Incidents at Pacif ic States Steel strike gate
Two rocks shattered a truck windshield as pickets from Tran Work ers Union Local 24 confront s a double trailer leaving Pac if ic States Steel Corp at 6 21 pm. The driver rammed a car, no injuries reported, but police will forward details to the district attorney for possible charges. The episode marks at least the third such incident since the noon start of the strike. About five pickets stood at the gate on Fremont city property while most of the plant’s 1,200 workers continued on the job.
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Fremont
Pacific States Steel Corp
Tran Workers Union
Fremont City
Union City
Seizure during drive leaves woman in ICU
Mrs. Mae Overby 54 of Santa Rosa suffers a heat seizure while driving near Sewalling Boulevard in San Leandro. She collapses as husband Allen 50 and a passing officer help. she is in Memorial Hospital's ICU with oxygen and external heart massage.
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San Leandro
Tih
Mae Overby
Santa Rose
Memorial Hospital
Oveeby
Sid
Parks budget gains 3600 for safety consultant
Bay Regional Park District directors, at a public hearing, added 3000 to the 1971 72 budget for a public safety consultant to bolster ranger and firefighting functions. The total rose to 98 385 220. Three people attended the hearing with concerns over collective bargaining funds. Citizens urged a 2000 acre mechanical park if the legislature approves a tax, and Open Space supporters asked 40000 for a joint study with BART on trails. Directors plan to adopt the budget next Tuesday.
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Mask Bay Regional Park
Ing
Citizens Council
Mo M Jes
People For Open Space
Bay Area Rapid Transit District
Regiar
Teen hurt in accident improving at hospital
Dale Fairbanks an 18 year old Logan High student from Union City remains hospitalized after a June 5 van crash near Palo Verde Road Castro Valley left the road and struck a fence. He was pinned to the steering wheel and has shown slow improvement through mid July according to Oak End Naval Hospital officials.
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Union City
Palomares Road
Palo Verde Road
Castro Valley
Stevenage
Feirbimls
Iaspatal
BART to Adopt Tougher Window Glass on Cars
BART engineers support replacing quarter inch safety plate glass with tempered glass on the first 280 cars at an added cost of 271.0 percent. Committee cites risk if a window shatters and potential injuries to passengers amid Teamsters strike delays at county stations including Hayward Fruitvale Coli seo San Leandro and Bag air and on track work between San Francisco Concord. Delays may push completion by about two days.
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BART
Lowh
Vormntee Seid
David Hammond
Teamsters
Hayward
Fruitvale
Coliseo San Leandro
Bagair
San Francisco
Concord
Hammond
Fire damages duplex in San Leandro area
An early morning blaze at 8 Dolores Ave San Leandro gutted a rear duplex owned by Sam Leandro businessman Jr Andy Anderson. The front infant Nell Toe han escaped unharmed. Firemen report two firefighters injured and the cause under investigation with no arson suspected. A second fire at 41 Vig Matera in San Lorena caused 4450 damage from a suspected refrigerator short.
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San Leandro
Dolores Ave
Sam Leandro
Andy Anderson
Peralta Homeowners Association
Anderson
Mra
Nell Toehan
Battalior
Pat Gibson
al Girardin
San Leandro Memorial Hospital
Wilson Landrey
San Lorena
Vig Matera
Uuit
Gunman robs two clerks at Hayward Safeway market
A man robbed two clerks at the Safeway in Oliver Corners Shopping Center last night at 7:55 PM. He demanded cash from the registers, placed money, food stamps and checks into a paper bag, then fled on foot toward Tomyson Road near Kaiser Medical Hospital. The robber smelled of alcohol as he fled. Police seek tips.
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Hayward
Safeway
Oliver Corners
Chee Alma
Tomyson Bead
Kaiser M Hospital
Fire risk rises with heat wave across California
Record heat keeps fire crews busy as scattered brush fires burn across the state. A red fire alert covers California while temperatures reach 114 in Red Bluff and 109 in Livermore. Firefighters collapse from heat in West Covina and Baldy Mountain as crews battle multiple blazes. Forecasters predict some cooling, humidity may ease fire danger, and electricity and water demands surge statewide.
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California
State Division of Forestry
Sacramento
Cispatcher Verne Castle
Dies
Palmdale
Fresno
Bakersfield
Mercury
Mendocino County
Tikial
Balgy Mountain
Lake County
Cantaller
Los Angeles
West Covina
Baldy Mauitain
Santa Ana de
Civic Center
Teamster lockout halts Bay Area construction
A Teamster lockout and selective strikes hit Northern California projects, with 74 percent of in region work halted and 2,300 drivers and 1,000 others idled. About 150 million dollars in freeway, BART, and World Airways hanger work may be affected as unions target contractors across 46 counties.
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Galifacnia Construction
Teamsters
Hve
Associated General Contractors
Iie Engineering and Grading Contractors Association
Teamster
Richard Moon
Jerry Finley
Don Jeffers
AGC
California
Jeffers
Pickering
Bay Area
Sail
Newton juror reveals six day deliberations and acquittal split
Mrs Henderson told the San Francisco Chronicle how the six day Oakland police shooting trial jurors argued over verdict options. The first ballot showed four for acquittal and eight for manslaughter. She said a juror pressured others and she finally shifted to voluntary manslaughter. The judge later ordered Newton to stand trial again for the 1997 fatal shooting, with defense counsel citing scheduling conflicts.
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Henderson
Hardoul
Baliff
Geveral
Mase
Junge
Oakland
Superior Cour
William Mayes
FBI arrests 23 in nine states in interstate gambling crackdown
Washington reports that 23 people were arrested in Michigan Wisconsin Rhode Island Tennessee Mississippi California Oklahoma as part of a major crackdown against organized interstate gambling. The operation, coordinated with the Organized Crime Strike Force in Chicago, targets illegal gambling businesses using interstate telephone facilities for bookmaking and wagering on sports and horse races. Those arrested face charges under federal laws with up to five years in prison and fines up to $20,000.
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Wisconsin
Rhode Island
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Tennessee
Mississippi
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Oklahoma
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Organized Crime
Chicago
Thesday
Arts
Welfare reform plan gains Assembly approval and county impact
The Assembly backed a welfare reform bill to tighten eligibility, cut aid for the neediest, and boost checks for others while a county official said Alameda would save about 1 million in 1972-73 though Medi-Cal changes could raise local costs this year. Legislative analyst Jack McKay noted the plan would raise county Medi-Cal costs but reduce requirements on earned income, work expenses and child support. County Supervisor praise for local input and lobbying efforts followed as negotiations continue on financing and guarantees.
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Assembly
Anthony €.Beilenson
D-Bevely Hills
Beilenson
Senate Health and Welfare Committee
Alameda County
County Board of Supervisore
William Campbell
Hacienda Heights
Senate
Alameda Couty
Jack McKay
Board of Supervisors
AKUC
McKay
Ahout
Jessen
Joseph Bort
Harold Cruttenden
Sacramento
Burt
Soviet air crash kills 97 persons
A Soviet TU-104 Aeroflot airliner crashed after takeoff from Irkutsk killing all 97 aboard. The Odessa to Vladivostok flight stopped for a refuel before the disaster, with officials unsure if it occurred today or last week. An investigation was ordered, no survivor was reported.
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Moscow
UPI
Lakeotl
Siberian
Irkutsk
Aeroflot
Odessa
Vladivostok
Leningrad
Lo Tt
Predivetan
Mechanical heart device implants aid Detroit patient
A 63 year old Detroit man underwent a pioneering partial mechanical heart implant at Sinai Hospital. A hospital spokesman said the patient was alive after the operation and would provide updates at a later news conference.
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Detroit
Howe
Adrian Kankowlla
United States
Maimonides Medical Center
Brooklyn
N.Y
Eh Alan
Lindsay Leaves GOP to Become Democrat
The wealthy, 40 year old Lindsay may switch parties. Reporters note Democrats will seek a strong showing in state presidential primaries and recruit a national campaign team if he defects. Lindsay, tanned from a Colorado vacation, returned to New York and did not comment. An 11:30 a.m. EDT news conference was announced.
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Tion's
United States
le Nake
Lindsay
New York
Coloraddo Mountains
Mr California Demonstration At Hayward Boys Club
Mr California will present a strength and skill demonstration at the Hayward Boys Club 24499 Solo Toed tomorrow at 3 pm. Admission is free for a one hour show with Carney noted as a top Mr America contender. Gold Rush Day unfolds Saturday starting at 10:00 am with a carnival-like event priced at 25 cents.
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Wayward
Corey
California
Hayward
Toad
Carney
Witl Spansa
Pickets Removed From City Hall Spark Heated Debate
City hall pickets sharply confronted officials as Councilman Charlie Santana defended firm tactics amid threats of ongoing demonstrations. Firefighters union rep Vince Riddle and resident Al Nunn criticized outside negotiation tactics while locals split on direct talks with employees. Marguerite Wary praised firmness, others supported the police and firefighters amid budget strain.
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Weirronetson
Vince Riddle
Pirefighters Association
Hayward
A! Nui
Nunn
Pater
Nm Praferentiat Gro
Heyward
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