts. Two other children, Kenny and Shirley, escaped.
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Police Hunt Gang Which Murdered Officer
Police pursue a gang suspected of killing a city officer in a case that shocks residents. Investigators describe the violence as a calculated act and pledge renewed efforts to bring those responsible to justice.
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Man Kills Wife In Hospital Doorway
In Oakland a hospital orderly killed his wife in the doorway of Kaiser Foundation Hospital. Richard Williams, 36, a day worker, shot Mary Williams, 41, a nurse on the emergency room night shift, after an argument. She died about 20 minutes after being rushed to an operating room. Williams surrendered the pistol to a security guard and was jailed on suspicion of murder.
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Cowboys Compete For 10000 At Frontier Rodeo Weekend
Cowboys arrive to contest in steer wrestling calf roping and riding events in about 600 communities across the United States and Canada. Top performers from last year and new stars line up including the world’s leading girl barrel racer Sammy Thurman of Raymond.
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Program Defended Parks Still On Shutdown List
Washington reports that 39 Job Corps centers may be closed under a federal directive. Labor Secretary Shultz says 17,500 enrollees will be relocated, with opposing lawmakers seeking investigations and delaying closures. Republican and Democratic leaders criticize the process as plans to shut centers advance.
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Major Breakthrough Seen In Viet Talks
Paris reports indicate a possible breakthrough in Vietnam talks as Viet Cong leaders in South Vietnam's jungles hear a briefing from Nguyen Thi Binh, the second ranking NLF delegate in Paris, and a North Vietnamese leader returns to Saigon after a Moscow conference.
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Teachers Granted Raise Lift Hayward Sanctions
District plans salary increases funded by a 28 percent rise in assessed valuation and higher state apportionment. The package relies on end balance and state aid, with a prior fact finding recommendation to curtail $510,000 and reduce secondary school days to five periods to cover $300,000 of the cost. Also notes Le Duc Tho in Moscow and Lam’s Saigon return as diplomacy signals.
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Jordan Has Stroke Amid Hayward School Salary Talks
Jordan, 30, secretary of state since 1962, suffered a stroke and is in serious condition. Hayward Unified's board debated wage plans tied to the Bay Area median salary, with trustees pledging to avoid a five-period day while exploring funds to reach a new salary schedule and expand counseling, special education, and other programs as needed.
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Tax tremor hits Fremont homeowners as exemptions fail
Fremont homeowners face higher property taxes despite a 750 exemption under a new relief plan. Assessments rose, with a $36 increase on an 18000 valued home and a $73 increase on a 20000 home, while residents are urged to review full cash values and consult the assessor if values seem unreasonable.
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Clark Resigns Presidency of S J State College
Johnson, named acting president last August, will remain at the university. A former dean of the college of liberal arts, he holds degrees from Pasadena College and USC and was born in Virginia in 1910. He started teaching at Pasadena College and later taught at Stockton Junior College and the University of The Pacific before joining Oregon in 1943.
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Arson Suspected In Oakland Rug Cleaner Blaze
A block long rug cleaning plant in Oakland suffered a major fire probably started by arson. Flames shot high from Robertson Rug Cleaners as an unexploded Molotov was found nearby. Damage reached about 65,000 to the building and cleaning rigs. one firefighter was treated for an eye injury.
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Bob Hope Hospitalized for Left Eye Treatment
Comedian Bob Hope was admitted to Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center on Thursday night for treatment of an ailing left eye. Hospital officials said no further details were released.
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