Battered Yankee Trader Rides Surf Near Terminal Island
The fishing boat Yankee Trader owned by Sherman Miller of Portland rolls on her starboard side in heavy surf off Terminal Island Los Angeles harbor. Crew cannot start engine or maneuver, Pinky rammed the vessel into rocks. Lobster cargo likely ruined by diesel oil. Miller's loan estimate around 70,000 dollars. Coast Guard says wreck poses no navigation threat.
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Sherman Miller
Portland
Terminal Island
Los Angeles
Miller
Coast Guard
Fremont Officials Weigh 100 Million Track Stadium Plan
Fremont city and chamber officials met with Oakland developer to discuss a 100 million horse and auto racing stadium near West Warren Avenue and the Nimble Freeway. Mayor Van Doorn and City Manager Driggs, along with Stoké Contractors president William Loora, weighed noise, environmental, and zoning concerns before backing the project. Laycock praised the idea, noting strong interest but emphasized access as key, with a site south of West Warren at Nimble Freeway junction and near Fremont Airport. Major landowners Neil Rogers and George Heatly own large tracts nearby, and a Store parcel sold earlier to a Beverly Hills firm may be included.
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Fremont
Chamber of Commerce
Oakland
West Warren Avenue
Ninute
William Loora
Stoké Contractors, Inc
Don Driggs
William van Doorn
Chamber of Commutes
Stan Layenck
Laycock
Driggs
Sporz
Warren Avenue
Nimile Freeway
Fremont Airport
Dixon Road
Rok
Neil Rogers
el Cerrito
George Heatly
Thom
State Division of Highways
Beverly Hills
Layrock
Bay Area
Ransom Case Tangles Over Missing San Leandro Poodle
In San Leandro Mrs Betty Sousa reports her silver gray poodle Frenchy missing. She says a couple telephoned claiming to have found him at 60th Street and Telegraph Avenue Oakland and demanded a $200 reward. The collars and breed mismatches led her to suspect the couple provided a Chihuahua sized decoy. Police are investigating.
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San Leandro
Oakand
Betty Souza
Eveleth Ave
Sousa
60Th Street
Telegraph Avenue
Oakland
Seura
Adulthood law to 18 cuts welfare rolls in California
A Reagan Administration official says California’s age of majority law lowering adulthood to 18 will remove about 29,000 young adults from welfare and save roughly 30 million dollars across state local and federal funds. The change, effective early March, redefines dependency for AFDC eligibility and reshapes statutorily defined dependents.
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Sacramento
UPI
Reagan Administration
Robert Carleson
Mare
California
Carleson
AFDC
Auto repairmen to be monitored plan gains favor
Nixon adviser seeks consumer help to craft a public rating system for city auto dealers. Phase II targets better repair service and curbing unnecessary work, with approvals from American Motors, Ford, and the 24,000 member NADA. GM and Chrysler favor alternative methods.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Virginia
H. Knauer
Onl
Kanner
Arourlan Motors Corp
Ford
Knayser
Henry Ford
U S Air Strikes Hit North Vietnam for Fourth Day
U S bombers pressed attacks in North Vietnam for a fourth straight day, with pilots reporting sightings of MIGs at long range and heavy shelling of South Vietnamese bases near the Cambodia border. Hanoi claimed civilian casualties from fragmentation bombs and warned of continuing air raids as Peam Chickork areas see heavy combat.
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Saigon
Upt
U.S
North
Vietnam
Thuy
Phnoro
Penh
Phnwin
Pent Ani
Laos
Nixon
Hanoi
Paris
UPY
Kate Webb
Phnom Penh
Peam Chickark
Peam Chickork
Conservative Ashbrook enters race against Nixon
Conservative Rep. John M. Ashbrook of Ohio announces his bid for the presidency arguing a leftward drift in Nixon policies. He aims for New Hampshire and Florida primaries in March and foresees few Senate endorsements but expects support from a handful of conservative House members, including Buckley’s brother.
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Tolapnens
John Ashbrook
GOP
Nixon
Washington
WPT
John M. Ashbrook
Ohio
House
New Hampshire
Florida
Mare
Ashbrook
White House
Ival Sen
Barry M. Gold
Senate
New York
James Buckley
Buckley
Rain Likely With 30 Percent Showers Tomorrow
Weather forecast notes a 30 percent chance of showers for tomorrow afternoon and continued cool temperatures. Tonight's low around 35 with a 20 percent chance of rain. forecast mentions unsettled conditions across Towns and Tonight's Inn.
Hospitals brace for rate hikes in South County
Six South County hospitals expect room rate increases under Phase II wage-price guidelines. Eden Hospital Castro Valley led with a Saturday effective rise, potentially about 27 across all rates. other facilities like Washington Fremont, Hayward area hospitals, and Santee Leandro Memorial anticipate selective or proportional increases as unions settle.
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South County
Eden Hospital
Castro Valley
Washington
Fremont
Assistaant
Stuart Jed
Hay
J. W. Honey
Sant Leandro Memorial Hospital
Laurel Grove
Levine
Hayward
Laval 250
Hospital and
Institutional Workers Union
National Guard eyes draft call
Washington reports Pentagon officials study the possibility of drafting young men into the Army National Guard to bolster a sagging yet critical force. Legal and political hurdles exist, but sources say a draft may be the only way to lift strength to authorized levels after six years of decline.
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Washington
API
Army National Guard
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