Charges Dropped in Los Angeles Police Raids Case
San Leandro detective William Riosella and three Los Angeles officers faced murder related charges over a July 16 raid that left Guillermo Sanchez and Beltran Sanchez dead. All criminal complaints against San Leandro officers tied to the raid were dropped though a civil suit continues.
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San Leandro
William Riosella
Guillermo Sanchez
Beltran Sanchez
Larry Albright
Daniel Gorostiza
Wilma O'Connell
Charlie O'Connell
Gotosliza
Robbers target Hayward bar in friendly armed heist
Three men robbed Curly's Place at 2059 B SE in Hayward. They fled on foot with 180 dollars from a cash register and a safe. Police describe the suspects as clean shaven in their thirties with dark complexions. Bartender Oliver Oyler reported the men ordered beer before pulling guns and joked with him during the heist.
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Hayward
Curly's Place
Oliver Oyler
Maude SE
Oyler
Anutier
Oyter
Ford recalls 52700 vehicles for throttle and brake checks
Ford Motor Co announces a recall of 52700 passenger cars trucks and buses for inspection due to accelerator and brake concerns. About 26000 1971 Pintos with 1600 cc engines may have accelerator linkage issues requiring dealer repair. Additional 1968 69 70 medium and heavy trucks and bus chassis may have distorted brake master cylinder reservoir covers from over tightening, risking brake fluid loss. redesigned covers will be provided at no cost.
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Detroit
Ford
Campaign court clash over wording and ethics
In a debate before about 50, Hannon and Spruance spar over phrasing in campaign literature and the impact on voter perception. They clash on campaign managers, endorsements, and a past drunken driving incident involving Hannon’s brother, while both advocate court reforms and interpreters for non English speakers.
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Hannon
Spruance
Reagan presses tax reform push in California race
Reagan attacked Democratic tactics while urging support for state Senate contender Lewis Sherman in Berkeley and urging election of Republican Bob Olson in the 14th Assembly District. He framed Sherman as a pivotal vote for tax reform and accused opponents of excuses, highlighting the statewide contest in Southern Alameda County.
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Lewis Sherman
Berkeley
Joh Holmdahl
Oakland
Pye
Lew Sherman
Mento
Bob Olson
Livermore Valley
Carlos Bee
14Th Assembly
Alameda County
Flight Fear Cure Helps Professionals Soar
Cott, who never flew, created Ply Without Fear after attempting self help and attending funerals of air crash victims. He placed an ad and formed classes at Kennedy Airport guiding 40 participants per cycle with weekly sessions and graduation flights to Bermuda, aided by psychiatrists. The program drew a diverse group including executives, a surgeon, a reporter, professors, housewives, and a former Yankee, Jackie Jensen. Forty percent never flew before joining, but most graduates report renewed confidence and a desire to help others overcome the fear.
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Kennedy International Airport
Cott
New York
Egypt and Jordan at sword's point over premier
Relations between Egypt and Jordan deteriorate after Cairo brands Jordan’s new premier Wasfi Tel a foe of Palestinian guerrillas. Al Ahram cites Sadat recalling its Jordan envoy Osman Nouri for consultations as tensions flare. A ferocious warning from Helal spurs calls to seize the offensive. In Amman, fighting erupts with one guerrilla and one Jordanian security man killed.
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United Press
Egypt
Jordan
Wasfi Tel
Cairo
al Ahram
Anwar Sadat
Osman Nouri
Nouri
Amman
Hussein
Mohamed Hassanein Helal
Israel
Ammtan
Mack Truck to lay off 23 percent workers nationwide
Mack Truck announced a 23 percent layoff affecting about 345 of its 1,500 workers nationwide, with cuts at the Mack Western Division in Hayward and the Allentown plant. Hayward officials gave no exact figures, saying releases would be posted later. Union officials noted about 230 members at Hayward, part of roughly 400 total local employment.
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Mack Truck
Mack Western
Allentown
Leonard F. Fink
Mack
Fink
Haysward
United Auto Workers Local 74
Arson suspected in newsprint fire at San Jose yard
A three alarm fire at Garden City Transportation in San Jose destroyed about two million pounds of newsprint destined for Northern California newspapers. Fire officials called it arson after reports rolls were doused with flammable liquid. The warehouse loss is estimated at 400000 dollars.
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UPI
California
San Rafael Independent Journal
Garden City Transportation Co
Das
Garden City Transportation
San Francisco
Robert Minardi
Independent-Journal
Marin County
International ‘Typographical Union
Bayshore Freeway
Minardi
Nixon derides San Jose protesters after rock attack
President Nixon condemns the mob violence in San Jose after rocks shattered windows on two buses carrying aides and reporters. Police arrested four demonstrators as Nixon, arriving to campaign for Murphy and others, warned that violence by a radical minority must stop while urging calm and protection of free speech.
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Nixon
Rose Mary Woods
Hie Moor
Caracas
Veneaelan
White House
Reagan denounces violence during Nixon visit in San Jose
Gov. Reagan voiced anger over the violent incident outside the San Jose Municipal Auditorium during President Nixon's visit. He said the attack had no justification and condemned the tactics of those who reject America’s system of government, speaking alongside Nixon and Sen. George Murphy as rocks and eggs were thrown at the presidential limousine.
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Reagan
California
Nixon
Sen
George Murphy
San Jose Municipal Auditorium
Murphy
Ronald Reagan
Murphy rages over San Jose violence during Nixon stop
U S Senator George Murphy said he was God damn mad about violence faced by President Nixon in San Jose and Anaheim. He called the demonstrators wild eyed and pledged to identify leaders. Polls show Tunney widening his lead as Murphy predicts a victory next Tuesday. Nixon praised Murphy and Reagan as experienced leaders and team players.
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Spruance
Robert Hannon
San Leandro
Marceliine Krafchick Rumburg
California State College
Hayward
Board of Adjustments
Bill
Dent
Amne
Anaheim
San Clemente
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Senate
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Minnesota
Nebraska
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Murphy
Jabn
Tunney
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UPI
U. S
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Nix
Air Force One
el Toro Marine Corps Air Station
United States
Ater
San José
Anaheim Convention Center
John V. Tunney
Welfare rolls grow by 20 percent in year
Welfare rolls rose about 20 percent over the year as publicity campaigns by antipoverty groups encouraged relief as a right. The federal government funds about 42 percent of the welfare bill for dependent children and their mothers, the disabled, and the aged, with state and local governments covering the rest.
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Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Ohio
John D. Twiname
Nixon
Congress
Pacific High evacuated as fire crews combat locker blaze
Pacific High School in San Leandro evacuated students and staff for about 30 minutes while city firefighters investigated a fire in a second floor locker. Deputy Chief Charles Gebhard said arson is suspected in the 9:45 a.m. blaze. Clothing in the locker was destroyed, no injuries reported. Four fire units and about a dozen firefighters responded. Principal Win Richards described smoke drifting through hallways from two burning jackets and a fiberglass motorcycle helmet.
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Pacific High School
Charles Gebhard
Gebhardt
Win Richards
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