Fatal crash claims San Leandro woman at Fairmont Drive
Mary L. Nebues, 51, of Helabrook Street, died after her car lost control at 1 30 a m and struck a house at 1760 Fairmont Drive in San Leandro. Fire officials said the impact buckled three walls and moved the house from its foundation before she died at Highland Hospital Oakland. Also hurt: Margaret D B Taylor, 34, of Erskine Lane, in Hayward after a separate crash on April 1 on Industrial Boulevard near Depot Road. Leo Lyman, 40, of Oakland, treated and released. driver remained under investigation.
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Bart to Run Passenger Poll on Travel Destinations
Bay Area Rapid Transit will survey riders tomorrow with a compact questionnaire to capture origin destination patterns and trip purposes. Officials say the data will guide long range operations and marketing while addressing parking and feeder bus demand issues.
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Burglary arrests tied to Spring Air warehouse case
Two women were arrested on burglary charges after police found them in the Spring Air Mattress Co warehouse at 27279 Industrial Blvd. The pair allegedly stole a 1000 pound safe with 4000 in cash, a rifle, a makeup machine and cage, as part of multiple weekend thefts. A San Leandro man was later robbed at gunpoint nearby, and two Oakland women reported purse snatchings during other weekend burglaries.
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Spring Air Mattress Co
Industrial Blvd
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Donn Rowdy
Sid Dae
Fremont
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Vallee
John Ruthsor
Laken
Leandio
Momus Ryan
San Leandro
Lion Testaurant
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Ryan
Nongit
Heldup
Ann Kure
Mixups Corrected in Hospital Week Photo Caption
The Daily Review apologizes for misidentifying two people in a hospital week photo. The picture shows Gall Biella and Wise Rose Romaiski at Sl Hose Hospital, while the child and nurse identified as Mark Abifs and Contig Dex Heimer of Eden Hospital were incorrect.
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Former Bret Harte teacher dies in Hayward
Marty Schoot, longtime Bret Harte teacher, died Friday in Hayward at age unknown. He was a member of the Hayward Lions Club and the National Retired Teachers Association. Survived by his wife and three grandchildren. Services set for tomorrow at 1 p.m. at Sorensen Bros Mortuary, 11408 St.
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Stockton
Sorensen Bros. Mortuary
U S tama boats switch registration to Mexico
In San Diego, the American Tamaboat Association reports a growing number of fishing boats leaving the United States to sail under foreign flags. Seventeen have shifted in seven years, with Mexican registration most common. US citizens often remain captains.
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San Diego
Calif
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Boat Owners’ Group
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Tower
Panama
Costa Rica
Pelamto
George Soares
Sun Marine Construction
Campbell Industries
Richardson to name prosecutor for Watergate probe
Richardson plans to appoint a special prosecutor to head the Watergate inquiry, seeking a candidate of high character and independence. He aims to have Senate hearings on the appointee as soon as possible, with public testimony likely before confirming his attorney general nominee. The move comes amid pressure from both parties for a non administration-led investigation.
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Ransom Demands Mark Mexican Kidnapping Case
Aide held by guerrillas in Providencia near Mexico City faces release conditions tied to freeing 30 political prisoners. The group, identified as Revolutionary Armed Forces of the People, demanded flights to Cuba and other concessions while communications to U S figures circulated. Authorities reported the captors’ letters and anonymous tips as the search and political pressure intensified.
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Mexico City
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Onil
Supreme Court halts ruling on California filing fees
The Supreme Court, in a unanimous decision, bypassed a ruling on California candidate filing fees of 1 to 2 percent of salaries. It held the lower court record insufficient to decide merits and noted that with the filing deadline passed, plaintiff Raymond G. Chols may seek relief in a later action.
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Supreme Cour
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Distriet Court
Raymond G. Chols
U.S
House of Representatives
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Mers
Retired carpenters sue pension fund trustees in California
A class action suit filed in San Francisco targets officers of the Carpenters Pension Trust Fund of Northern California. Plaintiffs allege discrimination against pre July 1 1971 retirees, seeking correction of pension inequities and restored benefits. Names include Gustave D Toensing and others from Hayward Richmond Martinez and Mann. Legal counsel cites about 5000 carpenters in 46 counties as affected.
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Castro Valley
Fred Duman
Hayward
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Larry 0.Twist
C. P .Verrender
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Richmond
W. J. Stone
Martinez
Norman Campbell
Mann
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Toensing
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Duman
Redevelopment plan contours Niles progress and density
A city study outlines high density apartments between Third Street and Alameda Creek and medium density housing along Niles Boulevard. It envisions 325–332 units in three to five story buildings and 26–98 units elsewhere. The plan includes a pedestrian district, old locomotive displays, an a historic festival, and a small train run. Community support appears fractured. residents urged to engage.
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Niles Canyon
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Passing marksmen kill Muslim at Oakland gas station
Police identified a Black Muslim man as the victim in what officers called an execution slaying. John M. Markway, 36, of Oakland, was shot while paying a station attendant as a gunman, who rode with two others in a car, fled the scene. A second man, also part of a Black Muslim mosque group in San Francisco, died later in hospital. Homicide investigators termed the attack cowardly and brutal.
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John M. Markway
Harhyay
Manber
Man charged with assault after confrontation with police
Newark man Gregory Darby 26 years old of La Salle Drive was arrested after a family dispute when he allegedly struck officers during arrest. He was charged with assault on an officer with a deadly weapon battery on a police officer disturbing the peace and resisting arrest. Trail set at SAAN.
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la Salle Drive
Hulle
Darby
Oficer
Dennis Letyis
Lewis
Fairintont Hospital
Trail
Saan
Israel marks 26th birthday amid wartime shadows
Israel celebrated Independence Day with fireworks and parades across Tel Aviv and Jerusalem while noting bitter views in occupied territories. Premier Golda Meir said she proposed secret peace talks with Egypt's Anwar Sadat and would keep negotiations private through intermediaries if he wished.
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Hunt says he was asked to link JFIC to Diem plot
AP reports grand jury testimony from Watergate figure Hunt alleging Charles Colson ordered him to alter State Department cables to imply Kennedy officials plotted the assassination of South Vietnamese leader Ngo Dinh Diem. Hunt cites Colson on digging material. Keogh affidavit names a special unit investigating Daniel Ellsberg.
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