Man Hospitalized After Accidental Self Shot Nearby
Hayward Kaiser Hospital reported Herr Aman A. Gallegos aged 25 of 22443 Santa Clara St in satisfactory condition after an accidental self inflicted shooting over the weekend. He was walking through brush near Sund with a revolver holstered when it discharged striking his right leg. He believes brush snagged the hammer.
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Sund
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Castro Valley Youth Dies After Auto Accident
Donald Rainsberry, 17, of 4896 Gregory Street Castro Valley, died at Velisy Memorial Hospital after injuries from a Sunday night auto accident on Bolinger Canyon Road. His death follows injuries to Ricky Bowman, 18, who remains in critical condition at Elion Hospital.
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Pan
Rainsberry
Ricky Bowman
Bolinger ‘Canyon
Bowman
Eilon Hospital
Court hears challenge to California English-only voting rule
Multilingual groups including La Raza Unida, Japanese American Citizens League, and Chinese and Cantonese speakers petitioned today to overturn the state’s English-only polling rule. They argue the law violates equal protection and due process under the Fourteenth Amendment and free speech rights, by denying voters information in their languages.
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la Raza Unida
Alameda “County
Japanese American Citizens League
League of Women, Voters of California
Hard District Rejects Employee Union Vote Sanctions New Election Planned
HARD directors disallow the vote by district employees to join the Alameda County Employees Association and call for a new election conducted by the district. Jack Skiter, the association's general manager, says 98 percent of HARD employees formerly formed the district’s employees association. The board questions who is eligible to vote, including department heads and secretaries, and approves continuing salary negotiations with Alameda County’s industrial relations official.
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Cain
Alameda
Council to denounce shooting hits Maryland shock
SAN LEANDO The city council last night ordered a resolution condemning the would be assassin of Gov Wallace. Mayor Jack D Malfester said the incident strains politics and democracy, urging strong stand against political violence. The council unanimously approved the measure.
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Lamp blamed for $10,000 Fremont fire
A flood lamp fell from a chair into papers starting a 1:20 p.m. blaze in Richard Harter’s front room at 4266 Stevenson Blvd. Firemen said the flames spread to bedroom, baths and hallways before being controlled. Damage was estimated at 4000 to the structure and 2000 to contents. Mrs. Harrell and her son saw the fire from the front yard and alerted firefighters.
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Richard Harter
Stevenson Blvd
Kayes
Hekilchén
Gas Station Robbery in San Leandro by Two Men
Two men robbed Simas Brothers gas station at 509 Davis St in San Leandro last night. One wore a Slack cowboy hat. They demanded cigarettes first then pulled a .22 caliber pistol in the map room, taking $20 cash and a Welsh watch valued at £5. The victim was Patrick Daugherty, on duty at Mia. One suspect warned I’m a crack shot from Vietnam before fleeing on foot.
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Simas Brothers
Davis St
Patrick Daugherty
Rayward
Mia
Daugherty
Vietnam
Soldier Leandro Lapis Dies After Jeep Wreck in Germany
Leandro Lapis 21, a San Leandro resident and soldier, died from injuries suffered in a Jeep accident in Germany on May 4. He was the son of Benon Lapis of 14117 Tituror Road and died on his 21st birthday. Services are pending at Santos-Robins Mortuary.
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Germany
Heno Lapis
Benon Lapis
Tituror Road
Lapis
Santos-Robins
Dogs Tackle Sticky Lagoon Problem At Private Site
Continued from page 1 reports dogs battling a sticky chemical issue at a private lagoon property. Residents note chemical resistance and slow hair regrowth while Hexcel considers fencing or other corrective action. Yesterday three "New Tro" signs appeared near the scene.
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Acquittal Sought in Davis Jackson Soledad Case Testimony
Angela Davis defense asks for acquittal as prosecutor rests after presenting an edited diary. Jurors hear Davis described as Jackson's lifelong wife and the defense argues insufficient evidence for conviction. Trial viewed as pivotal in the Soledad Brothers case with 95 witnesses and over 200 exhibits.
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Doctors report Gov Wallace paralyzed uncertain prognosis
Doctors at a Silver Spring hospital reported Governor Wallace may remain paralyzed from the wounds. Surgeon Dr Joseph Schanio said there is a possibility of permanent paralysis, with the outlook uncertain as of this morning. An FBI probe and other theories surround the assassination attempt and Bremer's arrest.
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Senate Votes Test of Antiwar Sentiment in Nixon Plan
In Washington the Senate prepared to vote on Nixon’s peace plan for Vietnam placing a Byrd amendment to cut off funds after four months following an internationally supervised ceasefire. The vote centered on whether to constrain withdrawal terms as the United States moves toward Moscow talks starting May 22.
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San Leandro councilmen press tax reform repeal demand
San Leandro councilmen criticize tax reform and urge repeal while targeting county assessor errors. Ely cited a 14 year misclassification in a local property and said the statute of limitations blocked correction. They call for more public budget hearings and expanded council work sessions to include residents.
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Gill
Wisconsin primary notes reveal suspect’s life details scribbled
A damaged record outlines a suspect’s April Wisconsin presid primary life notes found in a scribbled notebook. Wallace finished second, a 2 lb year-old girl ex dated and silent, and a letter claiming thoughts of self harm since age 15. Bremer says no gun at home and details about Arthur Artane and Milwaukee Technical College.
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Connally Resigns From Cabinet Amid Public Service Fatigue
The source describes John Connally announcing retirement after his 60th birthday on February 27. President Nixon approves shifting leadership as George Shultz, former dean at the University of Chicago, is named the sole candidate to replace Connally. Nixon touts Shultz as an economist with strong management skills.
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Phantom jets strike near Hanoi and Haiphong rail hub
Reports say South Vietnamese gunners destroyed two transport planes near Kon Tum and an American Jeep with a mine near Pleiku wounding two GIs. Elsewhere a large ammunition depot near Cam Ranh Bay was blown up as five Vietnamese troops were killed. In Saigon a police officer was executed for a fatal holdup. US pilots raided North Vietnam 1800 times in seven days, hitting Haiphong bridges and Cai Bi airfield while destroying fuel lines. Field notes describe combat activity in Quang Tri and the DMZ at a low level on day 48 of the offensive.
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Bremer family reacts as Gov Wallace shot shocks Milwaukee
In Milwaukee a shaken Willan Bremer 50, a truck driver, recalls his son Arthur amid questions from agents about his whereabouts. Neighbors gather as news crews sweep the home, while relatives insist the family believes the son could be gravely ill, amid the governor’s shooting in Maryland.
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Roger
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New Rule Halts Sale of City Streets in San Francisco
San Francisco ap news describes a California Supreme Court ruling that the city cannot sell closed public streets to developers at 90 percent of market value. The court says street property unsold at auction must fetch zero percent of appraised value, nullifying deals with entities including Mercy Hospital, St. Marys Hospital, and ITT Continental Baking Co.
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Jewelry Theft Reported in San Lorenzo Home
Sheriff's deputies reported the theft of 1200 dollars worth of jewelry from the home of Mrs. Bette Cantu a San Lorenzo resident. No entry signs were seen but two diamonds and a wrist watch were taken from a jewelry box last night.
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