Fire damages Fremont community center at Westridge
Firefighters investigated a blaze at the Westridge Community Center, 96025 Fremont River, last night. The fire started in the upstairs recreation area and caused an estimated 270 dollars in damage to the building, valued at about 92,000 dollars. The vacant private estate building had been used by the city and was unoccupied when the fire occurred.
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Burglary At Home Seizes Guns Valued At 8000 Dollars
Burglars entered a residence on yesterday while the family was away and removed five shotguns, three rifles, and a sun collection valued at about eight thousand dollars. A dog was found in an upstairs bedroom as police investigated the break in.
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Fire damages Hayward home. neighbors alert responders
Firefighters arrived to find a blaze at a residence on 44 Revers Ave Hayward. Neighbors alerted authorities as fire spread through the structure, causing an estimated damage of 510,000. No injuries reported.
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Armed Robbery Suspects Sought After Hayward Home Theft
Hayward police seek two men described as armed robbery suspects after a home invasion at 2174 Foothold Avenue. They allegedly threatened the resident, tied up her husband, and stole cash while a revolver was held to the baby’s head. A fleeing car was spotted nearby.
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Reiginodd Gavcke
Joreine Mussey
Diane Velasruier
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Garvin Tirst
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Ming
Velesunes
Robbery on Hesperian Boulevard Ends With Wallet Stolen
Union City resident Louis C. Sage, 47, was robbed by a man armed with a straightedge razor near Hesperian Boulevard early Saturday. The assailant demanded money and valuables, grabbed Sage, and fled after taking Sage's wallet, watch, and a diamond ring valued at unknown amount. Sage cooperated with police and described the slashing attack and escape route toward Sk00.
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Burglary at Singer Business Reports Stolen Equipment
A burglary at the Singer Business on 141 Callad Ave saw office equipment including five TEM exuisse typewriters and an adding machine stolen. The crime occurred Friday night when the building was left secure. neighbors heard noises around 2:30 am and spotted a large bus in the alley as a man fled the scene with valuables.
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Reprieve Delays Destruction Of Old Harvey House
In Union City, the Harvey house on Alvarado Boulevard remains slated for demolition despite a reprieve from Bay Area Partition Control. Fire officials had not received permission to proceed, delaying action as efforts to preserve the structure continue amid decades of uncertain fate.
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Tropical Storm Brenda Near Yucatan Coast
Tropical Storm Brenda aims for the Yucatan Peninsula and Gulf of Mexico today. Advisories place its center about 131 miles east of Merida with winds near 68 mph as it maintains a northwestern to northward path toward Mexico, prompting coastal alerts from Tampico to Veracruz.
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Find of Hammingbird Continued on Page Seven
A fragmentary report describes a mixed propulsion glide aircraft with a retractable engine, using a stop start throttle and sensors to switch between powered and gliding flight. The pilot could decide when to start or stop the engine, enabling continuous soaring without constant engine reliance.
Nixon defends secret Cambodia raids in New Orleans
President Nixon defended Cambodia bombing raids amid criticism during a public appearance in New Orleans. He argued the secrecy was essential to prevent attacks and asserted that strikes targeted Vietnamese raiders and Cambodian operations, not mere border incursions.
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Record attempt ends in failure by North Carolina team
A 30 member squad led by RR Wier Jr from North Carolina tried to break a 26 man record in freestyle. The group, including 12 others, aimed to set a new mark at Sy vavia Gayeutendiey but fell short of the target.
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Film shows Doria but still there
A damaged Farhaven report outlines a maritime incident with Andrea Dovia and two graduates seeking recovered loot from a purse’s will, including cash jewels and silverware. divers planned to salvage, with estimates around 250 thousand dollars in valuables and ongoing search efforts involving Navy divers and Coast Guard.
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Sai Diez
Latopher
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Kennedy fined in wreck case at courthouse hearing
In Wantucket Massachusetts a young Kennedy was fined 100 dollars after pleading guilty to a wreck in which several people were injured. The youth, son of a Ren. Rubs ert PF Kennedy, faced a district court judge with his mother Ethel and others in attendance. The hearing referenced McCarthy hearings and other figures, though the core fact remained the juvenile received the fine and a court appearance.
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City endorses live-aboard plan with access limits
City manager's office backs a selective live-aboard scheme for the harbor area. The plan requires tenants to meet minimum space and utility standards, including 32 feet of length, standing headroom, sewage and waste facilities, and self propelled vessels. Monthly berthing charges include 932 for a 32 lane berth and an $8 water and electricity surcharge.
Unclear crop shortages and price shifts spark market concerns
Fragmented notes describe a tomato shortage and rising prices affecting peaches, pears, and other produce. Industry groups warn of supply limits and higher costs while schools, councils, and retailers consider potential impacts on food availability and living costs.
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