Hayward court sets hearing on school insurance dispute
Alameda County Superior Court Judge Harold Howe scheduled June 19 for a hearing on an order requiring Hayward school trustees to set aside a mid November directive on group life and disability insurance for teachers. The order also calls for fact finding or a show cause why mandamus should not issue. district counsel to file a written reply by Friday ahead of a January 19 hearing.
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Fremont woman dies in crash near Newark
Patricia Cox 44 of Fremont died when the car she rode in failed to negotiate a curve and struck a pole near Thornton Avenue and Willow Street in Newark. Her husband Roland Coy 30 was driving and was in fair condition at Kaiser Hospital Hayward. In Livermore a San Francisco man Jonathan Chan 20 was killed when his car struck a house on 42 South Street. Laura Wills owner of the house was unhurt but plaster was knocked loose.
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Newark
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Coleridge Green
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Kiiser Hospilial
Hayward
San Francisco
Livershore
South $ St
Jonathan Chan
Stanley Boulevard
Saula
Livermore
Laura Wills
Maz Charged In Attempted Slayward A Incident
21 year old Raymond Lopez of NL Meekland Ave was arrested on charges including attempted slayward a and burglary. Deputies say he forced a pregnant Hayward woman into her apartment around 2 am then fled when her husband returned. The couple had hosted guests New Year’s Eve. the husband says Lopez offered help earlier and followed the woman, who later kissed him.
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Raymond Lopaz
Meekland Ave
Hayward
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Lopes
Degulies
Three robberies reported in San Leandro over weekend
Over the weekend three robberies were reported in San Leandro including an armed hold up at the 741 Store on W711 150th Ave. A 170 dollars was taken at about 2:30 a.m. yesterday when a man in a black ski mask entered the PA store. Clerk Robert Elling Jr. 24, of San Leandro reported the incident and an automatic was involved. Datel Perry Tines 85, also of San Leandro, said he was mugged by five men at Marina Boulevard and Doolittle Drive Sunday night. he was kicked and suffered a cut near the left eye and lost two $0 bills. On Saturday night attorney Hollis J. Whitmer 42, of San Leandro was accosted in the parking lot of the UPEC building on Td E. 14th St. two men hit him, and they fled after finding he had only $2 in cash. Whitmer’s cards and driver’s license were found Sunday morning near Clarke Street and West Joaquin Avenue.
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Nimitz Freeway closed after Milpitas chlorine leak
Milpitas staff closed the north bound lanes of the Nimits Freeway for about 70 minutes after a chlorine line valve leaked at the Milpitas sewage treatment plant south of Dixon Lavaling Road. A plant employee found the leak and was treated for possible gas inhalation before discharge. Milpitas fire and police secured the scene and rerouted traffic between State Highway 247 and the Dixon Boat exit.
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Burglaries Target Motor Coach and Home, Cash Stolen
Deputies reported a motor coach burglary and a residential break in with total losses of 2455 dollars. Nightclub owner Marcin Peterson suffered 280 in cash and a 3 knob set plus items totaling 1155 from a parked coach, while Gerald Karpe noted a villa and a 1100 dollar color TV stolen from his Maynara home.
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Hayward Bridge jumper identified as Ellie Tauik
A young woman identified as Ellie Tauik, 2, of Aretha Lodge Hayward, died after leaping from the Hayward San Mateo Bridge. Coast Guard helicopter airlifted her to a Peninsula hospital where she was pronounced dead, with a letter found in her car suggesting departure.
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Mohr Drive
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BART Trains Delayed After Friction Brake Failure
BART trains delayed about a half hour as friction brakes on one southbound train failed to release. Spokesman Traishis activated an indicator on the attendant console and the train was removed from service. Southbound service resumed with trains starting at 6:47 am.
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Traishis
Portland swears in nation's youngest mayor at 32
Portland Oregon swears in Neil Goldschmidl as mayor on Sunday citing he is the youngest city chief in the nation at 32. He succeeds Terry Sehrutsk who chose not to seek a fifth term.
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UPI
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Portland
Terry Sehrutsk
Chalk Airline Mallard Makes Emergency Landing at Miami
Officials inspect an amphibious Chalk's Airline Mallard after an emergency landing at Miami International Airport due to landing gear trouble. There were no injuries. this marks the third incident at the airport in less than a month.
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Miami
Jess
Bumper sticker pioneer built a bumper sticker business
Aldine Co. founder Feinstein helped create the modern bumper sticker while running a political printing operation. The firm printed per across campaigns including Nixon McGovern and Schmitz, with about 25 million stickers in a recent season. Forty staff produced stickers, marketed at 32 for 100 4 inch decals.
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Herntt Express
Politics Chie
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Pyin
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Aldine Co
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Attine Co
America
Downtown pra j v el in 1968 launches council petition
City council considers a downtown redevelopment plan begun in 1968 with a tax increment mechanism. Tax receipts have risen yearly since 1960 base, with last year markedly higher than the prior year. Public hearings set on appeals and permit issues at several sites including East 14th Street, Fairway Drive, and Joaquin Avenue while local groups seek influence on social needs funding and districting.
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Propertis
Council to weigh Fremont rental fee proposal
City officials debate a plan requiring Fremont to pay about 100000 annually in rental fees for district maintenance sites. Water district officials say Citizens Utilities charges these fees. city managers argue services rendered justify charges while district sees it as revenue. The Ponderosa Homes development and a state environmental moratorium on impact statements also appear on the agenda.
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Dwiggs
Fremont police win grant package from Police Foundation
The Fremont Police Department was named among six agencies to receive grants totaling over 764000. Fremont will get 25000 to improve building and park design for crime prevention and to aid police municipal planner collaboration nationwide.
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Vremont Police Department
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Foundation
van Allen
Holiday traffic toll tops 451 nationwide in New Year period
New Year weekend crashes yield 451 deaths nationwide with Texas reporting the most fatal accidents. The National Safety Council estimated 190 to 280 holiday deaths, while California New York and Florida each posted double-digit counts. Plane crashes added 168 deaths, tires 24 and other accidents 42 for an overall toll.
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Michigan
Pentagon admits limited damage to Vietnamese hospital and airport
The Pentagon acknowledged that a North Vietnamese hospital and Gia Lam airport facilities may have suffered limited accidental damage during intensive bombing raids. Spokesman Jerry Friedheim said the damage could be from US bombs or enemy antiaircraft fire, reversing prior denials about hospital strikes.
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North Vietnam
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Milk subsidy program faces possible cuts in Nixon economy drive
Washington notes Sen. Humphrey warns the school milk subsidy could be dropped in the 1973-74 budget, risking expiration midyear if no appropriation is sought. Hayward district data show a four-cent subsidy difference, potentially lifting student milk prices. An administration official signals no immediate cuts for the current year.
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C V class reunion erupts into shooting melee
At a New Year’s Eve reunion at Canyon High School in Castro Valley a man was shot in the leg during a brawl in a parking lot. Deputies arrested Anthony Dodig, 41, on assault with a deadly weapon and Darrell Arnold, 19, for resisting arrest. Robert Natick, 7, treated for a leg wound, said the shooting followed fights as invited and uninvited partygoers clashed near 237 Strobridge Ave. The hall was rented by Stephen Folida, 15, for the party and Dodig stated he fired into the air after attackers surrounded him.
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American Legion
Strobridge Ave
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Taher
Robert Natick
Vincent Court
Eden Hospital
Stephen AM. Folida
Rahlyes
University At California, Riverside
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Dodig
Santa Rita
Darrell Arnold
Fern Way
Near truce hopes clash with Saigon demand shock
U S and Hanoi near truce talks as Thieu rejects demand for North Vietnamese withdrawal before a peace pact. Thien plans separate Saigon talks, while Paris negotiations resume at a technical level. Kissinger Tho talks to follow, after breakdown last December amid bombing threats.
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Saigon
National Council of National Reconciliation
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Hanoi
Washington
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
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Speer Negotiating for Homesite in Spain Costa del Sol
Van Austvia reports that Albert Speer armaments minister is negotiating to buy a plot on Spain's Costa del Sol. The bid reflects wartime efforts to secure strategic housing for officials or workers near Barcelona.
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Homesite
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Barcelona
UPI
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Costa del Sol
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California Supreme Court Justice Peters Dies in Berkeley
California Supreme Court Justice Raymond E. Peters died at his Berkeley home aged 69 after a second stroke. He had planned to retire next spring on his 70th birthday. Peters is survived by his widow Marton and a daughter.
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California Supreme Court
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Marton
Dirtiest store in town relic stays in business
Joe runs a long standing shop with low prices and steady policy. He and his wife are partners in the business and plan to keep reasonable pricing until retirement. A customer calls it the only place that doesn't raise prices and another notes he is among a vanishing breed.
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