BART directors nix chief nominee amid internal split
Three Bay Area BART directors opposed offering Frank C. Herringer the top job while others favored him. Sources say a second vote may come as debates over his background and agency costs continue to unfold.
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Ohlone Meetings and Newark Trustee Reports
Ohlone meetings at Newark will shift to weekly sessions this summer with all trustees present. A slide show covered Gass's escape and Warm Springs updates. The board heard reports on the American Federation convention, family and junior activities, and the selection of a new president.
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Alioto Plans Emergency Aid for Vietnamese Orphans
Mayor L Alioto announces emergency action as Vietnamese refugees arrive in San Francisco. A spokesman says the city will cover temporary needs only on an emergency basis, with limited details and aid possibly restricted to 50 families.
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Marines announce ship exercise off San Diego Friday
Washington reports about 4,000 Marines will be trained aboard ships at San Diego Friday. Pentagon officials said the troops are en route for a planned naval exercise and air support may be involved. General Winant noted the exercise aims to test amphibious readiness and command coordination.
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Obituary Notice for Miss Flores of Resurrection Star Date A
Obituary notice reports the death of Miss Flores aged 22 associated with Resurrection Star Date A. Survived by her husband Mrs Jere Flores of Frey and other family members. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Nationwide study links cancer types to regional industry
Researchers map cancer patterns near Great Lakes and along the Northeast seaboard linking higher incidences to chemical plants automobile manufacturing and related industries. Preliminary findings show clusters in northern New Jersey New York City Hudson River area and Louisiana with broader touches along the coastline and in allied sectors. Further work aims to clarify hazards amid ongoing preliminary observations.
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Malpractice Insurance Crisis Hits Bay Area Hospitals
In San Francisco Bay Area, over 20 hospitals face a malpractice insurance shortage as physicians cannot afford coverage. Leaders from the San Francisco Medical Society, the San Francisco Hospital Association, and a medical administrator warn clinics may close when policies expire April 30. They issued notices urging doctors to refuse practice without insurance.
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Local drug programs receive federal funds for Trinity area projects
The board approved funding for several Trinity area drug programs with federal money and contractors seeking extra funds to meet rising costs. South County projects including Valley Youth Services and Pleasant received about 746 dollars, while a 073 grant was approved for the Southern Alameda County Committee on Aging for a Hayward senior center. The Legal Aid Society request was noted, with remaining funds listed as 124,527 dollars.
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YMCA camp signups set for Fremont area
YMCA announces signups for summer camps at Fremont facilities on Blacow Road with morning and afternoon sessions. Fees range from 21 to 53.50 for members and non-members, with full day and aftercare options plus crafts, nature study, trips, campfire programs, and optional overnight sleepovers.
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Fremont Board Questions Forum Activity
The Fremont board shows little enthusiasm for the forum. Trustee Dick Arey, the board's representative, says if they held a meeting they would attend, but the phrasing indicates skepticism about the forum's ongoing work and impact.
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Quilting and Woodcarving Classes At Parkway
Beginning quilting and woodcarving sessions, led by in charge instructors, with a minimum class fee of seven to eight dollars. Limited enrollment, pre-registration required from citizens in October.
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Canoe and sail classes offered at Lake Elizabeth
Fremont schedules canoe and sail instruction next week at Lake Elizabeth for residents and non residents. Programs run weekly with age limits and fees: residents pay 15 and non residents 22.50. Courses include multiple days and times with May start dates and enrollment limits at Paseo Padre Park.
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Vitamin 8 17 talk explores cancer cure idea in Fremont
Mike Culbert editor at the Berkeley Gazette and author of Vitamin 8 17 Forbidden Weapon Against Cancer discusses a possible vitamin based cancer cure at the American Opinion Bookstore Fremont Mall Glenmoor from 8 to 9 30 p m tomorrow. He claims cancer is a vitamin deficiency like scurvy and says medical authorities and federal bureaucracy suppress vitamin 8 17 for vested interests.
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Fremont Fun Fair At Hub Shopping Center
Outdoor sports and demonstrations in golf tennis cycling and a fist run set for tomorrow at the Hub Shopping Center. Fremont Dogs Training Club and Fremont Citizens Band Alert will describe activities rental vehicles and boats will be displayed a swimming pool will be erected. Sixteen Huh merchants join a fashion show at 1130 am. The fair is free.
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Children Invited to Fremont Library Paint-In
Children are invited to a library paint-in at Fremont Main Library located at 370 Paxo Padre Parkway. The event runs from 1 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. tomorrow in the children's room and promises a variety of painting activities for young attendees.
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