San Leandro man charged after Hayward shooting
Hayward police said 22 year old Eric Charles Brostrom of San Leandro shot Robert Kenneth Genho, 25, in the forearm during a dispute at Genho’s residence. Brostrom claims the shooting was accidental as Genho reached for a revolver. Genho says Brostrom struck him and grabbed the gun. Police found the weapon on a TV set and Brostrom remained at the scene.
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Robert Kenneth Genho
Cryer St
Eric Charles Brostrom
Placer Drive
San Leandro
Brostrom
Brostron
Eome
Genho
Laura Jean
Gent
Shabiber Smith and Wesson
Genko
Brostram
Genda
Lane Brostum
Pair charged in drug arrest in San Leandro
San Leandro police followed a car after it failed to stop for malfunctioning lights and crash landed at 502 Superior Ave. Vickie Lynn Good 17 Teresa Louise Vallejos 49 were charged with drug influence while Daniel M. Ticer Jr 19 faced counts of possession of dangerous dies for sale and resisting arrest after police found 740 capsules in 37 bags. Michael A. Eslup 22 faced possession of dangerous wigs. Deputies arrested Michael Gean Ayala 33 and Dolores Ayal 20 at a Foothill Boulevard motel for possession of heroin and paraphernalia amid an apparent separate investigation.
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San Leando
Vail
Superior Ave
Vickie Lynn Good
Teresa Louise Vallejos
Merced St
Daniel M. Ticer Jr
Manteca
Michael A. Eslup
Qukland
Michael Gean Ayala
Dolores Ayal
Foothill Boulevard
Ayala
Dynamite Found on Fresno Home Lawn
Six sticks of dynamite taped together were found on the front lawn of John M. Sheridan’s Fresno residence. Deputies reported no detonator. Sheridan heard a car speeding away around 3 am. Last Thursday night shots damaged the home’s wall. ten people were injured. Investigators kept details cautious.
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John M. Sheridan
Cers
Portland Welcomes Cyclists From San Francisco Adventure
Adventurer Kenneth Critchlow and San Francisco businessman Thaxton Beale arrived in Portland nine and a half hours ahead of their estimate after pedaling from Pier 35, stopping six times by patrol and twice being ordered off Interstate 5 in California. They plan to continue toward Prince Rupert aboard a steamship and bicycle venture.
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Racially charged brawls at Fairfield Air Force base
An Air Force spokesman reported weekend clashes at a large base near Fairfield had racial overtones and are under investigation. Two black airmen were arrested, several people injured, and about 40 airmen were involved in fighting and harassment. Names of arrestees not released while charges are determined.
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UPI
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NCO Club
Two Tiburan Women Died At Sea Identified
Coast Guard recovered the bodies of two Tiburan women in a small boat without lights or life jackets. One body was spotted near Fort Baker early Sunday, the other found at South Hampton Shoal near Richmond at noon. Identified as Judi Dynoske and Margaret Diwacy.
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South Hampton Shoal
Richmond
Judi Dynoske
Margaret Diwacy
Muskie attacks Nixon policy in Detroit speech
Senator Ed Muskie accused the Nixon administration of causing economic woes and urged immediate federal spending boosts, a temporary tax cut, voluntary price and wage restraints, and public service employment. He called for self-terminating fiscal stimulation and a six to eight million dollar budget increase this year to create jobs and industry profits.
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Sen
Edmund
Muskie
Maine
Detroit Economic Club
Supreme Court to hear Amish school attendance case
The Supreme Court will decide if state authorities may compel Amish children to attend school beyond the eighth grade up to age 16, a challenge based on religious freedom. Wisconsin's ruling mandating attendance after eighth grade is at issue, with arguments set for next fall or winter.
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Éth Ls. Cirurt Court of Appeals
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Ail-Clo
Georgia
Carmine DeSapio
New York Party
Harold Hallows
Hallows Sant
Magee fights judge in new hearing prospect
In San Rafael the sixth judge to hear the Marin County murder case faced Magee challenging prejudice and seeking disqualification. Magee contended a statewide conspiracy to railroad him, naming his appointed Los Angeles counsel as part of the scheme. Judge Arneson paused the hearing and planned to refer the challenge to an outside judge amid the ongoing wrangling over presiding judges and Davis's status.
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Marin County
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Haley
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Sof
Ernest Graves
Los Angeles
Ismagon
Senate urged to reject limit on campaign funds
Deputy Atty Gen Richard G Kleindienst urged the Senate to reject an $8 000 ceiling on individual political contributions to federal candidates He testified at hearings on a broad campaign finance bill calling for tax credits or deductions for small donations and opposition to separate media spending limits He urged repeal of existing TV radio equal time rules and said total repeal should apply to all races including Senate and House as well as presidential contests
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Richard G. Kleindienstaday
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Gantt
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Justice Department
Thief judge of Marin County comments on case delay
The Marin County judge, citing the law, recessed the hearing in the ongoing case involvingMiss Davis who has faced 12 fragmented court appearances. Judges have failed to set a series of pre trial motions or grant release on bond, a situation described as a never experienced by the judge.
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Everest climb wedding at Tibetan monastery marked by climbers
Dr. David D. Peterson of Minneapolis and Catherine Watts planned a high rise wedding on Everest. The pair, part of an international expedition that recently abandoned its ascent of 29,028 foot peak, would wed about a third of the way up the mountain at a Tibetan monastery.
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David d. Peterson
Minneapolis
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Catherine Watts
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Everest
Miss Walls
Mariner
Exercise May Aid Child Mental Capacity
A Fremont educator notes early exercise helps motor skills and positive development while strong verbal ability may mask gaps in understanding. She warns some children memorize without grasping relationships and may fall behind without balanced learning. In-service teacher education uses color slides as a training aid.
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Kevin Minutiins
Bak
Ervin
Fremont
Clyde Voorhees
Ory
Four Jews tried for hijack propaganda in Riga
MOSCOW UPi reports four Riga defendants including Ruth Alexandrovich Boris Mafiser Arkady Shpilbergich and Mikhail Shepshelovich faced trial for anti-Soviet propaganda linked to a 1970 plot. Tass said two pleaded guilty while others contested charges. Unofficial sources noted leniency and admitted facts without anti-Soviet intent.
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Boris Mafiser
Arkady Shpilberg
Mikhail Shepshelovich
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Shepshelovich
Alexandrovich
Mafiser
Leningrad
Lee
Israel
Quake Reported in San Fernando Area
Seismologists at the California Institute of Technology reported a tremor in the San Fernando area with a preliminary magnitude of 3.4 on the Richter scale. Affected residents felt shaking, and authorities urged caution as more data was collected.
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Pasadena
Red raid burns big fuel dump and DMZ shelling
War report says Red raid burned a large fuel dump. Bombs hit targets in Laos and Cambodia as U S command notes troop strength in South Vietnam fell to 259 300 last week the lowest since May 1 186 when 292 000 served. DMZ bases faced rocket and mortar fire with 30 GIs killed Friday night and at least one wounded Sunday night in the jungle confluence area near Dak To and Bong Son.
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Dak To
Five youths and man held over Elrom slaying in Istanbul
Turkish authorities say five girls and a man have been arrested in connection with the assassination of Israeli consul-general Ephraim Elrom. Elrom, taken a week earlier by gunmen, was found shot in the head during an 11 hour citywide curfew sweep. The Israeli government demanded the perpetrators be punished.
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UPI
Turisi
Taraeli
Ephraim Elrom
Omer Eine
Kadriye Nizozgen
Julide Zaim
Elram
Por
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Elrom
Lilation Army
Soviet Cairo ties face test as Moscow seeks Cairo pledge
Reported Soviet concern over Egypt's direction hinges on Cairo's commitment to "continue as was" on foreign policy. Moscow's urgency follows leadership changes and alleged purges in Egypt. High level outreach by Porlyarny signals Kremlin push to keep influence in Middle East.
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Mohammed Fawai
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