Bay Area Air Pollution Ties Citations Surge Report
In San Bernardino region a campaign against open burning issued 246 citations last month, more than double May 1971. Nine firms in south County cited, four in San Leandro, including Twin Island Co with three open burning violations. Other San Leandro firms cited were Western Roofing, Precision Foundry, Te and Star Roofing. Selus Hoebuck Co in Hayward faced an industrial processing violation. Additional citations went to United States Pipe and Foundry Co, Flux Chemical Co, Pacific States Steel in Union City, Kaiser Sand and Gravel in Pleasanton, and two homeowners.
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Agai Patluters
South County
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Twi Island Co
San Leandroa
Western Roofing Co
Precision Foundary, Te
Star Roofing Co
Selus Hoebuck Co
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United States Pipe and Founry Co
Plux Ghemical Co
Pacific States Steel Corp
Union City
Kaiser Sand and Gravel
Pleasanton
United States Pips and Foundry Co
Canal
Fatomal burglary hits Fatowat Verp again in San Leandro
Fatowat Verp located at 15936 Foothill Blvd in San Leandro was burglarized again overnight Tuesday. Police report the shop suffered prior losses including 448 in film cameras earlier in May, with current theft loss not yet determined.
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Fatowat
Foothill Blvd
Film Art Gameras
Fire damages Castro Valley horse at Lawrence Drive home
A fire in the attic and newt area of 4383 Lawrence Drive, Castro Valley, caused about 5000 dollars damage to the house and unknown contents. Neighbor woke Mrs Luscher and her son in law, who were staying there. no injuries. Fire units arrived with ten men and two pumpers along with a ladder truck. fire contained in about 20 minutes.
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Castro Valley
Hlhle Luscher
Lawrence Drive
Tramege
Kidnapped Venezuelan industrialist freed after ransom paid
Carlos Dominguez, 68, a Venezuelan industrialist, was released at his Caracas home after paying a record $1,135,000 ransom two weeks after his abduction. His son said he appeared drugged, and police acted promptly though the family had handled the ransom.
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UPI
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Caracas
Carlos Alberto
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United States
Bibby Greenleaze
Youths Spread the Gospel in Dallas Gathering
In Dallas delegates, about 100 others, plus youth groups and Billy Graham, spread the Good News in morning seminars and night meetings at a downtown open area. Some residents slammed doors while others welcomed the message as Graham plans to speak Friday and Saturday for a mass festival expected to draw up to 250000.
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Jesus
Billy Graham
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Stock market edges higher amid uneven gains
In New York trading the market moved ahead with moderate volume as the Dow Jones industrial average hovered around the 60.25 level while gainers outpaced losers by about seven to four. The tone suggested cautious optimism despite mixed, volatile moves in prices.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Body of Major Found in Monterey Bay
The body of Army Major Guy Kinzey of the San Francisco Presidio was found in Monterey Bay near Santa Cruz on Wednesday. Two fishermen located the body, missing since his night plane crashed into the bay on May 21 after taking off from Fort Ord for repairs. The body of his wife, Terga, 5, the other occupant of the plane, was recovered shortly after the crash.
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Castro blasts U S over Guantanamo in Cuba speech
Cuban Premier Fidel Castro accused the United States of using the Guantanamo base for subversive activity against Cuba. In a Berlin speech to guards at the wall he praised their defense against refugees and noted a memorial at Brandenberg Gate for guards killed while stopping flight to the West. He cited a naval base near Oriente and said the US has long used the area for provocations.
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Murder charge filed again in Brumfield slaying
Ernest J. Hollgers, 25, was arraigned on a new murder charge in the March 21 killing of Barbara M. Brumfield, 27. A municipal court had dismissed earlier charges for insufficient evidence, but Alameda County DA charged him Tuesday on new testimony, with the case continued to June 22 before Judge Jacqueline Taber.
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UPI
Ernest J. Hollgers
Barbara M. Brumfield
Muncipal Court
Jacqueline Taber
Holgers
Alameda County
Soviet chief visit dominates page seven copy
Reported air campaigns over North Vietnam extend to another record eight days with B52 raids near Vinh, Thanh Hoa, and Hanoi. US pilots hit Mirroring targets include supply bunkers, petroleum storage areas, and a railroad bridge as Podgorny visits Hanoi for talks. Casualties rise amid heavy fighting around Kontum while airfield and convoy strikes continue in the central highlands.
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Budget deadline looms as California budget stalls
A paye error caused UC salary adjustments to miss by about one percent, fueling tensions after Berkeley Live more and San Francisco nonfaculty strikes. The fiscal year deadline was pushed back to allow two weeks of operation cash, with a budget about 1 billion above current spending and 239 million more than Reagan requested. Republicans may oppose parts but plan to vote yes, despite Reagan’s veto power, to ensure passage with two thirds in both houses.
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Senate
Chinese challenge ban on alien civil service jobs
Five Chinese immigrants appeal a federal civil service discrimination ruling in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. They contend the May 1906 Civil Service Commission rule denies equal opportunity and that resident aliens should be allowed to hold government positions. The district court dismissed Mow Sung Wong v. Hampton. the appeal argues government may not bar residency status from federal employment.
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Mow Sung Wong
Hong Kong
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Wong
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Peekham
Dack
Family migrants face housing crisis in Sacramento
A mother and her children, fleeing drugs and liquor, struggle to find shelter in Sacramento. They moved from New Jersey, endure a crowded $2-a-day motel while facing possible separation as landlords refuse to rent to the large family. The mother cites past losses from heroin and alcohol to explain her pull to California.
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Tinge Rentavia
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New judge Carson receives warm welcome at induction
Lionel Repas governor of the Third District lauded Carson as he faces a tremendous challenge with eyes on him. Alameda County Bar Association leader DALE STOPS pledged support as Judge Robert Byers praised Carson as a fine attorney and future judge. Carson thanked his mother Leona, wife, children, and friends after the induction at the Meeks state. San Leandro police presented a gilded broom with a gavel top to symbolize his rise from janitor to judge, a remark echoed by veterans who recalled his early days. Father Manuel Alvernaz arrived from Castro Valley to greet Carson at the reception.
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Manuel Alvernaz
Stockton
Castro Valley
Magee sues Chronicle over alleged libel and gag order
Ruchell Magee, a San Quentin inmate, filed suit in San Francisco Superior Court naming Chronicle Publishing Co and Marin and San Francisco officials as defendants. He alleges publication of false documents harmed his reputation linked to a 1970 Marin Civic Center murder case and seeks to halt further publication while asserting an unconstitutional gag. Magee, acting pro se, plans to stand trial August 1 before Judge Morton Colvin, the eighth judge assigned to the case.
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U S Bridge Team Olympiad: Aces Rise as Poland Drops
UPI reports at MIAMI BEACH Poland fell from second to fourth after two of three races in the World Bridge Team Olympiad. The United States Aces climbed to third with a dramatic 11-9 win over Australia, while Canada and Malaysia led as Chile beat Poland 64 in a separate match.
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Oakland Hell's Angels leader named in murder indictments
A grand jury indicts Ralph Sonny Barger and associates over the murder of Agero with charges including arson and drug offenses. Six indicted in total. witness testimony connected to the case. Cindy Shrader and Anita Walton are among others charged in drug offenses.
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Sonny" Sarger
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India wins out as smoggiest city in Riverside County
The Riverside Air Pollution Control District named Indio as the smoggiest city in the county for the year. High oxidant levels are attributed to air from the Los Angeles Basin moving into the area, with Indio exceeding the state standard by 483 hours, Riverside by 1,377 hours, and Palm Springs by 934 hours.
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Wedding Prior to Prison Term Delayed in Murder Case
The wedding before the prison term was delayed as Staats will rule on the request Wednesday. Lima and Whitus were convicted of the murder at the robbery of Mrs Barbara Jean Gurcig of San Jose and Henry J Viera of San Leandro. The bodies of five victims identified as Adcreities dealers were found on Jensen Road in Casive Valley on Nov 16.
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Whitus
Barbara Jean Gurcig
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Henry J. Viera
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Jensen Road
Casive Valley
Marin warns on butterflies amid warm spring warning
In Marin County officials, led by the agricultural commissioner, issued a warning about West Coast Ladies butterflies. The unusual early appearance is blamed on warm spring weather, with motorists urged to be cautious of the insects and their fluttering presence on roads.
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