Oakland holdup suspects arrested after Circle Club robbery
In San Leandro an Oakland man and woman were arrested after a Circle Club robbery on Bancroft Avenue. Dominc Maselli, 23, and Marian McCarter, 24, allegedly held up four patrons and the bartender, took about 250 dollars, then fled. Police recovered the pair in Oakland and handed them to San Leandro officers.
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Circle Qlub
Bancroft Ave
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Marian Eleanor McCarter
Guilty plea in fatal San Lorenzo crosswalk wreck
Sharon M. Yonan of San Lorenzo pleaded guilty to vehicle manslaughter a misdemeanor in the death of An Duran, 73, struck at A Street and Victory Drive in March. Sentencing set for June 8 in San Leandro Municipal Court after dropping unsafe speed violation counts.
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Sharon M. Yonan
An Duran
Probation
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San Leandro Municipal
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Meekland Ave
Mrs Tobenkin Seeks Accounting In Divorce Case
Mrs Lorraine Tabenkin obtained permission to add Hayward Wright as codefendant in her divorce from Robert Tobenkin, a former San Lorenzo pharmacist jailed for Med Cal fraud. The court ordered an accounting of funds Wright held as Tobenkin’s attorney and trustee.
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Tools Burglary Reported in San Leandro Garage
Jesus Sanchez reported tools valued at 81,000 stolen from his San Leandro home garage. Missing items include two torch sets, 50 feet hose, cutting heads, an electric hand drill, and an electric sabre saws. The loot was kept in a metal container in the garage.
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Jesus Sanchez
Marina signs to be smaller and blue and white
The shoreline and golf advisory commission urged smaller signs at the Marina choosing spot signs over a large direct sign. They kept signing colors blue and white. In other business, the commission noted the shoreline association believes the city should pay for marina signs.
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Youth sentenced in clerk shooting in Oakland area
A year-old East Oakland youth named Burton was convicted for the shooting of Henry Phillips at a liquor store in Leandro. The judge ordered placement in the California Youth Authority after 60 days of observation following the January trial. Phillips, 64, was shot and robbed of $39 during the November robbery at 30 Last Avenue liquor store.
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Tony Burlen
Lie
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Burton
Henry Phillips
Oakland
Phillips
Youth Authority
Stock Market Advances With Mixed Blue Chip Gains
New York trading activity stayed ahead of Thursday as gains led by blue chip and glemtour issues pushed the market higher. The noon Dow Jones average for 30 industrials rose 6.4 points to 943.23, while advancing issues outnumbered decliners by about 2 to 1 on the New York Stock Exchange.
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BART Board Tentatively Adopts $26.3 Million First Year Budget
The Bay Area Rapid Transit system outlines a $26.3 million initial budget with $49.4 million in debt service on $792 million bonds. Taxpayers face a small property tax rate increase while a public hearing is set for June 10. The plan also forecasts raising staff from 22 to 1,883 by June 30, 1973, and requires board approval for additional expenditures.
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BART
Buldget
H. R. Stokes
Leandro housewife drives local McGovern push
A Leandro housewife leads the local effort for McGovern with volunteer calls and door-to-door work. She notes money is tight and that her husband’s patience helps, while volunteers from Hayward to Fremont, Newark, and Union City mobilize for district wide canvassing and local central committee bids.
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Nixon visit plans amid Vietnam crisis and aftershock
Reuters reports ongoing plans for a Nixon visit as U S naval actions near Haiphong unfold. The piece notes uncertainty about minesweeper activity and the lack of evidence of Communist efforts to clear harbors. It mentions international reactions, Sino Soviet positions, and U S bombing around Lang Binh after a fierce assault by Viet Cong forces near An Loc.
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Senate vote on Viet treaty and North Vietnam actions
Senate considered the Viet treaty while House opposition grew to renewed strategic bombing and mining of North Vietnam harbors. Kissinger blasted the mining as fruitless. Goldwater condemned Democratic critics as uncooperative in a national emergency. A group led by Gravel and Harris filed suit to halt mining and rail disruption, arguing no war declaration exists.
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FBI to Open Doors to Women Agents for First Time
President Grey announced a policy shift as he prepared to leave for a weekend in Stonington with his wife Beatrice. The FBI will begin accepting women as agents, ending Hoover era resistance though past rules required attorneys or accountants or veterans and strict age and fitness standards. Grey promoted three young specials to assist in the civil division, signaling broader changes within the bureau.
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Antiwar march draws protesters across California campuses
Stark j joins an antiwar march in Hayward as students stage peaceful protests yesterday led by college groups amid deescalated demonstrations on most campuses. In Santa Cruz and Davis clashes occurred as police arrested 145 people, with others blocking traffic and trains. A San Francisco rally planned for Saturday urged nonviolent action while Berkeley and Los Angeles campuses faced vandalism and arrests. UCLA saw basketball star Bill Walton among those detained.
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Neighborhood disputes over barking dogs erupt in long running feud
Neighbors along Center Street complain that barking dogs have sparked a drawn out conflict stretching over a year. Residents including Prink Ramos and Mrs Whitmer blame authorities and a murder case for inflaming tensions while some call for action to quiet the dogs.
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State officials fault progress in California schools
State schools chief Wilson Riles and board members lament weak sixth grade results and say fundamental program changes are needed. Tagging task forces, Riles promises reversal when department recommendations take hold. The board later reversed a prior position and backed legislation needed for funding and state school improvements.
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Drowning Toll Rises as Texas Floods Hit New Braunfels
Flooding from the Guadalupe River after heavy rainfall swept through New Braunfels and Seguin Texas causing eight drownings and multiple missing persons. Gov. Preston Smith activated the Texas National Guard to evacuate residents as waters rose and bridges were submerged. Helicopters and all‑terrain vehicles became the only safe means of evacuation in the 18,000‑strong town.
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Split on women's rights debate continues in committee
The article reports a split on women's rights with allies and opponents debating the path to reform. Mills supports a plebiscite and constitutional changes, while Lagomarsing and others lean toward legislative remedies and faster action. Governor Reagan backs legislative correction without a constitutional amendment.
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Soviet Warships Seen Moving South Through Tsushima Strait
A Soviet cruiser and three missile destroyers were spotted steaming south through the Tsushima Strait between Japan and the Korean peninsula, the Japanese Defense Agency reported. The spokesmen offered no speculation on a North Vietnamese mission, noting speeds around 14 knots and identifying the Sverdlov class cruiser and Kotlin class destroyer as the ships involved.
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