Four injured in Union City traffic incidents this weekend
In Union City four people were hospitalized with injuries over the weekend after traffic crashes. Hayward resident Allen Arguello, 18, was arrested for driving under the influence after a collision on Mission Boulevard at Tamarack Drive. Chavez, his wife Frances, 24, and daughter Angela were treated and released at Kaiser Hayward. Arguello was treated and released at Washington Hospital Fremont. Dennis Eskridge, 64, suffered minor injuries on Alvarado-Niles Boulevard and was released from Kaiser Hayward. Marie Sauza, 12, was treated at Washington Hospital after being struck on Railroad Avenue by driver Jor Reyes, who had limited visibility due to a hedge. The investigation continues.
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Seniors leader Fox released from hospital after heart attack
Kenneth Fox of Dublin, longtime head of the Senior Forum and active in many civic groups, was discharged Friday from Maiser Hospital in Walnut Creek after treatment for a heart attack. He suffered several attacks on June 2A and remains involved in Dublin civic service.
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Prescription forger chase ends in crash at Southland
Police traced two Herktley men Roald Robinson and Hey F Robinson after a car theft and pursuit from Thriffy Drugs at Southland Shopping Center. Officers fired tires, the wreck near Penneys followed by swift arrest at gunpoint by CHP officers.
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Repentant burglars return items to Castro Valley station
Alameda County Sheriff's Office was told to recover a 30.06 rifle, a TV, carpet sweeper, and other belongings left at Hayward police last night. Charles Heidler and Gary Mood reported the goods. An anonymous caller claimed burglary involvement on 5th Street, but no record was found.
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Fremont Home Destroyed by Fire injures four in Es ton
Fremont residents Lawrence and Claudine Eaton and guest Edith Kinslow were injured as a fire gutted their home at 11238 Dee Place last night. The blaze started while the family slept, with Kinslow alerting others and Baton rescued. One resident remains critical at Washington Hospital. Fire damage estimated at $25,000. interior and decor destroyed. cause under investigation.
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Two Die In California Plane Crash Near San Ramon
Two men were killed in a two lane crash near San Ramon Contra Costa County. The coroner said families had not yet been notified. The single engine Aeronca Champ crashed in a field north of Montevideo Drive after apparently taking off from Oakland International Airport.
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Van suspects tied to ring in San Leandro arrest
Two men Harold Samuel and Avery Robinson were arrested in San Leandro for stealing a city van used by the parking meter coin collector. They were turned over to Los Angeles police on charges tied to a truck hijacking ring including attempted murder kidnapping and armed robbery. They face Los Angeles proceedings before possible return to San Leandro. They are charged with receiving stolen goods grand theft auto and possession of weapons.
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McGovern seeks key win as convention clock ticks
McGovern pursues a California victory and a Daley-backed compromise to boost his delegate count toward the 1,521.5 needed for nomination. O'Brien’s ruling allows seating challenges to be considered, while Humphrey’s camp argues a majority is still elusive even with a California win. Other candidates watch delegate loyalties, with Wallace remaining sidelined and Jackson warning McGovern could doom the party.
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City Council Debates Freeway Bridge and Zoning Measures
Council weighs $80,000 access study for a bridge over Botany Grounds to replace an earth berm amid protests over Sar Larena Creek. Officials note state plans may move ahead with overhead structure. Also eyed are a new 16 month wage pact with Local 290, massage parlor regulation, and a zone change to permit multi family use on 41st Avenue. An appeal from New York Fabrics challenges a sign height variance at 24022 Hesperian Bist.
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Decoto rezoning action eyed amid moratorium clash
Decoto faces council action on rezoning after debates sparked by efforts to extend the building moratorium and craft a long range district plan via a citizens advisory panel. Residents fear housing shifts, housing units, and potential lawsuits over zoning grounds.
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Kaiser pact ends 9 day walkout in Oakland area
Kaiser Founda tion clerical workers in the East Bay ratified a two year contract ending a nine day strike. About 250 workers approved a 7 percent wage fringe increase and new benefits including five weeks vacation after 15 years, a floating holiday, sick pay for maternity leave, higher employer contributions to the retirement plan, and a 3 dollar first year hourly increase with a 4 5 percent raise for night differential. Subcontracting provisions were tempered, and pension demands were dropped.
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Sunset High students save girl from surf
Sunset High students George Pacheco and Kent Morrison rescued a girl who nearly drowned while body surfing 150 yards from shore in Santa Monica. The unconscious swimmer began coughing as the youths pulled her to shore, where an ambulance later took her to a hospital. The girl, who reportedly suffers epilepsy, did not share her identity with the rescuers.
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Muskie Considers Tactic To End Primary Controversy
Senator Muskie signals a procedural path to settle disputes without a final convention decision. He argues the Credentials Committee hearings could resolve challenges from McGovern forces, seeking to avoid undermining a potential first ballot victory despite California’s delegate tally.
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Welfare earnings discrepancies prompt outside income checks
In San Francisco about 21,000 AFDC cases were reviewed for the last quarter of 1971. Among 387 cases, 44 showed close alignment with HRD reports, 134 had $200 to $500 variances, 8 cases exceeded $500, and 121 had no HRD earnings shown. The total variance reached $375,611, not used to judge eligibility or grant sizes.
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Viet talks chief hopeful signals stance on Vietnam war
Vietnamese and allies pledge readiness to face U S aggression while seeking a peaceful settlement. Thuy cites renewed pledges from Soviet and Chinese leadership and notes Moscow and Beijing back the seven point PRG program as Paris negotiations proceed.
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