Cat causes Newark blaze in Birch Street house fire
A cat allegedly chewed a wire while trying to escape a wall setting a Newark home on fire at 38 thousand dollars. The blaze damaged drapes and spread through the house before two nine-man fire companies under Chief Bud Spalding extinguished it in 44 minutes. Neighbor Anne Marie Shaeffer reported the alarm at 37276 Birch Street.
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Cal Vilher
Reina Steinfel
Larg Lae
Ene
Spalding
Anne Marie Shaeffer
William Sauer Dies in San Leandro at 58
William Sauer a longtime San Leandro school district office machine mechanic died yesterday at age 58 after long illness. He is survived by his wife Justita daughter Evette 19 and son Mark 21 all of San Leandro. Memorial services set for 11:40 am Monday at First Presbyterian Church 180 Estudillo Ave. Navy veteran of World War II will be buried at sea. Contributions may be made to church youth camp fund memorial.
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San Leandro
Jillian J. Sauer
Mr. Sauer
Justita
Evette
Mark
First Presbyterian Church
Hearing set on BART Transbay service plan
The Bay Area Rapid Transit District seeks to start transbay tube service under San Francisco Bay with a Public Utilities Commission hearing set for July 11. BART filed Friday, outlining initial service between Fremont and San Francisco and Concord and San Francisco with later expansion from Richmot to Berkeley to San Francisco.
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Concord
Richmot
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Richmond
Daly City
Second strike averted at Kaiser East Bay hospitals
Kaiser Foundation Hospitals reached a new 22 month contract with Local 29 Office and Professional Employer Union, ending an eight day nurses strike affecting about 900 East Bay staff. The agreement provides a $45 monthly raise phased with $10 more in January and $55 in April 1973, plus nominal pension boosts and a floating holiday, while a second strike was avoided after negotiations continued.
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East Bay
Marathon
California
Kaiser Hospitals
No trial for 76 year old landlord killer found unfit
A 76 year old man Karl Monsen was ruled unfit for trial in Superior Court and committed to the state mental hospital in Alaska dora. He is accused of shooting landlord San Angelimvich at a group of cottages at 1508 L62nd Ave in a rent dispute. He reportedly fired at close range, discarded the weapon under a car on East Mth Street.
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Alascadora
Wiliam McGuiness
Karl Mon Sen
Monsen
San Angelimvich
L62nd Ave
Angelimvich
East Mth Street
Nuclear pacts expand U S cooperation with 27 nations
Washington reports 27 nations including Israel have peaceful nuclear cooperation pacts with safeguards for materials. An Atomic Energy Commission spokesman cited IAEA in Vienna monitoring U S supplied materials. Israel hosts a U S built research reactor but will not receive a power reactor under the Cairo announced agreement. Countries listed include Argentina Australia Austria Brazil Republic of China Colombia India Indonesia Israel Japan Korea Philippines Portugal South Africa Spain Thailand Turkey Venezuela Switzerland Denmark Greece Iran Vietnam Finland Ireland Norway.
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Thailand
Turkey
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Virtnam
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Ireland
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Dream boat sails from California to Hawaii with crew
Lawrence Livermore Laboratory engineer William Berry and his wife Juanita have built a custom trimaran, the dream ship they plan to sail from California to Hawaii in June July with crew member Gouveia and experienced sailor Eniu Browwer. The crew faces seasick risks but confidence runs high as they chart routes toward Tahiti and Australia.
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Betty
Gouveia
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Uth 99
Walnut Creek
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San Jose Eyes Alviso Jetport Plan Faces Opposition
San Jose considers a scaled down 4,000 acre jetport in Alviso aiming to handle up to 10 million passengers yearly by 1985. Opposition from Newark, Fremont, Milpitas and Santa Clara County groups cites noise pollution and environmental concerns. Projections hinge on ABAG limits from 1972 and federal funding participation.
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Milpitas
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Newark teachers reach impasse in salary talks
Newark teachers vote to reject the district offer, seeking a 10.65 percent raise amid income and budget disputes. Linda Ayler of the Newark Teachers Association says the sides remain at logjams over salary, educational programs, class size, and rehiring policies as fact finding looms next week.
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Agler
Apler
Caan Drives Community Programs Amid Police Reform Controversy
Union City police chief Cann advances a 857,000 youth services program with the city and federal funds, placing staff at James Logan High School and supporting a music of police reform as a community service. He pushed a four day work week, boosted morale, and hired seven officers and one policewoman, amid critical letters alleging harassment and police brutality.
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San Leandro
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James Logan High School
Sgt
Vernon Johnson
Johnson
Our Lady of the Rosary Church
William Zatier
Daily Review
Union City
San Bruno
Obituary notices from Hayward and Oakland area services
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Alabama
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Bremerton
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Roy Ghinimus
Oakland
Good Shepherd ‘Lutheran Church
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Mississippi
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B Street
American Cancer Society
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Mt. View
Soremsen
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Fremont Blvd
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American Lung Society
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Richard —Thomas
Carol Moren
George Wangerin
Candice
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Sharon Wangerin
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Tina
Jamie Moren
Sam
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Bill Lamendola
Marge Hill
Annie Linequil
Clara Valvo
Teamsters Union
Midway Bowling League
la Vista Little League
Oakland Police Reserves
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Duine
Weather Outlook For San Francisco Bay Area Through Sunday
San Francisco Bay Area sees sunny days and fair nights through Sunday with increasing coastal cloudiness at night. Inland areas stay mostly clear with mild nights and cool mornings. temperatures rise modestly across the region with highs reaching the 70s to mid 80s in some valleys. Northwest winds pick up in the afternoon, easing by evening.
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Unclear South County Fire Call Entries And Locations
Fragmented list of fire response notes with times and street names across multiple areas, including Alameda County roads and nearby avenues. Contains numerous garbled terms, partial addresses, and nonstandard place references, suggesting a digitized OCR of a local fire dispatch log.
William J. Salem obituary from San Leandro
William J. Salem of San Leandro dies June 14. Memorial services set for Monday at 1st Presbyterian Church 180 Estudillo Ave San Leandro at 1130 a.m. Contributions to the First Presbyterian Church Memorial Fund Youth Camp Fund preferred.
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San Leandro
Presbyterian Church
Estudillo Ave
First Presbyterian Church Memorial Fund
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