Hayward Fire Chief Jimenez Announces Retirement
Hayward Fire Chief Matt Jimenez, a 25 year department veteran and 54, will retire May 1. City Manager Hanley signals an internal successor, noting Jimenez’s 41 member force and six stations. Jimenez valued fire prevention gains and a strong insurance rating while planning private citizen life in Hayward.
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Ford tearful farewell State of the Union ends long presidency
President Gerald Ford delivers his final State of the Union before the House, fighting tears as he reflects on 28 years in public service. He recalls a long association with lawmakers, receives a three minute standing ovation, and prays for a guiding hand over the nation as he departs in the wintry night. Carter misses the address due to a defense briefing.
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The day they hated kids in tennis shoes
A blond boy faces harsh critique from a teacher amid a tense classroom scene. He clutches a heart shaped kindness sign as anger and frustration rise. The teacher dismisses his effort, accusing him of wrongness while the class observes.
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Dummar admits delivering Hughes will to Mormon church
Attorney says Melvin Dummar acknowledged delivering the so called Hughes will to the Salt Lake City church headquarters and addressed the envelope. He also consented to testify under oath that he neither forged the will nor was responsible for its production. He agreed to renounce all interests if the will is admitted to probate.
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Area's only cab firm may be forced to quit
Hayward area taxi firm Yellow Cab Co. faces closure by March 1 if affordable liability insurance isn’t found. The move could leave about 60 workers jobless, affecting elderly and disabled riders who rely on cabs for shopping and doctor visits. Dorado Insurance Co. is canceling primary liability coverage.
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Negotiators aim to avert Bay Area grocery strike
Negotiations resume this afternoon to avert a strike by up to 20,000 clerks in eight Bay Area counties as the Retail Clerks AFL CIO seeks a 2.72 per hour raise over three years. Management offers 2.59, while renewed talks under the Federal Mediation Service yield little progress. Clerks push for new items on courtesy clerks and other staff, despite no panicky buying warnings.
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Jury selection drags in Shamnar Abraham trial
Jury selection at the Shamnar Abraham trial moves slowly as prosecutors and defense clash over admissible evidence. Abraham, a former Newark councilman, faces grand theft charges and related allegations as the case unfolds across Page 9 coverage.
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