Hayward Man Dies After Collapse in Court
Eugene Debs Fuller a 51 year old Hayward painter collapsed while testifying in a car accident suit before Judge William Spruance Jr at 3 pm. He received oxygen from the Hayward Fire Department and was taken to St. Rose Hospital where he died. Coroners office reports services pending at Sorensen Bros Mortuary. Hayward.
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Hayward
William Spruance Jr
Coroners Office
Eugene Debs Fuller
Lupine Way
Fuller
St. Rose Hospital
Sorensen Bros. Mortuary
United dispatchers reject pact in nationwide vote
United Air Lines dispatchers voted against a proposed pay and work rule package. The Air Line Dispatchers Association AFL-CIO counts 144 members in San Francisco Chicago and Washington voting about a majority against the deal amid units at TWA Pan Am and American aviation also in view.
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San Francisco
United Air Lines
Chicago
Washington
The
Air
Line Dispatchers Association
Afl-Cio
Acceptoui
Said
Owen Azid
TWA
Pan Am
American
Six Arrested in South County Drug Raid
A narcotics sweep by detectives from four South County agencies netted six arrests and seized drugs including heroin suspected hashish marijuana cocaine and other unknown substances. The raid at 513 Whipple Road Union City occurred at 9 21 p m with multiple officers taking occupants into custody.
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Union City
South County
Whipple Road
Warren F. Carter
Jamela M. Hall
Donna M. Barrientos
Joel Hinjas
Carter
Hioas
Terra
Vera
Western Electric walkout over Fresno transfer sparks regional action
Western Electric installers in Northern California and Nevada stage a sympathy walkout to protest transferring work from Fresno. Dan Archuleta of CWA Local 390 says the move is separate from a nationwide strike decision. The union, representing about 2,200 installers, claims the uncrated frames are installation work and vows further talks with Western Electric. The local group operates under Pacific Telephone and out of Foothill Blvd address.
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Hayward
Western Electric Co
Fresno
Dan Archuleta
Communications Workers of America
Ing
Western Electric
Saki
Pacific Telephone
Trio in San Leandro drug case pleads guilty
Three men linked to a San Leandro raid that yielded two home made bombs and large quantities of marijuana and narcotics pleaded guilty to lesser charges. James Elliot Chapman 73 Michael J Afanasieff and Matt Ewan Lofstrom faced reduced counts with sentencing set for June 25 in municipal court.
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San Leandruo
San Leandro
James Elliot Chapman
Michael J. Afanasieff
Demeanor
Matt Ewan Lofstrom
Sion
Superior Ave
Missing Hayward pair aboard small two passenger plane
A Hayward businessman Joseph Zink and passenger James Chiles vanished after a Sunday flight from Oakland to Lee Vining. They did not file a flight plan and were last sighted near Lake Mamona. FAA and CAMS search teams scoured airports along potential routes with limited information available.
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Hayward
Tris
Joseph Zink
Waal Sabre St
Haswant Air
Mur
Lee Vining
Mano Lake
ESA
Zink
Mivdestern
Mac Luther
Luther
FAA
Ivan Straener
Cams
Aviation Safety Iu Iraq
Ama
Lae
Oakland teachers avert one day strike amid talks
Oakland Federation of Teachers President Kavit Creque said he would recommend calling off the proposed Thursday walkout if Superintendent Marcus Foster’s pledge to review assignments stands. The OFT and Oakland Education Association protested a plan to cut 183 teachers next year while noting international picket lines set for B and 9 and at several schools.
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Oakland
EPA
Kavit Creque
Oakland Federation of Teachers
OFT
Creque
Marcus Foster
Oakland Education Association
Wuld
Minor quake causes scattered damage and phone outages
A mild earthquake caused slight damage and minor disruptions across Union City and Fremont areas. Cracks appeared in buildings, stock toppled at Quick Stop Market and Louis Store, switchboards overloaded at several sites, and two New Haven schools reported cracked windows and floor cracks. Officials said schools meet 1933 earthquake standards and would survive if not near the epicenter.
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Judy Taylor
Whipple Road
Louis
Alvarado-Niles Boulevard
1600
Tamarack
Union City
New Haven Unified
Frank Riddle
Fremont Pacific TelePhone Co
New Haven
Manuel White
Alvarado School
County budget hearing ends early after low turnout
At a county meeting constituents pressed for budget cuts and sustainability but the session collapsed with a very small turnout. Despite the muted participation the board proceeded with tentative actions and signaled further discussion in future sessions.
Police reform report seeks professional, vigilant force for San Francisco
A city committee urges major changes to policing, including charter reforms and civilian leadership to restore professionalism amid low morale and equipment issues. Officials defer comment until study completion while critics push for budget cuts and welfare reform measures.
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Police Commission
Uratmerittal Lo Moti
Lasky
Orrick
San Francisco
Nixon says Clifford raising false hopes
A reported interview excerpt suggests Nixon frames Clifford as creating false expectations while discussing prisoner releases. The article notes U S politicians link POW talks to broader Vietnam settlement, and mentions legislative votes on total withdrawal from Indochina by year end.
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Nixon
Clifford
Senate Sets 270000 Draft Ceiling for Two Years
The Senate voted 67 to 11 to cap draft calls at 270000 over the next two years as part of extending the basic draft law. The move, led by Sen. John C. Stennis, also removes the escape clause allowing overage only in national emergencies. Draftee inductions in 1970 totaled 163500, with 110000 expected this calendar year.
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UPI
Senate
Senate Action
Nixon
John C. Stennis
Miss
Armed Services Committee
Stennis
Mittee
Pentagon
Drugs seen as bigger danger to servicemen in Vietnam
Senate testimony by Halpern highlights drug addiction as a greater hazard than combat. He cites up to 60,000 GI’s using hard drugs in Vietnam, chiefly heroin, and urges authentic figures and a treatment oriented response. Senator Hughes calls for decisive action and improved Defense Department programs. Nixon later downplays the scope as a national issue not limited to Vietnam veterans.
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UPL
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B.Y
Vietnam
Saigon
Senate
Sen
Harold FE
Hughes
Iowa
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South Vietnam
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Pentagon
Kelley
Nixon
School battle continues as principals face demotions and recalls
Residents protest ongoing school turmoil as principals are reassigned or demoted after months of controversy. A recall election may occur 69 to 75 days after petitions. New assignments were decided in a nearly four hour board meeting with many principals moved to teaching posts or new roles across Cabrillo, Mowry, Vallejo, and other campuses.
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Rome
Bruce Brad
Ley
Azevada
Harold Clayson
Chadbourne
Donald Young
Nell
Martin Brassill
Parkmont
Cabri
James C. Sullivan
Mowry
Edward M. Turner
Green-Reynolds
Willam Stivers
Cabrillo
Keith Medeiros
Blacow
John Melendez
Robertson Junior High
Reynolds-Green
Moss Fuellenbach
Walters Junior High
Walters
Sam Muscoline
Supt
Clyde Voorhees
California
Dennis Carmichael
Milwaukie
Thornton
Roland Campos
Noll
Norris
Perry Palmer
Cabrillo Norns
Cabrilo
Keith Medeirus
White House and media gear loom over Tricia Nixon wedding
Washington sources report White House officials and media gear prepared for the Tricia Nixon wedding while Congress debates a gift. House leaders sign a letter recalling the Luci Johnson precedent as lawmakers consider a present. some invitations were sent, with Lynda Bird Robb set to cover the event as a guest commentator for the CBS broadcast.
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Navy Club
Lenore K. Sullivan
D-Mo
Charlotte T. Reid
Rell
Sulman
Tricia
Congress
Nugen
Capitol Hall
Johnson
Lynda Bind Hobb
Carl Albert
White House
Lynda Bird Robb
Tricita Nixon
Walter Cronkite
CHS
Welfare work rules tighten for California recipients
SACRAMENTO AP Reagan administration imposes tougher welfare rules effective July 1, cutting off aid for four parents upon an offer of full time work. Regulations reduce weekly hours from 35 to 90 and monthly cap to 130, require 30 days unemployment for aid to those with dependent children, and bar unemployment recipients from welfare after December 31.
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Sacramento
Robert RB Carleson
Carlson 4A
Secretary of State
Carleson
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