Castro Valley Sanitary District Manager Retires
Everett Wright, manager of the Castro Valley Sanitary District for three years, retires effective June 30 after joining in 1950 as chief engineer. He will be succeeded by Travis Poindexter, chief inspector, who will serve as acting manager until June 30. Wright has three married daughters and one grandchild.
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Castro Valley
Everett Wright
Wright
Ron Fer
Lodi
Kathleen Mis
Travis Poindexter
Ex-Supervisor Hannon Detained For Open Bottle
San Leandro police cited former Alameda County supervisor Robert E Hannon for an open whiskey bottle in his car after officers found him unconscious slumped over the wheel on Karo Way. He was taken to the county detoxification center near Fairmont Hospital. He has two prior drunken driving arrests, including one on Aug 21 197.
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San Leandro
Rtobert E. Hannon
Karo Way
Otto Baker
Hanmon
Baker
Paul Line
Hannon
Fairmont Hospital
Youth's body found in stolen car in Oakland
In Oakland police and county coroner report a 1¢-year-old San Leandro youth Victor E. Garibaldi was found dead in the back seat of a stolen car parked on an Oakland street. The car had been taken from a San Lorenzo residence after a burglary. The victim, a Castro Valley native, is the son of Mr and Mrs Earl Garibaldi. Coroner deputies said the cause of death is not yet determined.
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San Leandro
Oakland
Victor E. Garibaldi
San Lorenzo
Castro Valley
Earl Garibaldi
Gunman robs Bayfair Lanes manager of 549 dollars
The night manager of Bayfair Lanes in San Leandro was robbed of 549 dollars at gunpoint just before midnight. Thomas McNaughton and employee Larry Curtis were forced to hand over the cash by a man in a green Army coat wearing a scarf. A 30 caliber carbine was used in the robbery.
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San Leandro
Bayfair
Bayfairing
Thomas McNaughton
Larry Curtis
Henah
Enit
M McNaughtons
Curtis
Cox
Ge Qenan
Burglars Burn Records at Nelson Co. Office
In San Leandro burglars broke into the Harry N. Nelson Co. candy brokers at 1477/1 Wicks Blvd. yesterday morning. They ignited a safe and burned company records, including the Anna Belle Candy Co. corporate records and general ledger on Industrial Road in Hayward. Police noted that office machines and equipment appeared untouched.
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San Leandro
Harry N. Nelson Co
Wicks Blvd
Lillian Rasmussen
Nelson Co
Anna Belle Candy Co
Hayward
Mortician booked for drunken driving in San Leandro
Albert W. Peterson, 70, an Oakland mortician, was booked for drunken driving and a hit and run after an incident near Emili Villa's restaurant. He was seen leaving the area around 6 p.m. yesterday and turned over to San Leandro police.
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San Leandro
Albert W. Peterson
Oakland
Peterson
Emili ‘Villa
Seas Piace
Judge rules tax on employees illegal in Oakland case
Oakland judge Gordon Minder rules that the planned employee tax is illegal. The case cites unclear statements and references to penalties set to take effect July 1, 1978. Richard K Groukx and Steven Marin of Alameda County Central Labor Council appear in the discussion as organizers. The defendant plans to appeal to the State Supreme Court.
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Oakland
Gordon Minder
Geriinde Stein
Richard K Groukx
Steven Marin
Alameda Cony Central
Lalor Cand Reali Aieytie Ra
Fcurne Anc
Iesury
Onitanedares Dard
State Supreme Court
No Left Turns claims small hat sizes doomed FBI agents
Washington based author Joseph L. Schatt a retired FBI special agent claims in his book No Left Turns that three agents with hat size 6 3 4 were fired after J Edgar Hoover deemed a pinhead in a passing review Schatt alleges Hoover ruled the bureau from a height advantaged desk and chair while Kennedy era changes moved a direct line telephone away from Hoover’s desk and a later assassination era ring interrupted Hoover during talks
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Schott
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Doctors near end of California walkout strike
Wallace said lengthy talks with McCarthy Tuesday night pointed toward ending the doctors strike. Gov Brown signed a malpractice insurance bill and Assembly approved a measure to push doctors back to work by lowering costs. The plan includes widening California road segments to eight lanes in stages with cost estimates around 98 million and 55 million for later sections.
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Foothill
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Eden Canyon
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Lengihy
Eden
Crow Canyon
MacArthur Freeway
Evanhoe
California
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Peter Behr
R-Tiburon
California Medical Association
Assembly
Senate
Robert McLennan
R-Downey
District budget debate weighs teacher pay and layoffs
C V school board considers inflation relief requests and wage revisions as Supt DePue notes budgets not final. Proposals include 10 to 28 percent raises for teachers and 12.8 percent for nonteaching staff, with attrition and renegotiation options to avoid layoffs. Substitute layoffs loom. board to meet at 3300 Northridge Ave.
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Ang
Atri Seenaila
Harold DePur
DePue
Depts Ebert
Eaves
Stecane
Bch
Raglicrenel
Jean Leora
Rhodes
Natalie Kirchoff
Canyon High School
Casino Valley High School
Henry Bargtholdt Seid
Ne Aid
State moves to preserve tidelands as open space
The state seeks to exercise public trust easements to preserve Hayward area tidelands in their natural state amid unresolved private versus state ownership. Officials say litigation may be needed, with three suits filed, as the shoreline agency aims to open land for recreation and wildlife habitat while maintaining a transport corridor and prioritizing public acquisition.
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Page Sall Co
Hayward
San Francisco Bay
Bay
Delta
California Coast
Hayward Area
Rency
Ilene Weinreb
Shoreline Agency
Cook
Leslie Salt
State Lands
State Uitle
Lestie
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Castro Valley
Citizens Committee
Weinreb
Shoreline
State Department of Fish and Game
San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission
BCDC
Leslie Salt Co
Veri Katia
Leslie
Tomales Bay
State Lands Division
Bell
Council opposes prison plan despite opposition
Oakes noted surprise as Birchfield’s son and Mayor appointed Councilmen Birchfield Oakes and Julio Bras to attend a June 3 supervisors meeting in Oakland on the subject with many citizens expected. Councilman Neveau criticized the jail’s placement amid courtrooms and hinted at possible legal action or alternatives in court operations.
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Oakes
Birchfield
Julio Bras
Oakland
Price
Tom Neveau
Global Markets Mixed as Prices Tumble and Rise
A volatile day sees mixed prices on the steed market while a dining hall food handler contracts hepatitis. UN Security Council extends peacekeeping on the Golan Heights for six months with 140 votes. A building collapse in Benidorm kills seven tourists. Two Soviet cosmonauts prep for Salyut 4 experiments and take a day off for rest.
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New York
U.N
Golan Heights
Ching
Iraq
Salyut 4 Space Station
Tuss
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