Golde Appointed to Alameda County Superior Court Seat
Oakland defense attorney Stanley Golde was named by Gov Ronald Reagan to fill the Alameda County Superior Court seat left vacant by the death of Frederick Van Sicklen. Golde, a partner in Golde Strauss and Hall, has practiced in Oakland since 1950 and is a UC Berkeley graduate. He will earn an annual salary of 36,303 and resides in Oakland.
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Pickup Crash Injures Three at San Leandro Intersection
Three people were injured and taken to Memorial Hospital after a pickup struck a truck at Doolittle and West Avenue. Perry Steven, 24, of San Leandro, was ticketed for reckless driving and possessing a suspended license. Ferry escaped injury. several others not hurt.
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Man Held on Burglaries in San Leandro
James Hendrix, 23, of Oakland, was detained on 6000 bail by San Leandro police in a burglary case involving two local residences on February 28. He was arrested last night at the Dallas Jail and was to be arraigned today in San Leandro Municipal Court on burglary and possessing stolen property charges.
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Purse Snatchers Attack Woman on San Leandro Street
A woman was knocked slightly by two motorcyclists who grabbed her purse on a San Leandro sidewalk near 163rd Avenue. Police report two suspects about 6 feet tall, aged 25 to 16 years, riding customized Harley Davidson cycles. The victim suffered bruises and was treated at San Leandro Memorial Hospital and released.
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Dockers seek healthy increase in contract talks
San Francisco longshore president Marty Bridges seeks unity as talks with the Pacific Maritime Association begin behind closed doors. He says a cost of living wage formula could be required and that strikes would be a last resort after the current 18 month contract expires. Bridges notes rank and file oppose strikes except among hot shots and radicals. He predicts the new round could wrap up by month’s end.
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Old base to host tree removers near San Francisco Bay hills
The abandoned Parke Air Force Base will host Operation Ble Gula to remove about 2 million dead eucalyptus trees posing fire risk. A California Conservation team will survey the site at the Geology Corps center in Livermore and recruit youths from across the state for summer work. The operation will use Camp Parke Palo Sevo Feology Center as a housing and supply hub. Plans also call for Ecology Sarp centers near Auburn in Placer County and Paradise in Butte County, opening within a year.
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Dublin High School Student Injured in Auto Collision
A 1-year-old Dublin High School student, Janet Mycher, was severely injured after being struck in a crosswalk at Village Parkway and Tamarack Street. She was transported from Valley Memorial Hospital to Kaiser Hospital in Livermore in serious condition with head and internal injuries. Maurice Boudreau of Dublin was driving the car, the CHP reports.
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Fires threaten Florida swamps and Everglades desert claims rise
Firefighters report small blazes in the Everglades and Big Cypress as drought continues. Officials warn false drought readings could mislead, while experts say prolonged dry conditions may recreate desertlike stretches along Floridas coast and inland swamps. Smoke drifts over Miami as annual fires persist despite firefighting efforts.
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Nixon okayed bugs in news leak hunt
The article reports on Nixon administration figures linked to Watergate surveillance and leaks. It notes Haldeman, Ehrlichman, and Dean’s involvement as testified before Senate committees, with Helms, Walters, and other officials summoned for testimony. Goldwater urges leadership, while Attorney General Richardson coordinates further probes.
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Skylab sighting tonight across the sky
Skylab will be visible tonight from CAPE JENNIDY weather permitting. The space station may be seen as a bright star moving from northwest to southeast at about 37 degrees above the horizon, completing a pass roughly every 95 minutes.
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Skylab repair plan eyed as spacewalk potential fix
Report outlines a proposed repair using 7 braces extended from a shore area 40 feet long to the Skylab superstructure. If feasible, astronauts would follow a near normal 12 day flight plan while limiting electrical power use to avoid overheating. Mission control also tested remote maneuvers to shade and cool the station.
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Proposal would repeal interest ceilings on thrift deposits
A historical debate centers on Regulation Q and whether ceilings on passbook and two year deposits should be dropped. The Mit Commission urged removal of ceilings, noting prior rate hikes spurred competition but caused funds to leave savings and loan institutions, prompting coordinated rate adjustments.
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Merger of Jefferson and Haley Schools Eyed
Assistant superintendent Mex Smith describes a mass class-size problem in Jefferson district. Enrollment shows eight classes in the district with 330 students in some rooms and 42 as a maximum, prompting a plan to merge Jefferson and Haley schools to save about 11000 dollars per teacher.
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Suspect Confesses to Large Car Theft Spree in Denver
A man admits a year long theft of 187 motor vehicles in a Denver area, with 20 cars recovered from a local shopping center parking lot. He claims no motive beyond needing cars, saying he hid the rest and drove others until gas ran out. He is not eligible for any medal in the case.
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Cock resigns as SEC chairman amid grand jury probe
Washington UPI reports SEC Chairman Cock resigns after a grand jury accuses him of yielding to influence from Republican fundraiser Maurice Stans in a sensitive case involving international financier Robert Yesa. The resignation comes as the youngest person to head the commission, yesa, faced alleged pressure in a case against Yesa.
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Soviets Poised to Deploy First Combat Ready Multi Warhead Weapons
U S officials note the Soviet Union appears to be loading combat ready multiple warhead missiles at operational launch sites. The so called triplets fire in a shotgun pattern, cannot be aimed individually, and mark a significant advance in Soviet nuclear capability likely within a few years.
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San Leandro High Considers Open Campus Trial
San Leandro High students push for an open campus with a three year wait period chosen by student leader Graigel Jenenurt. Principal Magd Williams supports cautious steps, while a two week trial and regulated rules aim to curb off campus loitering smoking littering and disruptive behavior.
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Meat Boycott Momentum Fades Amid Returning Labor
Union Local 120 reports employment normalizing with about 200 butchers laid off earlier. A Newark boycott leader notes 6 to 70 citizens still boycotting meals while others scale back. Activist Shirley Parker says she remains inactive, and Golden Grain Makaronica notes macaroni sales stay strong but declining as boycott influence wanes.
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