Federal grant targets Bay Area rat eradiation effort
The federal government approved 2.4 million to remove rats in the Bay Area with pilot neighborhoods in Alameda and other counties. Health officials weigh South County areas for inclusion as project sites. The San Francisco Bay Area Heart Association will administer the grant and select neighborhoods to eradicate rats and address conditions that promote infestations.
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South County
Alameda
Br Afelolm
U.S
Man Shot During Robbery Attempt Near Coliseum
Union City man James L. Moore was shot in a robbery attempt near the Oakland Coliseum after his car was parked blocks away. Moore, 25 percent Applian Way, was in satisfactory condition at Sat Leandra Memories Hospital. his son Dante, 42, led relatives to call police.
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Union City
Oakland-Alameda County
Janes L. Moora
Sat Leandra Memories Hospital
Oakland Pollen
Moore
Coliseum
Min
Ube Othe
Dantes
Arlington Road
Lavermore
Oakland
Three injured in separate auto accidents yesterday
Three people were hurt in two separate crashes around 2:30 pm and 12:50 pm on yesterday. Mrs Georgiet M Brusity 61 of Bettencourt Street Fre mont sustained injuries when her car struck a power pole causing a blackout. Barbara Dasmann 24 and her 2 year old son Sean were in satisfactory condition after a collision with James D Finley 74 of Livermore on Marietta Boulevard near Stanley Boulevard.
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Georgiet M. Brusity
GMG Bettencourt
St. Fremont
Wateb
Peralta Boulevard
Shinn Street
Washington Hospital
Barbara Dasmann
Sean
Livenaure
Valley Memorial Hopital
Marietta Boulevard
Stanley Boulevard
James D. Finley
Livermore
Gil
Ival
South County crimes report highlight arrests and burglaries
A Hayward girl arrested on auto theft and drug charges allegedly overdosed at Wryton City police station and remains in fair condition at Washington hospital. She and Ronald Sharp faced multiple charges with bail set high. Other South County incidents include burglaries at Joyce Gutierrez Fraticelli home and Braulio Edgar residence with valuables stolen and property damaged.
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Hayward
Wryton City
Washington Hospital
Gail E. Sweeney
Fairway Ave
Ronald M. Sharp
Baylor St. Union
Miss Sweeney
Oakland
Sherp
Joyce Gutierrez
Orangewood Drive
Fraticul
Braule
Edgar
San Leandro
Mission Lodge
Mission Blvd
Dockers Tie Up Coast Ports Amid Big Projects and Strikes
Public employees walkouts hit Oakland Airport and maritime ports seeking higher wages. In Mill Valley 80 workers quit as union recognition dispute flares. San Francisco bus drivers strike disrupts 8 000 riders while Alameda Contra Costa Transit talks avert stoppage. Berkeley clinics face 450 workers in tentative agreement. Shipyard contracts in San Pan cisco Portland Seattle expire. workers stay on job as talks continue.
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Oakland
Mill Valley
Calif
San Francisco
Alameda-Contra Costa
Berkeley
San Pane Ciso
Portland
Seattle
Longshare Non
New trustee opens debate on Ohlone College budget
Board members scrutinize the tentative budget with aims to cut 150000 from an unallocated reserve and eliminate a 53000 reserve to curb a potential 64 percent cost of living raise. They consider delaying final budget adoption and a July or August lay rate as the interim president Dr. Duke departs for Canada College.
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Oyshi
Secha
Thompson
James Duke
Ohlone College
Canada College
Redwood City
Gaseure Tse Bing den
Duke
Thomipson
Mit
Soph Stephen Upler
Manda Ay
Transit strike averted in East Bay after tentative pact
Oakland AP report says 1,450 drivers and transit workers were spared a walkout as Amalgamated Transit Union Rivision 192 reviews a new contract with AC Transit District. The deal, reached in a late night session, will be voted on by members at bus garages Tuesday from 5 am to 7 pm. The union sought wage parity with San Francisco Municipal Railway and had planned to strike without a date.
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Oakland
East Bay
Ed Correira
Amalgamated Transit Union
Rivision
Aflcio
AC Transit District
storHy
San Francisco Municipal Railway
Secret papers Published Continued from Pentagon study
The article summarizes Pentagon study findings on Kennedy Johnson era decisions about Vietnam. It cites fears of neutralist peace moves, covert actions, and U S support for South Vietnam after the Diem coup. It notes officials favor disengagement at times but broader strategic goals kept U S involvement.
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Kennedy
Johns
United States
Vietnam
Saigit
Boston Glob
Defense Department
Office of Systems Analysis
William Westmoreland
Christian Science Monitor
Pentagon
China
Mao Tsuting
U.S
Post-Dispatch
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Carle G. Wheeler
Joint
Chicks of Staff
Theta
Clark J. Clittard
Tims
North Vietnam
Central Intelligence Agency
The
Times
Jason Ivy
Ngo Dinh
Diem
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Washington
South Vietnam
SVN
Abana
Post
Nem
Kinnudy
Seth Vietnam
Pasy
Lin Kennedy
Johnson
U S Strikes North Vietnam Sites Near DMZ
U S warplanes conducted a strike a 600 yards north of the Dong Ha area near the DMZ using F4 Phantom fighters and escort planes. The operation targeted suspected rocket sites amid rising North Vietnamese activity and a large U S withdrawal order along the DMZ corridor.
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Satgon
UPI
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Bonsal River
Vietnams
Hanoi offers seven point peace proposal in Paris
The plan outlines a ceasefire and staged withdrawal of forces, a provisional split government in Saigon, and a U S role in indemnification. It calls for elections, neutrality, and future relations with other nations, while pledging no reprisals and no foreign bases. The Viet Cong condemned the U S backed regime as the talks proceed.
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Hanoi
Paris
nomSouth
Sool
Te Snath
Saigon
Newyen van Thi
United States
Viet Cong
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Tacmys
Vesper
International
Fremont girl accidentally shot by brother with rifle
A Fremont girl, Judy Jenner, 6?, was accidentally shot in the right shoulder by a rifle her 1-year-old brother was playing with. Police said the gun went off in the back bedroom, the bullet piercing two walls and a closet. She was taken to Washington Hospital for treatment.
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Phemont
Fremont
Judy Jenger
Norfolk Road
David Jenner
Judy
Win
Washington Hospital
Area cities buoyed by higher than expected valuations
Preliminary figures show Fremont may gain about 148 543 in tax revenue and Newark about 42.53 more, with total assessed valuation rising above earlier projections. San Leandro and other cities warn that state utility rolls could shift totals, while city officials note final rolls come in July.
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Riats
LeRoy Riordan
San Leandro
Riordan
Fremont
Newark
City Finance Department
Rity Connellmen
SANT
Nok Indodig
Willy Rolly
Itiehard Tunlund Tor
Chel Martin
Fartay
Tures
Don Drigus
Andy
Thomas Smith
Smith
Tordan
Zauer
Zanor
Hayward Budget Crisis Spurs Property Tax Reform Study
The study blames fiscal policies for a city budget crisis and argues property tax should fund improvements. It explores raising the property tax levy, adjusting rates, and using other revenue tools while noting prior tax cuts did not always reduce taxes.
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Surviers
Hayward
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