Man critically hurt in Hayward traffic crash
David Leslie Martin, 21, of 221 Somerset Ave, Hayward, was critically injured when his motorcycle collided with a station wagon driven by Marvin Gene Shepherd, 27, Fremont, at West Winton Avenue and Amador Street. He underwent surgery at Stanford University Hospital after emergency treatment at St. Rose Hospital. Police said Martin failed to stop at a stop sign. Shepherd was injured. Martin had been cited earlier for a malfunctioning brake light and lack of motorcycle registration.
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State moves to shut Fremont rest home for 17 residents
The state seeks an injunction in Alameda County Superior Court to close Niles Garden Residence at 20 W. Pickering Ave, alleging fire hazards, insufficient exits, and noncompliant fire retardant walls. Papers served on president Maryles Nakl to appear Feb. 2.
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Reward offered for stolen papers in San Leandro
Carl Joseph Visnovsky 62 offers 100 reward for return of personal papers from a SIM burglary at his San Leandro home yesterday. Burglars took nine saving account books 3100 in savings bonds and 1800 in 50 cent pieces along with a fire proof metal horn. Police say burglars conducted a messy selective search of bedrooms after entry.
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Cambodian Brigade Desertions Rise Under Fire
Deserters fled across the border toward Tay Ninh as more than 200 Cambodian soldiers escaped the fighting. Only four weapons reached safety with them while others left in bundles ready for disposal. Refugees sought shelter in Tay Ninh with officer Kiet, who said many intend to return to Phnom Penh as the Cambodian army suffers a severe setback.
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Panel denies Elks tax break in class action suit
A government motion led to dismissal of a class action claiming nonprofit club tax exemptions violate the U.S. Constitution. The ruling recognized a distinction between nonprofit clubs and fraternal organizations in fundraising and investment practices. The Elks, founded in New York in 1868, maintain a constitution restricting membership by race and citizenship.
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Freeway housing for displaced families in new Mexican American projects
State housing will be provided at no cost to families displaced by the Foothill Freeway. New Mexican American apartment buildings, single family homes, and a mobile home park in San Ysidro replace old trailers. Narration highlights luxury furnishings and a sense of progress, while officials demand documentation of replacement housing before continuing.
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Residents oppose Cull Canyon road plan for Carmel Alta Mira
Angered Castro Valley residents challenge Columbia Associates plan to connect a road to Center Street as part of a 1295 unit Cull Canyon development. They warn traffic surges of up to 8,000 10,000 trips daily and damage to property values, land use, and recreation area safety. Local officials and district authorities oppose the road while supporters argue it preserves land form and open space.
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Opposition dims chances of S. J. jet airport plan
Bay Area hearings reveal mixed views on expanding or replacing local air facilities by 1985 with opposition voices from Newark Fremont and others. Committee aims to push regional policy to the Association of Bay Area Governments while two sites face scrutiny and community sound projections remain central to decisions.
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Extra aid eyed for state schools
Wealth of its neighbors and therefore an wngons lational violation of equal protection Kuarin tea in the ir Amendment to the U.S. Constitution Gov. Reagan had said this situation could be corrected and property tax relief pro vider at the same time by school finance reform, presumably including a state wide school property tax.
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Reagan Sends Budget To Legislature In Two Phases
Reagan sent the budget to the legislature in two sections with Phase 1 an early 49 billion local assistance package and Phase 2 a 4.7 billion operations budget up 6.8 percent. The plan trims welfare growth, boosts some programs, and funds health and Corrections while outlining tax shifts and anticipated savings. The Democratic legislature will reshape the budget as it moves through the chambers.
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Muskie repeats statement at Pulaski High School
In Pulaski Wisconsin Senator Edmund Muskie repeated his controversial claim that black inequality in America makes a ticket with a black candidate unlikely to defeat Richard Nixon. He spoke to about 1,200 students and farmers. a girl asked if an American Indian could be vice president, prompting Muskie to joke about being Polish while reiterating his opposition to a mixed ticket. In Copenhagen the Danish king’s health remained very serious with no marked change, as doctors reported continued critical condition.
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