Missing Man Feared Dead After Hayward San Mateo Bridge Incident
Coast guard searches continue for Robert Stowers who disappeared off the San Mateo side of the Hayward San Mateo Bridge after a boat incident. Police report a friend, Robert Scotteren, and another man fell overboard during gasoline transfer attempts amid nighttime confusion.
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Sond
San- Mateo
Haywerd- San' Malo Bridge
Robert Stowers
Robert Scotteren
Red City
Bedlferen
Mateo Bridge
Scotferd
Freshnid Stewart
Ges
Ge Tay
Stewart
Seofferen
Eau Mateo
Dismissal of Peepshai Lawsuit Against City Officials
Federal Judge Samuel Coallia dismissed charges against Hayward’s chief of police and seven city council members in a suit brought by a Havant bookstore owner. Attorneys for Levis AY Talatio withdrew. raises claimed civil rights violations from arrests by city policemen. Conti dismissed charges against the district attorney’s office and city officials as part of the civil action.
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Hayward
Jude
Havant
Samuel Coallia
Heyward
Policie Nd
Courcilmen
Talirico
Au Ugo
Conti
Changece
City Atternity
Np Pxecatisa
Phone service restored after four day outage in Uhlon City
A Pacific Gas & Electric crew accidentally cut a line on Teddy Drive causing a four day outage in UNTONOTY Somme area. Pacific Telephone officials say repairs extended due to faulty coding and a backlog of lines to be tested before restoration.
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Somme
Teddy Drive
Uhlon City
Pacific
Tully
Pasalfts
Esa
County Assessor reports 7 percent jump in property values
Dan Hutchinson County Assessor touts a reported 7 percent rise in overall property values for the year. A preliminary gross roll shows 3,387,743,000, up 203,208,000 from last year. Tax rate implications depend on final assessments expected by August amid remaining uncertainties.
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Dan Hutchingon
Bovering
Quinistralian - Halldins
Hutchinson
Couhts
Rnd
Board of Supervisors
Cin
Asteiday
Aaperyisuts
Ent Ism
County workers strike continues in Contra Costa County
AP reports one third of Contra Costa County government workers remain on strike into the second week as union leaders meet with county officials. Clerical staff protest a proposed 84 percent pay hike, while the union seeks 78 percent. Local employers association members say no major break in service yet.
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Cnurity
Wid
Contra Cosks County Employes Association
Bills Would Increase State Employee Wages
Bills move through Sacramento to raise pay for prison guards highway patrol officers and University of California and state college faculty Separate measures advance in the Assembly and one in the Senate committee Costs range from 9.4 to 12.5 million with 15 percent raises common for the groups backed by supporters who cite danger and skill differences among civil servants
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Sacramento
University of California
State College
Senate Finance Committee
Len HL Richardson
R-Arcadia
Assemblyma
John Foran
Hsan Francisco
Assembly
University of California and State College
Senate
Coastline protection bill revived in state Senate
In Sacramento the coastline protection bill SB 660 by Sen. Dennis Carpenter of Newport Beach gains new life after a Senate Finance Committee revival. Critics call it drastic and fear local control loses. The measure would create a statewide board and regional agencies to oversee coastal development.
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Sierra Club
Dennis- Carpenter
Newport Beach
Senate
Sobme Ziareld
Gerpenter
Wintberg
Sai Bhat
Carpenter
Gille
Alan Sesuly
de Heverly Hills
Steroly
Steraly
Sieraly
Bas -Abtesid
Silvery
City animal control test proves taxing week for Walley staff
Charles Walley leads new city animal control as residents flood the line with 114 calls on Saturday and 67 on Sunday. In two days, eight notices to comply were issued as the service operates from Hel office on Hesperia Boulevard. Walley reports 161 miles logged and 17 hours of constant work with his wife Barbara answering the phones and Natley assisting. City shelter plans and patience urged as staffing and long term cages are arranged.
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Walley
Animal Animal Service
Talley
Barbara
Natley
Hesperiga Blvd
Political speech by Andrew Pulley to Ohlone College
Andrew Pulley of the Socialist Workers Party headlines a political talk at Ohlone College Fremdne discussing withdrawal of US forces from Southeast Asia repeal of wage controls and abortion laws while promoting party platform and Linda Jenness as presidential candidate. Bass Bay Regional Park District board address listed at 1160 Skyline Blvd Oakland.
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Andrew Pulley
Socialist Workers Party
M. Tomnorrow
Ohlone College
SLM
Skyline Blvd
Oakland
Runners Quit Heat Duel in Death Valley Marathon
In Las Vegas the desert heat slowed two marathon runners Taek Label and dese Garcia from Seutly's Castle Death Valley on the Las Vegas Strip. They abandoned the race as temperatures neared an estimated 128 degrees, saying they were not prepared for the heat. Both vowed to try again on a cooler day.
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UPI
Taek Label
Dese Garcia
Vega
Seutly
Castle
Death Valley
Sahara Hole
Las Vegas Strip
Gareta
Council weighs homes project on Harder Toads site plan
The council considers a housing project proposal involving four parcels led by the Harder Toads site, with the largest zone changed to single family and other sites slated for multi family use. A citizens advisory group would review actual development while two office leases at Hayward Airport and a Bay Dischargers committee appointment are also on the agenda.
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Hankey
Yanley
Unite
Citizens
Hayward Aiport
Conferanve
Plaza
City Hall
North Vietnam War Actions Reported Near Hue and Quang Tri
Reported shelling and air strikes across Quang Tri province near Hue with B52 aircraft and artillery. North Vietnamese casualties tallied as government troops claim kills while allied forces push toward key lines near the DMZ and Plain of Reeds.
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Hue
Viet
South Mu
Ee ‘Hank
Dovattimichl
Jorond
Quang Tri City
Seibert
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Bastogne
Huei
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Free
Vietna Monlay
Rong Hai
Ile Dmz
Qiang Tri City
Pearl Buck Hospitalized in Vermont Pleural Illness
Pulitzer Prize winning author Pearl S Buck is reported hospitalized in Rutland Vermont after being admitted Saturday with pleurisy. The condition is described as serious but not life threatening as doctors monitor her in hospital.
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Pearl Buck
Rutland
Pearl S. Buck
Ruthard Hospital
Weather Brief From Coastal Valleys Station Tonight
A garbled weather notice from the valley coastal area notes variable wind and clear skies tonight with temperatures around 278 to 313 degrees. Fears of frost are unlikely, with low temperatures near 86 and a gentle breeze.
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Altea
Momar
Waibrjadlernbat
Uivermare
Merman
Wilarnouts
Wenessay
Credential fight reshapes delegate plan for party convention
A tense credentials hearing in a U S court discussed reallocating delegates from Medovera and Rhode Island as a measure to avoid a wipeout. The plan would shift 15 of 22 anticipated McGovern delegates back after the May 23 primary, altering the assembly outcome and prompting debate at the San Francisco session.
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Fila
Medovera
Notsisiglo
Obituaries From South County Include Varying Death Notices
Obituary notices listKENNETH FL PIVA 20 Hayward and JOIN VISCUSO 73 San Leandro among the deceased with service details at local chapels. The fragment mentions dates July 3 and Mass Thursday at Assumption San Leandro and a funeral home on Lewelling Boulevard with additional names and locations tied to San Leandro and surrounding area.
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Kenneth FL Piva
Hayward
Ser- Vleckamorrom
Aim
Grissith
San Lorenzo Chapel Mortuary
B. Lewelling
Funeral Notices South County WIWGELE Edith Al
Obituary notices list Edith Al WIWGELE of Bly Mee tee teerly of San Leanedra and multiple relatives with memorials and services in Oakland near July 4 1978. The notice names family members and service details including churches and memorial funds.
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Edith al
San Leanedra
Wincell
Leving
Ovale
Lawrence HW
Wiedal
John ‘Coline
Mary Sville
Ard Motian R Comatius
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Ahildren
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Faradta
California
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Ertearis
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Chay
Haswand
Duly
AIA Rev
Verdi Henatt
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