Swine flu vaccination drive limits elderly ill
California health officials restrict swine flu shots to those aged 40 to 45 and older adults with chronic conditions. Health Director Dr. Joria Astraine cites fear of vaccine safety as causing many at risk to avoid vaccination, noting about 2,000 Californians died last year from influenza, mostly elderly or chronically ill.
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Sacramento
UPI
Joria
Lackeer
Bee Es
California
Lackner
Victoria
Woman sought in vandalism at Riverside High School
Fremont police hunt a young woman connected to Sunday morning vandalism at Riverside High School. A janitor was assaulted by the suspect who grabbed a telephone receiver from an office. Six display cases and a door glass were broken, with toilets and tissue dispensers torn from walls and noticeable blood on shattered panes.
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Fremont
Rvington High School
Man held in attack on invalid at Tiffany's bar
An 18 year old, Jose Alfred Montoya of 39104 Cabral Ave, was arrested after an altercation at Tiffany's bar in Bookvale shopping center. Police say he assaulted a wheelchair user with a gun barrel, injuring Thomas H. McNaughton Jr with a facial wound and eye injury.
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Fremont
Jose Alfred Montoya
Cabral Ave
Tiffany's
Bookvale
Thomas H. McNaughton Jr
Flood
Fremont residents indicted for possession for sale drugs
Alameda County Grand Jury indicted Richard Allen Burnsed and Cynthia Dianabiesak both of 4117 Stevenson Blvd Fremont on one count each of possession for sale of heroin and cocaine. Narcotics agents seized $222.04 worth of heroin in Burnsed's apartment the day of arrest on May 15.
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Oakland
Alameda County
Fremont
Richard Allen Burnsed
Cynthia Dianabiesak
Stevenson Blvd
Burnsed
Tools Stolen From Mission San Jose High Welding Shop
Police report thefts over the weekend include $825 worth of welding tools from Mission San Jose High’s welding class shop. Entries show a breaking window, unlocked entry, and pilfered punches drills chisels wrenches vises leather coat and grinder. In a separate incident $1,064 of Lincoln tools were stolen from Able Auto Wreckers at 700 Mowry Ave. A cutting torch was found on the premises and linked to the burglary.
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Fremont
Mission San Jose High Selon
Able Auto Wreckers
Mowry Ave
Fremont-4 burglary report ends with arrest at scene
A Fremont-4 resident found two burglars inside his open garage Sunday. He tackled one and held him for police while the second fled. Kenneth Alstalt, 19, of Newark was booked on burglary after evidence tied him to a bike and vehicle near his location. Richard Menelve was found at the rear of Alstalt's vehicle.
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Fremont
Nonald Court
Ian
Ay Toul
Kenneth Alstalt
St. Mark's SL
Newark
Richard W. Menelve
Ronald Court
Alstalt
Butchers near pact avert strike on coast meat deal
In San Francisco, a tentative contract was reached to avert a 1,800 butcher strike against the Pacific Coast Meat Association. Federal mediator Jerry Finley says rank and file members of Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen locals 115, 203 and 12010 will vote Wednesday. Unions had threatened a Wednesday walkout as their contract expired October 1, with union members supplying meat to institutions and facilities.
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San Francisco
UPI
Pacific Coast Meat Association
Jerry Finley
Amalgamated
Oakland
Cancer vaccine timing debated by Nobel laureate
Nobel Prize winner Dr James Watson cautions against rushing a cancer vaccine predicting a century or more before a vaccine could be ready He urges focus on long term funding and careful discussion rather than slogan driven moonshot style efforts acknowledging the complexity of cancer vaccine research
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Rupfalo
James Watson
Watson
U.S
Iit
Ex-bank clerk charged in theft in Chinatown case
Leland Kong, 23, arrested on charges he stole 15200 while at the Chinatown Federal Savings and Loan Association. Indicted by a grand jury and taken into custody at his home after FBI investigation found the Wells Fargo attache case robbery tale to be a hoax.
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San Francisco
GPI
Leland Kong
Testerday
Chinatown Federal Savings and Loan Association
FBV
Kong
Up Rew
Neder Grand Jury
Wells Fargy Bank
Grant Avenue
The
Savings Association
FBI
Une Dee
Students' career dreams considered unrealistic
Dr Roy H Forbes head of the National Assessment of Educational Progress says high schoolers often overestimate their career paths. Results show many know only what they see in media and lack practical work world insight. He urges real world work experiences and business partnership in schools to build realistic planning and skills.
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Houston Iupi
Roy H. Forbes
National Assessment of
Forbes
Quakes Hit Philippines Greece Japan and Iran in Multi Nation Tremors
Earthquakes rocked the Philippines Greece and Japan yesterday following earlier shocks in Iran and China. In the Philippines heavy damage to buildings and about 300 people hurt, while Greece faced panicked crowds in Salonica and Athens reported tremors. Japan saw widespread shaking with no immediate casualties.
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Philippines
Greece
Japan
Strck
China
Iran
Dapat
Salonica
Athens Observatory
Athens
Aegean
ACWD Adopts Split of Water Costs for Citizens System
Alameda County Water District directors last night approved a cost allocation plan for new Citizens Utilities Co. customers and existing residents of Niles and Decoto. New customers will face bi monthly bills around 27.30 dollars, higher than the 14.40 dollar average for former Citizens customers. The plan funds acquisition costs and improvements totaling about 8.57 million over 21 years, with a bookkeeping loan of 158000 dollars from one fund to another to cover initial operations since current revenues are insufficient.
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Alameda
Water District
Citizens Utilities Co
Niles
Fremont
Decoto
Union City
Citizens
Asphalt plant faces tough going in Bay Area review
A detailed assessment warns the Dumbarton Quarry asphalt project would raise nitrogen and sulfur oxide levels above three Bay Area plants. The plan requires pollution district permit and PUC waivers, with backround level rules and natural gas hookup issues. Two more workers and more truck traffic are anticipated after construction.
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Bay Area
Alice
Lone Star Industries
Concord
Freeman and
Sandgroth
Mountain View
Granite Rock Co
Redwood City
Hay
Dumbarton Quarry Associates
Dow Chemical Co
Solano County
Dumbarton
PUC
Pittsburg
Fremont
Dumbarton Quarry
Oil breakup not expected under Carter administration
Congress and the Carter administration are unlikely to break up major oil companies into separate refining, distribution, and marketing units. House Ways and Means Chair Ullman said he does not expect President-elect Carter to push such a structural split despite talk of limiting industry involvement in competing energy sources like coal and nuclear power. He noted Carter will first tackle a national energy policy and place the oil structure on the back burner. APT president Ikard urged greater industry political activism and credibility, plus health and safety focus and a stronger role in shaping energy policy and conservation.
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San Francisco
UPL
Congress
al Gilman
Dore
House
Ways and Means Committee
Jimmy Carter
Ite
Carter
Super sewer work on schedule for 165 million project
Fremont officials said the 165 million super sewer project remains on track with completion targeted for spring 1981. Five agencies must finish design plans by 1977 to secure federal funding, as activism prompts a water conservation committee. bonds and potential penalties loom for Livermore Valley. alternative sludge treatment eyed for Alvarado plant to cut long term energy costs.
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Fremont — Union Sanitary
Edward Weiss
Maurice Marks
Alameda
Union Sanitary General
Nat Daniels
Alvarado
Brealer
Strauss to quit as Democratic Party chair
Dallas report states Democratic National Chairman Hubert H. Strauss will leave office after four years. He cited weariness and said he would not seek another term as Carter takes office. He planned a meeting to select a new chair and noted discussions with Carter and aides.
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Dallas
UPI
Hubert
Strauss
George McGovern
Jimmy Cartee
Jay
Carter
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