Suspects held in San Leandro strongarm robbery case
San Leandro sheriff's deputies hold Steven Young 25 Hayward and Allan Duke Escondido on strongarm robbery charges after a purse snatching near Windsor and Manchester Drives. Witness description linked to a white coupe. stolen purse recovered at the scene on Mission Boulevard near Mallux Road.
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Four men arrested in San Leandro burglary case near Fairway Drive
San Leandro police arrested four men just before 6 pm as they tailed a loaded pickup tied to a burglary on Fairway Drive near Helvedere Street. Suspects, including James Mantenera of Hayward and others, were held for grand theft investigation. Juveniles were taken to the juvenile hall. the stolen property valued at 250 dollars was reported at the scene.
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Darvon linked death of local boy reported
A five year old boy named Joseph Donald Baker from Ladera Drive,Vuhlin died after a Darvon overdose at Valley Me hospital. The Mameda County Sheriff's Department said he was brought to hospital after being found unresponsive at Mameeda Park on Friday. The report indicates the youth may have ingested Darvon, a prescription pain killer, in a suspected overdose incident.
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Chamber debates annex stance on Kington Manor schools
San Leandro Chamber of Commerce directors will reconsider their opposition to annexation of Kington Manor schools. Proponents argue finances drive the stance and a noon Blue Dolphin session will hear Byron Yoong, past Washington Home Owners Association president, and Ron Deon, current Home Owner president.
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Hayward Council Deliberates City Worker Pay Demands
Hayward The city council held a closed personnel briefing on worker demands ahead of bargaining sessions Friday. The Hayward City Employees Association, about 200 administrative technical and clerical staff, seeks a 10 percent raise, shorter workweek, more vacation options, and dependent medical coverage. The Public Employees Union seeks a $50 monthly pay hike and similar fringe benefits.
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Smog device health hazard debate cited by EPA official
A fragmentary report notes concerns over a smog control device and its health effects. It references officials including Sen John Tunney and EPA tests on air quality and catalytic converters, urging caution and further analysis before widespread use. The text signals public health risk from sulfates and aerosols and questions catalyst safety.
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Woman's harassment debated by council over wildlife event
A chaotic council discussion centered on harassment concerns tied to a planned public display involving animals. Officials weighed safety, public impact, and a proposed plan to relocate or modify the event to reduce risk while preserving public access.
Desert warfare escalation in Sinai amid Arab oil pressure
Heavy fighting reported in Sinai as Israeli and Egyptian forces clash along the canal front. Israel claims tanks knocked out and air strikes on Egyptian targets while Arab ministers discuss oil production cuts and pressure on the United States. Diplomatic moves in London and Washington loom as both sides mobilize troops and arms despite intermittent bombardments and air raids.
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Cellist Casals in critical condition after heart attack
Casals, 96, a renowned cellist, suffered a heart attack and lung complications and was removed from intensive care at Austin Mutug Hospital. His condition fluctuated with pulmonary edema and bronchial issues, with officials warning it could go either way. Casals, born December 26, 1876 in Vendrell, Catalonia, rose to fame after mastering the cello at the Barcelona Conservatory.
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California corruption debate on public contracting safeguards
California officials defend open bidding and public inspection to curb favoritism in lease and procurement processes. County supervisors' contracts and school board projects face scrutiny, while state law governs competitive bidding for most agencies, with small exceptions for emergencies and consulting work.
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UFO sightings spark nationwide debate and speculative explanations
Reports describe numerous sightings across the country with varying claims of alien craft. Authorities from Hamilton Air Force Base to Vandenberg warn no radar confirmation and cite possible misidentifications while scientists seek mundane causes such as satellites and atmospheric effects.
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Schools get quake funds for safer California buildings
The state approved earthquake safety funds in November for districts including Oakwood Unified in Alameda County and Stoney Creek Unified in Los Angeles County, aimed at strengthening school buildings. Other recipients include San Diego City and Los Angeles United, with statewide totals around several million dollars to improve safety.
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House Ration Bill Faces Tough Passage In Congress
A stiff gas ration bill moves toward passage as lawmakers debate mandatory allocations and executive controls. Rep Torbert and Rep Harley Stag gins back the measure while administration officials argue for broader energy policy, with Senate action anticipated after a Tuesday hearing.
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