Firey accidents haunt Fremont and San Leandro reports
In Fremont a blaze at 37056 Think St Niles killed Mrs. Milton Fournier 86 with coroner investigating. Flames confined to the kitchen and blamed on a cigarette. In San Leandro a catering lunch wagon service owner and a fire captain sustained minor injuries from a heat nozzle fire on Ottawa and 4th streets. Damages to the track tallied at 13008 dollars. Also a burglary at 1495 6th Street saw four portable color TV sets worth 4172 missing after burglars used a traffic box cover to break glass doors.
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San Leandro
Ottawa &I
Pie Shop Damaged by Car Crash in Bayward City
Councilman John Pappas learns his Missin Boulevard pie pantry was hit by a Chevrolet driven by Linda May Proehl 22 of 625 Berry Ave. The 6:10 a.m. crash shattered a large front plate glass window, flattened a street sign, but caused no serious injuries and no citation was issued. Pappas resumed selling pies after cleaning up and covering the window.
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Bayward
John Pappas
Missin Boulevard
Pappas
Mission Blvd
Linda May Proehl
Berry Ave
Aiission
Montinnesses
Bay Conservator Okays Leandro Yacht Club Platform
The Bay Conservatior and San Leandro approve a acre platform for a yacht club building at the south edge of the San Leandro Marina. Plans include a small boat berths three gangways and 92 pilings forming 23 boat landings. Immediate action on Richardson Bay measures in Marin County is postponed.
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San Francisco
Bay Conservatior
San Leandro
San Leandro Marina
Richardson Bay
Marin County
Sanford N. Dillar
Stanley W. Taylor
Reward claimed for Dec 13 1970 Daily Review sports section
Bill Seright of Hayward brought in the sports section dated December 13, 1970 in response to a Thursday Review request. The paper was sought for contest purposes but the issue was in unusually high demand and the local files were depleted.
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Daily Review
Bill Seright
Hayward
Teens Held In High School Robbery Attempt
Hayward police detained two youths, a 17 or 18 year old and a 18 year old girl, after an attempted robbery in a bathroom at Hayward High School. They were identified from yearbook photos. no gun was found and investigators continue the inquiry.
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Hayward
Heyward High School
Pallye
Hayward Ligh
Economic Readouts Signal Mixed U.S. Trends In August
A government economic bulletin reports higher jobless and producer price readings while consumer spending shows uptick. Treasury officials note renewed confidence as bankers anticipate real growth next year. The Pay Board freezes new construction wage increases and lawmakers review central authority extending White House wage standards for another year. Unemployment rates shift by race and age, with white jobless at 5.7 percent and Black at 24 percent, teens near 17 percent.
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Treasury
Charls E. Walker
New York
Mittee
Economic Central Authority
White House
BBS Als
Amnong
Assembly kills campus proposal on campus safety power
In Sacramento the Assembly defeated a quill proposal granting the president of a private college or university power to bar any person from campus for acts prejudicial to campus ardor and safety. The measure aimed to empower campus leaders to act swiftly against threats.
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Sacramento
UPT
Student forum aims for parent talk tough questions fail
Students and teachers report low parent turnout for a school panel discussion on drugs smoking and grades at Rancho Arroyo Junior High. A 12 member student panel and journalism class organized follow up stories and a letter writing campaign hoping to boost future attendance for the Thursday February panel at 7 00 pm.
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Raycho
Tirome
Jayne Kramer
Painl
Kathy Catral
Stas
Ranena Arroyé
Dunior High School
Cl Qallen
Janis Hoffman
Sharon Jordan
Susan Maes
Pay freeze ordered as wage controls extend into 1973
The Pay Board orders a pay increase freeze amid concerns over large settlements approved by the CAC. Havard professor John Dunlop and other CAC leaders were summoned to discuss more than 400 wage approvals in the past two weeks. In Congress, the House Banking Committee clears a bill to extend Nixon era controls to May 1 1973, with Senate already passage. includes a $1 billion pay raise for civilian and military workers delaying six months and an exemption for press broadcasting and publishing industries.
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Bard
Cac
CISC
Senate
Airman alleges Air Force starving him amid base ban
Posey and Kopanski describe a veteran airman limited to chapel and barbershop while forbidden access to dining facilities. Orders later allowed two boxed meals daily. an IG complaint preceded a court martial plan for alleged animal punishment.
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Roger Newhold
Posey
483Rd Tactical Air Wing
Newhold
Newbold
Kopanski
Troi
Mess Hall
Newark Ban on Bars With No Topless Policy Upheld
Newark council defends a ban targeting topless entertainment at the In Site Club amid a heated council debate. Police Chief Morrison and City Manager Turnlund say the ordinance aims to prevent police problems, not morality, as club owner Gary Swartz pledges a legal fight with the state supreme court weighing the case.
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Ait As & Coumcilreans
Tom Bostaph
Larkspur Ave
Bostaph
Ralentla
Newark
Colmcilmen
Sincereta
Micarney
Gerald Giusti
Gary Swarts
Pulice
William Morrison
Mic
Back-to-work Edict Extended for New York Dick Strikers
The federally ordered back-to-work period for New York Dick strikers was extended to 80 days. Disputed guaranteed-annual wage payments continue during negotiations for a new contract.
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New York
UPT
Wit
Kaiser reclamation plan faces protests near Pleasanton
Kaiser proposes reclaiming over 700 acres of exhausted pits between Stanley Boulevard and Interstate 580 for industrial land. Alameda County Planning Commission will hear the Kaiser presentation on December 13, drawing protests from local civic groups.
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Pleasanton
Kalker Sand and Gravél
Kaiser
Caeal
Stanley Houlevard
Alameda County Planing ‘Commission
Valley Cizens
Zeof Kaiser
Stanley Boulevard
Interstate 540
Banuelos cleared to Senate
The Senate Finance Committee approved Friday the nomination of Mrs Romana Acosta Banuelos for Treasurer. The full Senate will consider her nomination. A veteran James Long recalled historic talks about Kaiser gravel plans near Livermore, with debates over park design and groundwater concerns. Livermore officials urge continued discussion until review is complete.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Finance Committee
Romana Acosta Banuelos
Senate
Porman
John Long
Amador-Livermore Valley Land and Gravel Committee
Kaiser
Lang
Supervisors limit Hayward dump site and seek alternatives
Hayward supervisors restrict the Oakland Scavenger dump on the shoreline pending a future plan. The board heard from 12 citizens and supporters urging against a blank permit, while officials cited high transport costs for viable alternate sites and planned agency reports in a year or two.
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Hayward
Fred Cooper
Oakland Scavenger
Cooper
Flynn
He Alen
Skayward Shoredine Deigt Planning Agency
Murphy
Moore
Ilene Weinreh
Pacha
Oakland
Hayward ‘Area
Garbage Action Gragpy
Castro Valeey
South County Ecotogical Center
Castro Valley
Hayward Area League ‘of ‘Women Voters
Save
The
San Francisco, Ray Association
Legislature Revolts Over Reagan Tax Bill Debate
Amid deep partisan tensions in Newport, Assemblyman Robert Badham led a seven hour break as lawmakers pressed for a veto fight over Reagan's tax bill. Democrats argued a special reapportionment commission undermined courts, while Reagan warned of fiscal chaos if the budget act fails.
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Aml
Badham
Reagan
Treagan
Msmitrathon
Seaston Witin
Assembly
Fioye
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