Forecast: southerly winds and warm trend across California
Wide forecast describes winds turning southerly up to 70 mph in Maynard area with increasing warmth across Northern and Central California. Cities like Livermore and Oakland show clearing and rising highs, while mornings remain foggy in the Sacramento Valley and Bay Area. Temperatures rise through Friday with partial cloudiness and scattered light rain chances in the far north and coastal regions.
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Oakland
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Sierra
Allente
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Moragai
Chicago
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Predicted Council Pay Proposal Heads to Ballot
The joint session expects a $150 a month council pay, rebounding after past failures. If approved on April 9, annual costs would reach $7,920, excluding Mayor Mallester’s $600 monthly. The council also weighs a charter change for a 7 member civil service commission with at large appointments.
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San Leandro
Mallester
Council
Civil Service Commission
City’ ‘Commission
Civil’ Service Commission
Conneilmante
Civil Service Board
South County Fire Calls Reported Across Local Stations
Fire dispatcher logs from South County list calls across Alameda County for a 24 hour period. Incidents mention Castro Valley Fremont Newark Union City San Leandro Dublin and Vallejo area addresses with resuscitation attempts broken pipes tire damage and car alarm or miscellaneous emergencies.
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Soutthern
Atamade
Mcbay
Castro Valley
Mayberry Brive
Resuscitator
Matward
Laval Ave
Resuscita
Union City
Fremont
Newark
Mayhewa
Maley
Gui
God Raine
Kilcher
San Francisco Teachers Threaten Walkout Over Bargaining
In San Francisco AP reports about 1,400 members of the San Francisco Federation of Teachers threaten a strike vote unless School Superintendent Robert E. Jenkins begins bargaining with them by Friday. The action could affect bargaining and school operations in the city.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Federation of Teachers
Robert E. Jenkins
Alternate Levy At UC Proposed Amid Union Dispute
Nationwide debate over a new annual levy at the University of California system highlights disputes between the federation president James E Ballard and NEA national representative Arleigh Greenblat. Pickets outside Masonic Auditorium attended a faculty meeting called by Jenkins to discuss Education Equality-Quality plans as lawmakers consider a $200 yearly university levy and unclear college hikes to fund faculty hires and need-based scholarships.
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Advertising Federation
Masonic Auditorium
Jenkins
Llorasa
Auto Crash Injures Boy And Mother in Hayward
A Newark mother and her infant were hospitalized after their stopped car was rear ended on the Nimitz Freeway in Hayward. The driver, John Jolark, suffered minor injuries, while Randell Brosehat and another occupant also had minor injuries as the car struck multiple vehicles.
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Nimitz Free
Arne Heywerts
Collison
Steven
Broschats
Jackson Street
John J. Jolark
Whitman St
Hayward
Randell K
Jat LIANDED BIEL phone and address listing
A fragment lists a phone number 349-6357 and Ayreith Street, Santeaméra Catill CELIFY. The block also shows a node with hota 781252 17 gm Square Dremant Celify, indicating a chaotic street or directory snippet with multiple place names and numbers.
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Biel
Ayreith St
Santeaméra
Catill
Gm Square
Dremant
Celify
Spending Assailed Tax Request Draws Fire From Key Congressmen
President proposes a sweeping domestic program including prenatal care and a ten year plan to create six million new housing units and slum rebuilding. He calls for federal and private cooperation to fund jobs and aid for low and middle income families. Congress critics push back on the tax request.
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Brough
Peak Seen In Vietnam Commitment This Year
The report notes U.S. optimism about ending troop commitments in Vietnam by two years is waning. Westmoreland signals a potential escalation as Johnson avoids new congressional funding. Pentagon plans rely on $6.9 billion in reprogramming and shifting funds to cover costs, with manpower up 43,000.
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Westmoreland
U.S
Washington
Vietnam
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Johnson
Congress
Southeast Asia
Melvin RB. Laird
Wisconsin
Aktes
House
Wilbur D. Mills
Ways and Means Committee
Gerald R. Ford
Russell EB. Long
D-La
Senate Finance Committee
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Senate
House Economic Committee
Proxmire
Eight Plan Council Candidacy Forms in Hayward Race
Dr. Marvin Weinreh of the Hayward Unified School District board leads a council candidacy slate with Bras and Hernandez aiming for the fourth bid while LaPlante and others hold potential bids. The filing period runs January to February with several incumbents holding multiple terms and other candidates undecided.
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Hayward Unified School District Board of Trustees
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Goodrich St. Owher
Hayward Nig Cleaning
Hayward City
Carl Highley
Papaya St
Joe Medeiros
Wren Court
Bartenders and Culinary Workers Union
Ots
Phillips
Woh
Cooper and Pappas
Neveau
Gily
Warren Rumburg
Jackson Crowell
California State College At
Hayward
Earler
Freighter Captain Orders Crew To Stay Aboard In Sinking Sea
In mid Atlantic the Ocean Sprinter with 16 crew faced likely sinking as rough seas and 30 foot waves prevented rescue. The captain radioed that abandoning ship was too risky and planned to stay aboard until the ship went down. Two American freighters could not reach within working distance due to snow squalls and heavy seas.
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New, York
UPI
Mid- Atlantic
Ronald
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Newfoundland
Area Accident Victim In Fair Condition
A Hayward woman struck while crossing A Street yesterday is listed in fair condition at St Rose Hospital. Police cited driver John J Wells of 49 Bartlett St for violation of pedestrian right of way.
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Hayward
St. Rose’ Hospital
Augusta Seat
Bartlett St
John J. Wells
Nixon Opposes Bombing Halt If North Vietnam Keeps Fighting
Richmond News Leader quotes Richard Nixon saying the United States should stop bombing only if North Vietnam stops fighting. He also asserts there is a chance the war could end before the November elections but is more likely to end by attrition than negotiation.
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Richmond
Richard M. Nixon
Richmond News Leader
Guatemala Killing and Shootings Stir Capital Suburb
A landowner was killed and a driver shot in Guatemala City suburb amid anti Castroite activity by FAR. The violence also wounded U.S. Marines and officers. police and guards tightened roadblocks and searched homes as the country faced a wave of terror that claimed over 1,000 lives in the past 18 months. The U.S. Embassy and officials reacted while Foreign Minister Arenales canceled a reception in response to the deaths.
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FAR
Ameri- Marine Sat
Harry K. Greene
Omaha
Neb
U.S
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John R. Ford Palice
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Kington
Werel Webber
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Central America
Forign
Emilio Arenales
Regents Face Fee Hike Debate at UC Meeting
Berkeley campus to host two day session where Regents consider tuition increases amid Gov Reagan influence. critics warn hikes will deter applicants. Regents committees meet ahead of full session. campus safety measures and trespass statutes under review.
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Berkeley
Uni
Sversity of California Regents
Reagan
Thomas L. Pitts
California Labor Federation
Pitts
Theod Meyer
Regents
Afl-Cio
Ifficio
Clark Kerr
Lui‘ion
Kerr
Union City Youths Held In 12 Burglaries
Union City police arrested four teenage boys on charges of a series of burglaries in the city over the past three months. Three are 13 and one is 14. The trio targeted two schools, local businesses, and several homes, with nine burglaries occurring last week. Loot included watches, an adding machine, food, radios, and a pay telephone part, totaling several hundred dollars. About $300 worth of goods were recovered. two brothers fled but were located at home, while the remaining two were found at school.
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Union City
Ron Deboer
Two Suspects Held After San Leandro Store Theft
Deputies nabbed two suspects within an hour after a trio of young men robbed Terrace Liquors on Foothill Boulevard of about $63. One suspect, Lelan M. Walker, 19, was booked for narcotics and armed robbery inquiries. another man released pending further investigation. Anthony Wong, store owner, pursued them unsuccessfully. A second burglary at a Castro Valley home yielded nearly $2,000 in cash and checks.
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Sheriff’s Deputies
San Leandro
Lelan M. Walker
Santa Rita Rehabilitation Center
Walker
Jack Wong
Terrace Liquors
Anthony Wong
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Foothill Blvd
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Strang Avenue
Castro Valley
John A. Schantin Jr
Walnut Road
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