Decoto Fire Strikes Friendly Market Wrecks Local Store
Community mourns as the F B Market at Second and E streets suffers arson damage. Owner Joe Fernandez and longtime patrons describe a close, neighborhood business with families relying on its groceries and meat section. Fire officials say the blaze aimed to cover a burglary. reopening is hoped soon.
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Toney
Frank Mateo
Cartoge
Fernandez
Union Cty
Tony Montemayor
Ken Garcia
Reagan touts cross party votes in California GOP primary
Ronald Reagan addressed about 2,000 at Rossmoor in Walnut Creek promoting a new GOP majority from Democrats and independents. He argued that millions of Democrats crossed to Nixon in 1972 and could back him again, as Ford also campaigned nearby. The winner take all race for California's 167 GOP delegates was today.
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Ford says Reagan would lose election in GOP primary tour
President Ford branded Ronald Reagan a loser who would lead the Republican Party to defeat in November if nominated. He spoke along a 10 hour motorcade route from Cincinnati to Toledo in heat, addressing crowds at Lima and Findlay with about 70,000 seen along the route. He warned that a Reagan nomination would bring a GOP tragedy and urged support for Ford.
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Talks expected in county strike L M Murphy
Alameda County plans renewed negotiations with its striking Service Employees union later this week as elections shift attention from the labor dispute. County Administrator Loren Enoch cited no reasons but anticipates a change in the strike picture after today’s primary.
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Loren Enoch
Service Employes Umernational
Shirley Campbell
Basiol
International Union
Stop signs urged at Fremont Newark Lowry crash scene
Fremont Mayor Gene Rhodes will seek council approval for stop signs on Newark Boulevard and Lowry Road and a warning light south of the Alameda Creek bridge to curb speeding after the Sunday's fatal crash that killed Fremont policeman David Jones. Patrol details and vehicle speeds remain under investigation with possible metallurgical input and prior accidents at the intersection cited as visibility issues. Weather outlook: increasing clouds cool with a chance of showers tomorrow in South County.
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Newark Boulevard
Lowry Road
David Jones
Rhodes
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Lowry
Widge
New Creek
South County
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