San Leandro teen charged in schoolyard stabbing
A 17 year old San Leandro youth was charged with assault with intent to commit murder after a stabbing near Dayton Elementary School following a Saturday dance. Abel Montoya, 1090 Randy St, was stabbed on the school lawn and treated at Fairmont Hospital then Kaiser Hayward. his injuries were non life threatening.
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San Leandro
David Ferreira Jr
Figron Drive
Dayton
Adance
Abel Montoya
Randy St
Montoya
Marinaigh School
Fairmont Hospital
Kaiser Hospital
Hayward
Bushy Haired Robber Sought In Manor Boulevard Heist
San Leandro police seek a lone man wearing a silk stocking over his face after he robbed House of Liquors at 1167 Manor Blvd late Saturday night. Clerk Robert Brooks says the suspect, with bushy hair and a dark jacket, entered with a .22 revolver and forced patrons and staff to the rear as he emptied the cash drawer.
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San Leandro
House of Liquors
Manor Blvd
Robert Brooks
Brooks
Garnameart
Fremont Developer Kroll Dies in Pool Tragedy
Ralph Kroll of Regan Way Fremont, longtime Bay Area builder and president of Land And B Inc. and Tropic Properties, died after being pulled from his pool at a dinner party. Police cite possible cardiac arrest. Survived by Ruth, five Fremont children, and seven grandchildren. Funeral is in San Leandro with burial in Hayward.
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Ralph ¥. Kroll
Regan Way
Centerville Gardens
Mission Palms
Kroll
Washington Hospital
Bay Area
Land and B Inc
Tropic Properties, Inc
San Teandro
David Ryan
Ruth
Robert
Hirce
Kathy Kroll
Joan Ryan
Sue Finke
Fire destroys trailer home and sheds in early morning blaze
Gerald Nielsen of 453 Folsom Ave. suffered injuries when a trailer home and shed burned in a morning fire. Fire officials say the blaze started in the trailer but the cause is unknown. Nielsen was treated at Highland Hospital after transfer from St. Roze, while damage estimates to the trailer and shed were not available.
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Folsom Ave
Tennyson Firemen
Folsom
Hugh Rhodes
Tennyson Volunteer Fire Department
Hayward
Mien
Mielsen
Highland Hospital
St. Roze
McLennan’s Wrecking Yard
Hospital Plans Before Board
Kaiser Hospital of Hayward seeks a 42 bed addition at the Hesperian Boulevard facility and requests a new parking lot and toll operation. The Board of Adjustments will review the proposals at 9 a.m. tomorrow at City Hall after months of delay and prior rejections for long range parking and toll operations.
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Kaiser Hospital
Kaiser
City Hall
Clerics Consecrate Park At UC Berkeley
Clerics and residents consecrate a small UC Berkeley park opposing plans to convert it into a soccer field and parking lot. The Peoples Park supporters urge the university to abandon development as the square of greenery remains a flashpoint in campus land use.
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Sity
Lof
China Accepts Soviet Proposal On River Border Talks
Communist China said it accepted a Soviet proposal to discuss navigation on the disputed Ussuri River border where heavy casualties occurred. The Joint Sino Soviet River Commission met in Khabarovsk. Peking urged June timing for adequate preparations.
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China Today
Ussuri
Basles
Khabarovsk
Peking
Gunmen seize $350,000 payroll from New York store
Three guards were seized with the payroll funds as bandits robbed a department store payroll of 350000 dollars at gunpoint in New York. Police said one guard was later released, another was held for questioning, and officers pursued suspects after the bold hold up at Abraham & Straus in Brooklyn.
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UPI
Othe
Abraham & Straus
Brook
Ign
Harges
GM Drops Its Faltering Corvair End Of An Experiment
GM announced it will end the Chevrolet Corvair, ending the rear‑engine line amid declining sales and criticism led by Ralph Nader. The company gave no deeper reason, citing regular review of offerings, and said the Corvair would be eliminated from the line starting Wednesday.
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General Motors Corp
Chevrolet
Ralph Nader
Landlords Hit by Reagan Plan to Cut Property Taxes
Reagan outlined a plan aimed at reducing property taxes by half, shifting the burden to a one percent tax on gross income. He argued renters would not see relief directly but hoped landlords would pass tax savings to tenants via lower rents after notifying tenants of tax cuts.
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Reagan
British Navy Wins Great Transatlantic Air Race Record
London AP reports the British Royal Navy set a record time in the transatlantic air race, with Lt. Cmdr. Peter Goddard clocking 3 hours 11 minutes 22 seconds for the New York to London leg and winning $14,400. American winners include KR. W. Selph in subsonic, Miss S. M. Seribner, and Stephen Wilkinson. The event marked the 50th anniversary of the first flight and featured nearly 400 entrants among 21 prize categories.
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General Post Office
Empire State Building
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London Daily Mail
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Arthur Brown
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Peter Goddard
Goddard
Royal Air Force
RAF
Tom Lecky-Thompson
KR. W. Selph
Sandy
Nancy Kelly
Pennsylvania
New York-London
Stephen Wilkinson
Florida
Heavy Viet Red Attack Preludes Summer Offensive Near Saigon
U S intelligence calls overnight Viet Cong and North Vietnamese rocket and artillery waves a prelude to a summer offensive aimed at Saigon. About 19 Communist soldiers’ bodies found. 76 attacks deemed significant with Hue among targets. Regions including Saigon and Hue suffered as 23 South Vietnamese cities faced bombardment.
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U.S
Vietnam
Paris
Hue
Fortas under pressure anew over Wolfson fee disclosure
New disclosures tie Justice Fortas to a $2,000 fee from the Wolfson family charitable foundation. Mondale calls the matter a national tragedy while Rep. Gross pushes for impeachment unless Fortas resigns. Newsweek notes Nixon discussed the issue in White House meetings. The article also recounts Fortas’ earlier nomination withdrawal and related political fallout.
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Lyndon B. Johson
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Louis Wolfson
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Hagemann
Augustus M. Hagemann
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Tha
Wolfson Foundation
Gross’Livermore
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Dale
Minnesota
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Ermore Municipal
Amafrican Trust’ Company
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Newsweek
Nixon
Ferlas
White House
Nixon Abrams Confer On War Progress From Vietnam Front
Ziegler said President Nixon is anxious to learn if three conditions are met as Abrams submits fuller reports on fighting intensity and the South Vietnamese armed forces proficiency after returning to Saigon. Abrams had not previously announced a quick return to the United States.
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Paris
Vietnam
Nixon
Ziegler
Abrams
Saigon
United States
Lyndon B. Jethnson
Pioneers' Deaths Close A Chapter Of Early History
Pleasanton and Livermore mark the end of an era as Mae Nevis 94 and August Hagemann 69 die. Nevis, Pleasanton's oldest resident, served as church organist and active in VFW, Catholic Daughters, Druids, and Portuguese groups. She leaves sons Francis Wilfred Myron Clifton and daughters Peggy Evelyn. Requiem Mass scheduled at St. Augustine's with cremation follows. Rosary tonight at Graham &Liles Mortuary.
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Pleasanton
Massachusetts
St. Augustine's Church
The
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Druids Lodge
Francis Nevis
Tracy
Wilfred
Long Beach
Myron
Clifton
Loth
Peggy Hirsch
Beverly Hills
Evelyn Feanth
Oakland
St. Augustine's
Mate Tsoleum
Graham &I 'l Hilen Mortuary
Big Missile Loss Seen In Event Of Attack
Officials warn a small loss of Minutemen would not deter a Soviet strike and urge timely ABM deployment. Foster and Packard contend several hundred missiles must survive any attack, while continued arms talks could halt the program.
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Soviet Union
David Packard
United States
Foster
Packard
Praing
U.S
Russia
Fle
Councilmen To Ponder Fee Boost
Council members weigh an ordinance to raise impounding and related fees for unlicensed dogs and owners while seeking uniformity in the citys rental regulations. Zoning changes in the Harder Tenmyson moratorium area and site plan review rules for 16 commercial properties on Penny son Road are expected. The council will review preliminary development plans from Jaballos Properties for a mixed single and multi family project in the Fairway Park district north of Garin Avenue, negotiated with the Fairway Greens HOA after prior proposals lacked support.
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Harder-Tenmyson Moratorium
Pennyson Road
Jaballos Properties, Inc
Faway Park
Garin Avenue
Fairway Greens
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