PG&E Officials Warn of Summer Power Shortages and Possible Blackouts
Rich Riggs reports Dennis Pooler, energy conservation coordinator for South County Electric Co., outlines three conditions to avoid outages this summer. Conservation by all customers is essential, especially noon to six, as drought limits Pacific Northwest power purchases and equipment outages threaten reliability.
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Birthday hospital scene marks Robin Cruz tale of illness
One year old Robin Cruz fell ill three hours after a birthday celebration in Hayward. Born three weeks earlier, she was treated for a rash and cold before his condition rapidly worsened. Robin was diagnosed with a benign vascular tumor hemangioma on the neck, confining her to Kaiser Hospital on the fourth floor.
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Farewell to A B Morris Junior High School
Emotions ran high as faculty students and alumni gathered to mark the closing of A B Morris Junior High in Castro Valley. They recalled founder AJ Morris who arrived in 1919 to lead the old Castro Valley Elementary, and memories filled a gallery of life long ties to the campus that once stood.
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Ray case trial motion seeks new chance in judge's hands
The report notes a request for a new trial for James Earl Ray with details of recapture and upcoming court action. Anna Kershaw described frustration over released pictures and potential motions while emphasizing legal strategy and state versus federal considerations.
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Reinecke sets return to lead California death penalty push
Former governor Ed Reinecke plans to reenter statewide campaign for the death penalty. He joins Joan V. Brown Jr in backing an initiative to restore the penalty, arguing vetoes by Governor Brown were not overridden. A 197? appellate court ruling is cited as context for the effort.
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Carter clears Skytrain New York to London at 135 dollars
President Carter approved a British Skytrain service linking New York and London with one way fares of 135 dollars and return about 102 dollars under the no frills plan. Pan Am and TWA protested while CAB backed fare liberalization and Skytrain operations. The service, set for London Stansted, will offer reduced economy seating with meals and drinks sold separately.
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Water use questioned in San Leandro construction
A San Leandro man objects to using thousands of gallons of drinking water to compact dirt for a construction project. The item appears among today’s Review items on page 10.
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Weather outlook says mainly fair skies tomorrow
Outside South County, skies expected to be mostly fair through tomorrow with little cloud cover. Overnight and early morning hours may bring light fog or mist in the Sis region and nearby areas. More weather details on page a2.
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