Four Arrested in Fremont Narcotics Sweep
A cooperative effort by Peities and Hayward police with state narcotics agents led to four arrests on narcotics charges at a Fremont apartment complex on Peralta Boulevard. Alvarado and his wife Patricia, Frank Ruiz of Lake Beach, and Joseph Guinan of apartment No. 7 face charges including possession of heroin marijuana and dangerous drugs. Officers reported ounces of heroin valued at 5000 found at the Alvarado residence.
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Fremont
Peities
Hayward
Dain Alvarado
Patricia
Vale
Drs
Vistles
Alstack
Frank Ruiz
Lame Beach
Joseph Guamin
Fremont Spt
Oscar Breiling
Alvarado
de Lan
Guainan
Hreiling
Santa Rita escapee captured in Santa Cruz mountains
Alameda County Sheriff’s deputies captured sixth of eight inmates who fled Santa Rita. He was tracked to the Santa Cruz Mountains and arrested by a rural route team with the Alameda County sheriff. One inmate remains at large while two women are still sought, authorities said.
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Santa Cruz
Santa Rite
Santa Crug
Alameda Colly
Apa
Sul Ab Larg Sehmita
Mvi
Lewis
Santa Uila
Santa Graz
Sheritd
Jerry Conan
Guy O'Dell Warfield
Pleasant Hit
Man Attempts Drowning in Apartment Pool in San Lorenzo
A man spent about three hours submerged in the pool at his San Lorenzo apartment complex after entering the water at 3 am. Deputies and the fire department pulled him from the pool around 7:14 am. He told deputies he was ill and in pain and is under treatment. he was taken to a Mont Hospital for psychiatric observation.
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San Lorenzo
Repulics
San Loreno
Matt
Mont Hospital
Alameda County embezzlement case seals plea in league
James Toppings of Oakland, secretary treasurer of the 850 Scratch Row League at MinE Bowl, pleaded no contest in Alameda County Superior Court this week to embezzlement charged in June. He was ordered back for sentencing after the plea, with no admission of guilt. The league closed in April with missing funds in the league bank account.
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San Leantirg
Alameda County Superior Court
James Toppings
Oakland
Mine Bowl
Topping
Jews Mark Rosh Hashanah Worldwide Observance
Associated Press notes Jews around the world observe the start of the year 5744 with the shofar at sundown signaling a period of introspection and prayer. The High Holy Days culminate with Yom Kippur, on a Monday in September, concluding this solemn period.
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Associated Press
Reds free South Koreans from captivity in North Korea
South Korean fishermen released after over a year in North Korea returned to Inchon near Seoul aboard a four M4 ton boat. They followed an earlier release of 189 fishermen aboard seven boats across the eastern demarcation line, seen by some as a peace gesture linked to ongoing inter-Korean Red Cross talks.
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Seoul
UPS
North Korea
Inchon
Se Ngilitacy Demarcation Line
South Kore
South North Red Cross
Sheriff's date to enter plea in marijuana case
A San Francisco woman Ava Swartz 25 appeared before Municipal Court Judge Claude Perasso to enter a plea on a possession of marijuana charge linked to an arrest after a dinner date with Sheriff Richard Hongisto. Her attorney Donald Jell ek said the incident was embarrassing for the sheriff and witnesses described his dismay.
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San Francisco
Richard Hongisio
Ava Swartz
Hundy
Claude Perasso
Donald Jellek
Youths Attack Police After School Fight at Drive-In
About 200 youths pelted police with rocks and caused defilement after school near John Jay High School area in San Antonio. Fifteen were arrested. no injuries reported. Police were aided by sheriff, city, state, and some military police as students watched from school grounds. Principal Terry McGuire credited police for excellent response.
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San Antonio
Tex
UPI
Bexar Conky Steinfski
Ian Alonzo
John Jay Schore
Terry McGuire
O Brien says bugging of McGovern HQ tried
McGovern campaign director Lawrence J. O Brien says several men tied to the Plots for the Re election broke into McGovern HQ attempted to bug his campaign offices at the Capitol Hill site. He cites unimpeachable authority that two DNC telephones were tapped weeks earlier. O Brien filed a $1 million civil suit against the five suspects.
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O’brien
McGovern HQ
Washington
George McGovern
McGovern
Lawrence J. O Brien O Brien
O'Brien
Democratic National Committee
DNC
Watergate
Nisan
Werd
New York
Clark MacGregor
Wis
GOP
MacGregor
Republican’ National Committee
Robert Tole
Brien
Dole
Efficiency of Mafia is lauded
The article argues the Mafia operates with minimal bureaucracy and rapid response to market changes, contrasting it with private business marked by nepotism and emotion driven decisions. It notes a boss hires relatives only if they perform, or risk removal by the organization.
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Tasva
Tasta
Mulia Livarchy
Rights of 18 year olds under election code defined by county
The county defines 18 year olds as autonomous for choosing courses and medical consent, while noting parental involvement may be unnecessary for first aid. The opinion warns districts about liability for property or personal damage, and discusses using 18 year olds as drivers on school trips. Earlier guidance states 8 year olds cannot sign absence notes.
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Lilke
Hoak
Litke
Antiwar language pared from military bill in Nixon victory
Negotiators from the House and Senate deleted antiwar language from a major military procurement bill, giving President Nixon another win on Vietnam policy. The compromise $20.8 billion authorization removes a Senate amendment seeking a defined withdrawal linked to prisoner releases and ceasefire terms.
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Washington
UPL
House
Senate
Nixon
F. Edward Hebert
D-La
Pew
Hebert
LA zoo sells rare onagers to Colorado zoo
The Los Angeles Zoo will transfer two endangered onagers to the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo in Colorado Springs. Curator Dr. Shatin Emerson notes successful reproduction recently with six adult females and says the animal is larger than a donkey and about the size of a horse, with a tendency to kick and bite.
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Angeles
UPI
Los Angeles Zoo
Cheyenne Mountain Zoo
Colorado Springs
Calo
Ani
Mals
Shatin Emerson
Emerson
Gal accuses boyfriend of stealing car in Dunkirk report
UPI reports Alize Odebralski accused her boyfriend William Hardesty of stealing her car. Hardesty was arrested in Fort Wayne Indiana and returned on a second degree larceny charge. Odebralski posted a 1608 dollar property bond set for Hardesty's bail per police.
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Dunkirk, X
UPI
Alize Odebralski
Wiliam Hardesty
Hardesty
Fort Wayne
Ind
Germans Brace for Arab Retaliation After Olympic Attack
West Germany steps up security as Black September demands release of three captured guerrillas after the Munich Olympic raid. Cairo broadcast vows a heavy blow if prisoners are not freed, while Germany investigates threats to Jewish targets in observance of Rosh Hashanah.
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Bonnap
Black September Plan
Cairo
Germany
Conrad Ablers
Interior Ministry
Olympic Village
Israel
Munich
Middle East
Bavise Vida Justice Ministey
Israel strikes and peace offer amid Middle East tensions
A military source says Israeli planes hit targets around Lebanon and Syria at dawn as violence spikes in the region. Israel, while warning of firm retaliation against terror, offers generous peace terms to Jordan's King Hussein, demanding major territorial concessions from the Arabs for a settlement. Rebels report casualties among Palestinians and refugees in Lebanon, with air and artillery attacks continuing near the Golan Heights and in camps across North and South Lebanon. Golda Meir signals openness to Gaza and Haifa facilities but insists Hussein and Arab leaders must cede territory to end the conflict.
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Munich
Lebanon
Syria
Israel
Jordan
Hussein
Middle East
Qumeitra
Golan Heights
Nok
Ferat
Steller
Beirut
UPI
Asrawi
Golda Meir
Gaza
Haifa
Student choice drives new school programs across districts
Read about election style electives and individualized instruction in San Lorenzo Newark and Fremont areas. Programs include teacher skill electives candlemaking and photography, high school independent study for college credit, adult education expansion in Newark Mulker Silva center, and regional vocational focus in New Haven with graphic arts. San Leandro expands health and career education, Castro Valley restructures administration, and consolidation plans introduce social education integration and counseling across four elementary schools.
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San Lorenzo
Newark
Neware
As0
Muller, Flemen, and Silva Intermedia
Mulker-Silva Educational Renewal Center
Hayward Trict
New Haven
John
Castro Valley
Tice
Harold de Pue
Francis. Ebert
Iick
Rata
Pach
Dent
As i
Berkeley Invites 4 Presidential Candidates to Speak
UPI reports University of California Berkeley chancellor Albert Bowker invited the four major presidential candidates on the California ballot to speak on campus. Nixon McGovern Schmitz and Spock received invitations after a student government led proposal and a committee Bowker appointed.
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California
Nixon
George McGovern
D-S.d
Ren
John. G. Schmitz
R-Calif
Benjamin Spock
Bowker
Berkeley
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