Hayward Man Given Probation After Shooting Former Son-in-Law
Edward Chaves Aguilar, 81, was placed on one year of probation for assault with a deadly weapon in a shooting at his Hayward home. Judge Robert Fairwell also banned firearm ownership during probation. Aguilar, arrested March 23, had faced attempted murder charges after a confrontation with Peter Almarea, 26, of Union City, who allegedly tried to enter Aguilar's residence.
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Hayward
Swiy
Municipal
Robert Fairwell
Edward Chaves Aguilar
Pensacola Way
Agullar
Hayward Poliee
Peter Almarea
Union City
Aguilar
Haspita
Fesser
Burglar Strikes Castro Valley Stores and Homes
A burglar smashed a window to break into Party Shop Liquors at 3446 Village Drive Castro Valley stealing about $150 in goods including coins, liquor, and adult books. deputies report another Castro Valley burglary at 600 Center Street 92922 with stereo equipment and misc. Roberohn Hurst 22 at 92922 Center St had items taken. Michael Guidera 28 at 60 Le Dera Street reported $675 in losses including a $50 color TV and $200 in wash.
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Village Drive
Castro Valley
Roberohn Hurst
Center St
Fremont
Michael Guidera
Guidera
Guiders
Ledera St
Brothers badly hurt in Fremont two-vehicle crash
Two Sisters? No. Broth ers? Brothers Chester Daughtery 21 was in critical condition at Washington Hospital after a 10 43 am collision at Warm Springs and Mission. Stolber Thomas 14 had major injuries and was listed in fair condition. Dee Berry 41 of Ci drove a truck that hit Allen Anderson 20 a College of Siskiyou student. The Daughters were passengers as witnesses noted the car traveled 34 to 40 mph before impact. Berry and Anderson had minor injuries. No citation issued yet.
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Siskiyou
Warm Springs
Mission Boulevards
Chester Daughtery
Washington Hospital
Stolber Thomas
Dee
Berry
Allen
Anderson
College of the Siskiyou
Palien
ABAG weighs regional governance to tackle Bay Area issues
ABAG members say a single district approach lacks power to solve environmental and transport problems. Dianne Feinstein urges a regional body with muscle within five years, while Marin supervisor John Melnnis calls for moving to viable regional government within a year. Officials discuss federal funds eligibility and bringing Washington experts to aid ABAG.
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NAPA
UPI
Association of Bay Area Governments
ABAG
Bay Area
Dianne Feinstein
San Francisco
John Melnnis
Marin County
John Uirton
Department of Transportation
Abali
Ife
Washington
Sacramento
Beth Alive
Hirson
Ignacio A. Villa
Louise Gierseh
Antioch
Meat firm helps poor people in Rosario ransom case
Trucks left Sivitt Co. meat packing plant with food, blankets, and school supplies for Rosario slum areas as ERP demands 62000 in provisions for kidnapped manager Stanley Sylvester. Exective Antonio Valtiocchia says last worker rehire may be considered, ERP threatens trial if demands unmet. About 1500 Swift workers receive aid at plant giveaway counter.
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Rosario
Argentina
UPI
Sivitt & Co
People’s Revolutionary Army
ERP
Busi
Nessman
Swill & Co
Hosario
Defense lawyers under California bar investigation
In San Francisco two prominent radical defense attorneys, Charles Garry and Michael Kennedy, face California State Bar scrutiny over alleged violations of the Business and Professions Code during the Los Siete trial. Proponents say the conduct questioned involved maintaining court respect, while critics call it outrageous, with Kennedy calling the accusations garbage.
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UPI
California State Bar
Charles Garry
Michael Kennedy
State Business and Professions Code
Los Sidle
Edward Ti. Heavey
Garry
Kennedy
Los Siete
Salinos
Joseph Bradnik
Heagay
Cahded
California
Migrant Workers Called Faceless in New Study
A two year MR P study by the Manpower Evaluation and Development Institute portrays 500000 U S migrant workers as low earners with little welfare access. It cites 6 4 person family size and 2100 annual income, noting emotional and regulatory barriers and language limits hinder benefits. It links migrant anonymity to social neglect and risks like the Yuba City slayings.
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Washington
MRP
Mason City
Iowa
United States
Agriculture Department
Bizarre skyjack to Nassau continued from page 7
Passengers and crew were released at LaGuardia after a skyjacking by Bennett, a former NYPD officer and Marine, who claimed grievances from the past. He threatened acid on a stewardess and claimed explosives in a ball shown to the captain. An Eastern manager said Bennett demanded a car, an English-speaking diver and a ransom, though no money was paid.
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la Guardian
Lee
PAA
Bennett
New York City
Central Islip
Long Island
Janet Wesley
Miami
Wesley
Eugene
Sullivan
New York
Frank Signor
Eastern
la Guardia
Signor
William Biermann
Nassau
Nancy
Seale Free as Panther Leader Returns Home
Bobby Seale, chairman of the Black Panthers, was released on 24,000 bond after nearly two years in prison. He arrived at San Francisco International Airport and was greeted by about 100 supporters before a final trip to Oakland. Murder conspiracy charges against Seale and Ericka Huggins were dropped in New Haven after a mistrial was declared in the Rackley case. Seale remained jailed on contempt charges from a Chicago judge while appealing.
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San Francisco
UPT
Black Panther
Bobby G. Seale
Seale
San Francisco International
San Francisco Bay
Oakland
New Haven
Connecticut
Nowsnier
Ericka Huggins
New Havel
Harold Mulvey
Vetor Intermurder
New York
Panther
Alex Rackley
Scale
Chicago
Julious [Lofiman
Strathman Retires From Public Service After Long Career
Strathman announces retirement as governor in 1167. Former director of the Western Governmental Research Association and chairman of the Central Division Public Employees, United Gay Area Crusade. He chaired diverse boards and committees and serves in several professional and civic groups. He and Mrs Strathman celebrate 38 years of marriage and reside in Hayward since 1957 with four daughters and two granddaughters. Mrs Strathman is a lay speaker and leader in the Methodist Women’s Society.
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Western Governmental, Research Association
Central Division
United Gay Area Crusade
Alameda County Tnited Fund
Supervisors’ Association
National Conference of the American Society For Public Administration
Te’s
County Administrator's Association
Municipal Finance Officers Association of the
United States
Ond Canada
The
Disernationality Mannears Association
Com
Onwealth Chit
California
Board of Governors
Bay Area
Straihnen
Hayward
Robert
Margaret)Tomlinson
John
Belly) Pagett
New York City
Jack
Miriam Ann) Oettlt
Oakland
Tibor
Laura) Schoenfeld
21st body found near Yuba City case details emerge
Court papers reveal test warrants against Juan Corona after 10 murders. Sheriff affidavits describe receipts bearing Corona’s name found near graves and multiple weapons and bloodstained items in Corona’s home and vehicles. Prior incidents in Marysville linked to the suspect and a history of temper and hospitalization are noted.
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Corona
Juani Corona
Marysville
Oregon Senate Rejects Effort to Ban Nonreturnable Bottles
The Oregon Senate voted 18 to 12 to uphold an earlier decision backing a bill to ban non returnable throwaway bottles and cans in the state. The measure faced a last-ditch attempt to stall its passage as the session closed.
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Salem
Ove
Oregon
State Senate
Senate
Sterling
Oel
Weather overview across the West and interior regions
Mixed conditions across Northern California and adjacent areas with mostly cloudy mornings clearing to sun and partial clearing through Sunday. Inland areas expect some clouds, slight warming, and periods of wind. Temperatures vary by locale with coastal fog and interior warming. several locations show mid to upper 70s to 80s, winds generally light to moderate.
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Ashville
Nei Gripsan
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Este
Reid City
Lowe
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Rano
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Changli
Garin Clara Valley
Clounig
Spokane Deeps
Inglands
Ad Wachington
Tania de Pei
Sinduse
Hellisine
Livoemore Valley
Fire and rescue activity across South County area report
A chaotic mix of fire calls and emergency responses is documented across South County with multiple locations in Hayward Castro Valley and Pleasanton. Incidents include house fires at Fifth Street Jos a Bastro Valley and 1868 Grove Way resuscitation efforts at various streets and a smoke investigation on Mission Boulevard. A death notice for Mary Borges appears alongside obituary details for Joseph and Adelaide Pimentel families.
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Bam Iaday
Hayward
Sepum
Missiver
Blanche
Fifth St
Josa
Bastro Valley
Chrmingham Carl
Stavn
Perrich Ways
Jensen Road
Grove Way
Laith Avenue
Belview Ave
Washington Avenue
Harlan and Alvarado
Central Ave
Sun Church
Somersey Ave
Cas
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Hnly Sepulchre Cemetery
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Pentagon to craft anti drug plan for returning GIs
Defense Secretary Packard ordered immediate action to counter heroin and marijuana use among Vietnam era soldiers. Assistant secretary Kelley to devise identification and treatment methods for addicts returning from Vietnam and to expand the program beyond Vietnam returnees. Congress reports warn heroin use among GIs in Vietnam could threaten U.S. withdrawal viability, with estimates of 45 to 20 percent having tried heroin and up to 45,000 GIs using drugs regularly.
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Washington
Defense Department
Weimarm
David Packard
Roger 7. Kelley
Vietnam
Kelley
Pentagon
House Foreign Affairs Committee
U.S
Morgan Murphy
Robert H. Steele
Laos
Thailand
Fall Deadline Set to Integrate Last Black Schools
HEW Secretary Elliot Richardson announced a fall deadline for desegregation in the South as the Nixon administration outlines plans to implement the Supreme Court ruling on cross-town busing and desegregation. HEW cites progress yet notes 16.4 percent of school age Negroes remain in black schools and 48.4 percent in mostly black schools, while encouraging local initiative and advisory councils in seven states to bridge the racial gap. The administration says the court decisions clarify steps needed, with HEW and Justice moving in closer alignment behind the court shield.
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Washington
Nixon
South
Elliot L. Richardson
HEW
Richardson
Supreme Court
Jaslice Department
Duo freed after bus depot pot bust turns out alfalfa
Four Philadelphia women were arrested on marijuana possession charges after 117 pounds of what officers believed was grass bought for 10000 dollars were found to be alfalfa. Helen Anne Lynch, 21, was released. Gregory James Griffin, 25, remained held on suspicion of hashish and LSD.
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Calif
Philadelphia
al- Tafa
Triday
Helen Anne Lynch
Gregory James Griffin
Walt Ul
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