Jackson Street Nimitz Interchange Plans Draw City Debate
City leaders debate Hart’s three phase plan for a Jackson Street Nimitz Freeway interchange. Phase I would build Hesperian Boulevard overcrossing and convert routes to freeway standards within three years. Phase II envisions a 19 year interim expressway along the corridor. Phase III aims at a full east west freeway, affecting properties near Hesperian Boulevard and impacting city layout and traffic patterns.
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Regents Meet Reagan Fight Tuition Plan Sparks Clash
Regents open a two day UCLA session facing Reagan's equal education plan proposing tuition for higher education while keeping free tuition tradition. Governor insists on reforms and a $240 yearly tuition plus fees or a $100 fee hike amid a rift with state education officials and regents.
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Secret handling of Rockwell body discussed by Nazis
Arlington AP reports Nazist Frank Drager said proper legal disposition of George Lincoln Rockwell’s body is already under way. He refused to say whether Rockwell’s body has been buried or cremated as party officials comment.
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Pistol Shot Ends Life of San Leandro Man
Amel Larios, 28, of 15263 Hesperian Blvd San Leandro, died after an apparent self inflicted 9 mm pistol shot. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Fairmont Hospital. His wife told police he had been unemployed over a year and suffered back trouble.
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Odd Twist To Robbery Of Market
SAN LEANERO The F and X Market at 3395 MacArthur Vive was robbed of 350 yesterday by a man who feigned a fit to divert staff and customers. Market Manager Angelo Mufo of Fremont said a man lay in the front store while others aided him. A bystander rescue followed, and two boys later reported seeing another man open the cash register. only the one dollar bills remained.
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Hospital Bond Defeated in Washington Township District
The hospital district covering Washington Township Newark Uasion City and 1200 homes in south Hayward faced a surprising defeat of the bond issue. Board Chair Donald Amsbaugh blamed the loss on voter tax concerns while admitting no organized opposition. Board member Tim Stone warned the defeat would not fix overcrowding and suggested a future vote would cost voters more.
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Ditation
Viet Cong Raid Frees 1200 Prisoners in Mekong Delta
A Viet Cong raid freed about 1,200 prisoners on a Mekong Delta road 66 miles southwest of Saigon amid heavy casualties. U.S. jet bombers struck North Vietnam near Hanoi, hitting two army barracks, railways, bridges, and anti aircraft sites in 151 missions. Delegations including Senators Muskie and Murphy and Governors Guy McCall Hughes and Mayors Barr and McKeldin visited to announce a U.S. Marine aircraft jet trainer was shot down by Communist forces over North Vietnam.
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Pittsburgh
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Personnel Interviews Continue in San Leandro District
San Leandro Unified School District trustees meet in closed session led by Supt Clare Burrell amid an ongoing probe into district administration. Union reps from TOCAL 674 pressed for an inquiry into alleged anti union and discriminatory practices. The board announced no further sessions and Burrell planned an executive session at the next regular meeting, unsure of any report.
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Dedication of New Court Set in San Leandro
San Leandro holds a dedication ceremony for its new court quarters at 999 East 4th Street tomorrow at 9 am. Attending will include Robert Hannon chairman of the board of supervisors, Mayor Jack Madleslgr, Undersheriff Richard Foudy, Police Chief Thomas L. Roger, educators and businessmen. Roy Hamrick will speak. Judge Gerald P. Connitt will preside.
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State Welfare Takeover Seen Unlikely by Alameda Supervisors
Alameda County supervisors heard John Montgomery express doubt that California will take over welfare programs, noting ballooning costs and potential loss of county administration. Montgomery warned against allies who push state control while funding remains local, with a $248 tax rate and an $142 million budget swollen by welfare costs. He and Spencer Williams, health and welfare director, warned of possible Supreme Court intervention to defend state rights and residence requirements for welfare recipients.
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Wildfires rage across Southern state area
Rapid fires scorch Granada Hills and surrounding regions as firefighters race to contain 500 crews. A 70 acre blaze near Sunland, Griffith Park, and other spots joins 6 structures lost. Temperatures near 100 degrees fuel ongoing fire danger across the region.
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Four Teens Rob Cab Driver in Hayward
Herbert M. Hensley, 27, of Union City, picked up a youth on B Street and Mission Boulevard at 1 p.m. They were joined by three other teens who surrounded the car, brandished a pistol, locked him in the trunk, and took $4 before he was freed about 10 minutes later by a passerby.
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Hayward Chamber urges $1.8 million flood control bond
The Hayward Chamber of Commerce Industrial Committee unanimously backs a flood control bond for $1.871 million with drainage upgrades. It calls for public hearings and a bond election date set by Alameda County Supervisors. The plan, costing $72,750 annual revenue, could finish in 10 years with bonds, without raising current local tax rates, covering 2930 acres along West Windsor, Southern Pacific tracks, and West Jackson Street area.
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Auto Union Dismisses Wage Offer in United Auto Workers Talks
The UAW rejects Company wage proposals as inadequate amid talks. The plan offers immediate cents hour increases and phased raises over three years, with a minimum cost of living rise for GM and Ford workers and higher pay for skilled trades. Walter Reuther to join negotiations Friday after meetings.
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Quiet Thief In Looting Spree Of Apartments
A burglar entered multiple apartments on Estabrook and Mstabrook Streets in San Leandro while residents slept. Victims, including George W. Burchell, George W. Gaston, Barbara J. Lea, Jarry I. Ludwig, and N. Bruce Timpe, report cash and valuables missing totaling several dollars. No items were taken from Timpe’s unit. Police investigation pending.
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Record Deaths Seen CHICAGO Labor Day Weekend Travel
CHICAGO UPS reports a surge in travel fatalities during the Labor Day weekend as millions take to highways after the holiday. the National Safety Council estimates a high rate of deaths and injuries amid holiday travel patterns.
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Sato to Visit Washington Aiming for Vietnam Peace Push
Prime Minister Eisaku Sato plans to visit Washington in November to urge President Johnson to strengthen efforts for peace in Vietnam. Chief Cabinet Secretary Toshio Kimura disclosed the plan to reporters in Tokyo.
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