Bay Area Forecast Calls for Fair Weather Through Thursday
Forecasts for the San Francisco Bay Area show fair conditions through Thursday with coastal fog along the coast extending inland Wednesday morning. A slight cool down Wednesday followed by warming Thursday. Lows Wednesday night in the 50s. Highs Wednesday near the coast and in the inland 70s. Northwest winds 10 to 20 mph, rising to 15 to 25 mph Wednesday, then easing Thursday. Northwestern California expected patchy coastal fog clearing Wednesday morning, cooler interior Wednesday with warming again Thursday.
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California
Washington High Chief to Attend Fremont Recreation Meeting
Washington High School principal Dr. Robert Callaghan is expected at the Fremont Recreation Commission meeting at 7:20 p.m. in City Hall to discuss joint use of city and school facilities. The panel will review plans for Centerville Community Park next to the high school and how to better utilize school resources for public recreation, plus bids for a 7000 dollar Irv ington Park dance slab and proposed equestrian riding areas in Central Park.
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Fremont
Robert Callaghan
Fremmont Recreation Commission
City Hall
Civic Center Drive
Commission
Fremont Unified School District
Centerville
Art Lampert
Irvington
Central Park
Fremont Tops Hayward in 1989-70 Assessed Value
Alameda County figures show Fremont with total assessed valuation of 241,028,347 surpassing Hayward at 224,862,706 and nearing Berkeley and San Leandro. Oakland leads county totals at 998,263,660, while the rest of the counts include Berkeley 276,195,284 and Alameda 150,717,889 among others.
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Publication details and rates for The Dolly Review ne
The Dolly Review ne announces publication details and subscription rates. Located in Fremont California the notice lists the paper under court order 114854 and provides address 127 Center Square and 132 Center Square with contact phone 797-8275. Subscription prices shown include 10c daily 20c Sunday 1.50 monthly Mall and 2.25 monthly.
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Freemont
California
Secon
Center Square
Fremont
Cantar Square
Rockets Kill Boy in Israeli Border Town Attack
United Press International reports rockets fired Tuesday night by Arab guerrillas struck Kiriat Shmona on the Lebanese frontier killing a one year old boy and wounding five others. Two of the injured were said to be in critical condition at the hospital in Kiriat Shmona.
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Transport permit canceled after transformer crash in San Francisco
The State Division of Highways revoked the transportation privileges of Sheedy Drayage Co after a 36 ton electrical transformer fell from their low bed trailer onto a sedan, killing the driver. Officials say the company lacked a required permit for the oversized load and investigations by CHP and DMV have been turned over to Alameda County DA.
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Sheedy Drayage
San Francisco
California Highway Patrol
Division of Motor Vehicles
Hayward
Alameda County
Division of Highways
Sheedy Drayage Co
Marina Boulevard
Nimitz Freeway
Clayton
Contra Costa County
Oakland
Marijuana Plant Found In Cemetery Mystery
Robert W. Brown, 45, reported a marijuana weed spotted in Holy Ghost Cemetery on Center Street while repairing a fence. Detective Sgt. Bert Jensen confirmed no plant classification and the single weed was uprooted and taken to police headquarters.
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Fremont
Robert W. Brown
Keeler Court
Walter Quinones
Bert Jensen
Holy Ghost
Center Street
New Tropical Twister Smashes Into Honduras
UPI reports Hurricane Francelia struck southern British Honduras with 100 mph winds and 10 foot seas, forcing evacuations across Honduras, Guatemala, and British Honduras. The cyclone churned inland toward mountains, promising heavy rain and flash floods as it funnels toward the Gulf of Honduras. Authorities urged evacuations of low-lying coastal areas from Tela to Puerto Barrios and north to the British Honduran coast, with tides forecast to reach up to 10 feet near the coast.
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UPI
Francelia
British Honduras
Stann Creek
U.S
Guatemala
Virginia
National Hurricane Center
Republic of Honduras
Tela
Puerto Barrios
Honduras
Puerto Crriez
Gulf of Honduras
Gulf
Quit
Puerto Cortez
North Viets Call For Faster Pullout From South Vietnam
North Vietnam's chief negotiator Xuan Thuy urged rapid U S troop withdrawal from South Vietnam as a key to breaking the deadlock at Paris. He said total withdrawal is legitimate and tied to pressure on the Saigon regime, while noting U S bombing and DMZ shelling 등.
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Do it Yourself Guns Outlawed In California
Governor Reagan signed a bill banning DIY machine guns in California. The law expands machine gun definitions to include parts designed to convert firearms into machine guns. The attorney general cites extremist groups stockpiling weapons and warns against DIY conversion kits advertised publicly.
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Calif
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Ronald Reagan
California
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Thomas Lynch
Judge Postpones Mary Jo Kopechne Inquest in Mass
Massachusetts Supreme Court Justice postponed the Mary Jo Kopechne inquest indefinitely after an 11th hour appeal by Senator Edward Kennedy's lawyers citing constitutional rights. A restraining order blocks the inquest set to begin, with no date until the full court rules on district judge ground rules allowing 109 newsmen and restricting cross examination. The inquest into Miss Kopechne, who died when Kennedy's car went off a bridge on Chappaquiddick Island, may not proceed for at least a month pending hearings.
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Mary Jo Kopechne
Eiutward M. Kennedy
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Paul C. Reardon
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Reardon
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Iawyers
Robert H. Quinn
Boyle
Miss Kopechne
Chappaquiddick Island
Dirksen undergoes major operation for malignant tumor
Senator Everett Dirksen 73 underwent a three hour operation at Walter Reed to remove a malignant tumor from his right lung. Surgeon Col Alan Hopeman said tissue biopsies would confirm cancer and final results would come late Wednesday. Dirksen was reported in satisfactory condition after the risky procedure despite an enlarged heart raising concerns.
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UPI
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Senate Republicans
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Alan H. Hopeman
Firemen Contain 2 Blazes Across Bay Area
Fire crews contained two fires after an acetone tank ruptured in a truck blaze. The attack used a detergent-laced “wet water” to penetrate flames. After about an hour the fire was under control and the truck was escorted to its owners, Consolidated Freightways, by California Highway Patrol and multiple fire departments with drivers named Jim Heydt, 40, of Martinez.
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Sloan
California Highway Patrol
Fremont
Union City
Hayward
Consolidated Freightways
Jim Heydt
Martinez
Hixenbaugh
Young transplant patient in grave condition after lung operation
ANN ARBOR Mich UPI Albert Lee Carnick 11 received the left lung of a 17 year old traffic victim in a six hour transplant at the University of Michigan hospital. He remains in grave condition more than 24 hours after the operation though the lung is functioning. Carnick had emphysema for 15 years and breathing is aided by a respirator and drugs. The donor was Richard A May a Jackson High School student who died in a traffic crash.
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Mich
UPI
Albert
Lee Carnick
Carnick
University of Michigan
Carrick
Richard A. May
Jackson, Mich
Requiem Mass for Alma Bettencourt in Fremont Church
Obituary item notes Alma Bettencourt aged 73 who died Sunday in a local hospital. Funeral mass set for 9 a.m. at Corpus Christi Church with chapel services from Mor tuary Chapel of the Palms at 8:30 a.m. She lived in Fremont most of her life and leaves three sons, a stepson, a brother and sisters, nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Entombment at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Earlier, funeral services for Richard C. Greene 34 will be at Fremont Chapel of the Roses at 2 p.m. tomorrow. He leaves a widow, a daughter, a sister, a brother and mother in New York. Burial at Irvington Memorial Cemetery in Fremont.
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Second St
Fremont
Chapel of the Palms Mortuary
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Florida
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Ada Krantz
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Jacksonville
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Hayward
Richard C. Greene
San Jose
Fremont Chapel of the Roses
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Eugene Greene
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New York
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Fre Inont
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