County strike enters 11th day
A county strike by 3,000 county service employees stretched into its 11th day with a weekend picketing schedule at the Alameda County Fairgrounds in Pleasanton. Two dozen pickets appeared, while talks continue on a two week run starting June 27. Seventeen strikers were released after overnight jail time. 585 others received late paychecks totaling $146,000 after a court-ordered bond was posted.
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Lee Hall
Fred Cooper
Oakland
Cooper
John Bowers
International
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Shirley Campbell
Livermore Rodeo Parade Builds To 46th Annual Event
More than 250 entrants join today's 46th Livermore Rodeo parade along O Street to Livermore Avenue with lineups at 9 am and awards at 12 90 pm Grand marshals include Robert J Livermore Rosey Pereira Williams Bill Twigaellmann and Ed Connell Police plan for potential pickets after last year's violence and 35 arrests with 25 injuries Local Musicians Union disputes parade band size and may spark cross picket lines from Livermore High Mendenhall and East Avenue schools entries
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O Street
First Street
Livermore Avenue
Donnybrook
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Livermore Jaycees
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Mendenhall
East Avenue
Robert J. Livermore
Rosey
Fereira) Williams
Bill Twigaelmann
Ed Connell
Ron Lindpren
Park road plan story corrected
A Thursday Daily Review correction clarifies a Garin Regional Park road proposal article. It fixes a misprint where “extensive litigation” was intended as either “mitigation” or “litigation,” noting park district Director Howard Cogswell stated the district opposes a road through the park.
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Burglary spree hits multiple Bay Area sites
Police report a string of burglaries across Hayward Castro Valley San Lorenzo and surrounding areas. Items stolen include tools cameras air compressors CB radios weapons and cash with damages noted at residence windows pried and vehicles rummaged. Suspects taken items on various days Wednesday Thursday and Sunday weighing heavy on industrial park and college campus locations.
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Industrial Parkway
Mars
Mission Blvd
Ana Baate
Inseo Chang
Revolver
Swerine's
Eden Township
Raymond Conk
San Loreno
Sanday
Onta
Jann McDonniel
Castro Valley
Alan Wallets
Hayward
Frank Gatlons
Casio Valley
Venitie
Connie Uragen
Debt climbs at fastest pace since World War II
Washington reports 1975 saw the federal debt grow at the sharpest rate since WWII due to recession and tax cuts. Public debt rose 24 percent as federal borrowing surged, while state and local debt slowed. Net debt measures show differing transfers between government and private sectors amid high interest and New York bond activity.
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UPI
Commerce Department
Commerce
New York
Deer Thieves Threaten Crops Near Kato Fields
Residents report deer invading a five mile area around Kato’s fields drawn by abundant food and water from damaged cropland. Officials say lack of funds limits action beyond depredation permits. a tall, strong fence is proposed as a long term fix while Kato worries about safety if shooting were allowed.
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Fremont
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Richard Maceda
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Heroin withdrawal slows suspect's recovery
A burglary suspect wounded by a police officer in Fremont remains in stable condition at Highland Hospital Oakland as heroin withdrawal complicates recovery. The man identified as Bennet Hendricks, 30, of Fremont, was shot after firing at Officer John Rutledge during a response to a neighbor’s call. Hendricks faces charges including attempted murder burglary and weapons offenses.
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Oakland
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Library expansion plan boosts space for 108000 readers
The city library, starved for space with 108000 residents and 44574 annual checkouts, proposes a two story 12000 square foot expansion in two levels plus basement to house adult, young adult, and children sections and a flexible meeting room. Financing has stalled as a bond proposal faded with tax voters.
Postal rate freeze approved by Senate postal committee
The Senate Post Office Committee voted to freeze rates temporarily and provide a $1 billion subsidy to the US Postal Service. The bill creates a commission to report by Feb 15 1977 and would fund $500 million in fiscal 1977 and 1978, with President Ford deeming the level acceptable. Chairman Gale McGee supported the measure, rejecting rate increases and aiming to prevent service cutbacks.
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Lane
Gale McGee
D-Wye
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Ford
Postal Service
New Haven Trustee Burned in Accident
Harold Stricklin, 66, a New Haven school district trustee and former city planning commissioner, was treated at Kaiser Hospital Hayward after an electrical arc burned his hands while he was hooking up cables at Strickland Mill. He said he expects to be released today and missed no superintendent interviews.
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Harold Stricklin
New Haven School District
Kaiser Hospital
Hayward
Stricklin
Strickland Mill
New Haven
Union City selects five acts for July 6 talent show
Union City Chamber of Commerce picked five acts at Kennedy Center tryouts for a talent show on July 6 at the Alameda County fairgrounds Pleasanton. Acts include Kimberly Aichinger dancing The Love You Save, Jamie and Tammy Bailey tap dancing I m a Brass Band, Christine Rodriguez Jamie Gallegos Sherry Perez dancing Zorba the Greek, Nicole Dinkuhn Dabnielle Brown and Taryn Lum performing Patriotic Swing, and Robyn Pedro Railani Pedro Renee Pedro in Leoloni Madins.
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Union City Chamber of Commerce
Kennedy Center
Alameda County Fairgrounds
Pleasanton
Kimberly Aichinger
Jamie
Tammy Bailey
Christine Rodriguez
Jamie Gallegos
Sherry Perez
Zorba
Nicole Dinkuhn
Dabnielle Brown
Taryn Lum
Robyn Pedro
Railani Pedro
Renee Pedro
Leoloni Madins
Birthday celebration ends in arrest in San Leandro
San Leandro police arrested Gerald R. Washington a 23 year old Teamster at 4 05 am on suspicion of burglary after a birthday outing. He allegedly helped another man steal a new speaker system from a van in Oakland then fled. Officers recovered the speakers at Washingtons home.
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Gerald R. Washington
Lake Chaka Road
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Oakland
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Explosion at Texaco natural gas plant in Paradi s
Explosion and fire at a Texaco natural gas plant in Paradis Louisiana injured no one and prompted temporary evacuations for nearby residents. Firefighters controlled the blaze about four hours after it started as flames rose up to about 15 feet, with tanks containing propane gas cooling and the center area of the plant believed to be struck by a compressor blowout.
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