Night patrol to curb youth crime in Palma Cela
In Hayward on Friday night, police begin the second weekend of intensified patrols aimed at reducing youth crime. Large rainstorm, 10 PM curfews, and loitering laws frame the effort led by Lt. Bob Souza as officers focus on violent crime while allowing teens returning home from parties to pass. The initiative follows a prior night that saw 41 youths rounded up.
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Hayward Castro Valley Edition Highlights
Local edition covers community events, school news, and weekend listings in Hayward and Castro Valley. Brief notes on city council, neighborhood meetings, and upcoming public programs appear alongside sports results and classifieds from the area.
Winds Over California Trigger Widespread Damage
A ferocious late storm battered Northern and Central California with gusts up to 32 mph, uprooting trees and knocking out power to about 150,000 homes from Eureka to Bakersfield. Utilities began restoration as officials assessed widespread damage, with avocado losses estimated at 5 to 10 million dollars and emergency crews deployed statewide.
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Mattox Road
Hayward
Pacific Gas & Electric
Hat Teeis
South County
Lie Works
Bat Hayward
Jot Slavka
Slevko
Newark
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Eureka
Bakersfield
California Farm Bureau
Californa
Capitola
Massive grain elevator blast traps workers in Westwego
A grain elevator near the Mississippi River exploded sending a dust cloud toward New Orleans. Up to 20 workers feared dead with as many as 40 inside the plant. Firefighters and helicopters evacuated survivors as silos burned and debris rained down along the river. Authorities reported possible bomb threats prior to the blast.
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UPI
Mississippi River
New Orleans
David Borchert
Continental Grain Co
Walt Pierce
Bonagura
Albro Mitchell
Loyola University
Mitchell
Enraged hostages kill gunman at Subic Bay bank siege
At Subic Bay on a U S Naval base a gunman holding more than a dozen hostages for 47 hours was killed by enraged hostages. Marines moved in as screams and gunfire ended the standoff. The gunman, about 30, was shot or struck after threats to burn and knife captives. One bank manager was injured, others unharmed. The hostage standoff ended when police and base officials secured the scene.
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Subic Bay
Philippines
U.S
Huntington Hardisly
Mander
Subic Bay Naval Base
Nicomedes Villaluz
Novel approaches to cut heart disease danger noted
A National Heart Institute report proposes restaurant menu tweaks to cut caloric content, weight loss incentives via lower insurance rates, and stronger industry cooperation on diet and prevention. It urges broader investment in prevention and social economic changes to encourage healthier lifestyles. Heavily redacted for public release, the document was obtained by a consumer group.
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UPI
Saya
National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute
Freedom of Information Act
Houston
Texas
Albert Stankard
University of Pennsylvania
Stankard
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Institute
Riubert Levy
Center For Science In the Public Interest
Benny’s Penny Stash Reaches 172 Dollars and 83 Cents
Benny, a lifelong saver, has kept every penny since age five. Recently he laid out his holdings on his mother’s table and counted a total of 172 dollars and 83 cents in loose change and savings.
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