BART union demands push stalled talks and fire at tunnel
BART officials met in executive session this morning to discuss a union demand for direct negotiations with the board and General Manager R. Stokes. Security was heavy as workers packed the chamber. A separate fire in a downtown Oakland tunnel caused by a bursting butane tank valve sparked blasts-like sounds, but fire crews attributed the noise to venting and did not report an explosion. The labor talks broke off last week after the union rejected the final offer. some members expressed growing hunger and restiveness amid a tense dispute.
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Bay Area
Rapid Trapsiistrict
R. Stokes
Paul Yaravalli
Nebers
Stati
Bart
Oakland
Peonte
Wuut Nugolialen
Fremont man shot in thigh at Newark go go club
A 25 year old Premont man, Donald Wilbur of 482 Ogden Drive, 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. Police seek a heavyset man named Jim who fled in a blue Buick Riviera after wielding a .38 revolver.
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Donald Wilbur
Ogden Drive
Washington Hospital
Wilbur
Jim
Seel Lu
Youth Killed In Fremont Motorcycle Crash
One Fremont youth died and another was seriously injured when their motorcycle collided head on with a four wheeler on Niles Canyon Road at 4 18 p m yesterday. The rider Johnny Dale Carpenter was pronounced dead at Washington Hospital. Aadan is in serious condition with multiple injuries and possible head trauma. The truck driver David Howard is 19 and from Union City. No citations issued. investigation ongoing.
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Niles Canyon Road
Washington Hospital
Johnny Dale Carpenter
Tal Amg Cobb Court
Tie
Uolorcyel
Marvin Marla
Jolani
Aadan
Tag Hospital
Brock
David Howard
Starling Drive
Union City
Alameda builders sue to invalidate Proposition A ban
The Associated Home Builders and four Alameda property owners sue City of Alameda in Alameda County Superior Court seeking a declaration that Proposition A banning further multi dwelling unit construction is invalid. They claim the charter amendment violates due process, equal protection, and the travel rights guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution.
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Mayor's campaign chief arrested in San Leandro
San Leandro Police busted Jim Yew campaign manager for Mayor Jack Maltester over a littering incident near Davis and East 14th streets. Patrolman Germantz cited the Oakland resident Zeno, 62, for violating section 28112a of the California Vehicle Code after a tissue was dropped. the tissue was placed into evidence.
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Jim Yew
Jack Maltester
Maltester
Kerry Germantz
Davis
East 14Th Streets
East Mth
Germann
San Leandro Boulevard
Zeno
Oakland
California
Pair of youths arrested in Bayward burglary case
Two Hayward youths aged 12 and 13 were arrested on burglary charges after breaking into an office at Patterson insurance on HR Jackson Street. They reportedly pried a rear window, one entered inside, the other stood outside, while attempting to steal an adding machine a radio and cigarettes. Earlier a separate burglary at the Custom Ret. Shop on Mission Road saw about 1400 dollars worth of tools stolen from a converted home.
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Patterson Insurance: Co
Jackson St
Hayward
Oth
Children blamed for Dublin bedroom fire
Dublin fire officials say children playing with matches started a blaze that engulfed a bedroom at Sandra Whitton's home on Northland Drive. Firefighters arrived at 8:20 a.m. and extinguished the flames in ten minutes, with reported smoke and fire damage totaling 33,509.
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Dublin
Valley
Sandra Whitton
Northland Drive
Childrer
Willie Twinkle Away Story Fragment Continued On Page One
A fragmented passage recalls a tale about Willie and a baseball scene. The speaker mentions a farm entity and a ballplayer awaiting someone, with dialog suggesting surprise or recognition. The text is incomplete, offering only hints of character names and a casual rural setting.
Nixon Ordered Spying on Ellsberg
Nixon pressed for Ellsberg data through the White House and FBI links. Ehrlichman testified to the Senate Watergate Committee that White House agents sought Ellsberg medical and emotional records and pressured the FBI beyond its efforts, citing a clash with authorities and a probe into presidential tapes and documents.
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City reclassifies residence as church amid dispute over duties
A city bills a single family home on Washington Avenue as a church named the New Living Church of the Marquis de Sade. Schapera, a 26 year old massage parlor operator ordained in Oakland, claims First Amendment protection and says city action may lead to injunctions, hearings, or a suit. The church reportedly has about 40 members and no public signage, with rooms redecorated and equipment like whips and manacles displayed.
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Sheily
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the Marquis de Sade
Washington Avenue
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Hoon
Ing Church
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Marquis de Sade
Universal Life Church of
Modesto
Oakland
Bens Ny Schapero
Schapeto
San Leandro
Alameda
Ile
Sadigny
Dope bust at federal office in San Francisco
Narcotics agents arrest Eduardo J. Bauva for allegedly trying to sell 12 ounces of heroin valued at 17000 inside the Federal Building in San Francisco. Bauva, 49, Mexicali, faces smuggling and distribution charges after an undercover sting led to his arrest and bail set at 20000.
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le Justice
Marcoties Bureau
Robert J. DePauw
Tahiti to Deport Protesters In Nuclear Test Protest
Five anti bomb protesters including an American skipper and his wife are to be repatriated at France’s expense after their protest yacht Fri sailed into the Fanganeha nuclear test zone near Tahiti. They were detained at Jao Atoll and flown to Papeete with three men hospitalized.
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Papeete
UPI
Aimer Cant
Feeneh
Pierre Angell
French Polynesia
David Mondic
Fri
Emma Young
New Zealand
Peter Yeutas
Pelulie
Gilbert Nicolas
Jao Atoll
Paeele
Hao
Nixon defies subpoena over tapes as Burr era parallels arise
The article traces Nixon's stance on releasing White House tapes amid a legal clash with Congress and the courts. It notes Jefferson’s 1809 subpoena related to Aaron Burr’s treason trial, his nonappearance, and how letters and arguments were used to defend executive privilege. It highlights a Capitol Hill confrontation with Cox and Buzhardt, and Nixon's claim that presidents are not subject to compulsory court process.
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Aaron Burr
Jefferson
Nixon
Congress
McConaghy estate sale battles and park plans unfold
Hayward area residents and the Hayward Area Historical Society move to restore the McConaghy mansion as a period home museum. The district eyes purchasing adjacent property Grischott to expand Kennedy Park with new parking and a $250,000 facelift including a train station. Prices floated ranged from 118000 to 400000, with assessments showing 870000 and 40000 figures. Kenney and Diana Peterson wed but lost their honeymoon when police cuffed them by mistake and had to cuff them again for photos.
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Shriners
J. A
Bud" Critzer
Historical Society
McConaghy
Grischott
Kennedy Park
Hay Wand
Kennedy
Dist
Rockford
Dir
Kenney
Diana Peterson
Pace
Ho ‘Key
Peter Kunr
Body recovered from Yosemite lake area in Penney death
The body of 44 year old William Penney of Sunnyvale was found Tuesday evening on a steep slope near the Tey Lakes area eight miles northeast of the Tings Road. He had disappeared last Saturday while fishing with friends and reportedly fell while poling for a walk. A helicopter transported the body from the scene.
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Ypi
Sunnyvale
Tey Lakes
Tings Road
William Penney
Sunnysvale
Linda Vista school may close plans spark district debate
Trustees discussed keeping Linda Vista and Leitch open with fulltime principals for the two campuses to supervise new programs. A $10,000 start for an elementary teacher preparation period was approved, plus a 3 percent raise for teachers with masters degrees and a 9.6 percent salary package as part of a broader agreement. A Fremont Newark Regional Occupation Program study budget of $851,000 was approved, including funds for future carpentry space and three fulltime teachers. program funded by the state with 19 vocational education preparatory courses.
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Man‘oy
Fremont-Newark
Palm Springs Fire Destroys nearly finished $1 Million Home
Fire investigators say welder's face shield sparks ignited the Hob Hope residence in Palm Springs, gutting the nearly completed house. Insurance estimates list the Tuesday blaze at about $1 million. Hope plans to rebuild with stricter metal containment and additional space, citing safety concerns.
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Call
Hope
Tana
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