BART Union Talks Scramble as Board Stays in Session
Oakland BART officials met in executive session to discuss a union demand for direct negotiations with General Manager BR Stokes. Labor representatives claimed unrest among workers as talks stalled after the union rejected the district offer. A separate incident saw a fire damage a service vehicle in downtown Oakland, with $5,000 in damage and investigations ongoing.
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Bay Ares Rapid Transit District Board
BR. Stokes
Uniom
Paul Varecalli
Chambers
Distret
Fremont man shot in thigh at Newark go go club
A Fremont man identified as Donald Wilbur, 43, was shot in the thigh during a fight at the Foxy Lady go go club in Newark early yesterday. He was in satisfactory condition at Washington Hospital after being driven there in a private car. Police are seeking a heavyset man named Jim, last seen fleeing in a powder blue 1964 Buick Riviera with chrome wheels. a .38 caliber revolver was used.
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Fremont Minewis
Donald Wilbur
Ogden Drive
Washington Hospital
Wilbur
Jim
Youth killed in cycle crash near Fremont
A Fremont area motorcycle collision on Niles Canyon Road at 4 18 p m yesterday left rider Marvin Harlan 16 in serious condition and Johnny Dale Carpenter 17 dead at Washington Hospital. The truck driver was David Howard 19 of Union City. No citations issued as police continue investigation.
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Starling Drive
Union City
Alameda builders sue City to invalidate Proposition A
The Associated Home Builders of the Greater East Bay and four Alameda property owners filed a suit in Alameda County Superior Court seeking a judicial declaration that Proposition A is invalid. They contend the charter amendment barring further multiple dwelling construction violates due process, equal protection, and the right to travel.
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Associated Home Builders
Greater Easthay
City of
Alameda County
Joseph DL. Joiner
The
Mayor's campaign chief arrested in San Leandro incident
Zeno campaign manager for Mayor Jack Maltester in San Leandro was cited for littering after a patrolman observed a crumpled flyer extended from a car window at the Davis and East Mth streets intersection about 9:Al pin. The driver, identified as Zeno of Oakland, was ticketed under section 22a of the California Vehicle Code.
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Zeno
Jack Maltester
Maltester
Kerry Germann
Davis
East Mth
Alpin
Germann
San Leantra Boulevard
Zeno, Ay
Oakland
Pair arrested during burglary in Hayward youths held
Police arrested two 13 year old Hayward boys after a break in at Patterson Insurance on AR Jackson Street. They broke a rear window to enter and were interrupted while stealing an adding machine, a taco, and cigarettes. Separate entry later at the Custom Hedy Stop on Mission Boulevard yielded $1400 in tools taken from the facility.
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Patterson Insurance Ch
Jackson St
Children Blamed for Dublin Bedroom Fire
Firefighters respond to 8:40 a.m. blaze at Sandra Whitton's 7438 Northland Drive home in Dublin. Children playing with matches started the fire, causing $3,500 in smoke and fire damage to the bedroom before crews contained the flames.
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Valley
Sandra Whitton
Northland Drive
Lite New
Willie the twinkle in a telethesy tale continues
Fragmented page 1 continuation recounts Willie in a jumble of dialogue and misread names. The scene centers on a farm team labeled Lewes and a character named Fivas with Rane Sil vers, with Willie waiting for someone and a tease about who that could be.
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Lewes
Nixon Ordered Spying on Ellsberg Triggers White House Plumbers
Senate testimony replays Ehrlichman account of Nixon pressuring for Ellsberg data beyond FBI leads. White House plumbers formed after frustration with FBI, and on Lanor Bay weekend 1971 broke into Ellsberg psychiatrist’s office to obtain records.
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Ellsberg
Washington
UPI
Daniel Ellsberg
FRE
White House
John D. Bartichman
Ehrlichman
Senate Watergate Committee
Elisberg
FBI
Lanor Bay
Elsberg
Psy
John N. Mitchell
Egil Kragh Jr
City church seeks change of occupancy amid dispute
City officials label the New Living Church of the Marquis de Sade as not a church and consider pursuing action through the planning commission and city council. Schapero, a self described mail order minister, vows to seek an injunction if closed, claiming First Amendment protections. The church operates in a single family home on Washington Avenue with no signs and features unusual furnishings including cell doors, manacles, whips, and cuffs, while Schapero, born in Oakland, says he was ordained during hypnotism practice in Oakland and later moved to Alameda.
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Couch
Schapero
United States
Congress
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Marquis de Sade
Washington Avenue
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Tlw Choreh
Daly
Ing Church of
Devel
Dope Bust At Federal Building In San Francisco
Narcotics agents say Eduardo J. Bazua, 48, of Mexicali, attempted to sell 1? ounces of heroin worth about 17000 inside the U S Drug Enforcement Administration offices at the Federal Building. He was charged with smuggling and intent to distribute and bail was set at 320000.
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API
Eduardo J. Bazua
Mexicali
David Urdan
Lncal
U.S. Drug Reforcement Administration
Alt
Bazua
Federal
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Justice Department
Abe
Narcotics Bureau
Robert J. Delauw
Tahiti to Deport Protesters of Nuclear Bomb Test
Officials say five anti bomb campaigners including an American wife of a protest leader will be deported from Tahiti after sailing a protest yacht into the French nuclear test zone. The group, led by David Moodie and including New Zealanders Peter Yeates and Pelusie Feonehayay, faced repatriation at state expense. They were flown to a Pas Peele military airfield and three men were hospitalized amid a hunger strike claim.
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UPN
MuSseries
Pierre Angeli
Tait
Trench Polynesia
David Moodie
Wevearsaid
Tri
Mirnine Young
New Zealand
Peter Yeates
Pelusie
Gilbert Ne Waaly
Inch Laines Lok
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Han
Nixon tapes subpoena fight echoes Jefferson 1809 precedent
The article recalls Jefferson's 1809 subpoena in Burr treason cases and Nixon's insistence that the Vice President is not subject to court process. Courts and Congress clash with the executive over secrecy and constitutional separation of powers. Cox reports readiness to respond by August line as Nixon cites predecessors.
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Sam J. Ervin
N.C
Thomas Jefferson
Agron Burr
Jefferson
Nixon
Executive
Legis
Judicial
Congress
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Cox
McConaghy estate sale sparks Hayward area plan
The McConaghy estate near Hayward was targeted by zoning efforts to keep it off commercial use. The Hayward Area Historical Society plans to turn the home into a period museum, with HARD maintaining exterior grounds. The Grischott property between the estate and Kennedy Park may be demolished to expand parking as Kennedy Park receives a 251,000 facelift with a train station addition.
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Hayward Area
San Loreridais
Shriners
Mmcconaghy
Grischott
McConaghy
Kennedy Park
Heywatt
Kennedy
Grischoli
Bridal pair handcuffed on wedding day misadventure
In Rockford Illinois Kenney and Diana Peterson were handcuffed by friends on their wedding day with no key. Police were called twice after one cuff locked. A photographer asked them to pose in the cuffs. They missed their honeymoon flight and canceled plans.
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Rockpord
Kenney
Diana Peterson
Petersons
Nan
Body Found After Missing Sunnyvale Man Disappears
In Yosemite National Park a Sunnyvale man, William Penney, 43, vanished Saturday while walking with friends. His body was recovered Tuesday evening from a slope eight miles north of Ten Lakes, after a helicopter read the area. Penney apparently fell and struck his head.
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Yosemite
Wa'onal Park
Sunnyvale
Ten Lakes
William Penney
Linda Vista considers closing amid teacher pay talks
Linda Vista school may close as trustees weigh full time principals for Linda Vista and Leica with shared leadership. The board also approved a $100,000 starter program to grant elementary teachers a preparation period, plus salary bumps for teachers with masters and degrees, longevity pay, and a 9.6 percent demand-driven salary increase planned for this year. They also budgeted Fremont-Newarks Removal Occupation Program study funds for potential carpentry and full-time teaching positions, funded by state allocations.
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Fremont-Newars
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