Cambridge Rioting and Looting Reported In Tuesday Violence
Tuesday unrest in Cambridge Maryland involved gangs of about 100 whites rampaging through neighborhoods, setting fires to stores and clashing with police. Reports also describe injuries, arrests, and a store gutted by flames amid broader scenes of violence across several cities as authorities investigate alleged conspiracies behind the incidents.
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Teachers Pension Plan Is Approved In California
The ARCOSS bill would grant California teachers up to ten years of retirement credit for service in other states. Analysts project costs of 0 this year, 2.9 million next year, rising to about 9.5 million annually thereafter, potentially 380 million over time. Opponents deride it as a bad joke while supporters cite training brought from other states and Reagan’s prior stance on compensation.
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California
Randulph Collier
Yreka
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Fire responses roll across Southern Alameda County
South County fire calls report mixed responses in Castro Valley Fremont Hayward Ashland and nearby areas. Incidents include grass fires on Morse Street Pempend Avenue and Berd Aura Drive, a motorcycle fire on Maury Avenue, gas washdown on Beistel, and a false alarm on Allen Street. Fire units and IMT East patrol logged multiple pager pages throughout the period with several location indicators and street names.
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Births Recorded Across South County Hospitals
Birth announcements from multiple South County hospitals list parents and locations in Newark Hayward San Leandro San Lorenzo Fremont San Leandro and Oakland. Entries include Aug 1 Aug 2 July and August dates with newborns including boys and girls, and parents names such as Ronald R Sykes Jon Nonlycery Alvin Biden Nate Kavacich and David Blevans.
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San Leandro Woman Injured In Ashland Truck Crash
A 41 year old San Leandro woman was struck and seriously injured yesterday afternoon on East 14th Street near Ashland Avenue. Geraldie F. Knowles of 124 164th Ave was found at fault after the incident in which the pedestrian walked into the path of a moving truck driven by Gordon F. Wils of Arizona who pulled away from a curb and did not see her. Witnesses and patrol officers noted a bus had just passed the area and the victim appeared to emerge from nowhere before the collision. The injured woman was taken to Highland Hospital for treatment. Willis faced no immediate charges.
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Daily Review Subscription Rates and Offices Spelling
Publication announces monthly subscription for Daily Reviews with pages from Hayward Alameda and Fremont areas. Lists offices in Hayward San Leandro and Fremont with phone numbers and circulation details for readers to contact.
Austria Sees More Widows Than Widowers In Sixfold Gap
Vienna reports today that government statistics show more males than females are born but women live longer, resulting in Austria now having six times as many widows as widowers.
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Reagan Begins Recovery After Bladder Stones Surgery
Governor Ronald Reagan, 36, continued a steady recovery after surgery to remove bladder stones and a small lip spot. He walked with a nurse’s aid, but will remain in hospital through the weekend and possibly two weeks at home in Pacific Palisades. Mrs. Reagan described him as improving and expected to go home soon.
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Pleasanton Industry Site Chosen Near Rail Lines
The Pleasanton site near Bernal Avenue and bordered by the Western Pacific Rail road right of way will yield 440 acres of usable park area after deducting 30 acres for freeway and 10 for streets. A $40,000 San Francisco Water Department outlay for sewage facilities would be reimbursed in the 10th year. city terms limit development cost responsibility to San Francisco, with lease payments projected at $400,000 annually in 20 years.
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Hunt For 2 Is Resumed At Yosemite
Park rangers resumed a ground and air search for two missing hikers Korntetit Klein 28 of San Antonio Texas and John Gunn 19 of Richmond who vanished after setting out Friday to hike in upper Yosemite Falls. Officials said searches will continue at least one more day and noted Klein left his car at Camp Four and had a motorcycle on the Gentry Stage Coach Road suggesting plans to hike to the falls and return by motorcycle. Both men were employed by Yosemite Park Curry Co. in the valley.
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Unrest in Vallejo as patrols quell second night
Vallejo faced a second night of unrest with African American youths stoning passing cars and a patrol vehicle fired upon. Police reported arrests of three adults and several juveniles after two white men at a gasoline station were roughed and robbed. A sawed-off shotgun and a loaded revolver were found in bushes, a grass fire started, and no injuries occurred.
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State Cuts 'Lies' To Chile Program
SACRAMENTO California today severed its partnership with the federal government in a joint program to aid Chile. Gov Reagan launched a godt alone program of help for Chile as William P Clark Jr Reagan's cabinet secretary said Reagan acted because of State Department indecision on the California Chile program budget federal travel restrictions and bureaucratic obstacles created by the Department of State.
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Repeal of Rumford Housing Act Fails
The article reports on the failure to repeal the Rumford Housing Act in California amid a contested legislative scene. It notes voter opposition reflected in Prop 14, past court overturns, and a proposed compromise by Bagley and Wirrah to retain parts of the act while stripping its most objectionable provisions.
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Inglewood
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Exchange of gunfire echoes across the Jordan river
Cantoned clashes between Israeli and Jordanian forces continue near the Damia Bridge 26 miles north of Jerusalem. Both sides report exchanges of machine gun fire and tank movements as officials seek possible ceasefire talks amid broader Arab-Israeli tensions.
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Fire Causes $5,000 Damage In Hayward Home
A lighted cigarette dropped on a couch at Mary Ivy's home at 4234 St in Hayward started a fire yesterday morning. The living room was completely gutted and smoke damaged the entire house. Estimated losses: 3000 dollars to structure and 2000 dollars to belongings.
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Conneil Pushes City Control of Recreation Program
Councilman George Oakes backed expanding the program under city control to better serve youths and all residents. He urged hiring a recreation consultant for a clear plan to present to LARC on detachment. Nevean said HARD’s scent tax should fund about 800000 for a city run parks and recreation system and called for financing study.
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Alan L. Bingham Named General Manager of AC Transit
Alan L. Bingham of Oakland, 42, a former newspaperman, was appointed general manager of the AC Transit District. He has served as the district's public information and advertising manager since 1958, succeeding Kenneth Hensei who retired.
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AC Transit
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Puibolie
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Tax Cut and Salary Boost Stirs District Board Debate
The district board wrestled with tax cuts and pay raises for administrators amid doubts over undistributed reserves. Trustees debated using reserves to boost faculty salaries while bond issues loom, with President Charles Stone and members Cummings Chinn Hudgins Numan Van Bilren Sullivan voting on reconsideration and a compromise that reduced the tax rate and offered taxpayer relief.
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Charles W. Stone
China
Durathy Hudgins
Pred M. Numan
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