Deliberate Fire at Fremont Home Damages 5000
Police investigate arson at 441g Columbia St in Fremont that caused about 5000 in damage. Burglars allegedly ransacked the house while leaving a harassment message Move on a wall and used an accelerant to speed the blaze. Homeowner Robert A Hill, a 40 year bus driver, reported prior vandalism but unclear motive and no enemies identified.
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Columbia St
Robert A. Hiu
Pa- View
Bil
Hill
Sub
Hayward district reopens Castro Valley Swim Center
Castro Valley Swim Center is back in operation with repairs completed at Redwood Road and Mabel. Public swim runs Monday through Friday 3:30 to 6:00 pm and Saturday Sunday 1:00 to 5:00 pm. Admission 60 cents for ages 17 and over, 25 cents for ages 7 through 16, and free for younger children with adult supervision. Learn to swim classes resume with registrations now being taken. transfers available for paused sessions.
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Castro Valley
Hayward Area
Gasted Valle
Redwoo Road
Mabel
Swm
Alferce
Casto Valley
Homeowners name trustees on remap panel in San Lando
Washington House Owners Association last night named Wade Hames and Orville Tru to work with city council and city clerk on drafting the redistricting map for adoption next year. They oppose that Kiowa area residents are not represented. Open house for Manor library federation ceremonies set for Sunday at 2 PM at the new Manor Branch facilities.
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Washington Holue Owners Association
Wade Hames
Orville Tru ‘Bey
Tucharel ‘West
Tive Stors
Kiowa
Mapwr
al Uw
Manor Bhai
Alvarado land moratorium urged by Union City planners
Union City planning commissioners approved a nine year moratorium to study 392 acres in the Alvarado district bounded by Union City Boulevard the bay and Tremont Street. The action followed questions over a building permit for a high school site on Alvarado Niles Road and included approval of multi family zoning for seven acres while delaying 6.3 more acres.
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Alvarado District
Union City Boulevard
Bay
Alvarado Gstrict
Tremont City
Igh Schow
Alvarado- Niles Row
Marely
New Haven
Alvaradi-Niles Road
Hap Ranel
Baker Randls
BART approves settlement and safety changes after delay claims
The Bay Area Rapid Transit board approved a 1.8 million settlement with Grave Corp over 20 miles of delayed track work in Pittsburg Pennsylvania and Nayward. The action came as directors also authorized a 271001 change order to fit 28 cars with tempered glass after shattered panes during tests raised safety concerns. The panel also directed an outside contract to review management salaries and a full organizational study to assess pay alignment with peer agencies, including 15 top and 34 middle managers earning over 20000 annually.
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Grave Corp
Pitts- Mirgh
Bart Live
BART
Als
Ita
Cureaters
Bill Stokes
Gunmen grab $800 in two robberies in Castro Valley and Hayward
Sheriff deputies report two related robberies yesterday in Castro Valley and Hayward. At Meekland Service Center a lone robber threatened a clerk and took $295 after unplugging a clock reads 10:40. In Castro Valley a man took $2,000 worth of household goods from an open window, while another store robbery yielded $600 in cash and checks. Separate drug arrest follows a marijuana and drug seizure after stop in San Leandro.
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Cestro Valay
Hayeward
Meekland Service Center
Meekland Ave
Hay Ward
Casira
Vile Fey
Daughtrey’s Divcount
Nurglary
Anthony Fusimano
Walnut Road
Castro Valley
Paul Beach
Ave
San Leandro
Sheriff's Deputies
Beal
Court orders S F busing plan into effect next month
A federal appellate court refused to delay San Francisco's busing plan for 48 000 elementary students and ordered the citywide integration into effect next month. The City Board of Education and anti busing groups sought a stay but were deemed not to justify delaying the order. Board president Goosby urged proceeding as a national example despite opposition.
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S.F
San Francisco
UPL
Elgsstown
San Franciscy
Stanley A. Weigel
Robert Nelson
First scientist set to fly on final U.S. moon mission
Dr Harrison H Sehmitt named for Apollo 17 as the first scientist astronaut on the lunar voyage, with Navy Captain Eugene Geran commanding and Navy Lt Commander Will Frans among the crew. Backups include Cahill Scott and James Irwin. Landing site to be chosen after data from Apollo 15 review. Apollo 16 planned for March and Apollo 17 for December.
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Navy
Eugene A. Geran
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Hagaint
Carnan
Sehiniti
Evans
Tunar Oral
James B. Lwin
Ale Tred M. Worden
Air Force
Schmitt
NASA
Relallois
Space Agency
Apollon
Navy One
Dain W. Young
Charles M. Duke
Croup
Thomas K. Mattingly
Young
Duke
Desvartey
Userhoon
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Schmidt
Asteonauts
Governor Wallace defies Nixon over desegregation plan
Governor Wallace criticizes federal desegregation guidance while denouncing long bus rides as harmful. He may intervene to block pairing Hobson City with Oxford, and cites Pamela Davis’s 22 mile route as evidence against long-distance busing. The commission warns Nixon’s antibusing stance risks stalling school integration efforts and lawful desegregation.
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Tex
Wellace
Hobson City
Anniston
Oxford
Mobson City
Robson City
Flo
Wallace
Jefferson County-Birmingham
J. Bevis Hall
Pamela Davis
Davis
Mulga
Westfield School
Gal safe burglars arrested
Four women were arrested after attempting to burglarize a Burger King safe using a ladder, hammer, hacksaw, and knives. Officers found them inside the restaurant early Thursday after the security breach, with ages ranging from 16 to 21. They were charged with breaking and entering and intent to commit grand larceny.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Burger King
Syria and Jordan Sever Ties Amid Battle Reports
Arab mediators Omar Sakkat and Hassan Sabry el Khaly led as Saudi and Egyptian envoys delivered a joint message from King Faisal. Syria cut diplomatic ties with Jordan and banned Jordanian plates after the lank battle, sparking fears of broader Arab-state isolation and skepticism of renewed fighting.
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Willie Palestinians
Omar Sakkat
Hassan Sabry el Khaly
Miey
Sadat
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Jordan
Bairul Seid Alley
California Welfare Reform Faces Legal Test Across Counties
The draft plan increases contributions from middle and upper income Californians to support aged welfare recipients if federal standards shift. The measure, opposed as unconstitutional by some, edges toward extensive state controls, including wage attachment and income scrutiny, with a modest pilot for public works and several funding lines for job training day care and family planning.
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Reagan
Hayward strike sanction vote threatens city services
The Alameda County Central Labor Council backed strike sanctions for Hayward police and firefighters. About 220 workers could be kept from duty if Local 1908 and the Hayward Police Officers Association walk out. City officials say they will rely on management staff and outside agencies if a strike occurs.
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Alameda County Central Labor Council
International Fire Fighters Association
Hayward Police Officers Association
Persoonel Thenton Jogenti
FDA Seizes Bon Vivant Soaps and Canned Goods
The FDA moved to seize Bon Vivant Co. warehouse stocks of soaps and canned products not yet under firm control to prevent diver tion or resale until safety questions are resolved. A Bon Vivant official blamed earlier botulism deaths. seizures began in New York with 45,000 cans taken from Supina Bros. warehouse as part of a nationwide effort to centralize control after voluntary efforts failed.
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Washington (Pt
Fondaryi Drug Administrator
FDA
Bon Vivant Co
James C. Grant
IDA
New
Vicconmany and the Nations
Calinéns Association
City council ousts Newark drug program leadership
Newark officials vote 4 to 0 to sever ties with the city’s drug crisis center program. Balentine calls for immediate CDC notification to end the house use and form a new nonprofit to address youth drug issues. Several youths and staff condemn the new regime and resign or threaten action.
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CDC
Jerry Baker
Sinff
Baker
CNC
Attlty
Melinda Scheeler
Newark
Windfall Grants Face Local Strife in Bay City Plan
San Francisco meeting includes Hayward and Fremont officials to learn grant applications under an emergency program. Fremont City Manager Don Briggs cites funds to fill unfilled jobs, with seed money and state job development funds. The emergency net lasts until unemployment falls below 4.5 percent, allocating most funds to local city programs.
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Fremont
San Francisco
Don Briggs
Oey Howell
Diggs
Maynard
Fretont
Alamiele
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