Assemblyman Crown Dies After Jogging Accident
Alameda Assemblyman Robert Crown, D Alameda, died after being struck by a car while jogging near his home. He was hospitalized with a fractured leg and injuries, then died five hours later from shock and internal bleeding. The driver, Charles B Shuler Jr., 1 of Alameda, was cited for passing a stopped vehicle at an intersection. investigation continues. Crown, born January 28 1923 in San Francisco, had a long career including chairing the Ways and Means Committee and later Criminal Justice Committee.
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Death of Assemblyman Crown Shocks San Leandro
The death of Assemblyman Robert Crown, known as a man of the people, surprises colleagues in Sacramento and San Leandro. He was described as dedicated to constituents and unlikely to let power affect his service. The reapportionment plan would shift his district to include San Leandro, Alameda, and Newark, with a special election to fill the seat potentially aligned with new boundaries. San Leandro Mayor Jack Maltester mourns the loss and weighs a possible candidacy. party leaders urge action within days.
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Liddy paid to keep quiet in Watergate probes
Washington dispatch reports G Gordon Liddy received money as recently as five weeks ago to stay silent about what he knows of the Watergate plot. Sources say payments were part of efforts to protect the White House, with Liddy described as the principal recipient among defendants.
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Waltons and Julie Andrews Hour Dominate Emmys
Hollywood celebrated the silver Emmys with The Waltons winning six awards and The Julie Andrews Hour claiming seven, the most of any program. The Mary Tyler Moore Show led comedy as Richard Thomas earned best dramatic actor for The Waltons, while Michael Learned won best dramatic actress. Thomas quipped his speech as he joked about a car mishap on the way to the ceremony.
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Temperatures Rise To The Low Seventies This Week
A weather forecast predicts highs in the low 70s with a foggy night clearing by midday. Tonight’s lows climb into the upper teens to low 50s with easterly winds 10 to 15 mph in the afternoon. More details on page 26.
Supreme Court ties on Richmond race school merger
The Supreme Court deadlocked 4-4 to deny reinstatement of a Merhige order uniting Richmond Virginia city schools with predominantly white Henrico and Chesterfield counties. The unsigned ruling affirmed the lower court’s decision, with Justice Powell not participating. The linked NAACP LDF case, dating to 1969, seeks to consolidate black city schools with surrounding counties, a central moment in the busing controversy.
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Leandro council faces hospital plan and Bay-O-Vista project
Leandro council weighs a proposed Merrittal Hospital expansion and a 40‑home Bay‑O‑Vista development on the former Hoover Elementary site. Public hearing upcoming. opposition by Bay‑O‑Vista homeowners, support from local chambers. Also on agenda: gas station continuation and multiple zoning matters.
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Woody Palmer to Start Regular Column in Daily Review
Indian columnist Woody Palmer son of a Miami chief in Oklahoma traces heritage to colonial times. He will train sharp social and political arrows in his new column With Some Reservation on the Daily Review editorial page starting today. The Telegraph editor Maurice Whit Hoy in Colorado Springs says his aim is to make people laugh with a satirical, candid tone.
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