Funeral Mass for Vietnam War Casualty in San Leandro
Gary Allen Corrie, 20, killed in action in Vietnam on May 12, will be honored with a mass Thursday at St Leander Church in San Leandro. He leaves his wife Claudia and son Sean Allen, his parents Angelo and Mrs Alberti of Oakland, and three siblings. Rosary recitation is planned tomorrow at Santos Robinson Mortuary. Military burial will follow at Golden Gate National Cemetery in San Bruno.
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Sean Allen
Angelo Alberti
Oakland
Theo
Santos Robinson Marinary
Estudillo Ave
Galden Gate National Cemetery
San Bruno
Trustees to Discuss New Campuses at Lake Chabot and Livermore
South County Junior College District trustees meet to review the Me Lake Chabot and Livermore Amador Valley campuses. The board will hear a progress report from superintendent Dr. Reed Buffington and discuss architect selection. Topographical maps for both sites are complete.
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South County
Lake Chahat
Livermore-Amador
Lake Cha- Bot
Hearing Set on Castro Valley Elected Community Council
Alameda County Board of Supervisors set August 14 for a public hearing on creating a five member elected Castro Valley council to advise on matters for the board and the county planning commission. Peter Livano reported 1600 signatures supporting the proposal as the Committee for the Formation of an Elected Community Council for Castro Valley announced a 7:30 pm meeting at Canyon High School to hear reports on petitions and negotiations.
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Alameda
Gastro Valley
Paul Rhodes
To Valley Taxpayers Association
Canyon High School
Cull Canyon Tread
George Golish
Silvanes
Board of Supervisors
Robbers escape after quick cash-store heist at Seven Eleven
Two gunmen robbed a Seven- Eleven on Washington Ave in San Lorenzo late yesterday taking 236 dollars from the register. They fled toward the back but escaped through the front door as a back door unlocked during the struggle allowed outsiders to slip away. Clerk David Milnor 18 identified masked suspects and the armed men ordered staff to lie on the floor before fleeing with an empty wallet.
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Washington Ave
San Lorenzo
Shevili
Shyree
David B. Milnor
Sparkle Cleaners
Maver Blvd
Sani Leandra
Allen V.losve
Lowe
Trial Set In Blawie Incident At Hayward Campus
Hayward California State College student Demetria Hayward pled not guilty in Hayward Municipal Court to striking Prof Marilyn Blawie. A jury trial is set for June 20. Judge Foley denied venue change amid claims publicity could bias the case. Hayward was arraigned May 13 on a misdemeanor battery charge for allegedly striking Mrs Blawie on April 22 during a campus meeting between Black Students Union and NAACP leader Roy Wilkins.
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California State College
Marilyn Blawie
Hayward Muncipal Court
Taw
Demetria T. Hayward
Cal State
Cab State
Carroll
Misa Laswwood
Blacie
Black Students Union
Naacp Lander
Roy Wilkins
Narcotics Raid Nets 5 Teens
Pleasanton police with Livermore and Alameda County detectives conducted an undercover narcotics operation led by Patrolman Gene Dykstra. Five teens, including James Hampton 19 and Kirk Speer 19, were arrested for narcotics sales and possession with a 16 year old and a 19 year old among those charged. Pills and marijuana were seized during the raid conducted at an undisclosed location in Pleasanton.
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Hampton
Pleasanton
Kirk Speer
Anthony Schmidt
Review of Abortion Law Liberalization Across Nations
The highlights discuss liberalization trends in abortion law, with reactions from multiple nations and groups. Notable mentions include policy debates, legal challenges, and anticipated social impacts amid shifting regulatory landscapes.
Spacemen On Perfect Course for July Moon Launch
Apollo 11 astronauts Cernan and staff prepared for a July 16 liftoff at Cape Kennedy. The crew described the Earth, oceans, and continents from space while Soviet experts questioned mission timelines and stressed automation.
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Earth
Philadelphia
Dust Bowl
Oklahoma
Stafford
Suez Canal
Mediterranean
Africa
Europe
Cernan
Lousma
Spain
Youth Shot During UC Protest Dies
A student dies after a Berkeley protest clash as guardsmen cleared the main thoroughfare and forced demonstrators into side streets. Berkeley officials discussed using another university lot as a park instead of the contested site while Santa Cruz students held a sympathy demonstration blocking the administration building and urging guard removal, park preservation, and amnesty for protesters.
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Berkeley
Wallace Johnson
University
Santa Cruz
National Guard
People's Park
Gifts Laced With LSD
National Guardsmen patrolling Berkeley were offered gifts by young women that contained LSD. Eighteen guardsmen consumed items such as brownies and fruit juice before an antidote stabilized them. Investigators said the substance was injected and the men returned to duty the next day.
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National
Berkeley
Glenn C. Ames
ISD
Reagan links Berkeley unrest to national threat
California Governor Ronald Reagan denounced violence surrounding the University of California Berkeley and praised Italian American civic work. He criticized a minority he called revolutionaries and urged schools to close in observance of civil rights leader Malcolm X's birthday, condemning protests at Santa Cruz.
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Berkeley
Reagan
Invest
University of California
Joseph Alinto
Halian Federation of California
California
Los Angeles
Malcolm
Santa Cruz
Reagan Riot Measures Challenged in Berkeley
In San Francisco AP reports a petition filed in U.S. District Court seeks to block emergency Berkeley regulations ordered by Reagan. Paul Hovinik of Berkeley acts as counsel for the ACLU asking for a restraining order against Governor Reagan and Sheriff Medigan to stop enforcement of May 15 rules prohibiting public assembly and establishing a not loitering curfew. The filing argues the measures violate the First Amendment.
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U.S. District Court
Berkeley
Joy
Reagan
Paul Hovinik
American Civil, Liberties Union
Frank Medigan
Taxmen Seek Surcharge to Halt Inflation Amid Tax Debate
President Nixon backed extending the income tax surcharge for another year and keeping a high tax level to curb inflation. Treasury Secretary Kennedy and Budget Director Mayo urged a 10 percent excise tax on automobiles while others proposed cutting the surcharge later, arguing failure to extend could push inflation higher.
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Committee
Mitchell Sees Plot In Campus Disorders
Mitchell testified before a House education subcommittee alleging campus disturbances are part of a planned campaign by small groups including Students for a Democratic Society and the Black Student Union. He cited uprisings at Harvard Columbia Stanford American University George Washington Northwestern and urged authorities to act with local police handling investigations.
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H Gon
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Mitchell
All House Education Subcommittee
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LDS National Council
Austin
L’ex
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Columbia
Stanford
American University
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Northwestern University
Students defend long hair at Marina high schools
A group of Marina students, including Mike Wesamian and Mike Silber, defend long hair and a glove ban as not impacting education. They distributed a questionnaire to parents and teachers about dress code rights under supervision and health and safety limits. The board considers advisory student representation and review of the student government structure while addressing drugs, family life education and race relations.
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Mike Wesamian
Marina
Marina Princpal Forrest Lindsay
Mike Silber
Henry Minehard
John Rawlinson
Rawlinson
Sacramento
UPI
Donald L. Gransky
Watsonville
Monterey Bay
Senate
Dents
San Leandro Debates Shoreline Freeway Routes
At a San Leandro council meeting Mulford Gardens residents urged rebuilding a Bay Farm Island to Davis Street bridge. Officials said Sacramento has no freeway reference. two alternative routes face strong community objections over impact to Mulford and industrial land.
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Bay Farm Island
Mameda
Davis Street
San Leandro
Mulford Gardens
Lilernale
Chamber of Commerce
Manufacturers Association
Herbert McDaid
Mulford Association
Victor Fernandes
Joseph Ganeéys
Jack D. Maltester
Ural
Department of Public Works
Sacramento
Blast rocks Oregon City near campus and church
A blast near the University of Oregon campus damaged the National Bank of Oregon block and shattered a church entrance. Windows along the bank offices and a wooden door at First Methodist Church were blown out. A Volkwswagen bus was seen leaving the area after the explosion. A dynamite slick damaged the Eugene Register Guild building with a shark-like smear.
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National Bank of Oregon Oranth
University of Oregon
Bank
First Methodist Church
Volkshwagen
Hugene Register Guild
Parvin Foundation Stock Transfers Linked to Fortas Controversy
Sen John J Williams accuses Fortas of failing to return a Wolfson check in 1966 linking it to Parvin who transferred Jackpot Stock to a foundation. Tax records show Parvin Dothmann holdings and the foundation sold Del Webb Corp stock two years earlier. Douglas says Parvin started the foundation in 1960 to fund fellowships for foreign students at Princeton and UCLA.
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Nev
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