Bomb threats prompt bank bomb findings in three cities
In San Francisco two banks Crocker National and Wells Fargo were found to contain bombs after an anonymous letter warned of planted explosives in July. New York and Chicago also reported bombs in multiple banks as police and FBI traced a terror group claim and timed devices.
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Wells Fargo Bank
Bank of America
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Chicago
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Montgomery St
Wells
Jim Ryan
Marine Midland Bank
Lower Broadway
Hijacked PSA jetliner diverted to Havana Cuba
A Pacific Southwest Airlines Boeing 727 hijacked over California flew to Tampa then to Cuba with a portable baby bed believed to conceal a shotgun. The FSC crew of three and six flight attendants remained as passengers disembarked in Los Angeles. 132 passengers were free. The hijackers demanded Havana then Africa before settling on Cuba. FBI and FAA monitored the incident as the plane landed at Tampa International and returned to Havana.
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Soda pop plot at Hayward Shasta plant sparks strike talk
Hayward Shasta plant allegedly produced 2500 cases of Seven Up amid a month old Teamsters Local 70 strike. Negotiators clash over a possible unauthorized walkout intended to provoke wider labor action. District Manager Rekoutis says only Shasta drinks were produced.
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In Food
Erriplayers Council
Teamster's Union Local 70
Teamsters
Jack Goldberger
Goldberger
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Industrial Blvd
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James W. Rekoutis
Ruth May dies at 74 noted Review printer in 39 years
Ruth May, longtime The Daily Review typesetter and backshop institution, died at 74. A pioneer woman in a demanding vocation, she joined The Review in 1931 after growing up in Missouri. Born in Blackburn, Mo., she learned printing in Sweet Springs before beginning her decades of service in Hayward.
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Police seek charges against two Fremont pastors over bingo
Fremont police recommend gambling and selling alcohol without a license against pastors at St. Joseph's Church and St. Leonard's Church after a 60 day probe into bingo games. The district attorney may file charges. both pastors said they have not received formal notice.
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Nixon to seek reelection and enter primaries in 1976
President Richard Nixon formally announced his candidacy for reelection in a letter to former Governor Lane Dwinell. He pledged to complete the work begun in New Hampshire in 1988, seeking national renewal and leadership for a new era of national greatness while allowing his name on the ballot in several primaries but avoiding active campaigning.
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Insect invasion hits San Leandro’s trees
Alameda County agricultural commissioner Thomas Shoemaker reports a tuliptree scale infestation in 40 to 50 blocks of south central San Leandro discovered by his team three months ago. State spraying begins now with free services to homeowners to halt the spread.
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Sacraments
Livermore
Weekend Forecast Favors Sunshine After Clouds
The weatherman predicts fair weather for the weekend with lingering clouds tonight that may produce drizzle through tomorrow morning. Temperatures fall to the upper 20s and 30s tonight then rise into the 50s and 60s tomorrow. More weather on page 4.
Epiphany Fire Marked By Cherryland Clergy
The lighting of the night fire began Epiphany, honoring Christ as light. Rev. Thomas Chesterman presided with acolyte David Riley during the permitted ceremony by the Cherryland Fire Department.
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California Nursery battle rekindled in Fremont lawsuit
George Roeding Jr sues Lowell Berry Foundation Singer Housing Co and City of Fremont seeking 1 million in damages and an injunction to halt tree removal over the 70 acre site he once owned Roeding claims ownership of all nursery stock despite 1968 bankruptcy while Foundation argues only boxed and balled stock remains He stayed on the property rent free for four years then faced eviction and a Belay notice before court action Officials say the suit may delay housing plans but likely will not stop them amid years of preservation battles and development talks
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Barney Knox
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Valleja Adahes
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