Rainy spell prompts rescues and traffic jams in South County
Heavy showers linger as residents brace for more rain tonight and tomorrow. A mother and two girls were saved from a flooded culvert near Clifford Road while crews worked to clear downed trees and detour traffic on Castro Valley and San Lorenzo corridors.
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South County
Nore
Ronnie Carpenter
Tessa Red
Laura
Pattie
Clifford Road
Castro Valley
Coldwater Drive
James Wilson
Alameda Gown
San Lorenzo
Nintilz
MacArthur
Hayward Grocery Fight Sees Alpha Beta Win Zoning Battle
In Hayward the city council narrowly approves commercial zoning on Vasperian Boulevard near Kaiser Hospital, allowing Alpha Beta Markets to pursue a two supermarket plan at Oliver Corners. Safeway opposes, citing traffic, master plan policy, and local density. deliberations ran hours with charts and petitions from neighbors.
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Hayward
Lz Yers
Vasperian Boulevard
Kaiser Hospital
Alpha Beta Markets
Alpha Beta
Oliver Corners
Syas
Eau Ellen
POW releases move forward as Vietnam pledges freedom
Washington reports North Vietnam will free all remaining American hostages within 20 days amid cease fire talks. White House secretary Ziegler and Foreign Minister Trinh said the next phase includes rapid discussions with the Joint Military Commission on detailed release plans as about 120 prisoners were expected today and total released nears 163 with 430 still to go.
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Washington
North Vietmam
Nixon
Ronald J. Ziegler
White Hous
North Vietnam
Nguyen. Duy Trinh
BR. Rogers
Téaris
Vietnam
Trinh
Uiiter
Ziegler
Saigon
United States
Hanoi
Viet Cong
North
South Vietnam
Henry A. Kissinger
Rogers
Paris
Nguyen
Weather Outlook for South County Tonight and Tomorrow
Partly cloudy tonight with increasing cloudiness tomorrow. A percent chance of rain is expected as temperatures shift. Further weather details are continued on page 2.
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Souh County
District gains permit for extra sewage capacity at Dublin plant
The Valley Community Services District gains approval to process an additional 300 000 gallons per day at its treatment plant after the Regional Water Quality Control Board lifted a prior limit. The district, helped by state and federal funds totaling about 2.3 million dollars, expects to sell 1 900 sewage collection permits as improvements near completion, with most new connections feeding Pleasanton and Dublin.
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Dublin
Valley Community Services District
VESD
Regional Water Quality Control Board
San Francisco Bay Region
UCSD
Pleasanton
Indians siege Wounded Knee demand stand off with militants
Federal officers exchanged gunfire today with 200 to 300 militants who seized the Wounded Knee settlement on the Pine Ridge Oglala Sioux reservation and took hostages. U S marshals ringed the town and the Indigenous Movement group led the takeover at the trading post.
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Wounded Knee
UPS
Pine Ridge
Oglala Sioux
Mey
Woundee Knee
Diet
U.S
CAI
Long-term marriages crack under youth-obsessed era
A column cites high divorce rates among long marriages in politics and show business, tracing causes to youth fixation, aging stigma, and men's career pressures. Notable splits include Sen. Russell Long and Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, with quotes from Phyllis Dole and Janet about lack of communication and infidelity.
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Louisiana
Russell B. Long
WD Ears
Minnesota
Eugene McCarthy
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Robert Dole
Don Riegle
Michigan
Li Tetfa Young
Robert Cummings
Tart Bancaster
Dean Martin
Dole
Phyllis
Pageant Magazine
Jess
Separa
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Lloyd Marah
Bob Taylor
Code Creek
Craw Canyon
Tina
Greg Commer
Theresa Hartung
Union City
E St
Marc Mavteardity Garnell Stores
Popu
Lous Enouigh
Safeway
Nimitz Free
Jackson Street
Glen Eden Homes
Art Avenue
Hesperhan and
Tennyson Road
E.R. Markson
Aleady
Atorney
Daniel Cooper
Oliver Coopérs
Cooper
Daily Review
Wire
Ann Landers
U Ray Orrock
By Don Shoecraft
Thes
Wilson
Tae
Federal Bureau of In
Everthing
Robert
Janet
Stack
Coudn
Marya Mannes
Estelle Ramey
Georgetown University
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