Twinkie-Baby in Backyard Cougar Trouble
A year-old cougar named Twinkie-Baby lives in a backyard in Altamont Road causing a county ordinance dispute. District Attorney Thomas Buckley says a formal complaint was filed as keeping the animal is not a permitted use, while neighbor support and petitions claim residents nearby do not object. Mrs Fox notes local children are familiar with the animal, which largely eats meat and has not attacked anyone. Buckley planned to confer with Fox and his attorney to set a court date.
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Destructive Sicily Earthquake Strikes City and Villages
Rescue teams battle the clock as Sicily reels from a major earthquake. Officials report hundreds dead, thousands missing or homeless across Messina Palermo and Trapani counties with hospitals collapsed and aid pouring in from Italy and Britain.
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Reagan Drops Food Sales Tax Plan in California
Governor Reagan said he will not propose extending the state sales tax to food. The tax study group had suggested taxing food purchases and to go to students with rebates, but the plan was rejected. Reagan noted budget cuts and pending UC fee discussions while touring cities for fund raising.
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Area Tieup Far From Settlement
A FMS mediator said the 60 production workers at Johns Manville Products Corp plank in Hayward remain far from a settlement. The ILWU locals walked out eight days ago after months of talks on an expired contract, with union and management deadlocked on a single contract item.
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Wild Dogs Warn Hayward Area Owners
A bulletin being prepared reminds residents in the south Hayward area that unleashed dogs threaten pets and people. Mrs. George Reimer notes concern after a wild dog attack killed 17 rabbits, with unincorporated pockets north of Industrial Parkway West cited as hotspots.
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Voters Face Proposed City Council Pay Hike in San Leandro
San Leandro voters may confront a bid to raise council pay after prior defeats in April and November 1986. A Monday work session will review amendments to increase council salaries and add seven members to the civil service commission, with a February 3 action date possible to place items on the April ballot.
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Castro Valley Man Harold Kendrick Dead After Valve Transplant
Harold John Kendrick 43 of Castro Valley died en route to a hospital after undergoing one of the first heart valve transplant operations. He had a prosthetic aortic valve placed by Dr Norman E Shumway at Stanford Medical Center on September 3, 1963. Kendrick is survived by his wife, children, mother and a granddaughter. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Chapel of the Valley Castro Valley with burial at the Chapel of the Chimes Hayward.
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Curely) Kendrick
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John Court
Margaret Ripko
Harold J. Kendrick Jr
Susan Watson
Hayward
Sharon
Steven
Salli Souza
Naomi Kendrick
Modesto
Lori 5. Ripko
Chapel of the Valley
Lake Cnadol Road
Britain to withdraw troops and cut welfare under Wilson plan
London reports Prime Minister Harold Wilson will withdraw all British armed forces from the Far East by 1971 and cut social welfare benefits as part of an austerity program. He proposed maintaining joint air defense for Malaysia and Singapore, training personnel, and cancelling a $1.02 billion order for 50 American long wing bombers. The move aims to reduce Britain's foreign commitments while keeping European bases.
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Congress Debates Bomb Ban After Hanoi Attacks
Washington AP reports Congress reconvenes amid debate on bombing North Vietnam. A bipartisan group including former President Eisenhower and Gen Omar Stradley says bombing’s military value is overrated yet not blocking peace talks. About 9,000 women march on Capitol opposing U.S. Vietnam involvement.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Congress Presses for Spending Cuts in New Session
Washington AP reports Congress reopens with push to cut domestic spending. Mills and Dirksen demand restraint, awaiting President Johnson's budget due by January 29. Calls for no hikes beyond current year’s levels. tax surcharge proposal remains in play.
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