Hayward Woman Found Dead In Suspected Self Destruct Case
Ruth Gompert 40 was found dead near Skyline Boulevard Hayward with an unsigned note and an empty pill bottle. Alameda County sheriff deputies treat as possible death by own action. coroner probe underway. estranged husband in Los Angeles reported a death threat. Car missing led to search. another note and a will found at her Schafer Road apartment. Her neighbor was asked to look after her two children.
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Planners OK 81-unit garden apartments in San Leandro
The planning commission approved an 81 unit garden apartment project at 15325 Hesperian Blvd by a 42 vote, sending the plan to the city council. Opponents Buonaccorsi and Ringwood voted against. commissioner Castro was absent.
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Teen Hurt In Motorbike Crash In San Leandro
18 year old Tommy Chavez of Oakes Boulevard treated at Memorial Hospital for compound fractures after his motorcycle collided with a car driven by 63 year old Joseph Bussman of San Francisco at the Woodland Avenue Oakes Boulevard intersection. Police hold investigations. Kenneth Hephinger, 24, suffered facial cuts when his bike tipped on Washington Avenue near Parrott Street and slid 42 feet. Hephinger, an Oakland resident, was taken to Fairmont Hospital and then Kaiser Hospital in Oakland.
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Rites Pending for Hayward Teacher Henrietta Christensen
Funeral services await for Mrs. Henrietta A. Christensen 72 lifelong Hayward resident and long time educator. She taught mainly at Markham School from 1932 to 1963 and was active in numerous local organizations. Sorensen Bros. Chapel Hayward handles arrangements.
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Hippie sought in possible murder in San Leandro
Police investigate the death of John J. Westley 23 a warehouseman found dead from what appears to be a drug overdose An autopsy was planned to determine the exact cause A young hippie type man who spent part of the previous evening with Westley in his Elmer Hale apartment is sought A mysterious late night call requested an ambulance for a reported passerby in distress cited by Capt Donald Becker Narotics paraphernalia found in Westley s room
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Judge's ruling may halt towaways in San Francisco
A San Francisco City College freshman and two friends filed a class action claiming illegal towing. Judge Francis McCarty issued a restraining order delaying enforcement of city and state towing authorities for the three plaintiffs while allowing a hearing to proceed.
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Suspects Held in Ohto Murders Amid Wild Commune Clues
Investigators said suspects faced charges after a fatal multiple shooting at a hilltop mansion near the Pacific coast. FBI involvement followed a warrant for unlawful flight. Victims included Dr Ohta, his wife Virginia, their three sons, a secretary, and a child, with a note praising World War 3 found at the scene. Police noted a hippie commune aiding the search and tied revolvers to the killings.
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Melcher Testifies on Manson Audition In Unimpressive Try
Producer Terry Melcher testified he auditioned Charles Manson at The Spain Ranch but found him unimpressive as a singer or guitarist. He described Manson performing roughly 10 to 15 songs while the group of followers watched, as prosecutors questioned his links to the defendants in the LeBlanc murder case.
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Fremont and Hayward road projects allocated funds
County highway allocations include 275000 to widen Fremont Boulevard from two to four lanes, 250000 to reconstruct 0.3 miles of Crow Canyon Road for a four lane divided highway, and 2315 million to extend Plaza Drive and widen Lake Chabot Road to four lanes.
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Rutherford Attacks Bradley on Knox-Petts Bill Record
Area legislator Bradley opposes the Knox-Petts Bill which would create a 10 foot environmental no-man’s strip around the bay under Bay Conservation and Development Commission control. Caldwell says Bradley voted against the measure for regional zoning concerns while supporting some commission work. Rutherford cites bay deterioration and emergency funds, while Bradley’s office dismisses the plan as hogwash and a challenge to Rutherford’s integrity.
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U S may reveal uranium top secret policy shift
The United States considers sharing gas diffusion technology abroad for reactor fuel while aiming to restrict access to weapons grade material. AEC says no policy change yet but any agreement would require safeguards. A White House review is noted, with officials silent on specifics.
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California Community Colleges to mull student discipline rules
The California Community College Governing Board will study conduct rules covering about 800,000 students. The move follows Steve Stevens call for a hearing after being barred from classes at West Valley College in San Jose. Opponents say districts already handle grievances and may resist mandatory programs.
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Tito expected to visit United States in spring
Yugoslav Prime Minister Milos Ribicic said Tito would likely visit the United States in spring 1971 depending on world political developments and U.S. partners. He spoke at the United Nations Press Club during the General Assembly’s 25th anniversary session. Ribicic praised Nixon’s visit to Yugoslavia and said he would attend Nixon's White House dinner for heads of state, viewing it as a chance to exchange views.
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Nixon press address urges united effort to curb arms race
President Nixon calls for cooperation with the Soviet Union to reduce arms and boost trade, saying shared economic interests and world stability justify limiting self destruct capacity. He backs UN strengthening and environmental and anti piracy aims, envisioning a peaceful second UN century. In Dover Delaware the waterfront depot area notes asphalt paving and a parking lot.
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Soviet Union
Chilean army chief shot as security tightens nationwide
In Santiago, troops and police impose maximum alert, roadblocks, and a curfew after an assassination attempt on Maj. Gen. Rene Schneider. Allende supporters blame ultra right groups with foreign links. Frei declares emergency as 10,000 soldiers and police scour the capital for attackers.
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