Bomb injures Cal State prof in campus blast
A bomb exploded at California State University injuring geography professor Darrell Broy and secretary Suzanne Whittier as officials evacuated Meiklejohn Hall. Investigators from campus police and city, county, and federal agencies worked to disarm the undetonated portion and determine a motive. The blast caused minor facial wounds to Broy and a wrist injury to Whittier. both were released in good condition.
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Inia State University
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Corpus
James Harrison
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Suzanne Whittler
Fremont
Bach
Gray
Vann
Consultaton
Police protest by 400 off duty officers in Indianapolis
About 400 off duty Indianapolis policemen parked squad cars around police headquarters and the city county building in downtown Indianapolis yesterday to protest the city's latest contract proposal.
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Indianapolis
Soothing pink tax forms proposed for 1977
IRS chief Jerome Kurtz announced federal income tax forms for 1977 will feature a pink and white color scheme and easier completion. The redesigned forms prioritize a front-page income calculation and a back-page deduction section, with a shorter one-page option for non-itemizers. Forms are slated to mail to taxpayers in late December.
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UPI
Internal Revenue Service
TRS
Jerome Kurtz
Janning
Mali
Ers
Kurtz
Hayward school opens next month with boundary maps
The new school year brings more than usual changes as Hayward's opening approaches next month. A special presentation on page 17 in today's Review provides boundary maps and other information for parents and students.
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Hayward
Water bill shock hits Glen Eden Gardens board
Glen Eden Garden Home Association faced a near twenty thousand dollar water bill for June and July with about nine thousand dollars in fines for excess use. The association reports total consumption stayed within city quotas but officials declined to disclose specifics on how usage exceeded limits. The city water superintendent cited complex accounting and limited staff to audit the 47 meters.
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Rich Riggs
Hayward
Glen Eden Garden Home Association
South Hayward
Verle Hendrickson
Glen Eden Garden Homes Association, Inc
Bud Blair
Blair
Glen Eden
Hendrickson
Glen Eden Suns
Water Department
Area cities chase hottest heat wave in South County
South County baked yesterday as Livermore hit unofficial 102 at the fire patrol house while the weather bureau logged 99. San Lorenzo reached 98, Union City and Fremont reported high 90s, and Hayward to 90. Oakland airport marked the hottest August 29 in 30 years with 90. Fire crews logged mostly minor blazes as heat lingered. BART ran normally despite heat with sun screens in place. Del Valle Park limited fires and smoking. red flag alerts affected nearby parks but not Alameda County. PG&E reported a 9 percent power reserve with no strain on capacity. Forecast calls for cooler inland temps in the 80s tomorrow with patchy cloudiness and coastal fog.
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Union City
Fremont
Hayward
Oakland
Weather Service
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Valamares Canyon
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Deli
Cate
East Bay
del Valle Park
Diab State Park
Contra Costa County
California Division of Forestry
Morgan Hill
Alameda County
San Mateo
Santa Cruz
Forestry Division
Springtown
Robert Criss
Pacific Gas and Electric Co
Donight
DMV plan to deny renewals for unpaid parking tickets
California motorists who skip parking fines face a renewal ban starting next year under a DMV plan. The 1978 law will require the department to suspend vehicle registration until all fines are paid, with notices sent to the registered owner and a $2 per ticket handling fee. More than 1.2 million unpaid violations are expected to yield about $15 million annually for cities and counties.
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UPI
California
Department of Motor Vehices
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Revere
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Denis Alexi
DMNV
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Vehice
Berkowitz Ruled Incompetent To Stand Trial
David Berkowitz once a postal worker linked to New York City killings was declared incompetent to stand trial for six ambush murders. Psychiatrists diagnosed paranoia and guarded prognosis, with DA Eugene Gold and defense seeking reexamination before the October 4 hearing.
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New York
UPI
David Berkowitz
New York City
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Berkowitz Found Unfit for Trial Competent to Stand
In Brooklyn Berkowitz sat silent at the defense table as Judge Held read findings from a detailed psychiatric report. He had been brought to the courtroom for the July 31 Moskowitz murder and was remanded to a hospital pending further orders after the briefing of the report. A separate incident in Kings County Jail involved an inmate accusing him of theft and striking him in the shower, briefly stunning Berkowitz.
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Deary Moskowitz
Sam
Harper
Getth
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City Corrections Department
Kings Sonty
Carmelo Colon
Review notes on weddings and local items from California papers
A roundup of brief items cites less weddings in Australia after a church swap, a delayed street parking plan, a 6.5 percent raise for 20 Union City managers, a bank robbery foiled by a silent alarm, a disappointed 49er coach after a playoff loss, and a report of an unidentified flying object over Hayward. It also mentions drought cooperation, Tom Elias on editorial pages, and upcoming coastal weather with cooler highs and lows.
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