Shopping Surprise in San Francisco Birth in Department Store
Patricia dehnaan planned a dress purchase when a theft incident occurred at Emporium Store. In the women’s dress area seventeen year old Johneen Johnson went into labor, receiving swift help from two security guards. Fire department arrived during the second birth about 15 minutes later. The twins, Mint and Johnson, were born six weeks early but both mother and babies later stabilized in hospital.
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Irs
Johneen
Emperiaen Department
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Thay
Oo Tree
John Hicks
Mint
Johnson
Boca
Measles Epidemic Hits Alameda County Clinics Open
Health officials report over 200 measles cases from January to mid May across Alameda County with the most in Fremont Hayward and San Leandro. Clinics are staged in Castro Valley Hayward San Leandro Newark Fremont Union City San Lorenzo and San Jose area to combat the outbreak.
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South County
Ean
Hayward
San Leandro
Hayward- San Leandro
San Lorenzo
Fremont
Forte Cationsia
Livermore-Pleasanton
Union City
California Governor Signs Farm Labor Bill Ending Longtime Disputes
Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr signed historic farm labor legislation in a ceremony signaling a new path toward peace. The bill grants up to 250,000 farm workers the right to secret ballot unionization, limits secondary boycotts, requires union membership, and lets farmers hire nonunion labor during strikes. The measure, effective August 28, aims to shape national farm labor relations and cap a yearslong battle among growers, Cesar Chavez, United Farm Workers, AFL CIO, and Teamsters.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
California
Assembly
Leo T. McCarthy
Sant Francino
Senate
James R. Mills
San Diego
Dunlap
Napa
Iead
George Zenovich
Fresno
Howard Berman
Beverly Ills
Richard Alatorre
Tos Angeles
Cesar Chavez
United Farmworkers of America
Afl-Cio
The
Teamsters
Thomas
Foley
D-Wash
House Agriculture Committee
National Farm Labor Relations
Chavez
Environmental reports burden growth amid geologic debate
City planners and developers clash over when detailed geological surveys are required for new builds. State geologists may intervene if reports are certified acceptable. Critics warn that excessive paper work could price projects out of existence while some areas remain largely undevelopable.
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Hall
Taylor
Moe Mar Ld Heeriena
Riverboat Race Sparks Old South Echoes
The Delta Queen and Natchez clashed in the first Mississippi riverboat race in a century with bands and calliope music. The Natchez, leaving from New Orleans, narrowly beat the Cincinnati origin Delta Queen by just over three miles.
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Cap'n Andy
Fuhett Futler
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Fremont schools face 1 million deficit end of 75 76
Fremont Unified trustees pledge to restore funds to the capital building fund while admitting a potential 2 million deficit next year. They warn borrowing from capital could push finances into deeper trouble, with talks of state rescue and looming wage freezes as districts across California tighten belts.
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Hewo
Alviso
Warwick
Capital Building Furers
Mooney
Capital Building Fund
Hayward youth dies in Germany auto accident
Hayward teenager Jimmy D. Van Camp, 15, was killed in an auto crash in Germany while with a group. Graveside services are set for 1 a.m. Monday at Lone Tree Memorial Park Fairview Avenue. Visitation will be from noon Saturday to 9 p.m. Sunday at Sorensen Bros. Mortuary, 1140 B Street. He is survived by his parents Huth Saran and Glenn Van Camp, brothers Robert and Ricky, sister Carolyn Bollinger, and extended family.
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Jimmy D. van Camp
Germany
van Camp
Fairview Ave
Sorensen Bros
Huth Saran
Glenn Vanmont
Charles
William
San
Minnie van Camp
Fremexit
Brthers
Robert and
Ricky
Carolyn Bollinger
Newark
Limits on adult education threaten regional programs
School leaders across Hayward Fremont and surrounding districts warn that a proposed cap on growth of adult education and regional occupational programs could curb expansion plans next year. They cite projected 5 to 13 percent growth and fear state funding losses, budget gaps, and reduced access for job training amid nearly $800,000 deficits. Districts urge preserving funds to sustain vocational and postsecondary effort.
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Hedden
Ams
Castro Valley Unified
Harold DePue
Bill Richter
Iran
Ohlone College
Fremont
Mit
Revd Iaven
Merle Runalfson
Runalson
Hayward
Norm Sanders
Sanders
San Leandro
Richard Bawden
Abelibe
Burglary Suspect Arrested in Hayward
Police arrested a presumed burglar, a year-old youth who said he sought a place to sleep. Neighbors reported a man at the Salvation Army building windows at 11:30 p.m. attempting entry. Suspect Nicholas J. Kudlicka was held on suspicion of attempted burglary.
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RES
Salvation Army
Nicholas J. Kudlicka
Puerto Rican speller wins 1975 National Spelling Bee
Tosteson, a 11 year old bilingual student from San German Puerto Rico, captured the $1,090 top prize by spelling incisor at the 27th round. Runner up Mark Dele of Greenwood Indiana misspelled belliantine. Tosteson is in eighth grade and has lived most of his life in San German, a southwest Puerto Rico city.
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Washington
UPI
High Tosteson
University of
Tosteson
United States
San German
Puero Rico
Three men arrested for drug possession
Three men were taken into custody on suspicion of possessing heroin with intent to distribute after officers found about 20 grams of suspected heroin, methadone, marijuana, a scale, and other paraphernalia in a residence on Alhambra Drive. One suspect fled on foot. two others detained include an owner of Ryander Security Service and a man identified as Canaday. Deputies also sought a third person at 22220 N Third, while a plate with a funnel and other paraphernalia were seized.
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Hig Resdence
Ryander Secure Service
Haroe
Alhambra
Canaday
Salltent
Ana Alene Ude
Jiminez
Autos Whensein
Residents split on in-town jail near park and schools
Community reaction runs from support to concern as residents near a proposed jail site debate safety, crime visibility, and impact on families. Statements stress costs, transport, and the need for suitable location away from schools and parks while some argue proximity to courts aids efficiency.
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Grace Lawson
Frermont
Bescat
Linda Hale
Newark
Somplace
Pee
nGeAson
Pat Buchanan
Tsa Hyer
Jal
Patty Dengler
Santa Rita
Selma
Bestel Laie
Martinez
Pole
Livermare
Mele
Otara
Dug Aes
South S F Schools Reach Settlement Ending Strike
South S F educators and the district reached an agreement this morning ending a daylong teachers strike. Marjorie Shatten, president of the teachers union, announced a 5.2 percent pay increase and a path to contract ratification ensuring classroom continuity and stability.
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Marjorie Shatten
Teachers’ Union
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