Doctors oppose hospital plan to lease public land
Castro Valley Eden Hospital directors face staff doctors opposed to leasing two acres on hospital grounds for a medical office building at about 1000 a year. Developer Inter-Medical Facilities hires a feasibility study to decide on a two acre north side site, while critics decry public land being used to compete with private firms and tax implications.
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Castro Valley
Eden Hospital
Thheir
Intel-Medical Facilities, Inc
San Francisco
Edwin Wortham
Wortham
Hospital Board
Joseph Jelincic
Bien Hospital
Jelincic
Emery Anderson
Atap
Mexico City Earthquake Kills Over 100 Across States
A severe quake struck four states from Mexico City to the Gulf, toppling a 12 story building in Orizaba and killing more than 100 with over 1,000 injured. Dozens trapped. Red Cross sent expeditions from Mexico City as estimates of fatalities spread across Cordoba Puebla Quecholac and Tehuacan.
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Mexico City
UPI
Gulf East
Red Cross
Orizaba
Jose Jardino
Mexican Red Cross
Oraba
Cordoba
Puebla
Quecho- Jac
Japala
Tehuacan
Vera Cruz
Ricardo Mejia
Alfonso Valencia Rios
Hensman
Veracruz
Guillermo Morales
Quecholac
Galvano
Here
Union City adopts yellow fire engine for visibility
Union City will receive a 1250 gallon pumper truck in October painted yellow for better visibility. Fire Chief Ken Garcia cites a Van Pelt study and says red is not the best color for seeing approaching emergency vehicles. The $41,000 unit was approved by the city council and firefighters support the color change.
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Union City
Ken Garcia
Alameda County
Garcia
van Pelt Truck Company
Oakdale
Nixon admits friends owned firm that bought San Clemente estate
President Nixon disclosed that his close friends C G Bebe Rebozo and Robert H Abplanalp owned a firm that purchased most of his San Clemente property in 1970. The White House released an audit to counter claims campaign funds financed the purchase and noted the Nixons used personal funds and bank loans for the 1969 acquisition.
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Abplanalp
Rebozo
Title Insurance & Trust Co
New York
Goopers & Lybrand
Mre
Nixon
B. & C. Investment Co
Los Angeles
Alplanalp and
Reboza
White House
Alpianalp
Anne
San Clemente
Orange County Register
Santa Ana
Calif
Senate
Hug for the captain on 01 day Atlantic raft voyage
The captain of the Acali raft in a human behavior experiment is the blonde woman, not the man on the right. Maria Bjornstain’s boyfriend Olle Vidigsson flew to Mexico City to give her a hug, while his son arrived from Australia to greet Miss Bijortistam after over three months apart.
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Atlantic
Maria Bjornstain
Olle Vidigsson
Mexico City
Vidigsson
Australia
Bijortistam
Burglars strike Sizzler again in Hayward theft
Hayward police report a second this week burglary at the Sizzler steak house on Mission Boulevard. Thieves stole 1640 pounds of meat and 260 pounds of lobster worth 5100, leaving lights removed and a manager’s office broken. Investigators suggest possible link to a prior week’s heist and note meat fences in the Bay Area.
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Hayward
Hayward Sizzler
South County
Mission Blvd
Sizeler
Washington Ave
San Leandro
Ager
Allce
Bay Area
Sorry no scandals Women on the road
The article describes how more American women travel for business, facing etiquette and safety questions. It quotes banker Robert James and colleague Margaret Weisser in Michigan, executives from First National City Bank and Price Waterhouse about changing norms. Women are seen as better travelers by some executives and co workers notice shifts in work travel dynamics.
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New York
Robert James
Margaret Weisser
Rockard
Faeobs
Avife
Donald Armiger
First National City Bank
Jacobs
David Witherell
Price Waterhouse & Co
Anne Curtis
Scranton
Witherell
Anne
Joan Ryan
Sylvania
Commercial Electronic Corp
Bedford
Mass
Hiis
Ryan
Paris
London
Weather outlook shows fair skies tomorrow with warm highs
Patchy low clouds in the morning and evening give way to fair conditions tomorrow. Highs reach the upper 70s while tonight’s low dips into the high 40s. More weather details on page 25.
New View on Cholesterol Could Extend Life
Ohio researchers at the American Chemical Society meeting challenge the link between cholesterol and shorter life. Dr Huang reports rats fed cholesterol and saturated fat lived longer than those fed unsaturated fats, suggesting cholesterol may support growth and infection resistance. He even says seven eggs weekly could be safe, contradicting prior limits. The work notes gender differences and questions dietary guidance.
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Chicago
UFT
Ohio
American Chemical Society
Ted GC
Huang
Timken Morey Hospital
Canton
East Central
American Heart Association
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