Population surge Boosts City Revenues from Census
The city reports a 60 percent population increase since 1978, with an unofficial total of 24,281 residents from a recently completed 4 door to-hour census. The head count, under the State Bureau of Finance, could raise city revenues via gas tax and related measures. Housing units number 7,676 with 4, housing vacancies. official breakdowns to come.
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Tires blamed in fatal crash on rainy Interstate 580
A chain of weather and roadway conditions led to a spinout on Interstate 580 near Tassajara Road in a rainstorm. Betty Yost, 41, of Daly City, died at Valley Memorial Hospital five hours after the collision. Dewitt Yost, 16, Lydia Yost, 19, both of San Jose, suffered non life threatening injuries and were treated and released. Henry Envatron, 38, of Los Angeles, sustained broken ribs and was treated at Kaiser Walnut Creek. The other occupants, Mr and Mrs William Snyder of Canoga Park, were uninjured. The CHP cites wet pavement and loss of control as factors. investigation ongoing.
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Union City grocer Joseph Hernley dies at 62 in Hayward
The longtime Union City Market operator on 16th Street in Decoto passed away Saturday in Hayward at 67. He served on multiple public bodies including the Devold Wire District Commission and Alameda County Water District board, helped found Union Sanitary District, and was an early Union City Chamber of Commerce member. He lived much of his life in the Deepo area, sold the store to current owners, then worked as a sanitary inspector before burial yesterday. Survived by wife Evelyn, a son Dr. Revert Joseph of New York, and a daughter Mrs Ficquelyn Philips of Seattle.
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Dublin man found dead after duck hunt in San Francisco Bay
The body of Boice W. Becker of Dublin, who joined Triblin man Thomas Vertinier on a hunting trip near Richmind, was recovered Christmas Day in upper San Francisco Bay near the Sante We Thailaid dock. Verrinder remains missing. Coast Guard and other vessels aided the search as the coroner listed Becker’s death as probably accidental.
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Thieves Take 3300 In Goods In Two Burglaries
Police report two burglaries during the holiday weekend netted antiques, guns and household appliances valued around 3390. Items stolen include a Bb caliber revolver, a silver service and beaded bags from the Streeter home. Robbers forced entry by prying doors and cutting a safety chain. Supplies removed included four pillus vases and several firearms, a TV, sewing machine and beer cases.
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Cancer Society volunteer Loretta Stone dies in Hayward
Loretta Stone, 51, Hayward resident and crusade director for Alameda County Cancer Society, died yesterday at St Rose Hospital from a cerebral hemorrhage. Survived by husband Morris, five sons William Ronald Sheila, mother Martha Barnes, sister Corella Siess. Funeral Friday 1 a.m. at Sorensen Brothers chapel. Memorials to American Cancer Society in Oakland.
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Weapons expert Juba Foster to resign from Pentagon
The Pentagon's top scientist and weapons expert Dr Juba Foster is set to resign within weeks after guiding missile warhead and bomber development since 1963. Administration sources say J Ruf Rushardt will stay as Pentagon general counsel and is a leading candidate for a second deputy secretary of defense, elevating him to a third ranking official behind Elliott Richardson and William Clemens Jr.
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Final Farewell to Truman Washington Daniel and Family
A moving funeral record recounts Truman Washington Daniel age 6 and Ravzison Gales Daniel age 10 as family members attend their grandmother Mrs. Bess Truman's public viewing, with President Nixon and Lyndon Johnson paying respects. Messages flood in from around the world as crowds gather at the Truman Library and home, honoring a man described as “Give ’em Hell” and the nation’s early nuclear age era.
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Environmental impact guidelines sent to agencies
Los Angeles area agencies received a draft of environmental impact guidelines prepared by the state Resources Agency reflecting amendments to the Environmental Quality Act. The document lists 12 examples of significant impact, including projects with substantial effects on air and water quality, noise, traffic, and groundwater, and notes some in development may oppose the rules.
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Canyon burglary suspect arraigned in two residential thefts
Armando Ramirez of Verdo was arraigned in Union City on burglary and receiving stolen property charges tied to two Canyon area home burglaries. Warrant details note items matching a prior Bay Area break in. bond set at 25,000. Suspects Haralvez and Dennis Caecilhas, 25, were questioned and later charged with burglary and receiving stolen property, bond 8,000 each.
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Hughes narrowly escapes Managua quake travel
Howard Hughes and entourage fled the Nicaraguan quake with Hughes remaining calm amid tremors. After a private jet visit to Gatwick, Hughes headed for Sealand en route to the United States. Aides reported he refused immediate evacuation to ensure safety.
Flournoy backs Reagan on Capitol project plan
Flournoy joined Governor Reagan in advocating preservation of the Capitol as a museum and urged government aid, while lawmakers led by Randélph Collier push to scrap the Capitol dome west wing plan and build a $30 million twin-lower skyscraper.
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Kidnapping Raises Secrecy Around Victim and Boss Suspects
Secrecy shrouds the abduction of Vicenza Juuso, head of Stowlard, with ransom details and group claims unclear. Police say Russo, a production chief, was seized as he drove to work, his chauffeur list unresolved amid reports of a familiar ex extremist pattern.
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Casualty List Prepared by Hans Monitors Managua Welfare
A group of nam operators is monitoring the internal civilities of Managua Nicaragua and has compiled a casualty list. Residents seeking welfare updates can call the San Francisco group at 568-6261 684-5214 or 500-5215.
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Jury to resume Hell's Angel deliberations
Oakland awaits a Superior Court jury resuming deliberations in the murder trial of four Hell's Angels members over the killing of Servio Agero in an Oakland fire. Prosecutor Whyte argued Richard Ivaldi provided sufficent evidence to convict Ralph Sonny Barger and three co defendants. Ivaldi testified Barger fired a handgun. defense attacked Ivaldi as unreliable and a narcotics dealer.
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Violence as American life roots in survey claim
A University of Michigan psychiatry associate professor reports that violence is deeply embedded in American values. A survey of 1,474 men shows high acceptance of force to control disturbances and defend self and family, with varying views on police shoots and capital punishment. The AAAS meeting featured a clash with antiwar protesters and police, highlighting tensions between violence and social order.
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Panel urges safeguards on shock and brain stimulation treatments
A panel of scientists cautions Blriet controls against unverified or unsafe use of psychosurgery and electrical brain stimulation. They advocate strict clinical evaluation of effectiveness and safety, noting risks of abuse while exploring potential to curb violent behavior and aid conditions like epilepsy and psychiatric disorders.
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Albert Einstein College of Medicine
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New Year Weather Outlook Across California
A weather briefing reports mixed New Year conditions. Northern areas may see snow in the far north, while southern regions expect sunny days and mild temps through New Year’s Day. Interior valleys reach 60s, deserts hit 65 to 75 with lows 12 to 35. Coastal and foothill zones show 63 to 70 on the coast and 46 to 55 in the mountains, with mountain lows 18 to 23 and coast lows in the 10s. Skiing remains cool and viable unless warmth rises.
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Crime rate shift in suburbs and city data release
A Justice Department press release covering cities of 160000 or more shows a dip in suburb crime rates with bait robbery down and larceny above $60 rising slightly. The Review obtained the Hayward and Say Lowen Giglies from their police departments for context and verification.
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