City council candidates file papers for next March election
Six more candidates have taken out nomination papers for general law city elections in March. John Walasek of Fremont filed to run for Donald Dillon's seat. Al Redd picked up papers in Fremont. In Newark Shamnar Abraham and Thomas Rostaph seek council and mayor respectively. Livermore Planning Commissioner Dale Turner obtained papers. Pleasanton nominees are Gene Finch and Joyce LeClair for the two seats.
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Fremont
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al Redd
Newark
Shamnar Abraham
Planning Commission
Thomas Rostaph
Livermore
Dale Turner
Pleasanton
Gene Finch
Joyce LeClair
Mrs Shirley Webster Dies in Hayward
Mrs Shirley M Webster of Hayward died yesterday after active community work including Canter Society Heart Fund and Cerebral Palsy Fund. She was a past Bidwell School PTA president and a nurse's aide at St Rose Hospital. Survived by husband Douglas and son Scott, both of Hayward, plus parents and two sisters in Australia. Services Thursday at 1 am at Sorensen BrothersHayward with visitation at noon at Lane Tree Cemetery.
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Canter Society
Heart Fund
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Australia
Sorensen Brothers
Lane Tree Cemetery
Hospital land use okayed near Eden Hospital
Alameda County Planning Commission approved a staff finding that Eden Hospital's Stanton Avenue parcel does not conflict with the general plan. The 52 by 392 foot lot may only be used for ingress and egress to conform with the plan, though hospital officials envisaged future expansion or other medical facilities.
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Alameda County Planning Commission
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Two Walnut Creek Men Arrested For Catering Truck Burglary
Two Walnut Creek men were arrested in San Leandro after allegedly stealing $23.13 in change from an unattended catering truck near Long's drug store. William Yale 9 and Charles Spingola 18 were booked on burglary and marijuana charges, with Yale also facing petty theft and stolen property counts. Evidence in their car included currency, a hyp kit, wrenches, credit cards and a life insurance policy believed stolen.
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Charles Spingola
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Callan Avenue
East 14Th Street
Spingola
Ed Greane
Local auto talks continue at Fremont GM plant
General Motors spokesman said progress remains in local contract talks with United Auto Workers Local 1364 at the Fremont assembly plant. While Sunday saw ratification of a 4 nations contract, 7B of 146 GM locals lack local deals covering non-economic issues such as shift preferences local seniority parking locker room arrangements and other working conditions. UAW officials say no strike deadlines will be set until after Christmas.
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Photo booth and liquor store robbed in Bayfair area
Police report armed robberies yesterday at Fox Photo Booth in Bayfair Shopping Center San Leandra and Sheridan Liquors in San Lorenzo. A youth with green fluorescent hands demanded cash at the photo booth then fled after a gun was shown. A second suspect grabbed 150 dollars at Sheridan Liquors while ordering the clerk to the floor.
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San Lorena
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Bayfair
Sheridan Liquors
Lawelling Blvd
San Lorenzo
Ulfiters
Arson Damage at Hayward Loft Restaurant Reported
Hayward Fire Department says arsonists set multiple fires at the Loft restaurant located at 1275 West Winton Avenue. The blazes caused about 10000 dollars in damage and were extinguished before firefighters arrived. police are investigating the incident.
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Hayward Fire Department
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Power Outages Hit Fremont and Livermore Areas
Pacific Gas and Electric reported wind gusts caused a tree to fall on a line near the Newark substation on Mowry School Road at 4:38 p m cutting power to 2525 Fremont customers. Power was restored by 5:24 p m. In downtown Livermore winds cut power between 7:05 and 7:20 p m a wire pulled loose from an overhead connection, leaving residents without electricity.
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Newark
Nixon kin and Hughes linked to break in probes
The transcripts indicate electronic surveillance on F Donald Nixon due to ties with Hughes Associates and a 1969 Dominican Republic trip. Committee lawyers press Hughes associates about F Donald Nixon aiding Hughes Tool in mining rights and payments tied to Meier and others.
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Edwards suit alleges athletes misled on San Mateo projects
Six San Francisco football players led by Cedrick Hardman and Vic Washington filed a $1 million damages suit in federal court alleging Valley Title and Valley Escrow, with Robert Bartels acting as advisor, deceived them in Miramonte Apartments Mountain View and Airport Plaza Hotel San Mateo investments. They claim false promises of sound investments, 10 percent returns, and full recovery after five years, with funds diverted and encumbrances hidden. Investment amounts range from 12 000 to 75 000 per athlete, with total losses and no recoveries stated.
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Woman reports man jumps from Golden Gate Bridge
A young San Francisco woman said a man dropped a wallet on the sidewalk and then leaped from the Golden Gate Bridge. A Coast Guard search failed to recover the body. The wallet content identified the deceased as Joe B. Jentick, 19, of San Francisco.
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Nudie nuptials in nude ceremony at topless club
Linda Stillings and Melvin McClintock wed without a license at a Houston topless club. The couple wore minimal attire and described the ceremony as solemn, with owner Norman Wells saying they wanted something memorable. The event drew surprise as the public was reportedly invited.
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Melvin McClintock
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Campaign finance limits debated as council seeks disclosure
Council members weigh campaign controls with calls for full disclosure while opponents push against fixed ceilings. Suerstedt advocates public funding and elimination of all contributions, though others oppose rigid caps. The group targets precinct consolidation and maintains current polling place pay, with election judge and inspector bonuses and set rental costs for polling places.
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Nalties Snowo
William Suerstedt
Suerstedt
House approves trade reform bill with anti Soviet amendments
The House passed a major trade reform bill expanding Nixon's power to negotiate world trade deals while tying a credit ban to freer emigration from the Soviet Union. The measure, facing Senate approval, includes anti Soviet amendments and a veto risk from the White House.
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Court rules unwed mothers living with kin lose independent welfare
The California Court of Appeal upheld a county ruling that young unwed mothers living with their own families are not entitled to independent welfare payments for themselves and their infant. The decision said a minor unwed mother's status remains unchanged and does not grant separate grants.
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State Court of Appeal
Alameda County
Bust Fails in Oakland Narcotics Sting
A staged narcotics arrest in Oakland devolved into a fiasco as suspects escaped and an undercover agent was seized after robbers took his car keys. San Francisco and Berkeley police, along with federal agents, withheld comment on the failed operation.
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Rockefeller to resign as New York governor next Tuesday
Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller announced his resignation from the New York governorship to devote time as chair man of two national commissions. He, 65, said the move is not aimed at a presidential bid but did not rule out a future run. Lt. Gov. Malcolm Wilson will be sworn in the day of the resignation.
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Castro foe claims victory in Venezuela election
In Caracas, opposition Democratic Action leader Carlos Andres Perez reportedly wins by about 450,000 votes over the nearest challenger, signaling a decisive result in Venezuela's polling today.
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