Teens cited after failed break-in at railroad car
Fremont police said three teens were given juvenile corrections after attempting to break into a railroad car on the Western Pacific near Barton Way. Five youths were spared as officers arrived at 1:40 p.m. Two managed to flee. three were caught by police and released to parents. Mission San Jose High School students involved were cited. two youths escaped.
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Crusade to fund special clinics and hospitals
The United Bay Area Crusade announced it would continue funding special clinics and hospitals this year after the San Francisco Medical Society hinted at boycotting the drive over financing changes. Dr Pan Shalen said UBAC had considered diverting its annual $700,000 to a New Directions program focused on Glello areas, highlighting concerns about grassroots propaganda versus essential health care.
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Reserve officer halts burglary suspects at El's Electronics
Hayward and Union City reserves nab two burglary suspects outside El's Electronics in Fairway Park. Steven Rank, a Hayward reserve, held the pair at gunpoint until police arrived. Holland and Tarler, both from Oakland, were arrested for burglary after four TVs worth about 1050 were found in their vehicle. manager identified the sets.
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Steven W. Rank
Elvin Frank Holland
Henry Syvester Tarler
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Tarter
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Pioneer Castro Valley businesswoman Helen Rochi dies
Helen Rochi longtime South County businesswoman and Hayward parade figure died yesterday at Castro Valley Home. She and husband Pietro active in horsemen circles and rode in many parades. She chaired the Hayward celebration for the Hetch Hetchy project and helped found the Castro Valley association. She served as director of the Hayward Chamber of Commerce and aided Ashland groups. Services set for 1 a.m. tomorrow at Sperver Martuary with visitation at 7 tonight.
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Helen Tecchi
Hayward
California
Oakland
Hayward man arrested in San Leandro robbery case
Alameta County deputies arrest an 18 year old Hayward man in connection with a strong arm robbery. A warrant issued in San Leandro on August 24 set bond at $10,000. The suspect was to appear for arraignment in Leandro Municipal Court.
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Ball
Collins
Leandro
Edwards Says U S Failing In War On Heroin
The article reports Edwards arguing the United States must treat heroin addiction as a medical and criminal problem, advocate stricter penalties for drug pushers, and push for heroin detection tech. He cites dogs for marijuana as effective but ineffective for heroin and notes a $20,012 federal contract for a heroin sensing device nicknamed the lightning bug. He mentions Hong Kong’s high cure rate due to pure heroin and notes adulterated U S heroin reaching Vietnam veterans and users abroad.
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United States
Comter
California State College
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Reagan says $100 million may be considered by State Supreme Court
Reagan told reporters he would study the week's court decision and noted the $100 million figure as a possible option. He argued the ruling could affect local property tax funding for public schools, contending wealth-based discrimination if wealthier districts gain unfair advantages. He said he needed time to review the details before commenting further.
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Five arrests in major forgery ring in Northern California
Police say five arrests broken up a forgery ring that passed at least six thousand to eight thousand dollars in bad checks. Suspects included William J. Place and Sharon Fields in Alameda County, with others in Stockton and Santa Cruz. The ring specialized in false licenses and checks bearing names of major California companies.
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California
Charles Scherer
Scherer
Alameda County
Stockton
William J. Place
Almeda
James Edward Auld
Ben Lomond
Leland Li Hildebrand
San Jose
Salley Stacey
Gill
Foster
Alabama trustees hear Wallace bus transfer threat
Alabama legislators briefed the Montgomery County Board of Education that Governor Wallace threatened to use state troops to move seven white students from a black dominated school in Montgomery. The board delayed actions, seeking a U.S. judge review, as Wallace reportedly pressed for relocating students to Seth Johnson School, a predominantly white facility.
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Eden Hospital tax may last three years expansion plan details
The district seeks a 20 cent levy to fund a 4.1 million expansion at Eden Hospital over up to three to five years. Major work includes a north wing overhaul with a new emergency department and pathology, plus new therapy, records, and administrative spaces. Directors Massmann Rhodes and Stone clash over long term bonds and the formation of a joint agency.
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Watson says Manson ordered Tate slayings and he killed
Watson, 25, testified he followed Charles Manson orders to kill six Tate LaBianca victims, stabbed Rosemary and Lena LaBianca and Sharon Tate’s home. He said he fled the cult after being told to murder again and later drifted back toward Manson before arrest. He claimed intent was driven by a “magnetic pull” and denied remorse at the time. Watson labeled Manson a false god and false prophet.
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Manson clan indicted for alleged store robbery attempt
Five members of the Manson cult were indicted by a Riverside County grand jury on charges of attempting to rob a Covina surplus store to obtain guns for an armed assault. Bail set at 100000 each. Indicted: Mary Browney Catherine Share Larry Jones Burnis Rice Kenneth Coma. Shootout followed a silent alarm. other Manson cases and retrial motions continue.
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Man Leap Death in San Francisco Balcony Fall
An unidentified man about 40 years old, clad only in pajamas, jumped from a balcony in San Francisco just after 6:40 am today. His body was crushed beyond recognition and sent to the coroner's office. Police said the victim appeared to be a man of about 40.
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Teachers split on fund ruling and bargaining
California teachers debate funding reform and local control versus statewide finance. Leaders like Hedgecock Beck Brady push for more local say and potential collective bargaining, while some fear statewide pay scales and rigid state funding limits. They warn a Sacramento focus could widen political entanglement and affect district mobility.
Unemployment rises in August sparking tax debate
The August unemployment rate reached 6.1 percent with about 1.1 million Americans out of work. Data, from the week of August 6 14, show joblessness rising especially among white workers and youths, amid strikes in steel and mixed labor market effects from Nixon wage price controls. establishment Republicans and labor groups clash over tax plans and federal policy aimed at inflation and unemployment.
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