Three arrested on drug warrants in Hayward area
Police said in Hayward early today that Abert Skinkeie Jr. surrendered at 2 45 am on a warrant charging possession of marijuana for sale and narcotics paraphernalia. Kathryn Clark and Eugenie Gigneltti were arrested at Deldit Avenue addresses on similar drug charges with bail set at 12 000 and 25 000 respectively. A Chabs t College student faced counts of possession for sale and dangerous drugs with bail 5 000.
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Quite Sing
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Phase II wage plan to exit by Christmas says Pay Board
The Pay Board executive director predicted Phase II would end by Christmas while Phase I remains to be enacted. Trobert P. Tieman spoke at a Western Conference food processing division meeting, noting guidelines for wages in major classifications have largely been settled. He cautioned there will be some form of equity across phases and declined to specify Phase I’s exact content.
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UPI
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Trobert P. Tieman
Western Food Processing Division
Western Conference
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Cyisst Longshotemien
Berkeley slaying suspect held in New York arrest
A Berkeley woman slaying suspect, 28 year old Darothy M. Dake of Emeryville, was charged after police found her body March 10. Raymond A. Auysberg, 71, was held on related charges. a credit card linked to Miss Dake was reportedly used before and after her death.
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Ody
Maret
Polleé
Dake
Judge blocks obscene Disney merchandise in Chicago case
A federal judge in Chicago ruled to stop sales of posters and apparel depicting Disney characters in lewd, drug‑involved, and other offensive scenes. The court ordered five defendants to surrender remaining stock and awarded Disney $13 in damages, aimed at destroying the items nationwide.
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UPT
Mickey Monze
Donald Dui
Gooty
Rano
Big Bird Wolf
OTS
Real Novelty
Walt Disney
Disney
Mickey: Mouse
Nickey
Donald Duck Ares
Baller
Stanford Rejects Shockley Course Proposal
Stanford University rejected a proposed graduate course linked to William Shockley, the co inventor of the transistor, critiquing its framing as unscientific and urging no credit. The five member advisory committee from genetics, psychology, and philosophy departments found no support to include the course in formal curriculum toward an advanced degree.
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Stanford
UPI
Stanford University
Yeltsai
Rachel Taureate
Wilking Shockley
Ancoly Moses Monday
Nude Interlude On American Airlines Flight
A young man, identified as a US airman, pranced nude through three restrooms and up and down the aisle for about 10 minutes on a Boston to Los Angeles flight. The incident occurred shortly before landing at Los Angeles International Airport and he was taken to Air Force officials for handling.
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WS Angeles
APT
Amnerican Airlines
Boston
Los Angeles
Air Force
P.B. Cooper
Northwest Airlines
Seattle
Portland
Ove
Reno
Campus gay group blocked at University of Kentucky
Kentucky Attorney General Hancock advised the University of Kentucky to reject the Gay Liberation Front's application for official student organization status. He argued state law opposes recognition of homosexual advocacy groups, unless a court directs otherwise.
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UPD
University of Kentucky
Gay Laboration Front
Be Hancors
Gay Liberation Front
Hancock
Thief Plans Return Of Bing Crosby Oscar
Spokane police report a thief who stole Bing Crosby’s 1944 Best Actor Oscar from the Gonzaga University library says he intends to return it soon after figuring out a safe method. The burglar also replaced the statue with a Mickey Mouse figure, and a Gonzaga Gazette reporter quotes the suspect saying he wanted to make people laugh and avoid getting caught.
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Wash
Wes
Bing Crosby
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Gonzaga Universe
Mickey Mouse
Jef
Tom Dohésty
Gonzaga
Ring removal billing eyed in Stoke-on-Trent query
Emergency call service suggested for women whose rings are stuck on fingers in Stoke-on-Trent. Last year 72 calls were opened for firefighters to assist with ring removal.
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Stoke-On-Trent
England
Judge in Davis case narrows evidence ruling
In San Jose UPI reports Superior Court Judge Richard Es Arnason limited testimony in the Davis murder kidnapping and conspiracy case. The judge said an 18 page interrogation might be admissible if redacted for relevance and the love letters between Miss Davis and George Jackson may be edited for proof, amid concerns the full material was largely irrelevant.
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George Jackson
Harris
Marit
Davis
New EPA Boat Waste Standards Set for Future Adoption
The EPA proposes lowered boat waste rules to control discharges into waters. New standards, slated for public announcement, would apply to new boats in two years and to existing boats in three. Critics cite inadequate treatment options and marina infrastructure as reasons for the scaled-back plan.
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EPA
Iauc
Dentist McGovern Named General Dentist of the Year
In Hayward, Dr. McGovern, a Wisconsin and Oregon trained general dentist, was named General Dentist of the Year by the California Academy of General Dentistry for outstanding service and ongoing professional development. He discusses preventive care with patients and notes occupational hazards and personal routines, including his family’s Sunday candy rule. He previously served in the U.S. Air Force and studied meteorology before pursuing dentistry. He’s also been invited to join the American College of Dentists.
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Mkwenkee
Wisconsinstitute of ‘Technology
Piatteville
University of Iscandia
Madison
Is. Weather Service
Air Forcs
St Aviation Sadet Sehndl
University of Ithicago
Philippines
Medford
McGasern
University of Wisconsin
University of Oregon
Dental School
McGovern
California Academy of General Dentistry
American College of Dentists
Bethesda
Stocks Gain After Earlier Decline In Turbulent Session
New York AP report notes the Dow Jones industrial average rose about 1.8 percent to 943.86 by noon after a sharp early drop. Trading was slow with NYSE declines ahead of advances by 10.2 to 1. Gainers included steels, drugs, and glamour stocks as plans for Polaroid Memorex and IBM rose modestly.
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New York
Dow Jones
York Stock Exchange
Planwar
Polaroid
Memorex
IBM
Seattle Wing prints Cooper interview transcript scandal
The Seattle weekly newspaper The Seattle Wing published what it claims is a taped interview transcript with D B Cooper. It says it paid $1,000 for the interview signed by an anonymous reporter and includes a confidentiality agreement requiring destruction of the transcription.
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Seattle, Wash
UPI
Seattle Wing
Hijauker
Nist
D. B. Cooper
Ordi Looking
Cooper
Marines Prepare Operations as Ground Forces Join Pacific Actions
Fragmented report outlines Marines and ground troops deployment in the Pacific theater. Mentions carriers and armored units with unclear numbers, highlighting readiness and broader operational scope.
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Wie
The
Auerant
Reds Launch Heavy Coasts Raids Across North Vietnam
The campaign reports intensified strikes along the coast and several inland targets. Attacks spread from Quang Tri City to Da Nang and Khe Sanh with heavy bombardment, including four U S planes lost and two during air rescue missions of advisers.
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Minjoe
Quang
Tri City
Dong Ha
Khe Sanh
da Nang Alang
Bantum City
Ant Lar
Saigon
Satlec
Mekong Delta
U.S
Copimant
North Vietnam
North Vietnam Attacks Across the DMZ Reported
Fragmentary text describes North Vietnamese forces crossing the DMZ with reported large gains and clashes along the front. Mentions South Vietnamese leaders claiming limited sharing of information and reports of detachments near rivers and camps, with unclear casualty details.
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Evans
Midway
Uv Tit
Hie Arilies
Deluel Bie
Ochore
Therr
Law Day winners from Alameda County schools
Law Day prizes were awarded to San Lorenzo High seniors Marilyn Mitchell and Date Shima adi for top work in the poster and essay contest held in connection with Law Day. Jennifer Walker of American Heritage School Hayward took second in the case study essay contest, while Dan Kingman of Castro Valley High placed third in the poster division.
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Eft
Date Shimaadi
San Lorenzo High School
Ively
Alameda County
County
Bar Association
Jennifer, Walker
American Heritage School
Hayward
Dan Kingman
Caatro Valley High
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