Public ambulance plan probed in Fremont area
Fremont and Washington Township discuss a public ambulance option to curb high private service costs. Hospital administrator says the facility cannot fund its own ambulance, while officials consider using trained fire department personnel or other alternatives. Forum directors send the issue to the forum's executive committee for study.
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Washington Township
Washington Mospital
Stuart Jed
Foruny
Fremont Am‘Polance’ Co
de Bay Area
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Gene Rhodes
Total Ambulance Company
Tri-City Ten
County fair attendance drops amid heat wave and livestock sales
Alameda County Fair officials report attendance fell to 392 504, down 17 015 from last year as a heat wave kept crowds away while livestock sales remained strong with auctions up nearly 20 000 and 507 animals bringing in 102 491. Average prices ranged from 58 5 cents for cattle to 67 cents for swine.
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Alameda County
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Uintil
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Tave
Indictment in San Francisco Skyjacking Case T: Indictment in San Francisco skyjacking case names Lubomir Peichev as aide to hijackers and details of FBI showdown at SFO
A federal grand jury indicted Lubomir Peichev for aiding air piracy in the 198? Pacific Southwest Airlines 737 hijacking to San Francisco. The four hijackers and a passenger were killed during a remote landing as ransom was collected, following arrests in Oakland and ongoing joint investigations with Canadian police.
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Lubomir Peichev
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Y Penchey
Pantzi S Laké
British Columbia
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Tan- M. Michael
Armanati
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Alevey
Hayward
Pelehey
Oakland
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Bulgaria
Piechey
Oaklamt
PBI
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Striking Bay Area Rapid Transit Postponed After Court Fight
A threatened BART strike was postponed after Alameda County Superior Court heard petitions from United Public Employees Local 390 and Local 290. The dispute centers on BARTs wildcard hiring policy allowing workers from other systems with retained seniority, potentially sidelining current BART staff. Local 390 and attorney Mike Rogers seek an injunction as union leaders, including Mike Myers, warn a renewed walkout could occur if policy remains. A court decision was expected after Aug. 3, with union locals planning further action.
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Lowab
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Hens
Mike Myers
Luca 390
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Meyers
Mike Rogers
Alameda County Superior Court
T Henest
Vine
Concrete strike pact backed by negotiators in Bay Area
In a six week dispute, Teamsters Union and Aggregate and Concrete agreed after a marathon negotiating session with Federal mediator Gene Barry. Details were kept secret until three locals in San Francisco Santa Clara and Contra Costa counties hold ratification meetings Friday. If approved, work could resume by Monday.
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Francisco
Uf Bay
Gene Barry
Teamsters Union
Tractors
California
Barry
Teamsters
San Francisoo
Santa Clara
Contra Costa
Utility district denies charge over East Bay plant pollution
LeStohn Harnett of East Bay Municipal Utility District defended the plant’s operation at a press conference. The Environmental Defense Fund suit seeks a court order for recycling water to meet growth needs, while district efforts focus on improving treatment to meet state and regional standards and restore fish life.
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Héund
East Bay Municipal Utility District
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San Francisco Bay
LeStohn Harnett
Ber- Ney
Environmental Revenge Fund
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Com ‘Iy
Auburn
American River
LeToe
Alameda
Oak Fyn
EBMUD
Berkeley
Piedmont
el Cerrito
Kensington
Albany
Emeryville
East Shore
Harnett
California labor weighs McGovern endorsement step
California labor leaders signal support for George McGovern in a Democratic tilt. Robert Simpson of the International Association of Machinists foresees a formal endorsement at the Los Angeles convention. AFL CIO actions and state federation officials echo expectations of significant labor backing in California.
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Sacramento
George McGovern
Api-Cid
McGovern
California
Washington
Robert Simpson
Los Angeles
Intermalional Association of Machinials
Simpson
Afl-Cio
John F. Hennings
California Labor Federation
Mpl-Cio
Hubert
Uumphray
Jung
Venning
Secretary of Labor
Committee On Politica B Education
Sac Francisco
Jnions
Arywita
Los Angeles County Federation of Labor
Apl-Uwi0
Counel
Argwils
Eumphray
Nixon wage bill falters as Senate and House clash
The 1975 wage bill under Democratic sponsorship faces Senate House friction with a narrow House passage last May. Senate action is pending reconciliation and a final decision expected before 10 pm EDT tonight.
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House
Senate
Paris peace talks stall amid hopes for new proposals
Reporters heard Porter speak in a mild tone as he entered the conference. He expressed optimism that discussions would continue and sought clear presentation of U S views on the peace proposals backed by President Nixon. The White House indicated further meetings would be pursued but no details were disclosed.
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Porter
Inter
feung-Atera
Nixon
Cone
Povrier
Young Soap Box Derby racer from San Leandro eyes glory
Greg Vierra, a San Leandro High sophomore, built and raced three different soap box derby cars from 1963 to 1971. After eliminations in Oroville and San Francisco, he reached top two in 1971 San Francisco races. He hopes to continue in midget racing and later forestry work.
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Scoul
Ala Vierra
Lark St
San Leandro
Rosie
Greg
Oakland
Akron
Sar Leandro High
County welfare agencies hit on error rates
US officials report California counties exceed acceptable error rates in determining eligibility and calculating payments for aid programs. Alameda County surveys found administrative errors causing overpayments. State and county efforts aim to correct overpayments and tighten controls in AQT AFDC programs.
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UPI
Robert B. Carleson
California
Alameda County
Human Resources Department
Human [Resources Agency
Jack McKay
Focal
Father hunts killer after daughter's death in composite sketch
The father of Miss Kravitt pursues the suspected killer who entered her apartment the night before her death. Police describe a six foot tall, 25 year old man the victim knew. Kravitt’s father vows to keep looking, citing a bruising crime and a haunting police sketch as he travels to places of refuge for clues.
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Miss Kravitt
Bomidda
al Podesta
Labor rift rocks Demo coalition over AFL-CIO funds
Labor leaders clash as AFL-CIO political funds face redirection toward McGovern. Some unions pledge to withhold donations, while others push members to vote in line with the federation stance. Meany acknowledges members may follow personal choice despite union guidance.
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McGovern
Penny
Oleet
Abloiq
Afl-Cio
McGovern Campalan Efort
Usilan
Meany
Unfon
Fia Apl-Cio
OBrien to Chair McGovern Campaign
George McGovern names Lawrence F OBrien as campaign chairman with authority over policy and strategy He will unify Democratic support nationwide and run day to day operations OBrien former Democratic chairman steps down after two terms and is succeeded by Jean Westwood first woman to hold the post in party history
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Washington
IPI
George McGovern
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Fusmce
Democratic Milicipal
Demeraile
O'Brien
Denta¢ral -Damoa
Two Armed Robberies Hit Castro Valley Within Four Hours
Police report two armed robberies yesterday in Castro Valley within four hours. At 4 p.m. two men entered the Casino Bar on Trask Gastro Valley Boulevard and robbed patrons and a bartender, taking cash from a register drawer and a safe. Victims include Richard Patrick McGrath and Barbara Parnery, among others, with amounts varying from 17 to 125 dollars. A separate incident in the Castro Valley Co op parking lot involved Fred Kramer being robbed at gunpoint of 232 dollars and five charge cards, with the thief also taking Kramer’s car keys. Authorities described the suspects as men armed with a switchblade and guns. no injuries reported.
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Gastro Valley
Trask Gastro Valley Blvd
Polite
Bartemier
Richard Patrick McGrath
Hayward
McGrath
Sherif
Rohbars
BR. C. Hindricks
Steven Scholz
Barbara Parnery
Castro Valley
Ron Laponte
Verdéli Haskins
Sen Heandra
Ule
Co-op
Castro Valley Blvd
Fred McFarland “Kramer
Casta Valley
Jane
Kramer
Canneries Linked Waste Disposal Plan At Hayward Site
Shore disposal rejected Centiqued and Plymm warned of likely appeal. Attorney Moore argued Livermore and eastern Alameda County studies favor Hayward as the disposal site for canneries waste from Sap Leandro Galland Smetyville and Hayward. He claimed spreading would not harm health and viewed it as recycling waste material.
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Sap Leandro
Galland
Smetyville
Hayward
Moore
Man dies when car strikes after driver grabs keys
Berkeleys road incident reports Harold Buston 60 of San Francisco became enraged as his daughter panicked at a roadside stop on Interstate 30. He grabbed the car keys and ran into traffic, where a San Leandro motorist Rocke F Adams 26 struck him, killing him. Burton and his daughter were aboard when the crash occurred.
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