Man convicted in shooting and kidnapping case
In Oakland, Reuben Jerome Sullivan, 20, was found guilty of kidnapping with bodily harm, murder and robbery in the Feb 4, 1971 attack on Danny McRoberts, a Vietnam veteran, near Brookfield Village. McRoberts, a grocery clerk, was wounded and hospitalized in critical condition. Life in prison without parole is mandated for the kidnapping with bodily harm conviction.
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Fremont
Oakland
Danny McRoberts
8Th Avenue
San Leandro Boulevard
Brookfield
McRoberts
Sundale Drive
Reuben Jerome Sullivan
Superior Court
Brookfield Village
Leonard Dieden
Shooting suspects bound for trial in Fremont case
Richard D. Haycock and Genna Haycock both 23 along with three male guests were bound over to the superior court for trial on charges of possession of restricted drugs and marijuana. James K. Gillespie 28 Steven T. Simmons 23 and Joseph M. Tasio 33 were named as residents of local apartments involved in the Oct 29 incident. Haycock is accused of assaulting Police Officer William F Ion during the apartment entry at 4401 Central Ave. Police testimony described the shooting by the officer during the arrest attempt.
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Lespie
Arnold Court
Stéven T. Simmons
Escobar
Joseph M. Tasiro
Castro Line
Richard Haycock
William Filion
Haycock
Fallon
Central Ave
Death Penalty Drive Chairman Named for Alameda Measure
Frank Caskiey former district attorney for Alameda Charity will head the final signature drive to place a California capital punishment measure on the November ballot. Charles Hansen Oakland Police Association president co chair urges volunteers and donations by contacting offices in San Leandro or Oakland.
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California
Jiee
Transelt
Eith St
San Leandro
Broadway
Oakland
San Leandro banker pleads to misdemeanor rumor charge
Golub, a San Leandro businessman of 855 Emerald Ave, is due in municipal court May 22 to plead to spreading malicious rumors aimed at causing a run on the First State Bank California. He surrendered Friday after a warrant, charged under a rarely used state financial code section, alleges he knowingly made derogatory statements about the bank’s financial condition.
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San Leandro
Golub
First State Bank
Emerald Ave
Coitt
1St State Bank
California
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Rezoning Bid Continued for Industrial Plant near Livermore
Alameda County Planning Commission yesterday continued two rezoning applications to reclassify 708 acres east of Livermore from agricultural to industrial. Nuclear Engineering Inc. of Walnut Creek seeks to establish a reclamation plant and dump for volatile toxic wastes on land the firm may purchase.
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Allamont Hills
Livermore
Alameda County
Dublin Film Festival opens with Rebecca at Dublin Cinema
The first Dublin Film Festival starts tonight with a 7 PM champagne reception and the screening of Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm starring Mary Pickford at Dublin Cinema on Dublin Boulevard. Community event listings cover meetings, workshops, and public hearings across Alameda County with multiple venues tomorrow.
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Dublin
Rebecca of
Sudybrook Farm
Mary Pickford
Dublin Blvd
Canyon High School benefit show aids ill student
Canyon High School seniors plan an eight PM benefit musical titled Good-bye Canyon High to help Sean Farrell a 15 year old struck in a car collision near the Cull Canyon road. Proceeds defray hospital costs potentially lasting a year. The show also honors a student who aided Sean saving his life with a tourniquet.
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Valley
Canyon High School
Canyon High
Sean Farrell
Sean
Kevin W. Farrell
Greenridge Road
Cull Canyon
Bert
Natick
Vincent
Avid Coulton
Hayward
Cull’ Canyon
Coulton
Natalie Kirchoff
Dizzeler
Siean
Ona
Jarrell
Veterans official to be honored in San Leandro
National commander Jon F. Ramsey Jr of the American Veterans of World War II and Korea will be honored at a Saturday luncheon at the Lyons Den San Leandro. He will meet with Mayor Jack Maltester and women of the city council to discuss a joint building program with the San Leandro Centennial Committee. The groups plan to present a carillon with a dedication. San Leandro Post D Day No. 6 will honor Ramsey at the luncheon. Ramsey will also attend a Bay Area veterans dinner at the Royal Inn Motel Friday night. Oakland Post 44 state commander John Engberg will be master of ceremonies at the events.
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Korea
Jon F. Ramsey, Jr
San Leandro
Lyons den
Hays St
Ramsey
Jack Maltester
Veterans Organization
Sah
Huncheon
Royal Inn
Hegenberger Road
Oakland
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Engberg
Raymond Miller
Modesto
Robert Austin
Miller
Ceremo
Nies
Bay Area
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Allen Strutz
Janes Cowan
Paul Mohs
Donald ‘Salmon
Strutz
Alameda County Veterans Affairs Commission
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Endorsements and campaigns across Alameda County
Southern Alameda County Bar Association endorsed Judge Edgar for the June municipal court election in the San Leandro Hayward district after a member plebiscite. Campaign notes include Stark endorsements, attorney group backing, and a fund raiser at The Lyons Den for Edgar.
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Alameda
Eddar
Chabot Republican Women's Club
Lyons den
Hayes St
San Leandro
Lew Warden
Arnold Trujillo
Republican North Nation
Eighth
Dublin
Robert B.webb
14Th
Carlos Ree
Webb
International Longshoremen and Warehousemen's Union
Hee
Ther
Watson
Fremont Woman Delivers Puppy While Driving
Mrs. Jean Young, driving erratically on Peralta Boulevard, was stopped by Fremont police who found her assisting birth in progress. Her Doberman Gypsy, a show dog named Tyson, and five newborn pups were all doing well at 38377 Anita Court.
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Anita Court
South County Scene at The Deity Roylnyn Wayward
A brief item from South County notes an event at The Deity Roylnyn Wayward on May 16 with local turnout and community interest. The sparse readable text references a scene or gathering in the South County area.
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Roylnyn
Reward offered after missing $900 found in drunken confusion
Livermore police search for the rightful owner of 900 dollars lost by Robin Bieder and her boyfriend Anthony Smith. The money, 8100 bills and 14 505s, vanished from Robin's possession after a late night drive from San Mateo. Robin plans a $100 reward, hoping honest finders return the money.
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Livermore
Robin Bieder
Tost
East Ave
Polica
Robin
San Mateo
Anthony Smith
Smith
Europe
Anthony
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