San Leandro Manufacturer Arthur Hanson Dead at 77
Arthur Hanson of San Leandro a 9 d2-year Alameda County resident died Sunday aged 77. A retired purchasing agent for Friden Division of Singer Co he belonged to Free Masons and Scottish Rite groups and supported Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children. Survivors include his wife Milly a son Elmer Hanson and two stepchildren. Services set for 3 p.m. tomorrow at Charles P. Bannon Mortuary Oakland.
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Leandro senior earns PG&E scholarship award in San Francisco
San Leandro High School senior Kevin Cooper placed as runner up among finalists for Alameda County scholarship awards presented by PG&E at a San Francisco dinner. He earned shares of PG&E stock and previously won a national math fest as a junior. He plans to become a lawyer.
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Kevin Cooper
San Leandro
Alameda County
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George William Cooper
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Stolen lingerie recovered near burglary site
Virginia Davenport reports her apartment at 5033 Chestnut Commons was broken into and about $13 in lingerie stolen. A bin near the burglary site yielded the recovered garments, found about one mile from the burglary at around 3 p.m. Police continue investigating.
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Virginia Davenport
Chestnut Commons
Youth Hurt in Fremont Car Crash Leaves Teen in Critical Condition
Seventeen year old David Jackson of 154 Rosemary Court Fremont was listed in critical condition at Kaiser Hospital Redwood City after a midnight crash at Mission Boulevard and Chicham Reed. He was a passenger in a Volkswagen driven by another teen. it struck a truck driven by Marcis Martinez of Fremont. Police found the cars locked at the bottom of a 60 foot embankment. faulty VW fanlights may have contributed to the collision.
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Rosemary Court
Kaiser Hospital
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Mission Boulevard
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Marcis H. Martinez
Canyue Heights Drive
Burglary spree hits Hayward area. furniture store targeted
Police reported multiple thefts, including Wizeman’s Furniture Store on Mission Boulevard robbed late Saturday into Sunday, with five portable televisions and stereo record players stolen. Total values cited include thousands in goods and cash, plus other items from Fremont homes and a failed burglary discovered by a janitor.
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Mission Blvd
Two Men Die in Apparent Personal Crisis
Two men died from gunshot wounds in apparent personal crises, the coroner said. Brian Kernen, 24, of Parkside Drive Hayward, was found in his backyard at 8:30 p.m. with a head wound and was pronounced dead at the scene. Floyd Bell, 48, of Hernal Street Castro Valley, was found in his bedroom by family at 1:30 p.m. and died at Foster Hospital at 12:50 p.m. The wounds were described as apparently personal safety related with a .38 revolver.
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Castro Valley
Foster Hospital
Fire chief applicant list reviewed at Gast Valley meeting
Historic directors continued their meeting to study 10 applications for the position of fire chief. The top 70 publishers in tests were noted, with New Moore set to retire when the new chief is chosen.
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Moore
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Hayward debates expanding minority hiring plan
Hanley rejected the proposal citing real-world employment gaps due to job openings. Chartoff criticized the city as substantially discriminatory against Chicanos, Blacks and women and skeptical of any remedy. He said a future action decision will take weeks and noted a HUD complaint filed two weeks ago drew no response. He may pursue new action.
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Rescuers Begin Descent After Mine Capsule Reaches Bottom
Rescue teams in Kellogg Idaho operated a tiny capsule through a long ventilation shaft toward 43 miners trapped since a fire last Tuesday in Sunshine Mine No 42. Officials reported a major cavern and compressed air hazards while progress paused after a partial descent and rescues attempts.
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Mines and blockades shape stalled Vietnam war news
US and Soviet talks progress noted with no immediate impact on North Vietnam. Blockade of Haiphong port discussed while US forces extend sea and air interdiction. Domestic reactions split along hawk and dove lines as Nixon addresses the nation.
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Experiment animals eviction plan sparks campus debate
A proposed transfer of rats, mites, rabbits, turkeys and dogs to a Richmond site to free space at the Med Center drew opposition from Sen Randolph Collier who called it a misuse of property. Dr Joseph Spinelli argued the move would cut costs while preserving animal research tied to medical training. The plan hinges on a $230 000 eviction and transfer appropriation and a potential $150 million bond, with legislative approval uncertain.
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Richmond
Army to Call Up 15000 Men in April to June
The draft calls for 15000 soldiers in April, May, and June, with a higher total expected than last year’s 125000. A small number born before 1952 will be inducted in June, mainly students who lost deferments or whose postponements expired, while no link to President Nixon's Vietnam war announcement is noted.
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Nixon Faces Backlash Over Vietnam Blockade Tactics
The article discusses President Nixon weighing new moves in Vietnam as he considers a blockade and potential troop withdrawal. It notes political risk, public opinion shifts, and Kissinger’s early two-track idea mixing military talks with political settlement. Public support for resuming bombing after Hanoi’s border crossing is mentioned amid caution over Soviet confrontation.
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Ex convict testifies Angela seen near San Quentin in van
An ex convict testified he saw Angela Davis in a yellow van near San Quentin Prison as prosecutors allege involvement in the Soledad Brothers case. Multiple witnesses described sightings at the prison and surrounding events on August 6 and 7, 1970, tying Davis to Jonathan Jackson and George Jackson in a planned prison escape.
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George Jackson
Pacific Telephone Cy
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Au-gust
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May
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Prisoners Use Forklift to Escape Prison Workshop
In a Monday incident, inmates maneuvered a forklift from a prison workshop, drove it to the wall, and used it to boost themselves over the barrier before escaping.
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Aylubhuiry
UPI
Wawr Peisgrers
T-shirts reveal shifts in status and university naming
The campus debate centers on changing diplomas from college to university as students press for prestige and legal parity. Some fear minimal impact while others expect real recognition as six state colleges become universities after new programs grow.
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