School patrol reports break in at Hesperian School
Deputies arrested three San Lorenzo youths after the school patrol at Hesperian School saw windows broken and classrooms entered at 9 85 pm yesterday. The youths, 2013 and students at San Lorenzo High, were cited and released to their parents. The patrol program started last summer and uses four police science students from Chabot College to guard all schools, reducing vandalism.
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San Lorenzo
Hesperian School
San Lorenzo High School
Ira Martin
Cha ‘Bat College
Marth
Fey
South County
Redwood Road
Castro Valley
Newark High School Fight Leaves Student Stabbed
At Newark High School a fight between two youths and student Estle McLelland ended with a stab wound to the left hand. McLelland, 138, received five stitches as teachers intervened. Police seek two youths charged with assault with a deadly weapon and related offenses after a large, chaotic incident that began over a girl and involved threats to bystanders.
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Newark
Newark High School
Estle McLelland
McLellanud
Snd
McLelland
Gerald EB
Varney
Oakland
Moonshiners Fined in San Francisco Federal Court
Hayward couple Clifforé and Darlene Stevens were fined 100 each after pleading guilty to possession of untaxed distilled spirits. A second charge was dropped. Moonshine was seized and the basement still, found in their home at 2177 Catati Ave, was destroyed by agents during a raid.
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Aquarius Bar
Mission Blvd
Hayward
Inwand Watkins
Loretta R. Moore
Manzanas
San Lorenzo
Alameda
Boor
Wayward
San Francisco
Clifforé
Darlene Stevens
Catati Ave
Stevens
Robert C. Wright
Youth Injured In Auto Mishap In San Leandro
A 24 year old youth remained in good condition at San Leandro Memorial Hospital after losing control of his car and striking a power pole. He, John Guajaro of 166 Eyelid Ave, San Leandro, was driving the wrong way on a one way street on MacArthur Boulevard near Superior Avenue just before dawn yesterday. One power pole and a traffic island were hit in the crash.
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San Liandro
San Leandro Memorial Hospital
John Guajaro
San Leandro
MacArthur Boulevard
Superior Avenue
Oneeway
Hayward Man Arrested After Pot Plant Found Porch
A 23 year old Hayward man Robert J Rodrigues of 619 Parkside Drive was arrested after police found a marijuana plant growing in a pot on his front porch. He was charged with cultivation and possession of marijuana. Neighbors reported seeing the plant which was several feet high.
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Hayward
Robert J. Rodrigues
Parkside Drive
Laree Fort High
Ward veteran named Fremont store manager
An 11 year Montgomery Ward veteran, Richard C. Doering, was named manager of the Fremont retail store, replacing Howard Mangels who moved to corporate retail headquarters in Chicago. Mangels had served on Gl-Jone College and Fremont Unified School District advisory boards. Doering comes from a position as operating manager of the Bay Area metropolitan district, is married and has four children.
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Fremont
Montgomery Ward Organization
Richard C. Doering
Howard Mangels
Mangels
Chicago
Mange
Gl- Jone College
Fremont Unified School District
Deering
Bay Area
Trio guilty in bogus bill case in San Francisco
Fremont residents Louis Hatton Jane Hatton and James Nunn pleaded guilty in U S District Court to conspiracy to pass and possess counterfeit currency Sentencing is set for June 25 They were free on bail but facing up to five years in prison and fines up to 10000 Eight other counts were dropped in exchange for the pleas The trio was arrested in April at the Hattons Fremont apartment where agents recovered 317 000 in counterfeit 20 bills
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Fremont
U.S. District Court
San Francisco
Louis Hatton
Jane Hatton
James Nunn
Hatton
Secret Service
BART fare proposal projects 1975 revenue and costs
A proposed BART fare plan estimates an operating budget of 285 million and cash needs of 35.3 million for 1975. With an assumed 185000 daily riders, revenue would top 10.6 million, later revised to 191000 riders and 38.2 million. Sample fares include Berkeley to San Francisco 85 cents and Richmond to Fremont 1.30.
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BART
Berkeley
San Francisco
Walnut Creek
Richmond
Oakland
Concord
Fremont
Daly City
Metal dishes recalled over cadmium contamination
SAN FRANCISCO UP I report recalls a line of enameled metal dishes made in Kong Kong after testing found dangerous cadmium levels up to 34 parts per million. The Akron Company of Los Angeles voluntarily pulled stock sold at 16 LA area and San Francisco Bay stores. Dishes came in assorted colors with a black edge and a label The Ak yon.
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San Francisco
UPI
Kong Kong
Food and Drug Administration
Akron Company
Los Angeles
San Francisco Bay Area
FDA
Pot law repeal urged sparks mixed expert critique
A debate over repealing marijuana laws features Harvard expert Dr. Norman Zingberg disputing Kolansky Moore findings on 38 mentally disordered individuals and San Francisco critic Dr. Joel Fort deeming the study inaccurate. The Nixon commission weighs broad policy changes ahead of March recommendations, with Nixon not backing legalization.
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Norman Zinberg
Harvard
Joel Fort
San Francisco
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
Trustees weigh remodeling costs and delays
Trustees review a remodeling plan tied to an engineering study as critics call it a fast shuffle. A $250,000 ceiling is cited to avoid further cost, while delays could raise expenses. the citizens committee is to meet by May 26 with a June board update.
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James Dugger
Enlivens
Moorehead
Henry Leinhard
Leinhard
Wesley Houseman
Paul Thret
Citizens Committee
Citzens Committee
Laython Landis
Threl
Staf
Hogarth First to Cross Plymouth Harbor This Year
Naval constructors at the Royal Naval College Greenwich witness Hogarth crossing Plymouth Harbor successfully earlier this year. Tower Bridge appears in the background, framing the scene.
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Royal Naval College
Greenwich
Hogarth
Plymouth Harbor
Tower Bridge
Massive rail strike cripples California traffic statewide
The nationwide rail strike halts nearly all commuter transport and disrupts long distance trains. Southern Pacific and Union Pacific face near standstills while Santa Fe reports fewer impacts. Los Angeles mail and freight slow, with perishable goods at risk and brief plant shutdowns possible.
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California
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
San Francisco
Greyhound
Bay Area
Union Pacifc
Los Angeles
San Diego
Chicago
Los Angeles Harbor
Senate panel votes end to rail strike
The Senate committee backed a plan to extend negotiations beyond July 1 with a two pay raise, in a 13 to 1 vote. Hodgson warned of drastic economic effects if the strike by 13,000 Railway Signalmen continued, with auto plants like American Motors threatening shutdowns and GM Ford Chrysler warning transport disruptions. The rail industry favored extending the freeze to October 1 but doubted it would solve the dispute.
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Hodgson
House Committee
Senate’ Committee
Jacob K. Javits
R-N. Y
Nixon
Javits
White House
Brotherhood of Railway Signalmen
American Motors
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
CHP Officer Slams Car Into Tree During Chase
CHP officer Dennis Janson clocked a speeding driver on Western Boulevard at 8 30 a m. A car backed into the street from a driveway prompting Janson to slow and pass. His accelerator pedal stuck and to avoid hitting the other car he crashed the cruiser into a tree on Sunset Boulevard. The patrol car was extensively damaged but Janson was not hurt. He issued a speeding ticket to the pursued driver after the crash.
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Hayward
Dennis Janson
Western Boulevard
Janson
Sunset Boulevard
Avid
Hayward school principals reassigned for next year
Six Hayward schools will share principals as acting heads step into new roles. Lorin Eden Seba replaces Thomas Devlin, who retires, while Jack Uren moves from Markham to Shepherd School, and Morlis Baker shifts from Gansberger to Markham. Dorcas Morison named dean of girls at Hayward High.
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Frank Perry
England
Party
Lorin Eden Seba
Thomas Devlin
Jack Uren
Markham
Shepherd School
Chester Phillips
Morlis Baker
Gansberger
Dorcas Morison
Hayward High
Arveson
Schofey Park
Longwood
Public backs faster Vietnam pullout across parties
California poll shows broad support for speeding the U S withdrawal from Vietnam. Voters favor Vietnamization and urge the administration to explain its position while fearing a Communist takeover and global repercussions. The survey reveals cross demographic agreement for earlier exit despite concerns about defeat.
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South Vietnam
U.S
Final arguments in Seale murder trial
In New Haven the case nears its end as State's Attorney Markle opens the final argument in the Rackley torture and murder trial. He rejects police conspiracy claims and emphasizes Mrs. Huggins' alleged role, urging jurors to view the case as a traditional murder kidnapping and branding it a case of brutal brutality.
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New Haven
Markle
Seale
Huggins
Alex Rackley
New York
Rackley
Brother’s Return From Vietnam Sparks Mixed Emotions
Storer, an engineer, recalls Glenn’s wartime service and surveying work before the service. He says Glenn showed no antiwar interest, but returned embittered and said the conflict felt pointless. The remarks reflect a personal shift after his military experience.
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Storer
Glenn
Coroner Probes Death Of 6 Year Old From Mata Trip
Hayward coroner investigates the death of Steven P. Beedle age 6 who died after friends could not revive him following a mata trip from Yosemite National Park. He fell asleep in the back seat and died en route to his home after arriving at St. Rose Hospital where he was pronounced dead at 12 20 a m.
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Hayward
St. Rose Hospital
Yosemite National Park
Steven P. Beedle
Creole Place
Feemon
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