California Court Reverses Welfare Hearing Ruling
The California Court of Appeal reversed Alameda County Superior Court, ruling state procedures for welfare terminations are adequate. The decision affects hearings for aid to families with dependent children and may impact many local cases statewide.
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Services Set For Vietnam Victim
Vietnam casualty John Seratte 18 will receive a service tomorrow at 10 a.m. in Chapel of the Palms Mortuary Fremont. Survived by his mother Stella Seratte his father John Seratte and Mary Katherine and brothers Donald and Walter Ray. Visitation after 2 p.m. at the mortuary. Burial at Irvingian Memorial Cemetery Fremont.
Man Arrested In Newark Theft
Newark police arrested 23 year old Don Ray Griffin on a charge of burglary after tools valued at $375 were stolen from an Newark industrial firm Monday. Police recovered the tools at Griffin's apartment a.m. hours after a crew member saw a man carrying the tools jumping a fence.
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Meningitis Ties Fremont Youths Death to Illness
Laboratory reports confirm a Fremont boy died Saturday at St. Rose Hospital Hayward from suspected meningitis. Alameda County Health Dept says other illnesses tested with no additional meningitis cases found. Detected unconfirmed meningitis suspected in a 5 year old Los Angeles girl dying en route to Highland Hospital.
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Inside Review Highlights Fox Ambassador Victory at Virginia Primary
Neios highlights the Fox ambassador race with a Virginia primary winner as coverage moves through page six. The edition lists related items across pages, including fair offerings and international diplomacy notes.
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Gas shipments by rail OK'd in seven more consignments
The Federal Railroad Administration approved seven additional rail shipments of lethal phosgene gas from the Rocky Mountain Arsenal near Denver. Five shipments, about 15 cars each, head to Geismar Louisiana near Baton Rouge. two go to Lockport New York. The gas, a World War I weapon, could cause fatal edema.
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Giri elected India leader in close party runoff
Giri won the presidency after a runoff with Sanjiva Reddy as Indira Gandhi backed him. First count showed Giri with 206,784 votes, Reddy 154,368, and C D Deshmukh 33,176, exposing divisions within the Congress Party.
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BART Urged to Accelerate San Francisco Subway Talks
The BART administrative committee ordered staff to speed up talks on a San Francisco subway amid delays costing $400,000 monthly. Key disputes include Van Ness station entrances, Du Roce Portal grade separations, and allowed traffic lanes during construction.
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Supervisors Reinstate Adoption Fees After Complaint
Gary Young of Hayward protested public adoption service fees amid red tape. Hannon argued the county spends hundreds of thousands annually on finding adoptive parents and the fee discourages adoption. The board kept a work session for Sept 16 to fully explore procedures.
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FBI Wiretap Files Opened in Hoffa Case Despite Objections
In Chattanooga Tennessee a U S District Court judge ordered release of the June file relating to bugged conversations involving James Hoffa and three codefendants. The disclosure followed objections by government attorneys and aimed to aid defense efforts to overturn jury tampering convictions.
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Smog Control Clinic Idea Proposed by Local Expert
King, UCLA air pollution coordinator, envisions a Valley diagnostic center to benchmark car emissions. He proposes a voluntary, state aided measuring station to pressure automakers, provide impartial car inspections, and keep independent records to aid buyers. He argues the Valley, with its scientific talent, could host such a system.
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California Governors Race Poll Focuses on Unruh Hayakawa
A survey shows Jesse Unruh leading among Democratic voters for governor over Hayakawa and Alioto, though Hayakawa enjoys visibility. When Hayakawa is removed, Unruh again leads Alioto. Poll plans to test all candidates against Reagan in a potential matchup.
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Skyscrapers Turn On for San Francisco Sky Show
Paul Crowley leads a free city lightsound spectacle atop 14 structures around Twin Peaks with a Moog synthesizer and 39 car horns. Harpsichordist Marguerite Fabrizio performs Robert Moran’s Thirty Nine Minutes as Bank of America and City Hall flash in sync. Local residents invited to switch on lights to join the musical event organized with Pacific Gas and Electric.
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Panther Leader Hilliard Freed on Bail in 1968 Oakland Gun Battle
Black Panther leader David Hilliard posted $20,000 bail after being charged with assault and attempted murder tied to the 1968 Oakland gun battle that left Bobby Hutton dead and Eldridge Cleaver wounded. He surrendered after the California Supreme Court refused review. a Sept. 15 court date was set.
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Seale Nabbed In Berkeley Conspiracy and Arrests
Seale captured near the University of California charged with conspiracy to murder and kidnap. Fourteen others arrested in the Rackley killing. FBI participation unclear though one Panther, Raymond Hewitt, put the number at at least 30 armed agents. Seale linked to Huey Newton, serving manslaughter sentence for an Oakland officer’s death. Seale holds three years probation for gun possession near the Oakland Hall of Justice on May 2.
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Peace Bid Extends Beyond Troop Cuts In Talks With Soviets
Secretary Rogers outlined that peace efforts go beyond troop reductions and cover broader differences with the Soviet Union. He signaled possible allied redeployment to counter Soviet naval buildups in the Mediterranean while stressing no China policy shift aims. He promised to consult Congress on any crisis and ensure any funding reflects congressional advice. He asserted easing ties with Communist China should not affect Soviet talks on nuclear limits and opposed isolating China as U.S. policy.
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Typhoon Cora Strikes Okinawa Causing Injuries and Damage
The edge of Typhoon Cora hit Okinawa today with five injuries reported. The storm pushed about three miles offshore of the densely populated central Okinawa area causing widespread damage across the region.
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Czech Police Squads Face Uncertain Calm on Anniversary
Reported unrest in Prague Tuesday as crowds refused police orders and taunted officers with cries of Gestapo. A new underground leaflet accused police and hard-line Communists of stirring revolt, urging passive demonstrations on the invasion anniversary and warning of a coup led by pro Moscow figures Indra and Bilak to partition Czechoslovakia and annex Slovakia. US officials in Washington said Eastern Bloc sources warned of pro-Soviet leaders moving to seize power during the anniversary period.
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Coast Guard hunts for lone sailor Bill Verity
AP reports Coast Guard officials seek Bill Verity a 52 year old lone sailor from Fort Lauderdale missing since last weekend after receiving a new rudder and tiller from the Coast Guard. Verity aims to sail from Ireland to Florida in a 20 foot boat and promised to ride out Hurricane Debbie if encountered.
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