Gangs in Hayward Probed for Downtown Vice Control
Police and ex-con experts say four major prison gangs Nueva Familia Mexican Mafia Black Guerrilla Family and Aryan Brotherhood may be moving into Hayward and nearby to organize the downtown prostitution and narcotics trade. A victim linked Nuestra Familia to a bar shooting and claimed the gang seeks to dominate local vice. An ex-con with deep street knowledge doubts gangs can run vice on a large scale, noting prison gang origins and past formations.
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Rich Riggs
Nuestra Familia
Mexican Mafia
Black Guerilla Family
Aryan Brotherhood
Hayward
Baynard
Wallace
Jimmie
Diamle
San Quentin
Deuel Vocational Institute
Folsom
Hayward Castro Valley edition announces local news
The Hayward Castro Valley edition of November 1 1977 presents a 44 page newspaper for Hayward California with local stories briefs and notices relevant to the community. The issue covers municipal updates school activities and neighborhood events as of that date.
Western powers veto South Africa sanctions but back arms embargo
United States Britain and France vetoed three African resolutions seeking economic penalties against South Africa. They joined Canada and West Germany to support a milder call for an international weapons embargo. The vote 0 5 blocked the sanctions while favoring a limited arms boycott. Civil unrest continued as Soweto students boycott exams amid protests.
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United States
Britain
France
South Africa
U.N. Security Council
Andrew Young
Canada
West Germany
Security Council
Pretoria
Soweto
Transit cuts alarm Alameda supervisors lament nine year of safety plan loss
Alameda County supervisors rail at nearly nine million dollars in proposed safety improvements on the Nimitz Freeway deleted from a state six year plan. Mayoral race in Newark and Union City features Dick Oliver and Marilyn Miller vying for March offices.
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Alameda County
Nimitz
Dick Oliver
Unionity
Marilyn Miller
Newark
State cites Muir Elementary for integrated education praise
Hayward reports Muir Elementary School receives statewide praise as a model of multicultural integrated education. A four year program fostering self esteem and acceptance is praised by Principal Celestine Villa-Ramsall and staff. The initiative includes bilingual classes, festivals, and an International Month, with 400 students and 33 percent Hispanic enrollment.
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Lynn Hoff Hayward
Muir
State Department of Education
State Board of Education
Celestine Villa- Bardall
Eva
New York
Rockefeller Foundation
Soto Road
Muir School
Hayward
Maryly
Tess
California tracks down illegal out of state vehicle registrations
Sacramento reports the state is pursuing Californians who illegally register cars in Oregon and Nevada to dodge hundreds in fees and taxes. The campaign at South Lake Tahoe recovered about 100000 in registration fees and use taxes from cars registered by California residents in Nevada. Investigators target owners of expensive Ferraris registered in Oregon to save up to 100 in use tax and 500 in annual fees, with 100 penalties per year.
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Sacramento
UPI
Nevada
California
Oregon
Robert C. Forrest
Forrest
Arcala
Califoria
Helms pleads no contest in Chile covert opera tions case
Former CIA Director Richard Helms awaits a likely fine with no jail term after pleading no contest to failing to give the Senate Foreign Relations Committee full facts in 1973 about CIA efforts to influence Chile's 1970 election. Judge Barrington Parker may impose a jail sentence. prosecutors said the plea avoids jeopardizing national secrets and trial costs.
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Washington
UPI
CIA
Richard Helms
Chile
Parker
Helms
Salvador Allende
CLA
Irems
Allen
Justice Department
Department
Iran
United States
Carter
Griffin Bell
Nixon
Ford
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