Weather Forecast for San Francisco Bay Area and Nearby Regions
Forecasts show rain chance for Thursday afternoon with rain likely Thursday night and showers Friday. Cooling trend with highs in the mid 50s to low 60s for Thursday, lows in the 40s Thursday night. Winds southerly 15 to 25 mph. Sacramento Valley expects rain Thursday into Thursday night with showery Friday, similar cooler pattern and 40s to 50s highs. Nevada sees clearing Thursday morning then increasing clouds Thursday afternoon and night with a chance of showers Friday.
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Sacramento Valley
Nevada
Longshoremen Ordered To End Coast Boycott
West Coast longshoremen were ordered to end a selective three day boycott that disrupted cargo across six ports including Portland Seattle Oakland San Francisco and Long Beach. Arbitrator Sam Kagel ruled the ILWU must direct workers to handle container ships and vans as directed by employers amid a no strike provision in the PMA longshore contract.
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UPH
Bamster
Sam Kagel
West Coast
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union
FNAL
Pacific Maritime Association
Kagel
FMA
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PMA
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California
Seattle
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Stocktal
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Russians Threaten China in War of Words and Capture Claims
The report details Chinese broadcasts claiming Russian forces were hit near the Chen Pao island with seized jeeps and submachine guns, while Soviet media published poems and ceremonies praising frontier guards. It notes limited immediate retaliation and lists leaders Kosygin and Brezhnev returning from a Pact meeting to lead a joint Communist party effort ahead of a May conference.
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Peking People’s Daily
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Alexei N. Kosygin
Leonid Brezhnev
Budapest
Attaches Probing Seizure of Tuna Vessels Near Peru
Lima reports two United States embassy attaches, Consul Peter Lord and Capt. Arthur Savage, were sent to investigate the seizure of San Diego fishing boats San Juan and Cape Anne by Peruvian authorities. Peru claims territorial waters extend 200 miles. US recognizes only 12 miles. Skippers said they were offshore between 230 and 240 miles when seized.
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The Daily Review Publication Notice and Address
The Arcus published by The Daily Review lists staff and filing details with court order reference 314954 of Alameda County. It provides mailing address 40 122 Center Square Fremont and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, along with contact phone number 7975275.
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County of
Alameda
Center Square
Framont
Gal
Fremont recreation board seeks say in quarry park plan
Fremont officials discussed a phased quarry pack complex spanning about 600 acres between the S Centerville and Niles districts. The Recreation Commission wants final say in approval, after initial plans from Niles Sand and Gravel Rhodes Jamiesut and Pacific Cement. A joint meeting with the planning commission was requested for post April 1 adoption.
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Niles
Niles Sand and Gravel
Rhodes & Jamiesut
Pacific Cament and Aggregatys He
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Morris Hyman
Recreation Commission
Jrbicl
Parks and Recreation
Carolyn Kellogg
Warm Spring Manor
Obituary for Faye Hainlin in Fremont area
Funeral services for Faye Hainlin aged 48 who died Tuesday at Oak Knoll Naval Hospital in Oakland will be held at Premont Chapel, Roses Mortuary, Fremont. A native of Alameda County resident, she lived in Fremont, was a New Seomers Club member, and is survived by husband Rus sells, five daughters Sharon Dill, Clover Baker, Yeo Yvonne, Susan Maint, and other relatives in Fremont and Oakland.
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Fremont
Ob Hnen
Maineda County
Newseomers Club
Husbad Russells
Sharon Dill
Mississippi
Clover Baker
Iilaghton
Study Session For Planners Ranking Commission Announced
The Ranking Commission will hold a study session at city hall. The meeting is scheduled for the night on the third floor at tall pm in Fremont.
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Ranking Commission
Fremont
Quarrying Plan Faces Planning Board Rejection Concerns
The planning commission rejected a quarry operation proposal citing potential disruption to the Sunol Valley Regional Park and San Francisco Water Department reservoirs. Despite some support, members warned of pollution, habitat loss, and harmful hydrological impacts, urging rehabilitation and careful land use.
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Tie Sunol Valley
San Francisco
San Antonio
Town Hall Meeting on Washington Hospital Needs
About 40 friends of Washington Hospital held a town hall discussion on expansion needs after the November bond defeat. Dr. David Starkweather outlined savings from merging to one 235-bed hospital, or building a larger facility, with 5.175 million in 25 years. Local residents questioned timing and location, while board chair Tim Stone said studies would continue.
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David Starkweather
University of California School of Pubic Health
Starkweather
Kenneth Lucas
Martin Paley
Bay Area Health Facilities Plannin ‘Commission
Paley
ex-Whitaker
Ei Lrector
U.S
Stone
World Bank to loan Iran 30 million for farming aid
The World Bank announced it will loan Iran 30 million dollars to develop 140000 acres of agriculture. The program includes irrigation works and a training center for agricultural services in Iran.
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Iran
Washington
UPI
World Bank
Return To Work Transport Workers Ratify AA Contract
The Transport Workers Union and American Airlines reached a new labor accord ratified by 15,000 workers including mechanics clerks and operators in two cities. The pact provides a 425 percent wage increase pension medical protection and job security amid a 21 day peace strike and aims to ensure continued national defense related wiretap operations and security.
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UPI
Transport Workers Union
Washington
Erwin Tract
Griswold
United
American Airlines
Matthew Gui
TWU
James
Saao- F
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Sentencing Due On Arms Violators
The new contract provides wage increases totaling 24 percent with retroactive payments and compounded interest. Increases include five percent retroactive to May 1, 1968, five percent to Jan 1, 1969, five percent on Aug 30, 1969, four percent on Feb 1, 1970, and four percent on Aug 19, 1970, bringing total to about 25 percent.
Wright Leaves Hospital Amid Wage Talks and Contracts
Turbulent labor dispute unfolds as airline mechanics push for higher pay from 4.15 to 5.21 dollars per hour plus longevity and shift differentials. Union officials cite protections for 135 workers and a Tulsa dispute settlement. The article notes benefits including monthly pensions, five weeks of vacation, holiday pay, and a $20,000 group insurance plan. It mentions a side alley incident and a related sentencing context, with references to Jerrold Ladar and William B. and details on base operations and work rules.
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UPI
U.S
Machanics
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PLC
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Wright
Thoresen
Ingelhnstead
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Horst
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Gorge A, Spater, Pre: Amerigan
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Thoresen Found Guilty in Shipment Case Mixup
UPI erred in reporting Thoresen guilty on four counts. The maximum on each count is five years and a $10,000 fine. Indictment listed his name with his wife in a second count on the shipment of 20,400 rounds from Tucson, Aviz, but he was not convicted on that charge. Mrs. Thoresen was found guilty of aiding and abetting the shipment, with the seizure of the contraband from New Jersey to Santa Francisco. Federal Judge Wilkins Good avin handed down the verdict in the Hon jury brit.
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Ind Peilly
Teois Poetine
New York
Taneds County
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Wilkins. Goodavin
Taetnna
City Manager Outlines Replacement and Police Command
City Manager Don Driggs announced a nationwide support plan as a replacement proceeds. Three police captains under Driggs will administer the department during the interim period.
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Don Driggs
Souport
Driggs
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