Two Women Injured In Separate Crashes In San Leandro
Two women were injured in separate crashes in San Leandro. Elsie Devries 52 driving on Joaquin Avenue crashed into a residence at 993 Joaquin causing a broken nose and property damage. Eisie Felton 49 from Seattle reported brake failure on Beatrice near the Nimitz Freeway her car struck a stop sign and rammed into a house at 598 Beatrice, with a fire but only minor injuries. total damage about 1250 dollars.
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San Leandro
Elsie Devries
War- Ten St
Joaquin Avenue
Grand Avenue
Joaquin
Zanier Returns to Work at City Hall in San Leandro
William Zanier city administrative assistant collapsed in the city attorney's office, suffered hyperventilation and muscle contraction, was treated with a carbon dioxide rebreathing method, and taken to Doctors Hospital where he was released within 30 minutes.
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San Leandro
William Zanier
City All
Zanier
Zanter
Zante
Doctors Hospital
Board Votes to Remove Winterbourne From Office
The board conducted a reorganization with cogen president and Lewis taking the secretarial post. Clement was reelected vice president as Landis reported Winterbourne evasive about plans and unavailable to attend in Denver. Hargrove warned Winterbourne may sue to challenge the action, but proof of absence rests with him.
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Page
Lewis
Winterbowne
Clement
Landis
Winterbourne
Colorado
Hargrove
le Stil
Denver
San Lorenzo
Border clash: Israeli and Jordanian troops engage across front
A two hour cross border firefight leaves one Jordanian guerrilla killed and three Israelis wounded while Israeli and Jordanian forces exchange small arms and machinegun fire. The clash occurs as diplomacy resumes with talks in Jerusalem ahead of potential Middle East peace discussions.
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Guana
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Mideast
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Slain Man's Friends Keep Vigil On Sidewalk
Friends of slain youths Figueroa Castro and Rivera keep watch on a Bronx sidewalk after a gun attack that left three dead and a fourth wounded. Police pursued suspect Bobby Rogers as witnesses described a quick, sweeping volley of gunfire and a bloodstained scene.
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Figueroa
Rogers
Roget
Bobby Rogers
Efraim Castro
Jose Rivera
Bronx
Burton Hoberts
Frances Pacheco
Miss Pacheco
Slaying Sparks Invasion Scare Continues
A chaotic battlefield report notes Jones and South Vietnam President Nguyen Van Thien discussing border threats. North Vietnamese forces endure heavy clashes near Con Thien with tanks aircraft and artillery. Casualties include 33 Communists killed and 4 government troops killed with 29 wounded. Da Nang area sees renewed fighting as government forces bolster defenses.
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Johnson
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thien
Washington
Saigon
Thrnete
North Vietnam
Con Thien
Cliford
Nan
U.S
Dirksen Defends Retiring President and Viet Cong Attacks Report
Dirksen challenged the term lame duck for a retiring president and criticized Truman appointees to the Supreme Court. Meanwhile near Saigon, a U S Marine helicopter was untouched after Vietnamese gunfire, and Viet Cong activity sparked a tense patrol and barricades in Cholon as fear spread and intelligence warned of a major attack potential.
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Harold Burton
Tom
Clark
Sherman Minton
Fred Vinson
Truman
Supreme Court
Con Thien
Saigon
6Th Infantry Division
Patral
Gis
Cholon
Clifford
U.S
Tiiett
Nguyen Cao Ky
South
Lang
Castro Valley Voters Face Bond Issue
Castro Valley voters confront a local bond issue as officials push infrastructure funding. The proposal seeks support for school and public works projects, outlining costs and potential long term benefits for the community. Public hearings are scheduled, with district leaders urging timely confirmation.
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Castro Valley
Bond Decisions Shape Castro Valley District Budget and Calendar
San Francisco report notes the Castro Valley area school trustees rejected a lower bond figure and approved higher bond issuance to meet district needs. A new calendar was adopted with 183 school days starting September 5, amid concerns over enrollment and a September 9 admission day holiday. Allen H. Kingman Jr. was named president and George J. Albert was named another official, with Catharine Moran mentioned in leadership roles.
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Castro Valley
Mith Toll
San Francisco
API
U-8
Oliver J. Carters
Stanford Studettecause
David Harris
Palomares
Smith
Allen H. Kingman Jr
George J. Albert
Catharine Moran
Lie
The Daily Review Publishing Notes and Rates
The Daily Review announces offices in Hayward San Leandro and Fremont with mailing address 176 W Winton Hayward subscribers get 2 25 per month 3 cent Sunday 1 16. daily publication details and newspaper advertising terms listed.
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Hayward
Alameda County
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Atward Ofice Shanes
Dea — Asta SAN_LEANDRO
Phono
Ae Lath
Lee Leone
Cali
Court Win By Sailor On Pledge
Judge Stanley Weigel declined to issue an injunction delaying cases of Sgt. James DeVore and Spec. 4 John Warner Kay, pending temporary assignment overseas. DeVore of San La Penza and Kay of Hayward face duty orders to Europe and Vietnam within days.
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Hawaii
Guam
James DeVore
Rancho
San la Penza
John Warner Kay
Craven Court
Hayward
Kay
Vietnam
DeVore
Europe
Driving Spree Leads To Drinking Charge
A Hayward man, Robert M Moreno, 27, is charged after a driving spree that injured four children and a woman. He rammed a car on Mission Boulevard, hit a parked vehicle on Watkins Street, then struck a pole near his home on Art Avenue before being arrested. The victims, Marlene Guayanle and her four children, were hospitalized in fair to good condition. injuries included a leg fracture, skull injury, abrasions, and a hurt arm.
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Watkins Street
Jackson Street
Jackson and
Hesperian Tondustrial Boulevard
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St. Rose Hospital
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Mickey
Trinity
Joseph
Frying Pan Grease Fire Damages Hayward Home
An overheated frying pan splattered grease at 26704 Lavern Drive Hayward starting a fire that caused about 8500 dollars damage to a one story house. John Granados 15 alerted responders after turning the wrong dial on the electric stove. No injuries occurred but extensive smoke damage and loss of kitchen equipment and appliances were reported.
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Lavern Drive
Hayward
John Granados
UC President Criticizes State Budget Plan
Berkeley AP report quotes UC President Charles J. Hitch denouncing Reagan’s 5.7 billion budget for 1988-89 as harming UC standards and education quality. He cites a 0% to 4% pay raise cut, urged full support for a new water bond, and warned of cuts unless more funds arrive for construction and operations.
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Hitch
California
Charles J. Hitch
Reagan
Innes
University of California
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Resista
Sr Se ET Te Ture
Fatal party hair spray incident at Carmel Beach
Police report 17 year old David H Warnock of Palo Alto died after inhaling fumes from hair spray at a Carmel Beach party. Fumes were forced into a plastic bag, he inhaled them, ran 150 yards then collapsed. Despite resuscitation, he died at Community Hospital.
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David H. Warbeck
Palo Alto
Carmel Beach
William Ellis
Warnock
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Los Altos Hills
David
Jake
Surfers Embrace Miniboards In Ventura Scene
In Ventura California AP describes miniboard surfing as a new third stage in the sport. The seven to eight-foot boards turn faster and paddle harder than classic large boards, offering three to four feet of length reduction from older foam and fiberglass replacements introduced in the 1950s.
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Ventura
Calif
Garrison Claims CIA Involvement in Kennedy Killing
Garrison said a foreign country with a larger operation followed up details in Dallas and penetrated preexisting forces used in the Kennedy assassination. He asserted two components were involved, one from the CIA and another powerful industrial group in the Southwest, and accused the U.S. government of concealment.
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Garrison
Dallas
Central Intelligence Agency
Kennedy
U.S
Teamsters Reject Vending Firms Offer In Strike Standstill
A two thirds vote by 130 striking truck drivers in Local 688 rejected a three year contract offer from two Mast Bay vending firms. Leaders Fred Paretes state the strike expands routes from San Leandro and Berkeley to San Francisco Burlingame and San Jose. The firms would have raised weekly pay by 10 7 and 6 dollars over three years and paid prescription drugs starting this year. Current pay is 148.4 dollars weekly.
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Fred Paretes
Teamsters
San Leavairo
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San Jose
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San Leandro
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