Talks held to avert SP shutdown
Washington labor officials met with railroad and union negotiators to stop a spread of a looming weekend strike against four rail lines. Efforts aimed at breaking the deadlock between UTC and Chicago & North Western, with a joint session planned, as contingency plans urged trucking shifts if the strike expands.
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Alameda County Water District backs anti fluoridation petition
Alameda County Water District directors accepted an anti fluoridation petition for the November ballot by a 3 to 2 vote with John R. Gomes breaking a 2 to 2 deadlock. The petition shows 5,184 signatures though 4,225 are required. The board plans to proceed with the prior election mandate after design work on the Muskdaling system awaits state health permit.
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Leandro Homeowners deny racism amid HUD review
San Leandro homeowners officers rejected charges of a conspiracy to keep black families out of the city. They argued economic and cultural factors drive its 94.9 percent white makeup, while HUD officials urged affirmative action and targeted programs to combat housing discrimination and set goals for change.
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Boy stabbed to death in Hayward foster home
A 10 year old boy, Anthony Bishop, was stabbed to death in a Hayward foster home after an argument over a salad. A 9 year old girl reportedly grabbed a knife after a salad fork was used and stabbed him. the youth ran out and died on the way to hospital. Deputies untangled a tangle of conflicting stories with six children present and unclear foster-parent identities.
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Apollo 14 rehearsal boosts launch day optimism
Cape Kennedy reports flawless countdown practice as NASA readies Apollo 14 for a Monday moon flight. Authorities anticipate up to 1.6 million spectators to view the launch by astronauts David Scott Alfred Worden and James Irwin amid favorable forecast with clear skies light winds and warm temperatures. Traffic officials warn of severe congestion as preparations intensify and launch pad activity increases.
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Watermelon Fun at Kennedy Park Playday
Children Heather Chalon age 7 Ken Brooke age 9 and Wind Brooke age 10 of San Lorenzo enjoyed watermelon at a Kennedy Park playday sponsored by the Hayward Area Recreation District. HARD playdays feature games and activities held within the district.
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Living cost rise sparks sharp consumer price jump
Washington reports a six tenths of one percent rise in living costs in June, the sharpest in 15 months, with housing up six tenths and transportation up seven tenths. The CPI climbs to 121.8, while earnings rise $1.74 to $127.57 weekly, leaving purchasing power still up seven tenths.
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Actor Van Heflin Dies at 60 After Illness and coma
Hollywood mourns actor Van Heflin who died after a long coma following a heart attack on June 6 while swimming. The Oscar winner for Best Supporting Actor in 1942 for Johnny Eager is remembered for his role in Airport as his final film.
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Clear Weather Forecast For Tomorrow With Sun, Warm Temperatures
Clear weather is forecast for tomorrow with early morning clouds giving way to sun and mid 70s. Tonight's low near the 50s. Westerly winds around 10 to 12 mph expected tomorrow afternoon.
Valley BART Link Bill Is Defeated In Assembly Panel
An Assembly committee killed the Valley link BART bill that would extend rail to Livermore Amador Valley and prioritize within the district. Supporters claimed qualified votes would decide, while opponents warned it risked district fairness and funding.
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Appellate ruling tests California abortion law and physician charges
California's Toa court rules that abortions performed in licensed hospitals during the first 20 weeks are legal if done by a licensed physician, but the Hayward doctor remains charged for an office abortion. The decision questions the law's constitutionality and motions to restrict abortions, with ongoing prosecutions and a broader impact on hospital versus office procedures.
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