Senators mobilize against Job Corps shutdowns
Washington AP Sen Alay Cranston D Calif says 21 colleagues will cosponsor a resolution opposing the shutdown of Job Corps facilities without congressional approval. Labor Secretary Shultz says a $1 million fund will aid alternate training for students in 59 closed camps and allows transfers to other centers.
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Alay Cranston
D-Calif
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Senate
George P. Shultz
Mide
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BART Seeks Bids on Admin Building and Platforms
Bay Area Rapid Transit directors approved calls for bids on three contracts including the Oakland administration building at Eighth and Madison. Director Garland Graves opposed the bid for the low priority project, urging a pause until cost trends and a $150 million sales tax forecast are clarified.
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Madison Streets
Oakland
Garland Graves
San Francisco
Graves
Bart
Lake Meritt
Youths Arrested In 20 Cent Theft Case
Two juveniles were arrested in San Leandro after allegedly taking 20 cents from the bedroom of 88 year old Mary Souza at 416 Dolores Ave. They were found on Juana Avenue with the coin and a trumpet mouthpiece. Mrs. Souza, sunning outside, let them search and later alerted police as a neighbor, Elmer Morgan, confronted the youths.
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Mary ©. Souza
Dolores Ave
Juana Avenue
Elmer Morgan
Dolores
Morgan
Jewel heist hits San Leandro home for $18,000
A burglary in the Bay-O-Vista area saw a thief slip through a bedroom window at 1588 Daniels Drive and steal about $18,000 in jewels. Footprints on the rug suggested entry while the house was empty. several inscribed items including three diamond rings, a silver belt buckle, and a Bishop O'Dowd High School class charm bracelet were taken.
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San Leandro
Louis F. Barreero
Daniels Drive
Bay-O-Vista
Bishop O'Dowd High School
Unconscious Youth Transferred to Letterman General
Steven Lee Makuck a one year old from Union City who had been unconscious since April 12 after a heroin overdose was moved to Letterman General Hospital at the Army Presidio in San Francisco. Hospital officials say his condition remains critical. He was rushed to St Rose Hospital after collapsing at home on leave from duty.
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Steven Lee Makuck
Union City
Letterman General Hospital
Army Presidio
Makuck
St. Rose Hospital
Teddy Drive
Dublin
Tusday
Eileen
City Hall
Anaheim
Calif
Cluskey
Disneyland Amusement Center
Lebanon Premier Quits Urges Coalition Rule
Lebanon's premier resigns and calls for coalition governance as political realignments unfold across the country. Analysts weigh implications for stability and policy direction in the region.
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Lebanon
Carnell
Reagan
Arist
Irish Politician Cluskey Ends U.S. Visit in California
Irish labor leader and former lord mayor Cluskey, still a Dail member, ends a U.S. tour in Anaheim and San Francisco. He notes taxes sparked Dublin council turmoil, dissolved the council, and he removed the lord mayor chain during the trip. He vows to return to Ireland after honoring commitments.
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Chuskey
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Labor Party
U.S
Planners To Seek Zoning Reduction Amid District Problems
Planners aim to seek zoning relief as the city faces district issues including lack of streets and sidewalks. John Westray, a Castro Valley real estate broker, said he purchased property along Harder Road two weeks before the council imposed the measure.
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Westray
Stenn
Mmost
Willian Taylor
Harder-Tennyson Community
Fire damage totals $23000 across Alameda County fires
Three fires in South Arm Alameda County caused about 23000 dollars in damage. A church recreation hall kitchen was gutted in Union City after a blaze started in a broom closet. Fremont saw a garage fire from young children playing with matches, while Hayward reported a diesel engine loss at a dump.
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Qui Lady
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Fremont
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Dan Lydun J
Robert Jacobs
Hayward
Oakland Stavenper Co
Whiton Avenue
Indira Gandhi Escapes Fire At Congress Convention
Indira Gandhi and other leaders escaped unharmed as a huge tent housing the Congress party convention in Faridabad caught fire. About 1,000 delegates were inside the 150000 square foot enclosure near the speakers rostrum when the blaze started. officials reported no fatalities and some people treated for minor burns.
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India
Prine
Derailed Train Threatens Town Across Central Ohio
The article reports a train derailment near Payton Ohio with tank cars from Indianapolis to Wright Patterson. State police said the cars carried vinyl chloride gas, a sweet smelling irritant, with experts cautioning about high concentration fumes. Railroad spokesmen indicated the cause and sequence of the pileup remain under investigation.
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Indianapolis
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Lice
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Injured Prot Wants Ouster of BSU Group
An injured protester urges removal of a BSU faction after an incident in a Merkejahm Hall auditorium. Detectives report no identification of the attacker and no concrete leads. Administrators note several students nearby and possible others in the room, with conflicting accounts of any violence.
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Red Attack Repulsed by Military Analysts
Military analysts described a red attack as repulsed and labeled it moderate with potential fatalities or injuries up to 30. They noted enemy battalions retreating from southwest of the ancient imperial capital toward bases along the Lao border as part of a broader pullback to Laotar and Cambodian sanctuaries.
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The
Laotar
Vaughan Resigns As C.V. Trustee
Trustees faced pressure as Vaughan resigns over district finance handling and teacher salary demands. Teachers accuse him of failing to negotiate in good faith and urge the board to appoint a new agent to negotiate. The board’s stance and internal conflict are central to the unresolved dispute.
Reagan Speech Hall Firemen Arrests Spark Disruption
A meeting with President Reagan at a smoke filled venue was broken up as arson fires erupted. Police booked 12 men and two women on suspicion of disturbing a public meeting after they shouted and moved to the center. One arsonist among the group, Frank Sandavel, was later identified. The incident prompted arrests and a tense security scene as officers escorted the group from the room.
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Collier McDermon
Public Instruction
Frank Sandavel
Seal Beach
Calif
United
Long Beach State College
Reagan to visit New York and Rhode Island for speeches
Governor Ronald Reagan will travel to New York Rhode Island and Kentucky next week for public speaking engagements and to attend the Republican Governors Conference his office announced Thursday
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Kentucky
Publisher Sparks Incident at Biltmore Hotel in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles a disturbance near the Biltmore Hotel drew fire trucks and buses after protests against Governor Reagan. Mrs. Sparks and guests reported no smoke or abnormal events inside, though a commotion surrounded the hotel’s wing where their room was located.
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