Capital protest erupts in city with fires and tear gas
Large demonstrations flood Washington as hundreds of guards and Marines reinforce security. Protesters clash at bridges over the Potomac, tear gas deployed, traffic halted, and tensions rise around Dupont Circle and Georgetown as authorities prepare further actions. Leaders claim partial success while predicting more marches.
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Rites held for boy killed in scuffle
Newark mourns as a requiem mass is held for 19 year old Sewars youd who was shot during a scuffle with a passenger in San Francisco. Police report Sgt Walter Garry cleared of mis conduct though homicide investigators seek witnesses. Funeral services were held from Fremont Memorial Chapel with burial at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward.
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Water rate rise sparks Niles Water Committee clash
Fremont residents and Citizens Utilities customers clashed with Al Redd chairing the Niles Water Committee as he accused state-mandated improvements of being inadequately completed. He plans to press the city council for action while noting higher bills under new two month billing and potential takeover by Alameda County Water District.
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Alameda County
Luhty Jr
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Stanford Research Institute
Union Sanitary District Oficial Seeks Pay Raise Report
A lengthy, disjointed OCR fragment reports on Union Sanitary District officials pushing for a pay raise, describing budget impacts, staffing changes, and proposed cost controls. It references multiple individuals, budget figures, and policy changes, with unclear dates and places.
Obituary notices sparse in fragmented regional page
An obituary notice fragment references several individuals by mangled names and titles, mentioning a memorial or death notice in a Mineral area publication. The legible parts point to a local obituary column with brief tributes, but essential details such as full names, dates, and service information are missing or garbled.
No money to implement police group proposals
Briggs bid concurs with committee recommendations proposing a joint police and press session to shape policy and a mediation system with Driggs as appeals officer. The note highlights costs of a new log system and aims to meet reporters’ needs with minimal manpower while improving public information.
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Newark Uni fed School Trustees Prepare Supt Replacement Plan
Newark district trustees meet to review applications for retiring Superintendent John MacGeegar. They expect to announce a candidate soon and have set informal dates for interviews and the selection process.
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Berkeley antiwar rally turns tense amid street clashes
Reported on the Berkeley antiwar protest where tensions rose as demonstrators clashed with police near the Capitol. The confrontation disrupted a campus rally, with officers selecting a path through the crowd and warning of arrests as chants and flags filled the scene.
Father of Kent State student sues guards over campus killing
Arthur Krause, father of Abison Krause, files a $1 million damage suit in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court. Steven Sidel represents him, alleging National Guard troops were improperly deployed to Kent State University last May and not trained for use of loaded weapons, creating imminent danger to students.
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Beekeeper Dies in Union City After Apparent Heart Attack
A beekeeping employee and resident of Union City died yesterday at his home on 81st Marval Ave. Witnesses and responding responders noted a sudden collapse and medical teams attempted resuscitation but he succumbed to a likely hypertensive cardiovascular event. The death is being treated as natural causes pending autopsy results. burial plans and local services are being coordinated by Hayward funeral staff.
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Marriage Creates Big Family Of Ebert Clan
The Ebert family celebrates a wedding joining a bride and groom amid 13 identical shirt sizes for the boys and navy tunics, with two color costumes for the girls. The bride chose Ila waiian coral for her dress and sleeveless coat. It is the first time the family has all gathered in four years. mother says it may be the last. The couple will return to Hand’s farm near Paxiro, Kansas, after a week’s honeymoon, as 93 children share plans and rules keep order from sun up to sun down. Twenty of the children will remain home while the eldest, Tim, attends college in the fall.
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Weather expert Nick Pinna dies at 60 in Niles
Fremont obituary notes Nick Pinna longtime Niles weather unofficial meteorologist. He owned a Niles hardware store at 37597 Niles Blvd and kept a rain gauge and thermometer on site. Survived by two sisters a dropialler and a nephew. coroner cites chronic emphysema as contributing factor. Funeral arrangements pending in San Francisco.
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Army ads cost 10.6 million campaign to U.S. volunteers
The Army says its attic television commercials campaign to recruit volunteers will cost American taxpayers $108 million.
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UIT
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