Services for slain Oakland officer Blan set for tomorrow
Services for Oakland Police Officer Robert Blan, killed in the line of duty, are planned for 2 p.m. tomorrow at the South Chapel of Chapel of the Chimes Memorial Park in Hayward. Born in Oklahoma, Blan was 24, a 1966 San Lorenzo High School graduate, and Army MP from 1967 to 1970. He is survived by his wife Nancy and his Milpitas residence, a brother and parents. Donations to the Widows and Orphans Aid Association of the Oakland Police Department are requested.
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District sues former teacher over sabbatical pay
Sin Lorenco Unified School District sues Harry J. Adams 49 in superior court seeking 5505.04 plus interest for sabbatical pay received while on leave. Adams taught 20 years in the district beginning July 24 1948 and later worked in San Francisco after resigning. The district alleges breach of contract and partial repayment noted in the complaint.
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Police seize seven sex films from Hayward club raid
Police reported seven reels depicting sex were seized during a raid at the Out of Sight Club on Mission Boulevard. Officers asked 90 patrons to leave and filed complaints for exhibition of obscene matter, with fines issued to the club owner Lane Cox and an unidentified female employee. this marks the sixth seizure in two years.
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Fire at Hayward hangar destroys part of building
A vacant hangar beside 1103 W near the Hayward Terminal caught fire last night. The blaze at the former California Airways building caused about 35 000 in damage. Fire crews from Hayward responded with 22 engines and seven other units, and the fire burned for 1 hour 34 minutes before being stopped. The metal structure's south end was damaged and the gauge of the fire is under investigation.
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Hayward man burned in factory electrical panel blast
A Castro Valley man sustained minor facial and eyelid burns when an electrical panel at Fahuo, 2249 Davis Court, exploded. Fred Ferri, at 2007 Tapaz Court, Case Valley, worked on the panel, received treatment at Salser Hospital, then was released. Building damage estimated at 100 dollars. cause under investigation by Hayward Fire Department.
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No action on lighting project delays Sunset High
Hayward school officials reported the Sunset High athletic lighting project cannot resume on schedule. Supt. Ray Arveson said commitments from Hayward City and Harding Avenue Recreation are unlikely without more funds. A low bidder was disqualified for calculation errors, risking September field lighting plans.
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History buff seeks volunteers for San Lorenzo cemetery cleanup
Mary Patino, a four year resident, calls for volunteers to weed, prune, and plant at the century old Hexpe Fiata Boulevard cemetery in San Lorenzo. She plans a planning meeting to set a cleanup date with county workers and local groups backing the effort. The cemetery holds 1,620 burials and is near Highway 23d and Crllene Strout.
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Watergate witness McCord seeks return to stand
McCord, one of seven convicted for the Watergate bugging, demanded to reappear at the witness table to testify further, after his former and current lawyers clashed over efforts to implicate the President. Committee chair Ervin rejected the bid while offering sworn statements and possible later testimony. a disruption by two protesters occurred during the hearing.
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Lord Lambton quits British Cabinet amid scandal
Heath government faces tarnished air as Lord Lambton resigns amid revelations of association with call girls and alleged drug use. Officials say no security breach occurred, with investigations continuing. Lambton concedes personal misconduct and health issues, seeking seclusion in Scotland. Police report heroin recovered from a drug suspect in Oakland is not connected to the Lambton matter.
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Disguised Pair Rob Bank at Romley's Market
Deputies investigate a robbery at Romley's Market on Lake Chabot Road as two masked men overpowered a store employee and herded six to seven workers into the back. The pair forced the employee to open the safe after arriving around 6:15 am. A third person may have waited in a car before the suspects fled. Victims included clerks and delivery staff.
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Poker talk likens game to baseball in a big league view
Houston dateline reports a dethroned world poker champion compares poker toMajor League baseball realms noting only 4 to 5 percent difference in ability among players and that any player can defeat another on a given day Slim, who lost the world title in March to W C Pearson of Nashville, Tenn, says he often receives challenges from average poker players who back their claims with money.
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Gas Tanker Vets Cubrate Service Station Prices
A gas station owner, Robert Majka, recalls a customer named Maijka who pumped 600 gallons, while prices were adjusted from 44.0 to 7.8 cents per gallon. The Atlantic Richfield BP distributor posted a sign claiming lowest prices, with Majka asserting high margins and legalities surrounding gasoline sales.
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Downtown Hayward's retail shift under study and plans
Downtown Hayward faces vacant space as Bonanza and Belford Associates explore upgrades. Executives cite self-inflicted errors by local merchants, while landlords consider remodelling and promotions to attract tenants. City officials back Civic Center development and an economic analysis to guide improvements.
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Hongisto accused of favoritism and payroll mixup
The Deputy Sheriffs Association charged Wednesday that Sheriff Richard Hongisto favors some employees and that paychecks are mixed up. Hongisto denied favoritism and blamed staff shortages for payroll errors. A grand jury letter claimed a deputy received three paychecks in a month while others borrow money to eat, and alleged harassment and intimidation by Hongisto toward some members.
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Deadline delay move killed by commission
The Metropolitan Transportation Commission rejected an attempt by Commissioner Joseph Houghteling to delay adopting the regional transportation plan beyond the June 30 deadline. Houghteling, representing the Bay Conservation and Development Commission, urged a environmental impact statement under the Environmental Quality Act. His motion warned adoption without assessment could invite a lawsuit, as Alameda County officials Joe Bort and Frmont Mayr Dor Dillon joined the majority.
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Transportation unit seeks funds for new equipment and taxes
State sales tax increases last summer fund the commission to expand grants and set allocation rules for local governments and transit authorities. After regional plan adoption the commission can review new transportation plans and approve or reject them, though it cannot halt current projects.
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