Alameda County Bar Association Seeks Independent Investigator
The Alameda County Bar Association directors approve a resolution urging President Nixon to appoint an investigator independent of the administration to probe the Wislerville scandal. The board delays voting on changing to a direct criminal calendar system, citing a late report of proposed calendar reform.
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Burglars Take $1 230 In Goods In Leandro Break In
Lakow sheriff's deputies report a burglary at a residence in San Leandro. About $1,230 in valuables including silverware radios and a watch were taken. The suspect or exact time remains under investigation.
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Robber Escapes After $250 Cash Heist
A nervous robber wearing a dark coat demanded cash from a shop counter. He fled with about $250 after threatening workers and escaping through a side alley, leaving behind a trail of tense witnesses. The suspect spoke briefly, but details remain unclear as police investigate.
Fleddermann Passes. Hayward Pianist Remembered
Jack Fleddermann, 68, longtime Hayward musician and charter member of the American Legion post, died yesterday. A pianist who performed at the Hayward Theater, he was born in Lanishant and moved to Alameda in 184. Survived by wife Marie Murddenmin and children Harriet Coon, Dean Gullister, Jobin Fleddermann, and others, with services announced for tomorrow in Alameda.
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Ray Perry Dies In Car Crash Near Wremont
AP report states Ray Perry, a Los Angeles infielder with the Coast League team, was killed in a motor accident near Wremont. Perry, who resided in SEM Lantiddta, had played for the Seals in the WHOsaftel league.
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Funeral for London's longtime flower girl Aggie Pegg
London mourns Aggie Pegg, famed flower girl who sold violets under the Tras statue in Piccadilly Circus for decades. Wreaths and two flower-filled cats accompany her cortege, with BBC memories of her violets and famous associations marking the farewell.
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Berkeley Faces Court Over Pot Law Enforcement
Berkeley voters approved an initiative requiring advance council approval for marijuana possession and cultivation. A Superior Court judge paused its enforcement Thursday. a Wednesday reversal instructed immediate implementation. California Attorney General Evelle Younger, seeking a legal test, asked for a May 7 hearing as officials warned state officers could be deployed if enforcement falters.
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Fallbrook reports first castle disease culling wave
Officials confirm the first new outbreak in months with 13,000 chickens destroyed to contain castle disease. The action follows a cull order issued by local authorities and farm groups across the district.
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Indictment details in Segretti case and Watergate fallout
The report outlines Charles Segretti’s alleged payments to disrupt campaigns tied to Jackson and Muskie, plus penalties of one year and $1,000 fines on each count. It notes a 1972 incident involving Muskie stationary and a phony letter plan. It also covers ongoing Watergate developments including calls for an outside prosecutor, grand jury appearances by White House aides, and pressure on Richardson to externalize the probe.
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Mavistrate overrules lawyers in high profile Watergate case
U S District Judge Matt Byrne rejects defense objections and allows ongoing testimony in the Watergate related trial of Daniel Dilsberg and Anthony Russa. The hearing centers on grand jury transcripts and alleged White House links while defense critics accuse prosecutors of corruption and malfeasance.
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Union City Officials Urge Card Room Defeat
Union City officials advise against permitting card rooms despite potential revenue. City Manager William Conner and Police Chief William Cain support a ban as Alameda County D A Lowell Jensen warns of crime linked to gaming dens. A mayoral committee reviewed the issue after resident Thomas Ferrara asked to revise the ordinance.
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Rodeo Event Announces Tomorrow Annie Ragsdale Start
Fractl presents a rodeo with Len Camarilla and Livermore’s Phil Mentoza. Top prizes include saddle bronc and prize money. Seating capacity 7 000 and new parking added. General admission tickets set at 1 for children and 2.6 for adults.
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County fair in jeopardy continues into regional talk
Regional officials weigh options for the county fair with talks about padlocking the event or relocating it to a levy area. If blocked or capacity restricted, attendees may face a half mile walk to a gas station as engineers seek temporary solutions and public works weigh steps.
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Nixon Says Peace Path Holds for World Order
Nixon discusses a peaceful Indochina settlement and urges restraint from both sides. He argues the United States may press for two paths while warning against a return to old power patterns and calls on the Soviet Union and China to moderating influence.
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1973 SIP code directory now available at post offices Hayward
The M78 National 2p Code Directory is issued and may be exchanged at post offices in Hayward and Castie Villay. Purchasers can order from the Superintendent of Documents U S Government Printing Office Washington D C. The price is 2 50 dollars.
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Coastal housing debate at Bodega Bay exemptions sought
AP reports staff will study excluding a planned subdivision at Bodega Bay from coastal conservation rules. The North Central Coast Conservation Commission weighs the Palo Alto project within 1000 yards of the Pacific. California voters set up coastal commissions to review sensitive developments, with Bonoma County approving one project despite prior limits.
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AT&T plans 4.8 million satellite station in Marin County
AT&T proposes a Western Marin County satellite station costing 4.8 million dollars. The one story building would occupy over a quarter acre and hold two 100 foot diameter dish antennas with a 240 foot microwave tower atop Twin Peaks. The site five miles east of Aure would join four other planned stations to form a national domestic communications satellite system.
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Illinois to hire ex convicts for rehabilitation program
Illinois Secretary of State Micheal J. Howlett announced a new initiative to recruit ex convicts as part of a rehabilitation program for people with criminal records. He created a four Member advisory panel to screen applicants and emphasized careful vetting for peace officer roles.
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City considers ban on political signs and unified shopping center signage
The planning department recommends halting very high signs near BARY racks to improve city image for Hart commuters. The commission backs a single shopping center sign rule and creates a tiered sign permit fee from 15 to 90 dollars. A public hearing will be scheduled, excluding the political sign ban.
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