Milk price hike eyed by dairy group in Northern California
Edwin Lindley of the State Bureau of Milk Stabilization said the Northern California Dairy Association seeks a two cent rise in half gallon milk prices across eight counties from San Francisco to Monterey due to higher delivery and processing costs. A state study will decide by mid August, with potential March 1872 action for contract talks.
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South County
Edwin JT. Lindley
Oakland
State Bureau of Milk Stabilization
Northern California Dairy Association
Atemada
Centra Costa
San Francisco
Monterey
Lindley
Association
Berkeley
Bureau of Milk Stabilization
Department of Agriculture
Charges dismissed in Soledad stabbing case
In Salinas, all charges were dropped today against three inmates accused of stabbing a guard at Soledad State Prison. District Attorney William D. Curtis told the court the people’s case no longer could be supported, and the entire case was immediately dismissed.
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William D. Curtis
Police chief's ouster urged in San Leandro protest
Marcos G. Wilcher of Berkeley demanded the discharge of San Leandro Police Chief Thomas J. Rogers, labeling him racist. Wilcher led a small midday demonstration in front of the city hall, charging incompetence and social irresponsibility in modern policing and harassment of Black and brown people.
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San Leandro
Marcos G. Wileher
Berkeley
Thomas J. Rogers
Wileher
Wildher
Rogers
Oakland
Wilcher
U.S
James
Browning
Court of Appeals Upholds San Jose Obscene Material Warrant
The State Court of Appeals upheld a Fremont Municipal Court warrant issued Sept 2 1969 that seized multiple obscene books and magazines from a Mission San Jose area bookstore. The ruling reverses a prior Alameda County decision and clarifies admissibility of seized materials in a broader obscenity case.
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San Francisco
State Courd of Appeals
Fremont Municips
Roy G. Purai
San Jose Area
Alameda County Superior Court
Pair arrested in garage burglary in Castro Valley
A Contra Costa County couple, Michael Minifie and his wife Janice, were arrested by sheriff's deputies in Castro Valley on a garage burglary case. A second San Leandro theft involved two valuable calculators at Electra Engineering Works and a nurse reporting three diamond rings stolen from her purse between May 13 and Monday.
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Contra Costa County
Castro Valley
Michael Minifie
Janice
Tindee
Beverly Ekdahl
Wild Eagle St
Industria
Preda St
Dave Wyman
San Leandro
Genevieve Mencarelli
Soviet and Egyptian chiefs condemn U S for hindering peace
Soviet and Egyptian leaders denounce U S support for Israel, claiming it spoils Middle East peace efforts. They accuse Washington of pressuring negotiations, inflaming tension, and refusing to withdraw from land claimed by Arabs. They warn that Israeli aggression destabilizes the region and beyond.
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U.S
Israel
United States
Middle East
Porgerny
Old Redwood school days recalled by residents
Former students and teachers reminisce about the 1948 built campus on E Street in Hayward. Accornero, now a contractor, recalls helping construct the school while his daughters attended Redwood. Former principals and current staff describe small-class warmth, personal contact, and enduring memories from the era, including a famed rhythm band and a rattle snake anecdote.
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Pan Accarnero
E Street
Hayward
Accarnero
Nies
Accornero
Mark Bristol
Sunnyvale
Kathy Peterson
Proctor Schral
Redwood
Castro Valley
BART considers 25 cent fare cut to $1.05 top
BART directors weigh a revised fare plan moving from the staff’s $1.40 ceiling toward a $1.05 maximum. The administration committee, adopting a mileage formula, proposes lower inner city fares and increments by distance, with specific brackets from Fremont to Bay fair and San Leandro.
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San
Rancisco
Bart Board of Directors
San Francisco
Fremont
Union City
Hayward
Bayfair
San Leandro
POW release plan unsettles families in Greensboro and Ossining
Mrs. Norman McDaniel of Greensboro North Carolina and Mrs Myron Davald of Ossining New York express disappointment as talks continue over U S prisoner of war and missing in action issues. Philip Habib accuses North Vietnam and the Viet Cong of using captives as bargaining chips while demanding a full withdrawal from South Vietnam. Huang Thuy argues only a Nixon withdrawal pledge can settle questions about captured personnel.
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Norman McDaniel
Greensboro
N.C
North Vietnam
Myron Davald
Ossining
N.Y
Philip C. Habib
UST
Hanai
Xuang Thuy
Nixon
South Vietnam
Heeneily
Paylaly
YWCA Chief Quits Amid Southern Alameda Crisis
Jean Culver resigned as branch director of the YWCA in Castro Valley amid a financial crunch. Budget shortfalls, down from over $20,000 in donations to about $7,000, forced program cutbacks and threatened her contract renewal. Posar said the move, effective May 1, was not wholly unexpected as area wives groups plan to hire a part time director to coordinate activities.
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Castro
Alameda County
Brated Ywca
Liitest
Bay Area Crusade
Jean Culver
Jake Pozar
Committee of Administration
Culver
Culvers
Pozar
YWCA
Outland
Pea
Union City
Wremont
Catto Valley
Pleasanton
Livermore
Dublin
San Leandre
Bunds
Free at last through his trike and courage
A mother recalls how her son John, a boy who uses a tricycle and aids, faces the world with independence. His father Jack insists on progress over overprotection, guiding John and other disabled children toward self sufficiency through steady therapy, Scouts, and daily tasks. John learned to walk after hospital care and continues to push toward normal childhood joys despite his disability.
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Molly
John
Shriners’ Hospital
San Proneiscn
Wolly
Jack
Christine
David
Jobi
Harlow Court
Justice unit moves in on pep pills crackdown
The Justice Department moved to tighten control over amphetamines and methamphetamines, shifting them from a loose category to explicit drug abuse targets. The change, effective in 30 days, places manufacturing quotas under the Attorney General and requires prescriptions with no refills. Illicit channels divert significant portions of annual amphetamine and methamphetamine production.
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Justice Unit
Pashington
UPI
Justice Department
John &. Ingersoll
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
John N. Mitchell
GM ends bid to overturn verdict in 1965 car crash case
General Motors and Liberty Mutual Insurance settled for about 810 000 dollars to avert a second hearing after a 1965 crash in which a fiberglass sports car rear wall collapse caused deaths and injuries. Carolyn Butlerek, the injured plaintiff, sued GM over the gas tank failure. the case touched on manufacturer liability and required safe designs.
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Sacramento
General Motors Corp
Hvo Ynen
George Litllefield
State Court of Appeal
Carolyn Butlorek
Littlefield
API
Liberty Mutual Insurance Co
Badniek
3Rd District Court of Appeal
Taxpayers lose bid to force tax decrease election in Castro Valley
In Castro Valley, Superior Court Judge Zook Sutton dismissed a suit by Edmund Garnier and Leo Guidotti filed 21 months ago to compel the Castro Valley Unified School District to hold a tax decrease election. The ruling found the petition was not timely and the district had not increased taxes, leaving the question of mandatory action unresolved.
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Castro Valley
Casetro Valley Unified
Zook Sutton
Edmund Garnier
Leo Ciuilotti
Ned
Schol Board
Garnier-Guidotti
Thomas Firby
Hayward Attainsy
James
State Attorney General's Office
Firby
Sutton
Black violence shocks town with deadly gas station and street killings
Reported murders of Black individuals unfold in Summer County towns. Witnesses say groups aimed to kill Black people as a white shooter fatally wounded Eddie McClinton after a gas station incident. Officials give few details. Sheriff Doar notes no investigation by his office.
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Miss Collier
Henry
Nixon
Edgar Higganbottom
Beru
Eddie McClinton
Anger erupts as Magee attacks judge in Marin courtroom
Ruchell Magee storms outburst after Judge Arnason refuses extra recess to press another bid to remove him from the murder conspiracy trial. The 21 year old defendant faces a possible death sentence for the Aug 7 1970 Marin County shootout that killed four, including a judge. Davis, a militant and former UCLA faculty member, is accused of aiding in the prison escape and the ensuing attack.
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Richard EB. Arnason
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Marin County
Miss Davis
Ucla Facult
Prizoner
Pluil
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