Arrests on Warrants and Drug Charges Reported
Three men and a 16 year old were arrested on warrants and drug charges in Hayward. Robert L. Kinkdide, 38, surrendered to police at Starwood Drive after warrant for possession of narcotics for sale, possession of dangerous drugs, marijuana, and paraphernalia. Bail set at 12000 dollars. Kathryn L. Clark, 19, of Del Mar Avenue, held for possession of marijuana for sale, three counts of possession of dangerous drugs for sale, and possession of dangerous devices. Bail set at 25000 dollars. Rogete Gianpilli, 16, arrested on Del Mar Avenue for warrants and possession of narcotics for sale, possession of dangerous drugs for sale, and possession of dangerous drugs. Bail set at 25000 dollars.
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del Mar
Amy Lay
Pay Board predicts phased wage plan by Christmas
Robert Tilman, executive director of the Pay Board, told the 29th annual Western Conference of Farmworkers meeting that Phase I would be in place by Christmas and Phase II would begin next, with Phase III following as controls are tightened. He noted the board has completed most guideline work for major wage classifications and discussed the East Gods longshoremen's agreement as the last controversial decision before the board.
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Berkeley slaying suspect held in New York capture
Berkeley police said Taymond A. Ellingsberg, 18, of Emeryville, charged with the stabbing death of Dorothy A. Dake, 23. Dake’s lifeless body was found March 18 after her credit card was used before and after the killing. Ellingsberg was captured in New York.
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UPIF
New York
Taymond A. Ellingsberg
Emeryville
Dorothy A. Dake
Miss Dake
Judge blocks offensive Disney character posters in Chicago
UPI reports District Court Judge William Bauer Morlay issued permanent injunctions to stop novelty stores from selling posters and apparel depicting Mickey Mouse and other Disney characters in lewd or drug related scenes. Disney awarded $15,000 in damages plus attorneys fees of $3,730. defendants must surrender remaining stock for destruction.
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Dumbo
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Willaiy Bauer Momlay
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Stanford Rejects Shockley Course Proposal
Stanford University declined to authorize a graduate course proposed by Nobel laureate William Shockley on genetics and behavior. A five-member committee unanimously recommended against credit, after consulting the genetics psychology and biology department chairs who all refused inclusion in the curriculum.
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UPL
Stanford University Teg
Willam Shockley
Ransister
Nude man disrupts American Airlines flight near Los Angeles
A naked man, described as a U S Army airman, emerged from a restroom onboard an American Airlines jet bound for Boston Monday night. He pranced along aisles before landing at Los Angeles International Airport and was turned over to Air Force authorities after officials identified him.
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Los Angeles Internations
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University gay student group blocked by Kentucky official
Frankfort Kentucky UPI reports University of Kentucky officials were urged by Attorney General Ed Hancock to deny Gay Liberation Front student organization status, citing state law opposition to homosexuality and delaying recognition until a court clarifies policy.
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University of Kentucky
Frdot
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Thief plans return of Crosby Oscar stolen from Gonzaga Library
Spokane Washington April theft report states the Oscar won by Crosby in Going My Way was taken from the Crosby Library at Gonzaga University the weekend of April 22 23. An anonymous caller told reporter Tom Doherty he plans to return the statue soon if a plan avoids capture. The thief said he wanted people to laugh because too many take life too seriously.
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Croat
Gonzaga University
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Ring removal billing eyed in Stoke on Trent
Firemen may charge for emergency calls by women whose engagement rings slip from fingers during lifting efforts. Last year 72 women reportedly called Stoke on Trent firemen for such situations, prompting consideration of billing policies.
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Stoke-On-Trent
Tingland
UPI
Judge Uproots Davis Case Rule Inlegal Row
In Marin County Superior Court Judge Richard Arnason ruled that a defense motion to admit or exclude a controversial set of love letters between Miss Davis and George is not clearly determined. The judge said the letters may be irrelevant to the murder, kidnapping, and conspiracy charges tied to the alleged plan to free the Sute Brothers from prison. He ordered further consideration of an edited seven page version and noted the diary could be admissible if properly shown as relevant.
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Marin
Aliss Davis
Bliss Javis
George
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Marin County
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West
New EPA Boat Waste Standards Relaxed After Lobby Pressure
The EPA lowers boat waste standards, delaying stricter treatment requirements for newer boats and those two years later for older vessels. Officials cite boat owner complaints of odor and marina facility gaps, saying a flood of messages influenced the softened rules.
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Forur
Dentist McGovern Aims to Ease Patient Stress
Interview with Dr. McGovern covers dental practice culture and patient care challenges. He discusses occupational stress, chairside conversations with patients, and his approach to anesthesia and fluoride toothpaste. The article traces his education, military service, and recognition as General Dentist of the Year by the California Academy of General Dentistry.
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California Academy of General Dentistry
American College of Dentists
Bethesda
Market rebounds from morning slide on broad gains
New York stocks edged higher after a morning decline as trading remained slow. The Dow Jones average for 30 industrials steadied after a sharp drop, with gains led by steels and drug shares. Polaroid rose to 140s, Memorex up 14, Wey up 2 at 4.
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New York
York Stock Exchange
Confused Board Testimony Over Student Incident Details
Nielsen and other board members hedged when questioned by reporters about the April 1 event. A $60 towing fee was discussed, with remarks that the bill does not cover the truck’s intended use, and uncertain distance estimates were noted as officials avoided embarrassment.
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Ala
Lad
Embarrass
Ortiz
Imantl J
Tracy
Post office worker jumps to death from bridge
In San Francisco Daniel Judkovic a 31 year old postal employee jumped from the Golden Gate Bridge. His body was recovered by the Coast Guard. The OFP reported no note or motive. he was described as a bicyclist and faced a fatal act on Monday.
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UPD
Daniel Judkovic
Sudkovic
Cost Guard
California
OFP
Fremont Year-Round School Committee Meeting Notices
Fremont Unitled School District schedules monthly meetings on the first Thursday at 7 00 p m in Levington High School Valhalla Hall. Officers include David Wayne chairman Ted Eicher vice chairman and Ben Melintee secretary.
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Atudy Committée
Witt
Ievington High School
Valhalla Hall
David Wayne
Ted Eicher
Ben Melintee
Marines Plan Push to Withdraw U.S. Troops
Reported in Saigon, U.S. military leaders consider accelerating troop withdrawals from South Vietnam. Sources indicate ships and personnel poised for redeployment as the war effort scales back, with about sixty thousand remaining in country heading toward exit.
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Saud
South Vietnam
North Vietnamese Offensive Shrugs Off U S and Attacks Hue
Reports recount heavy raids over Saigon and Mekong Delta towns including Hue and My Chanh River area. Four U S planes and losses underlines intensifying conflict as North Vietnamese forces push toward the coast and northern front lines amid large scale assaults since the March DMZ breakthrough.
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Ily
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Law Day Winners Tie to Alameda County Poster Essay Contests
Law Day observances in Alameda County awarded first prizes to 17 year old left and 318 San Lorenzo High School seniors Dale Shimanali for poster and essay respectively. County bar association honors encouraged respect for the law. Jennifer Walker, 15, sophomore at American Heritage School Hayward, took second in the essay contest and Dan Kingman, 28, senior at Castoy Valley High, placed third in the poster division.
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