Alameda County Bar Association Tackles Watergate and Calendars
Directors of the Alameda County Bar Association voted on two issues, urging Nixon to appoint an independent investigator for Watergate and proposing changes to the Alameda County Superior Court criminal calendar. President Richard Nixon is asked to consider the calendar reform. The board, led by Harvard-educated John Guinee, backed delaying action to review a criminal calendar modification and plans a special meeting to chart a nationwide schedule.
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Nervous robber with mask robs bar for $250
A masked robber armed with a 38 revolver entered the Say When Bar at 4740 Hasperian Blvd yesterday at 9 25 pm. He threatened bartender Roger Lacourse and demanded $250 from the cash register and payroll money in cigarette boxes before fleeing.
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Burglary Report From San Leandro Details Damaged Home
Police report describes a break in on a Tuesday night in San Leandro. The thief or thieves stole about 1,230 in goods including silverware, a watch, and two tubes, leaving the resident worried. A dog sighting near the home was noted by the homeowner.
Community group fights park funding plan in San Leanpro meeting
Members of Say Leanor Today and Tentar row oppose a blank check park plan for a Hoover Behoo site. The Recreation and Parks Commission will hold an open meeting Monday to hear the group and consider their demand for open space. The group led by Pete Peterson seeks open space on the silos site, after recent sale of the silo to Pederson Co. for residential development. Financial details show $26,085 under Neavil with other line items for park projects and revenue sharing funds.
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London flower girl Aggie Pegg laid to rest after longtime service
Funeral cortege passes through London as Aggie Pegg 62 known for selling violets and roses near Piccadilly. Two wreath truck procession follows her last journey. BBC once used her famous cry. She sold flowers from age nine beside a famed London landmark loved by many stars.
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Berkeley council votes to defy state marijuana ban
A Berkeley city council meeting last month approved an initiative requiring advance police approval to arrest marijuana violators, triggering a temporary restraining order from Superior Court Judge Lionel J. Wilson. California Attorney General Evelle Younger and Alameda County officials warned state and county officers may enforce state laws if city police lag.
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Indicted Segretti linked to phony Muskie letter scheme
The indictment tied Donald Segretti to the plan to disrupt the Jackson and Muskie campaigns, including paying $50 to Benz and mailing Muskie stationery with a phony letter. It also noted Feb 20, 1972 actions and listed other alleged plot details. Separately, debate over a Watergate special prosecutor intensified as Richardson’s nomination neared, with senators pressuring for outside oversight. Martha Mitchell testified she was subjected to false White House claims about asylum and said she felt persecuted by White House leaks.
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Magistrate Overrules Lawyers in Watergate Trial Proceedings
In Los Angeles bail and witness testimony disputes arose as Judge Mall Byrne ordered the government to proceed with its case. Defense lawyers pressed for immediate dismissal and sought to halt testimony amid claims of Watergate and White House links. The judge refused, and prosecutors explained testing and grand jury material would be released later, with key witness Lavin Boudin insisting on immediate testimony despite objections.
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Rodeo at Rowell Ranch Draws Top Cowboys and Entertainers
The Rowell Ranch rodeo kicks off Saturday with star riders led by Nancy Quintana and Roger Smith. Competitors include world class bareback and saddle bronc riders while clown Piaugher provides humor and animal acts. Tickets cost $2.60 for adults, children admitted under social access rules._capacity details note seating and parking upgrades.
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San Leandro Center Board Plans Nominations Ahead of June Meeting
Director Val Gill Jr reports April activities of the San Leandro Service Center. Board members Caro lyn Miller and others announce nominations for a new president, vice president, secretary and treasurer at the upcoming June board meeting, with a note about July plans.
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County fair in jeopardy faces regional inquiry and penalties
Walker reports regional board may fine the city or levy penalties if the county fair proceeds. Regional officials weigh steps amid concerns while fairgoers confront delays and sewage engineers explore temporary flow solutions. Public works discussion is planned to assess options.
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Nixon eyes peaceful Vietnam path and new era in world affairs
President Nixon summarized the interim report urging a peaceful approach in Indochina and a constructive U.S. bilateral role. He warned that failure could revive conflict and called on the Soviet Union and China to curb arms to North Vietnam while pursuing balance in Europe.
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Coastal housing debate center in California planning talks
Santa Rosa officials consider exempting 60 percent of developable coastal land within 1000 yards of the Pacific from conservation rules under a regional plan. Attorney Les Belden argues Transcentury backs amendments while state coastal commissions gain review powers over developments near the coast.
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AT&T Plans Satellite Station in Marin County
AT&T proposes a 6.8 million satellite relay station in western Marin County to handle more long distance calls. The site would include a one story building on about 2.25 acres with two 100 foot diameter dish antennas and an all fuel microwave tower per AT&T description.
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Illinois Hires Ex-Convicts for State Jobs Program
Secretary of State Michine Howlett announced a plan to recruit ex offenders for a rehabilitation program targeting individuals with nominal records. He said the state would consider applicants on merit within legal bounds and offer incentives, stressing no cold shoulder and careful vetting for roles including peace officer duties.
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Odor control issue puts cafe permit at risk in San Leandro
Neighbors told the board of zoning adjustments that a cafe at 600 Bancrail Ave. is failing odor tests after a system installed last month by H. Sull' Esq. Wish 4. The board may revoke or modify the restaurant's conditional age permit. two weeks to report on corrective steps precede a June 7 reconsideration.
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Burglary Strikes Sav Taandra Home of Anthony Mestrovach
Thieves stole $1,785 in stereo equipment clothing and jewelry from the home of Anthony Mestrovach in Sav Taandra. The burglary occurred yesterday between 7:30 and 6:20 p.m. while Mestrovach was at work.
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