Man Killed After Collision With Train At Union City Intersection
Donald J. Silva, 44, of 1607 Angl ewood Place, died early today when his pickup crossed in front of a Southern Pacific train at Smith Street intersection. Gates were down and lights flashing as the train, traveling about 65 miles per hour, could not stop in time. Police say he may have tried to go around the gate. Engineer refused comment. conductor C. Fisher confirmed the incident.
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Motorcyclist Hurt in San Leandro Collision
William E B Cotinsky 22 of 730 Aydhur Age suffered a fractured skull broken right leg and broken left foot in a collision with a sedan driven by Pastma Hendrick 41 of 437 Thornally St San Leandro. He was in intensive care at Vit af Memorial Hospital and cited for speeding.
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Hayward Earthquake Jolts Local Area
An earthquake measuring under 3 on the Richter scale shook Hayward at 1 40 pm yesterday. The tremor was felt across the area and by workers on the top floors of a tall building at California State University Hayward. A university earth science technician said the quake centered near the campus and caused a sharp jolt but no damage.
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BART to Begin Test Run After Major System Upgrades
BART plans to start trains this September after about 30 system changes. General Manager B R Stokes says improvements in door control, train detection, overspeed and braking must gain Public Facilities Commission approval before extending service to San Francisco. A dispute with Rohr Industries over $200,000 in extra costs delays progress, but Stokes hopes to settle next week to meet a September opening.
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Fatal Oakland crash under review after heart attack question
James W. Collins, 7 85 Calhoun Street Hayward man, died after a head on collision with a semi truck near 08th Avenue and Nimile Freeway. Coroner’s office awaits lab results to determine if death was caused by injuries or a preceding heart attack. Collins’ wife Mable witnessed the crash. driver Armando Scorsonelli, 49, escaped injury.
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Livermore school bonds and tax increase defeated
Voters in the Livermore Valley Unified School District rejected a bond measure and a tax increase. Bond and tax defeat may lead to double sessions at Arroyo Machi and Stith schools, with possible year round classes revisited.
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Hitcis
A. Thi High School
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Assiniet
Atroyo Machi
Stith
Nussee
Ken Bageld
Manuel Prado
Kennedy Park tennis courts plan delayed by board vote
The Maynard recreation district puts off accepting the Oakland developer's proposal to install four dune style tennis courts at Kennedy Park. The board will reconvene after he board meeting on May 24 to review details of the installation and the adjacent apartment complex project.
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Burglary Loot Totals 1218 From San Leandro Home
Sheriff deputies traced a burglary at the San Leandro residence of Patrick J Pedroni in San Lamia. A patio door was broken and a television set valuables rifles golf clubs and a leather vanity were taken totaling 1218.
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Stans Links Watergate to Nixon Ties and Fund Probe
The article reports Senator Stans testifying on Watergate ties to President Nixon, noting a confidential memo about a discretionary fund at Commerce used to benefit Nixon's reelection. It describes Magruder Hunt and Dean’s immune status, and outlines committee investigations, meetings, and related disclosures.
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Clemente work cost $414,093 at La Clemente estate
The Santa Ana Register reports total expenditures on improvements at President Nixon’s Western White House in San Clemente rose to 414,103 dollars. The figure includes electrical work, landscaping, a lawn sprinkler system, a beach area, a bridge, roadways, a septic tank, a storage shed, roof work, and pool-related projects funded by GSA and tied to Secret Service directives.
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San Francisco Panel approves campaign spending limit measure
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors committee approved a city ordinance to cap campaign expenditures with a sliding scale from mayoral races to school board battles. The bill bans labor unions and corporate contributions and tightens reporting rules. Secretary of State Ed Brown praised it as a model for other cities and possibly the state legislature.
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Two Injured In Hayward Freeway Crash
Two Oakland men were reported in critical condition at St Rose Hospital after a single vehicle crash on the Minni Freeway in Hayward. CHP said Nick J. Gonzales, 22, was driving north when he fell asleep at services near A Street. his car veered off, struck a rail, and was demolished. A second injured person, Rudy Rotger, 2, of Oakland, remained hospitalized.
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Officials discuss woes at Cleveland Madison
SAN LEANDRO officials from San Leandro and Oakland met to form a cooperative program to curb periodic juvenile problems between Cleveland and Madison schools. About 24 representatives from the two cities discussed intercity youth issues and agreed to expand recreation programs with more supervisors and activities at Cleveland and Madison playgrounds.
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Navy Removes Captain in Buchanan Command Shakeup
Navy relieved Commander John R. Wolrymple, 33, skipper of the guided missile destroyer Buchanan, after a failed inspection and readiness lapses. The action comes as part of the so called Med Squad officers program, begun in September to place officers in experimental commands beyond typical limits.
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School board settles for half a million after balcony fall
In San Francisco a school district settles a case for 500000 after a student was paralyzed when another student fell from a balcony during a school incident. Names and precise locations are unclear in the report, but the settlement was reached with the injured party.
Nixon to unveil anti-inflation plan
The report outlines President Nixon considering a price central plan to curb inflation through selective wage and price controls, export restrictions, and mandating advance approval for price hikes by large firms. It cites recent spikes in consumer and wholesale prices and debates on tightening profit margins and returns controls.
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Lab weighs future of Lawrence Livermore programs
Lawrence Livermore Lab faces a two million dollar cut next year though most programs rise above inflation. Director Balzel cites continued weapons research as stabilizing while other areas may grow including laser fusion bio med CTR and safety studies. A lab committee will explore other contributions and expansion options amid questions about reactor safety research and open versus classified study in non nuclear fields.
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