Washington Township Jr Woman's Club Events Calendar
Saturday events include Adult Open Gym at Los Cerritos Center 4 to 6 pm. ESL at Irvington High School 9 am to noon. Recycling center at Grimmer and Hiacow 10 am to 4 pm. Bookmobile schedule and library programs in Fremont with times and locations. Sunday features more Open Gym 6:30 to 9 pm and recycling center hours. Rick Hoccing to speak on motorcycle safety.
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Los Cerritos
Irvington High School
Fremont
Tri-City
Camellia Drive
Boxwood Way
Cottonwood Street
Purpleleaf
Goldenrain Avenue
Gable Drive
Hoyt Street
Bradley Street
Aztec Court
Indian Hills Place
Cheyenne Place
Centerville
Nicolet St
Rick Hoccing
Cie
Freak car crash on Nimitz Freeway kills San Leandro man
A San Leandro man identified as Wo Regio, 33, died after a car driven by 25 year old San Leandro resident David Ferreira struck a guard rail on Washington Avenue and overturned onto his southbound vehicle on the Nimitz Freeway. Ferreira was arrested for felony manslaughter and DUI drug charge with bail set at 36,000. His wife Carmen was treated and released. their children were taken to hospital but not hospitalized.
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San Leandro
Hepjo
Carmen
St. Rose Hospital
Vinho
Melinda
San Leandro Vesper Memorial Hospital
Ferreira
Washington
Regio
Fats Domino sued over missing appearances in Metairie
Civil suit in New Orleans claims Antoine Fats Domino missed 24 performances at Star Theatre Playhouse in Metairie. Jet Set Inc seeks 315000, alleging Domino was intoxicated on two nights. contract value was 17000 for 24 shows.
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New Orleans
Antoine
Fats
Domino
Metairie
Jet Set Inc
Star Theatre Playhouse
New Queans
Bam
Quake Strikes Van Turkey Death Toll Climbs Amid Relief Efforts
Red Crescent relief squads struggle through freezing weather to reach eastern Turkish towns after a 7.6 quake near Lake Van. Officials report thousands dead and missing with tens of thousands homeless as aid arrives from Italy, Switzerland, and West Germany. Roads are blocked and supplies scarce as rescuers recount harrowing scenes of survivors under rubble.
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Lusevera
UPI
Lasevera
Turkey
Italy
Friuli
Van
Red Crescent
Red Cross
Aroun
Sui
West Germany
Istanbul
Ankara
Souths reflect on a lifetime of travel and retirement plans
A long journey across the United States follows a couple named Souths who talk about their Bicentennial shirts, a drive through Kansas California Missouri and Louisiana, weather delays a heat stroke and plans for future trips including Canada Mexico and perhaps Alaska. The pair share memories of friendly locals and shared meals and the hope of continued roaming after retiring from AC Transit.
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Louisiana
Texas
South
Con
Canada
Mexico
Alcan
Alaska
AC ‘Transit
Ex CIA officer says Reds saw Oswald as kook not killer
Former CIA official David A. Phillips states Soviet and Cuban officials viewed Lee Harvey Oswald as a kook and did not encourage him to kill President Kennedy. He cites Oswald’s 1963 contacts in Mexico City and says CIA and FBI information to the Warren Commission was incomplete. A new House committee on assassinations reopens probe into possible conspiracies surrounding the Kennedy murder.
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Washington
UPI
CIA
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kook
Jobin F. Kennedy
David A. Phillips
Mexico City
Oswald
Kennedy
Dallas
Phillips
Washington Post
FBI
Warren Commission
Post
CLA
Soviets
Cuba
Soviet Union
Senate
FBE
Commission
Fidel Castro
Castro
Brothers clash ends with stabbing in Union City
In Union City early yesterday a 16-year-old youth was stabbed by his 15-year-old brother during a front lawn argument. The younger twin and two friends helped move the injured teen to Kaiser Hospital Hayward before authorities were notified. Both brothers, James Hagan High School students, remain under investigation and the younger suspect is in juvenile hall.
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Union City
Richard Alves
Alves
Kaiser Hospital
Hayward
James Hagan
Propane Tank Explosions Injure Eleven in Belt Montana
Two large propane tanks exploded near Belt Montana after a possible derailment impact. A fire burned two grain elevators a farm cooperative and several homes. Eleven people were injured, six burned released, others admitted. Ambulances moved victims to Great Falls hospital.
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Bill Murray
Cascade County Civil Defense Office
Burlington Northern
Landowners cede 29,309 acres to peasants in Mexico
In Culiacan, Mexico, rich land owners surrendered 29,309 acres to landless peasants to avert a squatters’ invasion as thousands gathered led by the General Union of Workers and Farmers of Mexico in front of the state capitol. The action followed threats to seize 500,000 acres of prime cropland in a major agricultural region.
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Culiacan
Mexico
UPI
Rhode Island
General Union of Workers and Farmers of Mexico
Holiday toll rises with multiple traffic deaths
Texas reports 29 traffic deaths while California, Michigan, Ohio, Alabama, and Missouri also tally losses. A Thanksgiving weekend crash near Elgin, Texas killed several in a head-on collision. a Knoxville incident left five dead in a house fire aftermath. One family saved by sheltering a baby thrown from a window.
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Texas
California
Michigan
Ohio
Alabama
Missouri
Council
Elgin
Tex
Justice of the Peace
Howard McGee
Knoxville
Breakthrough in Rhodesia peace talks
In Geneva Switzerland UPI reports a breakthrough in Rhodesia peace talks. Britain's Wor Richard says the month long deadlock over the independence date is broken and Monday will focus on an interim government. Mugabe and Nkomo accept two minor textual amendments to Britain's plan fixing March 1 1978 as the independence deadline.
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Geneva
Switerland
UPI
Rhodesia
Wor Richard
Great Britain
Patriotic Front
Robert Mugabe
Joshua Nkomo
Britain
Mugabe
Nkomo
Richard
David Brighty
Abel Muzorewa
Ndabandingi Sithale
Peter van Ar
School district weighs ballot for tax hike
Trustees debate a proposed two five percent per year levy for five years with an initial 8 million raise needed to keep the district solvent. An election planned for March 8 may shift to May 31 with possible reduced figures amid growing public opposition tied to a labor dispute with nonteaching staff and protests by activists like Jim Bray. Mass meetings are set ahead of Wednesday’s board session to frame the debate.
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Ae Beet
Cimn
Ferguson
Fer
Jim Bray
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Junior Woman's Club
Carel Lemb
P.O. Box
Fats Domino
No Shows
Lester Maddox Jr
Douglasville, Ga
UPL
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Georgia
Maddox
Marietta
Douglasville
Jane Corhan
Black River Falls
Wis
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Diane
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White House
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Holland, Mich
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Irish Republic
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People’s Republic of China
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Muradiye
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