Services for slain Oakland officer set
Services for Oakland Police Officer Robert Blan who was slain yesterday will be tomorrow in the South Chapel of Chapel of the Chimes Memorial Park Hayward at 2 p.m. Blan, 24, born in Oklahoma, was a 1966 San Lorenzo High School graduate who served in the Army as a military policeman from 1967 to 1970. He is survived by his wife Nancy two children Michael and Michelle of Milpitas a brother Joseph an Army MP and his parents Earl and Evelyn Blan of San Lorenzo. The family requests donations in Mr Blan's name to the Widows and Orphans Aid Association of the Oakland Police Department.
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District sues former teacher over sabbatical pay dispute
Say Lomenzo Unified School District sues Harry J. Adams 40 in superior court to recover 0.80 prul lam while on sabbatical leave. Adams taught 20 years in San Lorenzo since 1948, signed sabbatical at half pay, returned to teach, then toured the world and joined San Francisco schools. The district says he breached contract and repaid only 200 of the debt.
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Police seize seven sex films at Out of Sight Club
Aaywald Flive report says police raided the Out of Sight Club on Mission Boulevard last night with a search warrant. Seizing seven reels depicting sexual acts, officers ordered 90 patrons to leave while the films, 25 to 49 minutes long, were taken. Owner Lawrence Cox, 30, of Hayward, and nine female employees faced complaints later submitted to the district attorney for exhibition of obscene matter, marking the club’s sixth such incident in two years.
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Fire Destroys Vacant Hangar at Hayward Airport
A vacant hangar at Hayward Airport owned by California Airways caught fire late at night, causing about 3500 in damage. Hayward Fire Department reported the blaze at 71:54 pm, with flames visible as five engines and 22 firefighters battled for an hour and 31 minutes. The concrete‑floored structure suffered partial collapse while a wider investigation continues into the cause.
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Yosemite search enters fourth day as hikers pursued
AP reports in Yosemite National Park that a four day search continues for Larry Cathy, 24, and two other hikers missing since Saturday while hiking from Ta Ga Naad toward Yosemite Valley along the Yosemite Creek Trail. Park officials say a Lemoore Naval Air Station helicopter joined the ground team Tuesday to aid the search.
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Gas Tanker Driver Carves Cut Rate at Local Station
In Springfield Massachusetts the driver of a 7 1/2 gallon gas tanker pulled into a cut rate station and claimed to fill at reduced prices. Station owner Robert E Majka said every customer is treated the same. The sign boasted Lowest prices anywhere and Majka said he makes one cent per gallon at the lower prices. Stephen Roberts of Fr Roberts said gasoline could not be found at Majka’s prices elsewhere. The details note BP distributor involvement and claims about price adjustments for high test and regular grades.
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National Magazine Awards Named For 1960s Publications
The Atlantic Monthly Psychology Today New York Horizon and Business Week won this year’s National Magazine Awards. The luncheon announcing the winners cited General Excellence Business Week for overall performance a special journalism prize to Psychology Today for broad appeal and imaginative interpretation of complex fields. Horizon received visual excellence for high quality reportage. The Atlantic Monthly won for a short story by Grace Paley and New York earned reporting excellence for its lively metropolitan coverage.
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Cairo Forces Belgian Airliner to Land Amid RAF Route Ban
Cairo authorities ordered a Belgium Pasir charter 707 with 124 aboard to land at Cairo airport after it failed to obtain permission for a Raypl overflight. The D4 registered craft was en route from Paris to Nairobi when redirected. A Sabena aircraft carrying 4 passengers and 8 crew members was also diverted to Cairo on Sunday.
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McCord defense questions Clinton Watergate links
The Watergate hearing shows Alet denying claiming to doctor records with CIA director Schlesinger's pay status while McCord and his counsel push for back‑to‑testify. Jurisdictional questions arise as spectators interrupt and Ervin orders calm. Glenn A Leh’s fee details surface, and Caulfield recalls possible presidential knowledge of clemency offers.
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Copter Finds 4 Lost Men After Fishing Trip
A Coast Guard helicopter located four missing executives from El Paso and Texas construction firms aboard a 24 foot cabin cruiser in poor condition near the Gulf of California. Mexican authorities planned to take control of the vessel. Names identified include James B. Harghive of Hargrove Homes, Brent Jenson of Jenson Construction, Don Lawder of Lowder and Hargrove Builders, and Kenneth L. Shurley in contracting.
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Lord Lambton resigns amid scandal and health claim
British Cabinet member Lord Lambton quits, citing health but admitting ties to call girls and drug possession charges. Heath government seeks to justify an inquiry, while officials insist national security remains unaffected as Lambton goes into seclusion in Scotland.
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Gas drought forces California state vehicle freeze
Sacramento reports a state wide pause on new vehicle purchases as a master plan is drawn up to handle gasoline shortages. Lawrence Rohingon Jr says the ban will last about 30 days and may explore smaller economy cars while a committee evaluates rationing and alternative travel options.
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Hongisto accused of favoritism in payroll mixup
The Depuy Sheriff's Association charged Wednesday that Sheriff Richard Hongisto shows favoritism to some employees and that their paychecks are mixed up. Hongisto denied favoritism and blamed a flat payroll shortage.
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Petrified man legacy ends with burial after 60 years
In Marlin Central Texas a one legged hobo An derson McGraw died in 1918 after a fall from a moving freight train. His body lay in a general home for years and a carnival hid it as the petrified man. A relative bought the mummy, kept it, and a Dallas morgue owner offered to pay for burial. Services set for Saturday at 2 30 pm with a plain black suit burial.
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Children dream of grown up roles in quirky study
STATE COLLEGE Pa AP about 20 percent of 280 Penn State day care children surveyed want to be dogs or a bathtub when grown, while others aim for Batman or fairy princesses. Researchers say race and gender influence how children picture adult roles with boys favoring general roles and girls naming specific careers like nurse or teacher. Fewer Black children than white children named specific occupations.
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Frost-bitten climber seeks second ascent in Himalaya
Spokane climber John Roskelley remains hospitalized for frostbite after reaching the summit of Mount Dhaulagir with Louis Reichardt and a Nepali sherpa. Doctors warn of possible loss of toe tips. Roskelley plans another expedition in 1975.
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Deadline delay move killed by commission
The Metropolitan Transportation Commission rejected a commissioner’s push to delay adopting the regional transportation plan beyond the late 40 deadline. Commissioner Joseph Houghteling urged seeking a Legislature extension, arguing the plan needs an environmental impact statement for possible liability. Alameda County reps Gay Barviser Joe Bort and Fremont Mayor Dery Dilton joined the majority.
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Poker players compare to baseball in skill says world champ
A dethroned poker champion notes that top players differ little in ability on any given day. He recalls a challenge from an average player who won’t back up words with bets, while describing his own experiences facing rivals like Slim Pearson in Nashville. He says challenges are common but money is rarely put on the line.
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Transportation commission seeks funding and route control powers
The transportation unit requests funds from sales tax, new equipment taxes, and a gas tax. By law the commission is funded by an increased state sales tax from last summer. It would gain authority to allocate Biant routes to local governments and transit authorities and to review and approve or reject regional transportation plans once adopted.
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