Fatal two-bus collision near Manila kills dozens
AP reports 83 Filipinos died as two buses in a convoy plunged into a ravine south of Manila. Police said 45 survivors remained and many bodies lay strewn along the steep gorge. U.S. Marines aided by helicopter evacuated the injured to hospitals.
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le Hues
Philippine
Air Force
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Taal
USS
Hayward School Blasted by Ruinous Explosion and Fire
A powerful blast ripped through Hayward School sending debris across C Street and igniting a stubborn fire. Firefighters, aided by 20 on duty and extra off duty personnel, battled the flames as officials assessed damage estimated at $400,000 and planned temporary pupil relocations to nearby schools.
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Matt Jimenez
Hont Foods
Melvin Green
C St
Matt Dimenes
Cunningham
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Fark
Haywood
Death Of Man Found Near Freeway Probed
Police investigate a death found beside Alvarado Niles Road near the Nimitz Freeway in Union City. An unidentified elderly man, about 60, was found near the southbound freeway shoulder with a small build and no clear cause of death. Authorities seek to determine if the death is from a hit and run or an assault as a faint trail of blood appears along the road. The body was discovered today, and the investigation continues.
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Union City
Alvarado-Niles Road
Nimitz
Randgréen
Hey
Dublin Annex Plan Hits Local Agency Meeting
A Dublin area annexation plan faced action by the Local Agency Fortun committee to withdraw support for an industrial land request on Highway 40 near Pleasanton. The panel approved a motion to proceed with annexation talks while noting the parcel’s location south of Highway 50 and about 680 acres. No final decision on the plan was reported.
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Duslin
Dublin
Fortunation Committee
Pleasanton City
McLain
Pleasanton
Batt
Stinson
Shipping Talks Cut Off Again
San Francisco AP reports negotiations between electricians and Pacific Coast shipyards broke off after one hour of talks. Several thousand AFL-CIO IBEW workers along the coast, including in San Francisco Portland and Seattle, face a strike while 10 000 other craftsmen remain at work. Electricians seek a 10 percent wage hike over two years from a current $3 50 per hour.
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Epectricians
Pacific Coast
Ralph Patterson
Afl-Cio
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Portland
Seattle
Back Civic Center Plan Draws Downtown Merchants
Merchants voiced concern over downtown decline blaming environmental conditions and urged a city aided master plan funded by the merchants association. Iszak proposed a Berkeley master plan with tax increment financing, while landlords urged individual improvements as City officials weighed city participation and funding.
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Doran
Charles Vegod
Szak
Leon Rincon
Berkeley
Iszak
Bel
George Oakes
Thomas Neveau
Oakes
Burns Acknowledges Reagan Plan But Democrats Cautious
In Sacramento the Senate's top Democrat Hugh Burns signaled cautious support for Governor Reagan's economy plan while warning drastic steps are needed. Republicans praised the speech as a clear blueprint. Democrats in the Senate and Assembly showed reluctance to sign on. Reagan warned of a looming 750 million deficit if current spending continues, pledging to squeeze costs and trim the budget.
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Senate
Reagan
Assembly
Robert T. Monagan
R . Tracy
Hugh M. Burns
Fresno
Sel
John F. McCarthy
San Rafael
Charles Warren
Los Angeles
Tower House
George N. Zenovich
D. Fresno
Hanoi Washington Repeat Conditions For Peace Talks
North Vietnam says its four point basis remains the path to settlement and warns against misquoting Premier Pham Van Dong. The Vatican notes Pope John XXIII wants peace talks with China as a step toward broader world peace while calling attention to persecuted Christians in China.
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South
Pham van Dong
Harrison
Salisbury
New York Times
Imalter
Vietnam
Harrison Salisbury
Tre Democratic
Republic of Vietnam
Dong
Walt
Can
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Mao Tse
Vietshake
China
St. Peter's Basilica
Pont
Regents Face Budget Cuts And Tuition Proposals
Proposals under the Reagan trim policy call for a $400 annual tuition for California residents across nine university campuses, plus $275 in incidental fees. State colleges may face $206 tuition and $135 in fees. Dr John Sperling warned of a fight as leaders decry the plan. Berkeley officials fear reductions in student numbers or education quality.
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California
John Sperling
College Council of the
California Federation
Tooke Sentence Delayed By Judge
Judge postponed Tooke’s sentencing in a Alameda County case involving tax charges. The court heard testimony implicating county officials while discussing possible probation, incentives for cooperation, and whether Tooke may join the lecture circuit. The judge noted ongoing cooperation and new enforcement procedures may affect outcomes.
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Coakley
Alameda
Clemen- County Superior Court
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Castro Valley Tax
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Sean Jung
Grand Theft Staals
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Tudge Siaslay
Senet
Donald Feragah
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Garane
Taoke
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Taylor
Department of Justice
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Fesse
Quaioete Haart
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