Pan America subsidiaries buy Alameda Estuary property
Oakland based Pan America Industries subsidiaries acquire the largest remaining waterfront property along the Alameda Estuary for 61 million. Sellers include Del Marbe Corp affiliates Alaska Packers Association and Calpak Properties. Pan America plans a water front district with marinas restaurants offices and housing.
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Oakland
UPI
Pan America Industries, Inc
San Francs
Alameda Estuary
Tiacre
del Manbe Corp
Alaska Packers Association
Calpak Properties, Inc
Escrow
Pan America
Nan Feng Steed Enterprise Co., Ltd
Taipei
Miracre Encioal Terminals
Alam
Fremont man faces burglary and robbery charges
Ray Silveira, 24, was arrested Sunday on burglary robbery and heroin influence charges. He is suspected of robbing the Good gas station at 1470 Fremont Blvd Wednesday night and burglarizing a home at 3949 Canyon Heights Road Friday. Police say he was under heroin influence when seen in a stairway at 3800 Paseo Padee Parkway Sunday at 6 p.m.
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Fremont
Guy Ray Silveira
Fremont Blvd
Canyon Heights Road
Silveira
Paseo Padee Parkway
Reception Leads to Brawl at Fremont YMCA Wedding
Police said a wedding reception erupted into a large street fight near the Fremont YMCA on Blacow Road. Officer James Stover described 10 to 15 young adults in a chaotic melee with injuries and screams as Lawrence Pello was arrested for assault. Elmer Moniz declined to press charges after being battered.
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Stover
Lawrence Pello
Mission View Drive
Elmer Moniz
Calaveras Ave
Moniz
Death inrestraining at Metropolitan State Hospital judged homicide
A coroner jury ruled that UPH-Ray Vann, 36, died at Metropolitan State Hospital from actions of another person, not by accident. Three patients at Norwalk facility were found to have died this year at the hands of another after two days of testimony and two hours of deliberation.
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Los Angeles
UPH
Ray Vann
Metropolitan State Hospital
Norwalk
Vann
Long Reach
Samuel Fairbanks
Doraville GM Plant Fails to Reopen due to Staffing Shortage
Atlanta readers learn the Doraville GM plant did not resume operations after insufficient workers reported for the night shift and day shift. The facility, northeast of Atlanta, was among 16 GM plants closed by a selective strike last Friday. the walkout ended 12 hours later after a new national contract was agreed. UAW leader Leonard Woodcock urged full staffing, while GM said only about two thousand of the two thousand day-shift workers reported.
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Atlanta
Leonard Woodcock
Doraville
Lakewood
Escaped San Quentin duo arrested after street brawl
Two San Quentin prisoners Moore and Pulley, both 25, escaped from a minimum security wing Saturday and fled to Kenwood. They were chased by Sonoma County deputies and captured driving a pickup on Highway 101 after a description by a witness of a street fight. Both had parole dates next year.
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Santa Rosa
UPI
San Quentin
Kenwood
Snialh Moore
San Mateo County
Charles Pulley
Butte County
Sonoma County
Moore
Pulley
Service set for famed judge in Los Angeles
Funeral services for retired Superior Court Judge Herbert V. Walker will be held at noon tomorrow at St. Pauls Episcopal Cathedral in downtown Los Angeles. Walker, who served 16 years and presided over high profile trials, died of a heart attack Saturday in Newport Beach while visiting his son. He presided over Sirhan Sirhan’s trial and other notable cases, leaving a widow Alice and two daughters Kathleen Brocklehurst and Elizabeth Zentner, plus a son Herbert.
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Angeles
UPL
Superior Court
Herbert V. Walker
St. Pauls Episcopal Cathedral
Walker
Aring
Newport Beach
Sirhan B. Sirhan
Sen
Robert Kennedy
Sani Gena
Tral
Alice
Kathleen Brocklehurst
Elizabeth Zentner
Herbert
Children Play Near Abandoned Fire by Alameda Creek
Eleven year old Richard Munoz and Dean Branch join Jeff and others as Fremont elementary students enjoy a break while exploring the dry Alameda Creek bed near Decoto Road. An old fire site is found and examined by local youths during fall leave.
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Fremont
Richard Munoz
Jeff
Dean Branch
Alameda Creek
Decoto Road
Tolls proposed to fund Bay Area transit expansion
A Metropolitan Transportation Commission task force recommends raising tolls on the Dumbarton and other Bay Area bridges to $1 to finance BART and regional transit. The plan seeks to fund operating costs, extend services, and preserve current levels with added revenue from a half dollar sales tax and state funds.
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Metropolitan Transportation Commission
Bay Area Rapid Transit District
AC Transit
San Francisco Muni
MTC
Dumbarton
Hayward-San Mateo
Oakland
San Francisco
Bart
Oakland- San Francisco Bay Bridge
Taining Bridge
Bartac Transit
MIC
Bay Area
MTWC
Radio Host Helps Rescue Hanging Man After Call
A 2-year-old man was found alive after a caller alerted state police during a discussion on death by own action. Brian Lehrer of WOBKFM described talking to the troubled man as authorities traced him and intervened before he could harm himself. The man indicated plans to die two weeks from then and provided his name and town to the host.
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Brian Lehrer
Wobkfm
Tres
Lehrer
Sam
Ih UC
Sterilization Scandal in Indian Health Service Probe
The GAO report shows over 3400 American Indians sterilized by the Indian Health Service from 1970 to 1975, mostly women, with concerns about informed consent and many procedures performed outside IHS facilities. It notes 162 men among the total, underlines court moratorium breaches for ages under 21, and cites varied consent forms and weak compliance with regulations.
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Washington
UPS
Indian Health Service
General Accounting Office
James Abourezk
D.D
GAO
IHS
Abourezk
Eigen
County boards face tough disclosure rules under reform act
County officials push to limit how much of the Political Reform Act's disclosure rules apply to local boards. The model code sets who must disclose assets and income, with nine districts under review and potential disapproval by the board of supervisors. Attorneys fear reporting will affect partners. some trustees call the rules unfair or privacy invasive. The act requires varying thresholds for income, property interests, and client names, with exemptions and a final say by the Fair Political Practices Commission.
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Tom Fennone
Fenoone
Board of Supervisors
Fen None
Ray Snow
Ohlone College Board
Snow
Focal Board
Mrust
Unione College
Wall Aylward
Aylward
Sant Jose
Wood
Moxie
County Board of Supervisory
Buards
Fair Political Practices Commission
Claudine Longet Teaching French At Aspen School
UPI reports Claudine Longet, awaiting trial for an unrelated homicide, is teaching French twice weekly to second graders at Aspen Elementary in Aspen Colorado. Principal Richard Lee says the program helps, with Longet volunteering amid ongoing legal proceedings.
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Aspen
Colo
Upl
Claudine Longet
Colorado
Proprier
Vladimir Spider’ Sabich
Miss Longet
Richard Lee
Mie
Longet
Protesters Near Pentagon Arrested
Four demonstrators tried to chain themselves across a Pentagon entrance to protest defense spending. Security guards arrested them and released them on their own recognizance. They faced charges of obstructing an entrance and failing to obey a law enforcement officer and were ordered to appear March 3 for trial.
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Washington
UPI
Pentagon
USA
Harris Grimsley
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