Second Chance center in Newark stays open amid staffing shifts
Second Chance community counseling center in Newark remains open through Monday as Dean Selig resigns from his drug abuse program role. The center at 6173 Baise Ave will operate 2 to 10 pm with on call counselor and four volunteers coordinating staff. Funding talks continue with hopes for a permanent administrator and future financing from Alameda County Drug Abuse Program, California Council of Criminal Justice, and other sources.
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Water fluoridation halted as Western U S faces shortage
Water fluoridation programs stalled with no fluoride supply in the Western United States. Officials report a nearly 18 month gap at the Richmond plant, with California suppliers scarce and shipping costs rising. ACWD seeks multiple dependable sources as others run limited operations.
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Richmond
Hijacker dies by own action ends seven hour siege
A lone gunman hijacking a Varig airliner with seven on board near Sao Paulo killed himself after receiving a $74,008 ransom and allowing 14 passengers and crew to disembark. Police later said the hijacker shot himself to death as federal troops moved in to end the siege.
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Pentagon reports North Vietnam supplies flow cut to trickle
The Defense Department stated that efforts to evade the U.S. blockade have failed and supplies reaching North Vietnam are now minimal, with petroleum products nearly blocked. most remaining aid arrives by road from China, while sea imports have ceased due to mined harbors.
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Newark school budget cuts sought
Newark trustees consider a 30 cent tax rise to cover a 293000 deficit and 150000 reserve, with potential 110000 new revenues from state funds and reassessed value. Budget-cut options include eliminating programs and materials, but some trustees resist full cuts while seeking public support.
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Oweh
Woody Baujard
Vickers
Israeli airport massacre raises shock and fear
Japanese gunmen killed 25 in Tel Aviv and fled into the airport grounds as hundreds of troops hunted them. Israeli leaders including Shimon Peres and Moshe Dayan rushed to direct the search while authorities called the attack one of aviation history’s most serious events. An Air France jet carried 122 passengers from Paris via Rome. 115 remained aboard Rome-bound when it left. The PFLP claimed responsibility from Beirut, while Peres questioned the attackers’ supposed Japanese identity.
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Alameda County approves average 4.2 percent raise for civil staff
The Alameda County Board of Supervisors approved a salary ordinance boosting 8,000 civil servants with an average 4.2 percent pay hike. Union leaders criticized the disparity noting department heads and supervisors gained nearly nine percent while the lowest paid workers received about three percent.
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Wallace McGovern clash over running mate in televised debate
In a pre California primary showdown, HHH and McGovern rejected Wallace as a running mate and pressed for broader debate on welfare and the Vietnam war. Both indicated Wallace could not be considered for the ticket, while backing differed on busing and education tools. Humphrey urged caution on alliance, McGovern urged more confrontation. Wallace's LA adviser announced efforts for a write-in campaign in the June 6 California primary.
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Fremont Youth Found Dead In Home Bathroom
Firefighters found 11 year old Michael Davidson dead in his Fremont home at 9 30 p m yesterday lying face down between the toilet and tub. Police say initial indications point to a fall as the cause.
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Postmaster Statt Reflects On a Long Postal Career
Postmaster Statt, who began delivering mail in San Lo Tero, rose through clerking to be appointed Fremont Postmaster in 1962 by Congressman George Miler. His first wage was 1.2 per hour, now 3.0 for carriers, with salary up to 21691. Premont population grew from 55000 to 118000, daily deliveries from 19200 to 24400, earnings from 328000 to 1650000, and six postal stations plus a major facility planned.
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