Drug arrest report from Hayward警方
Hayward police arrested Wes er ested on a warrant charging multiple drug related counts. Kinkaide Jr. and Kaliya K Clark were held on drug possession and narcotics paraphernalia charges with bail set at 12 000 and 300 respectively. Chabot College student held on possession with intent to sell narcotics and dangerous drugs charges following a home warrant execution.
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Starwood
Bob
Wes
Alice
Kaliya K. Glark
del Mar ‘Ayre
Hayward
Chabot College
Mariguas
Phase TIE Seen by Christmas In San Diego Upl
The executive director of Une fed cral Pay Board predicted Phase 1 would read by Christmas but Phase III would go into effect later. Robert P. Siernai spoke at the Western food processing division conference. The board has set wage guidelines for major classifications and debated landmark decisions before advancing Phase 31.
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San Diego
Une Fed
Cral
Robert P. Siernai
Thes Board
Berkeley slaying suspect held in New York capture
Four months after a Berkeley woman was slain, Raymond A. Eldingsberg, 18, of Emeryville was captured in New York. Police say the suspect used credit cards belonging to the victim before and after the bar death as they charged Duruthy M. Dake.
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Berkeley
UPI
New York
Raymond A. Eldingsberg
Eméryville
Duruthy M. Dake
Merch
Miss Dake
Judge protects Mickey Mouse from offensive Disney parody posters
A federal judge issued injunctions to stop novelty stores from distributing posters T shirts and other items that depict Mickey Mouse Goofy and Donald Duck in offensive or sexual contexts. Bauer awarded Disney damages of 15090 and ordered turnover of remaining stock for destruction.
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Chicago
UEI
Ige7
Mickey Uck
Goofy
Big Bailyall
Bauer Rowlay
Bauer
Disney
Spe- Galty Puts Inc
Altoeneysers
Ft Disney
Stanford Rejects Shockley Course
Stanford University rejected a proposed graduate course led by Nobel laureate William Shockley that would cover genetics and human behavior. A five-member advisory committee found no faculty willing to include the topic in formal curricula for advanced degrees, prompting the dean to deny approval.
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Stanford
UPI
Couté Ptoe
Wit ‘Shockley
Shockley
Lincoln Myses
Witlieg
Nude Passenger Disrupts Airliner Flight to Los Angeles
A passenger aboard an American Airlines jet from Boston Monday night exposed himself after emerging from a restroom. The man, identified by authorities as a U.S. airman, was restrained 100 minutes before landing at Los Angeles International Airport and turned over to Air Force officials.
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UPA
Matt
American ‘Airlines
Boston
Don
Los Angeles International Airport
Unt Poly
Air Force
Campus gay group blocked at University of Kentucky
Attorney General Ed Bancock advised the University of Kentucky not to grant official student organization status to the Gay Liberation Front. He said state policy and law are against homosexuality and urged registration only if a court directs otherwise.
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Frankfort
Fhe University Int of
Kentucky
Plaiuts
Liberation ‘Front
Ed Bancock
University of Kentucky
Gay _ Liberation Front
Wanenck
Thief plans to return Bing Crosby Oscar
A Spokane theft report claims a man who stole Bing Crosby’s Oscar from Gonzaga University’s Crosby Library intends to return it soon. He allegedly plans to relink the statue to soot and avoid capture while appealing for a ransom or prank. The incident prompted Gonzaga student reporters to discuss the motive and potential public reaction.
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Spokane
Waste
UPI
Bing Crosby
Oscar
Crosby
Gonreaga University
Mickey Molise
Tom ‘Doherty
Gonzaga
Doherty
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Ring removal billing eyed in Stoke on Trent fire service note
Stoke on Trent fire officials discuss charging for emergency calls regarding women with wine gel rings. The service notes past incidents with 72 calls last year and hints at potential billing policy changes.
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Stoke-On-Trent
Firergon
Davis case ruling narrows defense evidence on letters
San Rafael court weighed admission of a disputed 18 page diary in the Marin County gun case against Miss Davis charged with murder kidnapping and conspiracy. Judge Richard E Amazon allowed a partial admission of an edited diary noting a possible love letter relationship with George Jackson while labeling much of the 18 page material irrelevant to the alleged plan to arm and take hostages in 1970. The decision centers on attorney client privilege and the potential to influence jurors about Miss Davis passion for Jackson versus the core conspiracy charge.
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Marin’ County
Miss Davis
George Jackson
Harris
Jackson Aid
Marin County
Ratyt
San Rafael
Jackson
Quentin
Atgu
Snshear
Supe
Richard E- Amazon
EPA readies lower boat waste standards for waterways
The EPA plans public notice of stricter boat waste rules requiring more refined treatment akin to municipal sewage. New devices and tank systems would be installed at marinas, but boat owners fear odor, space limits, and marina capacity delays. Public reaction has surged into thousands of letters and postcards.
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EPA
Dentists, Patients, and a High Velocity Anesthetic Gun
An interview with Dr. McGovern, a General Dentist, discusses a new high velocity anesthetic gun that numbs without a needle. He notes patients sometimes do not blink and describes fluoride toothpaste and late appointments. McGovern, a Chicago-educated veteran, has received honors from the Academy of General Dentistry and the American College of Dentists.
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Athletics
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Antonig
al Ford
Esilaz
McGovern
McGovern Agmed
Galifortia Academy of General Dentistry
Aimerican College of Dentists
Bethésda
Stocks Gain After Decline In Cautious Trading
New York stocks steadied after a morning slide as the Dow Jones industrial averaged 13.68 at noon, up 1.56 from prior losses. Glamour issues like Polaroid Memorex and IBM moved, while Ford and General Motors faced government price-fixing charges amid a volatile session.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Polaroid
Memorex
Dow
South Vietnam
The
Price Commission
Miors
Ford
New Rules on Sera and Secret Classifications
Fragmented notes describe proposed rules and classifications for a sera system and top secret clearance levels. Mentions Blair Nixon Buzhardt and secret confidential designations, suggesting simplification of categorization and expanding investigations. The text is garbled but indicates a shift toward streamlined sensitive information handling and access limits.
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Buzhardt
Drafs Ters
Scuutily
Cooper interview alleges hijacker identity and motive
SEATTLE Washington UPI reports that a biweekly paper published what it calls an exclusive interview with a figure claiming to be D B Cooper. The claim includes a taped confession, a confidentiality agreement, and destruction of tapes after transcription. FBI denies comment and notes no confirmation of the interview.
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Wash
UPI Thy Seale
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Okt
Park
Mag
FBI
J. Mark Milits
Sealttlé
Marines Keays to Marines Keays to BAIRD (uP) the
Fragmentary report mentions Marines and a general named William Keee in a discussion about Communist threats. It references 1,800 Marines and potential deployment. The text is garbled with unclear names and phrases, making precise events hard to determine.
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Baird
Coumirg
Totay
William i Keee
Jonestias
Red forces strike coast amid large-scale Vietnam raids
Fragmented report describes renewed attacks along the coast and near Hue and Da Nang with air raids and rescues. It mentions the siege of Ay Lae and Sadee, Vietnamese military action around Quang Tri and Huế, and US advisers evacuated from Quang Tri. Official briefings emphasize sustained Allied operations and planned countermeasures.
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Heveral
Pator
Stroop
Ity
Lae
Satgorr
Sadee
Dheim
Novi Vietnam
Law Day Winners Highlight Alameda County Contest
Law Day winners Marilyn Mitchell a 17 left handed and Dale Shimae saki 18 from San Lorenzo were top in the poster and relay contests held in Alameda County observers yesterday. Other results include Inv. Jennifalkey 15 American Stage School Hayward in the essay event and Dan Kingman 18 Castro Valley High placing third in the poster division.
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Marilyn Mitchell
Lefty
Dale Shimaesaki
San Lorenzo
Alameda County
Jennifalkey
American Stage School
Hayward
Dan Kingman
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