47 local firms face pollution action in Bay Area
The Bay Area Air Pollution Control District referred 47 companies for legal action in a record 70 alleged violations, spanning facilities from Washington Hospital Fremont to Plex Chemical Union City and Shell Union ships. Penalties may range from 150 to 500 dollars, with incinerator and scrubber issues cited and several single family dwellings listed for open burning.
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Alameda County
Bay ‘Area
Fremont
Kaiser Foundation Hospital
Hayward
Plex Chemical Co
Union City
Fremont Jun
North Bay
Shell
Standard
Philips
Union
Foulnoso Reblejo
San Leandro
Luigi Lagorio
Eliseo
Metdoza
Mirla Silva Fremont
Louise Arias
Leslie: Salt Co. of
Newark
Egg throwing at school board meeting prompts court case
Witnesses testified in municipal court about egg throwing during a February New Haven School Board meeting in Union City. Dr Kaplan and three others were identified as throwing eggs at trustees, with none hitting the officials. four defendants face disturbing the peace charges as trial continues.
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Manuel White School
Syith
Georgia Snodgrass
Strickland
Massive air raids and ground fighting ripple across Vietnam
As Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces press the central highlands near Kontum and Hue, bombing and shelling kill soldiers and civilians. U.S. reports say several American jets were shot down and surface to air missiles were used at bases in the north. about 400 aircraft from carriers and bases participate in the operation near Yankee Station.
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Quang Tri
Thua Thien
Kontumn
Central Highlands
Kontum City
Highlands
Nora
Ier
North Vietnam
Radio Hanoi
U.S
Plfivera
South Vietnam
Quang Te
Nixon
U.S. Navy
7Th Fleet
Vietnam
South China Sea
Thailand
Desigers
North Vietnamese
Constellation
Oklahoma City
Japan
Yankee Station
Army still seeks tank after 100 million and 10 years
The Army defended a 10 year 100 million MBT program, saying a viable substitute would need eight to ten more years to develop. Congress questioned the timeline, noting costs and potential obsolescence, as witnesses outlined the MET program's scrapping and the MS0 tank’s aging role.
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Army
Washington
UPI
Alfee
Congress
Pentagon
MET
Wat
William Minshall
Robert F. Froeh
Ike
Froehdke
Rhodes
Thodes
MSO
Atv
County and Tri-Cities debate drug program future
Belanger and Strickland clash over Project Eden and the Tri-Cities role in South County drug efforts. Fremont and Union City pledge interim funds while CDC weighs grant fate. critics call the council ivory tower and urge a broader youth counseling plan.
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Chance, Inc
Belanger
Arthur E. Strickland
Council
Strickland
Tri-Cities
South County
Tri- Cities
Fremont
Union Ciy
CDC
Fremcnt
Union City
CCCJ
Funeral Notice for Hill Dasa of Preven Acres
Dasa Hill of Preven Acres 4 1997 dear mother of Deaint Dana Less and Terry Diese Hill. Funeral at Sorensen Bros. Chapel B Street Ju yessd Pricer Augel 7. Cremation at Genesee Matsa cemetery San Bess. Sorensen Bros Mortuary S3177.
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Juyessd
Pricer
Agel
Ce'sen Ge'e Matsa
San Bess
Sorensen Gros Mortuary
Patrick Ff McCollum's Death Notice at Fremont
Patrick Ff McCollum of Fremont dies age about 60. Husband of Rowe McCollum and father of Park Ga L and others. Interment at Armorial Cemetery Fremont on April 1992 at Sevington Armorial Cemetery.
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Micollum
Patrick Ff
Fremont
Rowe EwcColum
Pairk Ga
UhCa City
Glee
Jens P
Catiro Valrha
A. Seymzur
Clara
Gatland
Barge-Pags
Meduiy
Wetterhell
Lutheran Church
Car crash injures 18 in Bourbon Street melee
A stolen car in New Orleans roared through the French Quarter at 50 mph, destroying barricades and injuring 18 people, one near death. The vehicle wrecked near the outskirts of the Quarter. two occupants fled on foot. Witnesses described panicked pedestrians scattered along Bourbon Street as plainclothes detectives pursued.
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New Orleans
UPI
Bourbon Street
French Quarter
Charity Hospital
Bourbon Skreet
Canal
St. Peter
Dauphine
Thundering Explosion Kills Two at Doraville Tank Farm
An enormous blast at a suburban Doraville gasoline tank farm killed two workers. Fire crews fought 2.5 million gallons of burning gasoline and contained three burning tanks while a 1.4 million gallon kerosene tank faced the blaze. About 50 people were exhausted or burned. a plant worker and resident James Sloan died. Three houses were destroyed and three residents injured.
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Atlanta
UPI
Doraville
James Sloan
Suspect in ambush slaying linked to ex-convicts and crews
A suspect in the ambush of Morgan Hill Officer Bob Carroll ordered a murder suspect and was later captured in connection with the fatal shooting of James I. The victim, 29, reportedly has ties to the Sale dad Brothers and prison revolutionary George Jackson. The slaying occurred as Carroll left his San Jose home.
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Morgan Hill
Bob Carroll
Chester Duane Ligons
San Jose Felice
Ligons
Richard Rodriguez
James I
Dad Brothers
George Jackson
Carr
San Jose
Fremont's Al Redd Elected Delegate to ABAG Forum
Fremont City Councilman Gene Rhodes criticized the forum as inadequately publicized and urged a postponement, while Al Redd was elected delegate and colleagues prepared for ABAG to use the forum as a grass-roots sounding board for Bay Area policy. The meeting featured protest, resignations, and disputes over voter disenfranchisement as candidates for delegate and alternate were named and await final ABAG approval. The task force plans to begin meetings next month.
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Fremont
al Redd
Katherine Coon
Bre
Mra
ABAG
Don Dilton
Citizens Forum
Vabcerna
Bay Area
Thornton Residents Mass Against Revamp
Newark Thornton Avenue business district property owners turned out in force to protest a proposed 250000 redevelopment project. City council has yet to decide whether to drop the plan or reopen bidding with hearings extended to June 15.
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Newark
Thornton S Ave Due
Oyners
City Coniei
Man sentenced in heroin case in Alameda County
Donald Howorth, 35, of Studio City, convicted last month of conspiring to bring more than a million dollars worth of cocaine and heroin into Alameda County, was sentenced in superior court yesterday to five years to life. He faced five felony counts of possessing and transporting narcotics after a four day jury trial before Judge John Cooper. A probation report noted Howorth as a former Mr. America, referenced by a health club bodybuilding magazine in 1967.
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Donald Howorth
Studio City
Howarth
Alameda County
John §. Cooper
Eouct
Haworth
America
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G.I. Fenn
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