Argentina Strikes Paralyze Nation Inmajor Protests
Tens of thousands of Argentine workers defied President Maria Estela Peron and joined a general strike protesting her economic policy. The walkout shut schools offices and stores, halted services in Buenos Aires and other cities, while troops and police secured the Casa Rosada amid demonstrations with flags and portraits of Peron and Juan Peron.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
Maria Estele Iabel Peron
General Labor Confederation
Juan Peron
Argentina
Rosario
Cordita
Santa Fe
la Plata
Suburbain
Divas
Plaza de Mayo
Casa Posada
Peron
Jose Regal
Celestina Rodrigo
Ricardo Otero
Government House
Casa Rosada
Schedule notes amid misconduct case at fair venue
A garbled schedule fragment lists a person accused of misconduct and several names and entities. It mentions a fair site, dates, and various initials, with unreadable portions interspersed among readable names and organizations. The readable items suggest event timing and involved groups, but key details remain obscured.
City worker nabbed in heroin case in Union City
A temporary public works employee, Robert Aguirre, 21, was arrested Thursday after a syringe fell from his pocket. Police found several bags of heroin with a street value of about 100 and an outfit to inject heroin. Aguirre, hired May 5 for under two months in parks maintenance, faces possession charges as CETA funding ends Monday.
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Union City
Mietman
Robert Aguirre
Colgate S
Ey Corporation
Aguirre
Richard Petty
Public Works Department
Boy Hurt in Fall From Moving Station Wagon
A Fremont boy suffered minor injuries Thursday after tumbling from the rear door of a moving station wagon on San Leandro Boulevard near Ilese Avenue. Motorcyclist William Bettandorff swerved to avoid the boy and skidded, sustaining scrapes but refusing treatment. The injured child was treated at Memorial Hospital and released.
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San Leandro
Fremont
Scott M. Kislingbury
Vogel Court
Colleen Lewis
Princeton
Hayward
San
Melbourne Ave
Hettandorff
Memorial Hospital
Fragmented Tri City Fire Calls Report Amid Poor OCR
OCR fragment shows scattered fire call references across Tri City area with times, street names, and multiple incomplete names. The garbled text hints at emergency responses, tow actions, and various incidents but lacks coherent details.
35,000-Pound San Francisco Bicentennial Cake On Display
A 35,000-pound 30-foot tall bicentennial cake will be shown in the Mtanda of the store at year end. The royal icing sculpture will depict episodes events and people from San Francisco's past.
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San Francisco
Emporium
Sheriff proposes jail tours at Santa Rita facility
Alameda county sheriff Tara Houchins asks supervisors to allow monthly public tours of Santa Rita jail with groups of nine at a time. The move follows a San Francisco federal suit by KQED alleging reporters were barred from the jail, a claim the sheriff cites as under litigation. A July 17 hearing is scheduled on the case.
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Alameda
Ee Pene
Tara Houchins
Santa Rita County
Houchins
San Francisco
KQED
Sheriff's Department
Energy policy unit gains new member
Gov. Bob Straub announced appointments to Oregon’s new Energy Policy Review Committee including Joye Cohen of Lake Oswego a former research scientist Russell Dorran of Hermiston manager of Umatilla Electric and Bernard Goldhammer of Portland a power planning consultant for the Bonneville Power Administration.
Livermore BART Line Deemed Too Expensive
Bay Area official Robert Allen urged halting the extension at Pleasanton, citing $370 million to reach Livermore versus $190 million to Pleasanton. He proposed routing north of Livermore along I-680 into the Las Positas Valley, with a bus feeder as a cost-saving alternative.
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Oakland
Put & Com
San Leandro
Pleasanton
Livermore
Bay Area Rapid Transit District
Robert Allen
Allen
Urban Mass ‘Transit Administration
Bayfair
Tetler
Lore
Las Positas Valley
Woman charged in murder deal in Long Beach
Ruth Lee Jimerson, 32, of Long Beach, was arrested on suspicion of soliciting murder after allegedly offering an undercover state agent $20,000 life insurance policy to kill her estranged husband. The arrest occurred in a beach area parking lot when she met the agent, Dale Ferrario, who was with the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board.
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Long Beach
UPI
Ruth Lee Jimerson
Beach
Dale Ferrario
Ferrarto
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Ferranto
Divider strip marijuana farm found in San Leandro
Police found 130 marijuana plants growing in a city divider strip between Mesperien Review and Colby Street near the railroad tracks. A resident, Weald Schutt of 11 Tanager Ave, alerted authorities Tuesday after spotting men studying the vegetation. Plants ranged from 1 to 20 inches tall and were concealed by ornamental plantings. Officers plan periodic checks to prevent regrowth.
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San Leandro
Mesperien Review
Colby Street
Weald Schutt
Tanager Ave
Schutt
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