Two Local Fatalities Reported In Bay Area Traffic Incidents
Johnny Benavidez 16 of Hayward died after being struck by a station wagon on Mission Boulevard near Tennyson Road. Witnesses said he appeared intoxicated and fell into the traffic lane before the crash. The driver Harry Shueger of Hayward will not be charged. In a separate case, Emanuel Bettencourt 80 of Livermore died at John Muir Hospital after a truck rollover on a dirt road on July 7. The coroner identified driver Lawrence Mariel of Collier Canyon Road.
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San Leandro man arrested with dynamite and loaded weapons
Carlie L. Talbert, 44, a San Lorenzo resident and teamster, was arrested after police found two dynamite slicks, a loaded M1 rifle, a loaded revolver, and additional gear in his Cadillac at Gemvo Automotive Center 47 Hesperian Blvd. Talbert claimed dynamite came from a truck in Idaho and said he planned to show it to a friend. he faced charges of possessing dynamite and firearms with intent. He was held on $10,000 bail awaiting arraignment.
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Long-time float designer dies in Alameda County
John B. Irvin known as Jack Irvin, longtime float designer for Alameda County parades, died yesterday at age 81. He created paper mache figures for mall decorations and the Alameda County Fair, working for Hayward San Leandro and the Alameda County Fairgrounds Association. Irvin preferred the work itself to prizes, and had been finalizing Ol King Cole and Humpty Dumpty figures before his death. Services are pending at Grissom's Lorenzo Chapel in San Lorenzo.
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Two Major Burglaries Reported in South County
South County police reported two burglaries yesterday. In Fremont at 35782 Cabral Drive Orville Dachler discovered over $1,000 worth of jewelry missing from a dresser drawer. rings and water," valued about 1,070, were taken in the past seven months. In Hayward a stereo with cabinet valued at 80 was taken from Paul Lee's home at 27353 Ponderosa Court after a neighbor saw the burglar leaving.
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Masked men rob Hayward meat market at night
Two men wearing surgical masks forced entry to Penny Wise Market at 163 W Harder Rd, bound three Barron’s Meats staff and hid them in a rear cooler for about 15 minutes. They stole nearly a week's receipts, one armed with a pistol and the other a knife, and fled after an alarm sounded. Police said the holdup occurred around 7 pm with no witnesses aside from the victims. Nearby United Surplus Store at 2277 Mission Blvd was also robbed yesterday by a suspect who remains at large.
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Fireplace spark causes home fire in Sam Leandro
Fire from a fireplace caused about 1000 dollars in damage to a Sam Leandro residence yesterday as seven firefighters kept the blaze from spreading beyond the roof. In Fremont, two boys were found setting fire to drug store wares with matches. minor damage and no injuries, the youths released to parents.
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Hayward Talks Continue On School Benefits
Hayward teachers and school board representatives met to seek agreement on tentative benefits for Hayward school employees for the coming year. Trustees met briefly behind closed doors with Joby Ganstwell, and another closed session is planned before the regular board meeting.
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Apollo problem licked Continued rem page Well above the highest
An account mentions a mountain peak estimation near 14,000 feet and a canyon near a valley viewing site. Observers describe a wall and a wall of color television cameras capturing a brief, vivid view of distant mountains and canyon, lasting only seconds.
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Hayward Strike Vote Over One Percent Cap Sparks Labor Fight
Hayward police and city workers trade sharp positions over a proposed one percent cap on new pay and fringe benefits. Unions vow to strike if talks falter, seeking binding arbitration and broader improvements while city negotiators defend the ceiling as essential to fiscal control.
Veteran Olbrantz Faces Employment Fight After Service
Olbrantz, a California veteran among about 11 million, struggles to find work due to handicaps and education gaps. He attended Hayward Day Adve School for accounting and machinery work, yet no job has materialized, while his wife works as a leased vocational nurse. He remains resilient, noting a desire to work and reflecting on his changed life since discharge.
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Assembly votes to limit tuition at California state colleges
In Sacramento the Assembly approved amendments to a bill to set a $200 minimum tuition for state college students for graduate aid. The measure, framed by Assemblyman Dixon Arnett and others, would allow college boards to charge tuition while UC already imposes fees. The vote was 99 to 87 approving the amendments by Juan Vasconcelos and colleagues.
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Talks on Vietnam pullout deadline stall in Congress
UPI report says Senate and House draft bill conferees failed to agree on a nine month pullout deadline. Leaders remained hopeful after two hours of talks with Messrs Stennis and Hebert expressing optimism. The main dispute centers on a sense of Congress provision directing withdrawal within nine months contingent on POW releases.
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French Air Force Nord 250 Crash Kills 97
A Nord 250 transport of the French air force crashed during a paratroop drop mission near Pay-Azein Air Base. The air force stated 97 people aboard were killed, including 30 paratroopers, four jump instructors, and three crew members, with a fire reported as the aircraft prepared for emergency landing.
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Vaccination for smallpox may stop in the United States
Public Health Service officials say a recommendation to halt routine smallpox vaccination for millions of children and travelers is being seriously considered. A CDC spokesman notes risk from the vaccine may exceed the risk of contracting smallpox, with an advisory committee leaning toward policy change awaiting formal fall action.
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Vaccination Timing Weighing In On Smallpox Policy Change
Dr William H Foege director of the smallpox program notes consensus on vaccinating in invitations rather than routine. Timing is crucial. an early announcement could affect international responses and WHO eradication efforts in Asia and Africa. Center Director Dr David J Senou highlights success of WHO program.
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Welfare leadership urged reforms for county department
A county welfare task force criticizes management as disjointed and calls for wholesale reform. It recommends an assistant director in charge of management with five staffers, emphasis on training for eligibility workers, and abolition of several positions. Public warnings are urged to ensure proper attention and implementation of reforms.
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Michigan senator backs Muskie for president endorsement
Washington dispatch reports Sen. Philip A. Marl of Michigan endorses Sen. Edmund Muskie for president. The endorsement highlights Muskie as highly competent and electable.
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Airliner fighter crash kills 162 in Japan
Airliner from Kokkaido with 169 aboard crashes in clear weather near Tokyo after a fighter aid plane reportedly dived and plummeted. Pilot reportedly bailed out safely. military says both aircraft plunged from about 2600 feet. Airline notes emergency signal received. casualties include 9 to 10 month old child and crew of seven. Bereaved families of soldiers killed in World War III connected to a tour sponsor.
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Union strikes hit six more railroads workers in Georgia
The American Plywood Association in Seattle reports 19 000 workers off the job as a strike spreads across six railroads. Georgia business leaders stress the economic harm from the stoppages as shortages ripple from pulpwood to poultry and car plants. Union leaders push for a fast settlement, while negotiations falter amid wage and contract demands.
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